New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10


s,s-You wl by oi the resolution, o the Demoenc
meeting held tins CITY, On the ID INST that the editor Of hs
to nnb,h The proceedings o the said meeting The eofd
that pa per having refused To comply with tho request We m
cDmpecd 10 appeal Ia the mngnanmy ola p9ich oppoota,
10 commmnica,e our views Democratic bch'sn snt
to the public Yours '''F'fclTiAl,Ss cliAs. nuBBELL.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, COUNTY MEETING.
Alta meeting of Democratic Republicans OF
the county of Monroe, held at the Court House,
in Rochester, on the Sd day Of August, lSi4
GEORGE w. PRATT, of Greece, was chosen
President; DAVID HoYT and DARIUS COLE, Of
Rochester, Vice Presidents and CHARLES IluS
BELL and GEORGE A. KNAPP, Secretaries.
On motion of j. ID. Husbands, Esq.
Res,ircd That Committee of three be appointed BY d,
Prcsen prepare and report resolutions for the action ofa'
meeting. .,y II r I'll
mund Lyon and George a. Knapp said Commit
tee. The Committee on resolutions reported The
following, which were adopted without dissent
ing voice;
R>,oa Tint as Democrats we nre strongly to .
important principles o the pnuy and We ecog ze one
those principles. OF primary Importance and ndsen'aben
success the duty the MINORITY support the regular
nation, oi the party when fairly made jv a D'ajor'tv
Reso,red hat the course OF The Democmc NntionalCO
t1&r%s xs"I%" ssey "i 5he eSes
nomne candidates ol m @ @ % ~ ' I ,ss s u, W %
democratic Sraes-wns ''rreguiat and nntl-d-m caue,
bower 10 tnWhll Wl'UcS VI ubJvhU
and 10 defeat the will Of the People
Resolred, Tint we are IN avor OF snct construction
federal Constitution aud opposed To The exercise W 1pu
sl powers that find in that instrument au,hiy forth
General Government To assume or pay the debts OF e susie
admission of foreign and pendent nations ted
union The Of doubtful by forced and st
charged upon the iedern party one al u, greatt 'n a
ws regret Democntc Convention by resGinK iaya
of the annexrOn OF eNs. and the assumption O her ys
debit should hus sanction most odou dogma oi iefsnnr
Rc.oired hnt looking for the that produced suca
uut al
more mnce Tint Convention To- cndravo by resolution
o force tie pary The odous md exploded locnas
Fedetnsm believe that the paTu0u
influence exercised ~ that Convention was sLAyEN am
nnt party ,aiges Democratic principles drc.T ed
in he effort the Democncy al the Uaon 10 iuroTd
extending and perpetuntns domestic IN tdRt0H abho
10 Their Irt'lngs and hottie !" tiirlf principles
Resoired. That earnestly npoD tne Democnte
Suite Convention that shorty 20 assemble at Syiacus me
mp. riun ndhernG old vel! ssinn,hsd doc.
tnss and primo pie, nf the pnry should that ConyrOpo1
respond the ami Democratic doctrine, usht u he lniefes
ated in,o the Democratic r,eed. by The ufa nulb sn
regulating SHveOcruey .! South Caroha UNI M.ss'pp,E
would "e fear give ,ee Whs' ,ufh an advantage ~
m.cr,t!e patty IN this >ute. ,,.,
Government " IN Ranking powers under nny "ro that n
nets ola ~ tonnl i''nk "ecunho but regret ihe 1G
s.ivnnr-n nan wh.. DUNG the try time, "i 6Ss va
the Whale force OF Federalism nnd the mvnIed p""ef va
brought {" benrrrrn President Jmchspn. nrohured aoa
nto the senate OF the United States ff chue The ~
nrnser "nt drcnred that he was TIIE wIDLI>G, az "a
s' The ,-n., given by hr Nukef' Ni.,I..lppi 81 hs
n minnt"n. VII. that he the f,i pubi,he
,'rrcely .eGoucl- honest oi Bsnla
his ecrcant I'd wiLLISG deefioh ri the pnncpei II i
IN 1892
RexDir,d Tint call upon our fellow aemocras of,ka
Stale. Ia " read. mrrk and irwa.Uly digest" The i,h,spt
dsOf Thomas III. Benton. wh.e dsmo cHry and a
will he rni ed due.'i"n except by flank pnb
d-rnlrs: Ufsunn Is at The bottym 0 III lone e0neeebs
TeLds mach, natOn Intrigue d sveculnDh cjrrpi, BIZ
i'unlou nj the uttn and IdenOnnre a. D. the 3mert
Deop!e Under the prer ii Iexa. int, the Inon
scheme get the South oCh sep cobfs3es
stretching rom me Atlantic Culfurri, ian h-Rcs ne
;ue Ei0 del SOfte iinn cher hid u nn
PDOint' nmbinn nd ior th con ummanD every en-
cIm>lnnce has Keen c,iefuIy rGd ntully cp.frI..d"
he0ired hat We deem heniy lnporHHf that the feho-
MY th com tne approaching election, h"T- a'he
l.id cnDdu tc tor Cnngfes, hn lie 'oInd nihs
ah. md who viii adhere n the "d paths and ~ me an
cent lrnfmnrks oi the prtS and who he relied Ipno
snserde- sot' uncha,tened ambition"
Res0ired That believe wlh J>iF,r>on Nadspn tAa'
tupb other il;crs of the emUcrutc party t -aSeU
evil Of vast cnnrde. .and cou,r IN the puncpe oe
which our Government Uun1e aud thht We LOOK WIN ~
upon the sentiments recently promulgated by Southern f
for tree ln.ttuti0us.'
George w. Pratt, J. D. Husbands, Darius Cole,
Charles Hubbcl and D. C. McCollum were cho-
sen as Corresponding Committee for Monroe
County, with power II call future meetings.
On motion Of J. ID. Husbands, ESQ.
Resolred That the Editors Of the Rochester Daily Adra
,i,er and Republican. the Albany Argus Albany Aua' ~
NewYork Evening Post be respectfully requested to pao4
the proceedings Of this meeting ,, n.,u,,
B.xIp. B.xp H2TT: c"l2. Vice Presidents.
GHohaEf GEo x kH.rp, aTs9ELL' Secretaries
.-.., ,....-k, -. D.; ;,t CouneeO on