The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

lst, extend and be supplied from iiiesnImale chsn.
nsis wh,ls that country rsssains indspssdeDt Aud
that We regard the annexation oi this torto'y, WIN
liz countless acres OF fertile soil, ~ vsst home mar
t al an xpense far less than that by which we Sc
cured Louisiana a con,iuuance OF The wise sno 90
uacous aud honorable and patriotic, aud truly Amef
ean ooliey of Jefferson, which has made strong
nation and happy aud thriving people,
ResoIred hat si nlgbtened and civilized govern
menls and esp cisly every American cinIen
ha. viewed the eou'se pursued by the IRISH judge
to~aeds Conncli and bis coad utors, for openly and
earsssy asserting their ghs and attempting 10 re-
store that only boon TO liberty, an equalry 10 repre-
ssotalion and homs government, az revolving TO me
feelings of civilized humanity and that we hail theI
Liberation, by The English House Of Lords, as another
ev dence Of The rapid extension oi iho one great
Democratic prncipIe-human equality, evil and
religious liberty, and the freedom OF thought and Dis
cussion.
Resolved, That the course pursued by the Federal
ISIS of Rhode Island towards Thomas w ison ID RI
for daring 10 assert the Peoples rights fieenen 10
overthrow AN old English charter, handed down from
the mother country with all its odious and aIsiocralit
principles Of unequal repre- sentation and property
qualification for czenship exhibits the same degTcs
OF hostility towards the advancement Of free and
equal rights that Of the Irish Judger, and that the
legislators in refusing to berale that pure patnot ant
phlaDthropist, keeping him confined in gloomy eel
by night and al hard labor by day, In pain and SICK
ness refusing hun the intercourse Of his parents FOL
even a few moments shows that they are more de,'
potic than the EDgsh Lords BON, according to thei
government, TO place and rank and have justly merit
cd the cognomen OF Algenncs.
MIR. Benjamin Mott, Of Bethlehem, was then called
out, and enchanted the attention OF the audience io
nearly two hours, by clear and concise review o
the Bank, Tariff and Distribution policy, aud thu
Texas question throughout all It's varied bearings on
slavery, home market, extension of territory, NC.
LAST GREAT SCHUYLER HALL MEET
ING.
The great mass meeting held in this city on We'd
nesday evening last was the most gratifying, as i
the largest and most enthusiastic assembly of the
kind ever held here while tho brilliancy and splen
dor the scene presented by the display of torches
and waving of banners in the procession, is beyond
the power of description. Large delegations from
Rome, Oriskaney, Whitestown, and York Mills, were
IN attendance.
The speech Of Mr.. Melville was in all respect.
worthy of the distinguished reputation he has already
acquired as political speaker, and has left an i'm.
preston the mnds'of his hearers here which will
not easily be erased or forgotten.
The resolutions short and pointed, and met the
hearty approval of all who heard them, and speak
the sentiments, We believe, well of the Democra-
cy of the county of the city. Utica is allW right
The vote she will give the Democratic nominees and
to al of them this fall will astonsh and confou
our enemies.