The North-Carolina standard., 1844-05-15

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among tas y, end 70 SE e
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dehts While tley make new ones 6& the creation 81 81
national debit iHay 81 them il s-sstsemsae
The Democrsfic iAith is.dEsctfs NE reverse. We
declare opposition National Bank as frsugh win
danger 10 our free institutions and to the lib eTes Of rue
people from necessarily great and controlling power
the general currency and business OF the country
to the SsT'sm Ds
dical fe6rna total sepsFaon of the fiscal concerns
Of the governmant frouf ALI banking institutions rs the
psndenee Support to no Bank but such as are based
upon sodBd principles ability and disposition At
times TO redeem their bills in geld ah4slver AneT
press ProxsrR in all Bank Charters requiring ample
security to be given the state for the redemption OF
their issea in specie demand and fhe Subsection OF
allacts of interpretations o&he Control OF be
EOppositioa ta the datribAoR Of the proceeds of Re
pubic lands as nnauthoEzed and highly inexPstent.
aHdUltimately suhjeeting the States to become mere
TeprehensSIe, hen the goveinmen, is in debt and
in every Of rsye9ue to meet current ex:
penseA Support of Tariff adjusted for the purpose OF
reveRdA inaataiR HE gosArardent economically 'ad:
mnisered; and uneelsiug hostility to pFoecHve taru
which imposes hHAeRs Upon the aapy far the beHehl q"
teuut Of the fsraf party 40 ay SSleat hands upon
the Consultation that Of our liberties
suit the caprice of reskless RsrzaRsA Thus arrayed
showing ere federal whfS pasfy OF this advocating
the sams prirfcples which dstRgHshaf Them IN the
early days dhs republic an enlargement OF the pow,
Essof the federal goHeFDnehf, lie Constellation and
at the expense fths rights Of the Siates,-the
restrstisR of the power. influence ad prosperity ct
the great body Of people BY acodrse of legs ateR
tS"r he special benefit Of individuals and classes.
In we ind the demoetstic party asking on
lay Aoasst government, Eontread BY the>PeOPe uS
isn the btsv Of the CSRsq6Oh ave look upon
i eemen equals. entitled to equal nApence n pnP-
Lbs aafs and to equal praection iRtbeFPriVaaa als
I'VE look upon government not as Designed to Iase NE
Eew aboVe1he many, OF to make some rIrh and oheTs
poor but TO- give equal seeusitY taal ia they rgh& OF
person aud property and their aEfnlpursnhs..
We repudiate institutions and lsWsAShlch deslgnsuy
give one man or class Of meA advantages over be!s,
while We accordtoa the right y use br ben
eft, without jnuKH ts other Ihe EindaAd the aIgth
with which 'he grea. GfeasoE Rassndossd them these
] L. Resoioel Rhat ia the coming contest wa viii
easnesty advocate oar eheristd Rri0clsa. andygi"a
politica support toh0se osly who Wilf zeaonsy ain
tain thair l. csc esdaucF. ..i,
e. Resolved, Thai lhismestng eeacqH ihe appoint.
mens made OF delegates to the Baltimore C9qSentIos
j by tbe District GatesyiRes On s 9Th
a. .Resolvads That twenty delegates besppoiaied be
kths meeting orcpReSant this county in fe Etsctdsa
tConyentioR for t6s Electoral District. 70 be he'd II
| FatboroRgh iRIHpeenext.,
T. ResSSed, That The Chairman sgPOiIt Democratic
Conftteeso of VigilaneAa each GsP aps DisirisfnEho
are requested to discriminate POLITICAL atoroAtion and
[uFge UP0n DeDOcras tEsS importance aDd neeeiiyaf
FkattspdiRx The Pets. aOd-.to mike aranSeRs9ss IN
RetIed aftffe eleetion M AHalsl. ana the RreGdsntA
elecliQn IN NoyemHer neTt. - - :: -. >:
--lhpursuanee of tbe above fespiution, the, ,Chaft
nlan appofntedthe Iofowihg
f.: COAAITTEEs>O OF, VIGILANCEs
DShfies No 1. Cullen Ange, JOS l. 'Wate1s,
Ebon,as L. -Hotieday, G;IbrieL Apga, Mallc ha
4 ARge, Zaohariah GsrldnS James MSzblI F., |Wln.
'ESennitt, VIM. Ward, ana Alfred Everist -.
! .'DisfTiet No. g Harpoh Eason, Otis Andrews,
Noah Reaahk MArliQ R"ddick, WIN. puggan,
F., John c. Gassinger, Jordan GaH.pbrll, 8. p:
i. District no. g. Robert. Lanier. VIM. Dhhiel.
Jesse Hataisop,. Jesse S., .stallings, Joshua. G.
fRobasan| |SHJnes Ha Olson. Noar Pal JasiR Tice,
Redding Petry IoAn Perry aAd Hynsn R0ba-
son.
Dissriot NJ. A. T6G, NJ siaton, sianIx Dug
tgan, Do& Peter Z. Msddera. Capt Hardy G:
I Cobbs, Alien F. OAburne Levi Pippin, SPirs
HarreIl, and William & whitley
District Aa s. David 3 Harrison, Holm B.
Harrison, Abinh.P Pesi, James Carawa John
WOolard, Stanly Peal pasid Gurgsnns, -Abgam
Green. Benjamin Eeggetc Jordan Mizell, and
tSinpR GazgauusE- - -...
] District NJ. 6s-Aataohy Burou CHS, Jas Bur.
|4ock, "A rnold c. Keel, VIM. D. CaraS'ay,- Alfred
Moorey Randolph. EgalL. zacharih. Haddech.
JESSE Moore Capt VIM. Cooper, Joseph Peal,
TgrnefE BarnSfli, Romiius S. Cherry, and L>A.
renee WiTlianse
District No 7.-.Wm Rogers, Simon e. Ev.
erit kraoid Whitfield, s. B. Powell, Drexty
Teak Cetten Powell, Abner 8. Cob,fse, Capt John
A Mahning James B, RObasohi Denajs Rawls,
and Thomas CdIsen.
/. District No. s-Dock AbneF Williams F: P.
Ward, A. s Gotten, RobsTa. .5ohneoA, Joshua Tay.
tlor, K. Taylor, Stephen Outerbfidge F. G. UoBb,
/ William Pollard Wm. Alsobrosks, aud Dan'l
/ Ward, sr.
District No 9.@-Jehn.P. former, WIN. B. w.
Shessed, r. W. Ward Benjamin u Mayo; A.
\ F. Hooker, Jekn H. Bryan, VIM Jones' l.. r..
Brown, EeFnezar Hyman. Peytqn r. Boy-tt
In pursuance Of the 3rd' resoIutioa, the Chair
man appointed the faftwing Dt4egatrs: T. W.
Ward, J. s. Yafrel, Doct Abnef Williams, Col,
,IIJoseph G.. Caraway, Daniel Ward, sr,; Doct p.
E. Maddsra, 5so. Watts, Benz. G. Mayo, M. Nj
Station, R. s. Cherry, a. H Cofirld, Lawrence
Johnson, Jashua Taylor, WIN. L. MizeH, Harmoh
Eason, A. S. Mooring. Col Briggs Langley, Dr..
VIM. w. Wsas. A. S, Gotten, apd William Also
! brooks ~. -
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted.
Resolved That this ueetiug urge upon our
brethren in this couny, ,-the necessity ofnfs haPohy
land vigilance IN suseiRinS the nominees of this eetDg
4 while We pledge ourselves p give them Eealons anG
ea9pest support, coliAeaily believing that they will