Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
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At a meeting Of the Democrats of Brown township,
Morgan county, Tor the purpose OF appointing delegates to
the Young M,n's Mass Meeting, to be held al Indianapolis
June Il int.
DE-. Rueker was called to The chair. and W. A. Rocker
appointed Sccretary-NhcIeupp the following resolutions
were submitted to the meeting by John d. Rocker AID
ado ted by unanimous consent.
Eesolrcd. That our bicihgcn Of the De 'ocra'ic party from
the neiShhoriag townships. who have honcrcd Us with their
attendance be respectfully solicited TO participate in the
proceed ms f this meeting.
R,seirot. That it is the sense Of this meeting, that our
political fabric must rest its security upon a moral basis.
and that the ~IcIpctnity of our institutions can only lie
realized in The exercise If free and unt1anmeled opii ion,
the result Of grave reflection.
RsS9irci, That the substitution Of artificial symbols
luhOoieIy and revelry for fact reflection ard moratiiy Getaci
ftom that exalted character for virtue and Intelligence which
a a people we have 50 d~eservedly gained among tie wise
Resoirea. That the entire proceed IS OF the recent VIII
meeting IN THIS village was IN good keep ing with the display
and ~GiSg;aceiul mumneIIes which Characterized them il
1910.
EesoIroR, Tha, past history and present experience teach
US to receive nothing aS true which my be asserted lv triia
orators, wing odfors or wing Singers of %pIof,ne dcsselc
SONGS, unless sustained by documentary evidence free OF al
Wbis omcadatlen.
Ecoirea. That we recognize in the late crrcrsorcF which
drove the Wing Of Aog'n to sead iOg Jnsa u. N0lead
Banatf, Bradley and Others Coon leaders at Indianapolis
10 attend their county convent ton and speak their candidate.
into favor with The people, an evidence that their old Bri-
and ~vcsselof State, which en- a cluizc FOR the Presidency
has been tw &C f3urdetcd. Is again stuck fast in Clay.
RsS0Iref, That we concur in the sem islcut (bGt r~orriia'C
the source from whence 1t omanaied) that . the. is n,
necessity Of psoiectien for p otcc'ion," and thar we alC
o,pOsSl 10 all laIll laws exec IA ilhl Tor revenue, adapted
t. the wants e government econon ically administered.
Rcsolrcf. That VIC regard n National Bank Lnicr an,
modification as unconstitutional, ineXpedient, aud an unsafe
Gegository + = the public funds.
Res9irsd, That we are opposed to the distribution Of III,
proceeds # tho public lands. lst. Because it i. rcpugnan
10 tic Constitute n. Fl. Because Of it, tendency to dininisl
the revenue, thereby creating a defcIt IN the treasury, aae
4 consequent necessity Tor high duties, or that II. re odiOu
ult,imatum Of Nhi-scry, dlcct taxation.
Resolrcf, That rs Dcmccia;s good and tuc having in vow
the success cf principles (m1ie than mem we will sup; OF
the nominee Of the Baltimore Convention, James X. icil
and George NJ. Dallas, men whose unwAveIng adherence T.
and indelatiglbie laborS in, the cau-e Of democracy have
contributed % much TO It's success and peimancncy.
ReSJirec, That as Democrats faithful 10 oEr principles u,
pledge ourselves TO exert all honorable means 10 SocuIe III,
success of the ent1e Democratic ticket at the next ensuin.
elections.
Res0irc3, Thath had INC sptit OF 10 been the same rs TIA
manifested hy TIT =, same Old &C, II " ard his satellites al TIT
pseS,ntdsy IN reference t. the annexation II Tsxls AMI GU
hight 10 0le-on. thee United SAFES might now be BIiti>!
colonies. ard we the sui i"c : e a pcftc9Gt glvcnncrt.
Rcscirsd, That every Iemocilt Of Brown township i
invited TO attend the Young Mems Mas Meeting to b
held IT indianapolis on l7th Iune inst.
Eesoirct. Tint the proceedings If this meeting ie pab
lishcd IN the Sentinel aId Coon Skinner.
THOMAS II. BUCKER, presiisn'.
W. a. RoOKFR, SccrU.