Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-08-22

and frmness with which he maintained
his integrity as Democrat Of the JEFF
fersonian school durg that eyentful era
in the history ofthe money power, af-
fords noble example to all future
statesmen, and places him high on the
temple Of fame.
"Resolved, That this meeting enter
tain confidence undiminished in the a.
bility and honesty of purpose in our
present respected Governor, VIM. C.
Bouck, and in his frmness of intention
to perseyere in the course of policy
which he has pursued in administering
the government of this State; policy
which is undeniably calculated TO sus-
tain the present elevated stand of the
credit, and advance the honor Of the
Empire State.
"Resolved, That we feel it a duty
incumbent upon us to express our graf
lfication and pride at the honest and
manly course pursued by our diStin-
guished fellow citizen. Silas Wright.
In every station to which lie has been
called by the people, he has discharged
his duties with consummate ability, and
proved his high capacity to adon the
most exalted trust which the confidence
of his fellow citizens may hereafter call
on him to fill.
''Resolved, That our country must
look for its general permanent pros
| perity to the maintenance of the prin-
ciples of the Democratic party. That
to effect the success of these principles,
we will unitedly devote our energies
and efforts unceasing, and use every
lawful means to ensure the election of
the regularly nominated candidates of
the party, and will expect to celebrate
the inauguration on the 4th of March
next, of James K. Polk and George NJ.
Dallas"
The sterling yeomanry of Ulster
county, N. Y, held large meeting on
the Bird inst. We will only give our
readers the mottos inscribed on the ban
ners present on that occasion. They
speak the sentiments of the people
there:
"The Constitution Of the United
States, framed by the united wisdom
of the fathers of our country-we will
protect it from the ruthless hand of a
daring and reckless political aspirant :"
"The Veto Power-Associated with
all that is great and glorious in our his
tory-exercised by Washington, a
Madison, and Jackson, it has ever
proved a safeguard against hasty and
corrupt legislation. ;"
owe invoice no hemp. We lay no
pipe.''
The following was inscribed upon a
beautiful banner surmounted by an ca
gle, crowned with hickory leaves:
"Texas, our younger sister of Liber-'
ty. Our national songs are her songs.
Our blood flows in her veins. Bone of
our bone-fesh of our flesh. She is the
key to the ark of safety framed by Wash
ington, planked by Jefferson, spiked by
Jackson, and helmed by Young Hick-
ory."
"Oregonl-The footprint of Brit
lsh soldier shall never pollute her pure,
free and spotless soill'
"Polk and Dollars against roast
coons and paper money. No monied
oligarchy. No assumption of the debts
of bankrupt States. No wasteful dis
tribution of the proceeds of the public
lands as a bride to specializing wings"
"No high Tariff to protect the own
ers Of the Eastern manufactures at the
expense of the operative and laboring
classes-the agriculturist of the West
the planter of the South-the ship
builder on the seacoast, and the navi-
gator of our inland seas"
GA Tariff for revenue, with inciden-
tai protection.
''Texas and Oregon must be ours in
spite of all the power of all the mon
archs of all the nations of Europe
&C., sc.
-GGe-
COME TO THE POLES!
Next Friday evening is the time fix
ed for raising splendid HICKORY
POLE. Our friends from the country
are invited to be present on the. occa-
sion.