The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-18

| Israel Marden, Nathaniel ID. Miller
William Moses, Augustus Jenkins
John T.. Tasker Wm.F. Laiehton,
Samuel p. Wiggin, EDWARD s. Wendell.
Andrew B. Vennard
Voted, to add to this committee the following per
sons, viz
Nathaniel Jackson, Daniel Vaughan,
Matthew Roach, George J. Smart
James Lawry, John M. Walden.
Voted that this committee be authorized TO appoint
Ward Committees
Voted, that the Central Committee be requested to
correspond and cooperate with the officers of the
Democratic Association.
Voted that if the officers of the Democratic As.
ISOLATION refuse to cooperate with the Central Com
mttee this evening chosen, the said committee are
fully authorized to proceed in completing The organ.
izalion, and 10 act in all Independently ard in
the same manner if no such Association existed
| Voted, that parade and procession be formed at
the next meeting called by the committee.
Voted, that the Central Committee be requested to
imbody the facts relative to The interrogation of Mr..
Haetts engagement to address this IN, citing on the
part of C. Virgin and Others, and publish them in
the New Hampshire Gazette and Portsmouth Mer-
curry.
Voted, that the Democratic Central Committee be
directed to call future meetings OF The party, until
others chosen in their stead whenever such meet
ngs may be necessary, IN The name Of the Democrat
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election so as not to interfere with the known ar
engagements of the Democratic Association
1 he following resolutions were introduced and
read by the Secretary
Resoiptd, That union of all honest democratic
republicans, the great question Of the Presidency
which deeply agitates The country, is of para
mount importance TO all per,ona local considera-
TONS and 10 all differences Of opinion on minor sub
jec,s relative TO matters of State policy-that lay
all these aside for the sake OF union on subjects Of
great national concern.
Resolred, That we view tariff for any purpose
beyond the legitimate object of revenue, TO b. le
galized system for the plumber Of the While commu-
nifty for the benefit Of particular portions; and that
IT the duty Of all democrats TO unite and combine
their efforts 10 place such men in over will ad-
just the present tariff Of 1872 hat II shall strictly
conform 10 revenue standard
X sorsd, That we are opposed to the distribution
OF the public land revenue among the States, and
view II 80 far as IL goes, as an assumption of the
States debts by the United Stsies-snd that we eau
perceive no difference In principle between such a
measure, and an indscrimnate distribution among
the States Of the proceeds Of the revenue from
imports.
Resolved, That are, and ever have been opposed
TO United States Bank in every shape and form that
has yet been presented before the public that the
re-esiab shment OF such bank is primary object
with the party that have assumed the cognomen Of
wings and however some of them may disclaim il
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for the Presidency, we know their policy fully de
veloped IN lS4l, and the unpopuarity Of the mes-
sure alone In some sections OF the country, prevents
them from an open avowa Of this measure, as sine
qua non In their national policy.
Resoired, That being decidedly and fundamentally
opposed 10 all these measures which form the prin-
cIpal basis Of the Wing national policy, we will use
all honest means, and apply all efforts to prevent
the election OF Henry Clay and Theodore reling-
buy sen, who set forth as the "imbodnnenri Of
Wing or Federal principles, believing that their ele-
yallon TO the Offices TO which they aspire would be
the means Of permanently fastening the unjust tariff
OF 1872 upon the country together with all the 9TH
er odious Federal measures In its train.
Resolved That we are decidedly in favor Of a re-
annexation Of Texas TO our country, and 10 the occu
aion OF the Oregon territory; and that both these
objects are OF vital importance TO whole Union
and TO s defence against the Entertainments and hos
tile designs of foreign powers,-and that measures
ought t. be speedily taken 10 carry these desir
purpose. into complete effect,
Resoired That we have entire confidence in IA.
talents, Iniegr ty and 'lnical frmness Of jams X
Polk and George Dallas, the democratic candi-
dates for the Presidency apd Vioe Presidency and
that We will unite heart and hand to promote their
election.
The above resolutions were then adopted by the
unanimous vote ofthe meeting.
Voted, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairmln and Secretary and published
10 the New Ham shire Gazette and Portsmouth
Mercury.
poted, That this meeting be adour ned SIN, de.
SAMUEL CUSHMAN,
Chairman,
BSER GRErNLrAr, Secretary