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

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s. Z. Stokes CS1nt
.InfpuTsnanes Is 1.psyl.s 6o,se;s s. por.iof, Of
fehe, democracy sf Stokes assembled at Eeides
Nils, on Satnldas The 2etk sk April, and organ
iized 81 aPpointingA Gapr 3. Hester chairman,
aIdsJos zMasten secretary. The Chairman brief
ly explained the object Of the meeting, and nomi
mated the following gentlemen as committee to
draught Resolutions expressive Of the principles
of the meeting: Messrs. Saith Charles, G. JeAks.
ins; aJshA MasteH, G. w. fayler, ST., Js Keller,
and w p. Richards of Davidson. (vtho explained
that so far as general pelitics are concerned he
wevId most seheerfully acts but So far as. County
matters, ashe lived IN another Gounty,tae could
nokl After retiring for a few minutes. they re.
turned and reported the following preamble and
resplNtionsE !,
Werees. il isune ofthe great privileges guaranteto
hy The Constitution peaceabl assebend consult
whatever subjects choose. we, aPerton Of the de-
mncracy Of Stokes county. Eel our duty oexplesseur
soress!, as regardsthe 'sun,aE Presidential etiOn
Resoiysd That we viii oppose d the steruiO9. ofou
Cay Of KeninsRy. +O-the PreiideaeE The iolOwipg
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can System of which he claims e be t4e faShsr-bs
which system, tReFARAlfNG INTERESTS NYebGps-
pied- -xhder foot. and, nsr<ctAIEx asREr AT rHk
the paessts feaphalisw holding stock ii aetcyieaE
Baess e e EsSs ESssS YaF ne pas aaaa
q He isthe JasAer gf fAe Bankrupt LguU 49,
g He 10 in favor Of establishing National Bank, fer
StspnYoses, or whatetse could be his motives, see
Uaited Sates Bank have been developed y which hank
ifeyer esfahsheds liberties Mlee but tfhe MahRE
4 He Ras been engaged ia, diteetiS o. isldiFectit
6 Heis teaegsde in pottics-i from the peoples
side 10 the opppessorG - se~
g. He in favor the distribution of the sales Of ne
Pabl6 Lands among the States. which is Only assuming
the State debts in ndect form (orassatRina mans
DEBTS osgvng him money to pay thenN~thous what is
the dffsTshce!l and furnishes thereby pretehce for
raising the Taff replaceii and to purse Of
the faFai Hg interetssand esPeeiaLlyat the South
- He bas taNsfsrmed himself ido travelling Poti-
cal uendicant for the Office of Presideat-having for ~
foretsun6Rs in his pilgrimage, a'maA romsOH6 0f a6aA-
done character, ad aceordiag to- the Louisville Osr-
fsai 4 N41tG PAPER str~,g4s 1usPeeted Of Horse
Seag and another fRen Kentucky ethe losveet Ehar-
scteE 1Agl and for hisrcNmpan friend, W.
g BrSRnlow Of JonesbsFaugh, Teunessee--a 1an who
notoh dssraces te editorial corps but even ehegrm
of mar, and pollutes the ministry; and wie. OF e
Cen6Selanf Gap Whig Convention. in 1910, ate CooSE
and washed it down with hard Cider, fer the.pur-
pose "a he said ~sto be too cumming fer the LSces.
This consider. in itself EioRe, suaebHt prevent
from Supporting Mr.. Clay, eFany ofeF eapdRste Spub
lie ofRcs, bSunlenaReihgSaeh eveatHres.
support the nomiHee.Sf the Democratic Nstioa Con"
PentfsA. BECAUSE he will be Opposed to all those nleA
47rsdbed; That we cousiaer the 1es6ers ofthe Whig
party not ~ gsoG 10 be trusted because in l848
they promised the people, It the. were eected, dch
they Ms,e) Se1y , tine, S r1tsensS , md Eserm:
PROsDRIPTIoN, pubic de6f, and EOso tares BUT
when they game into pSWer, they went iBte resRch-
mont ssd reorm BY gIxng Gen. Aas:.sop @ al Vac ss
ats 4or furnishing the Presidents House ia the bay
gain Twesty fss PhGszand nslssst0 '3ew Harr-
HuEL tcr he .nme Of his jmyrisp@ent. aetween his
a# TRIAL. for snSenderibg tbs EReSear army to
the Bstss and sunoses % .fhe public exPeafiaHres
Bur ~ Admipistration Since hey came into poyer
dqes knge become worse, Ind IN prices Of JayHIefs
produce lower than they have beeA fdfanany years.
They repealed the lAdapendent Treasury law aud have
passed oer fors the safe keeping Of the public mo
neys, thereby throwing e pnbc moneys nto the hadSf
81 the fsssssol %p% sy SasT S 1aT; a1assf
BY, THE PURSE AND 14fH SWORD INTO THE s
HANDS OF A NAN ACCORDING TO THEIR
HENCE MOST QAFGEROUS!s They prescribed +
proscsipti6n. by GiHg ont more Pttbs officers in tEuo
years, hAn were before n ten They dsffeeated pub
liz debt and haze <uR up fiom sfx4e Tventysix Mil.
lions! They deaohnced high Taxes, and have raised
Fhem ftOui medium Of h~entStO more than Sofiy peri
cent? - 4
ResaheR That Ye are most faeerabIe tRe shueaN[
an:et Fexasto the Unpn for many SoEgat and Rnsp-
awepshbc reassne-the sr Of ch ssif she be hot aa
sh Province which sin sSe ID slfReisRtFeasoR why
'he shoulCtbe. = \
5es0sued That highly apprcre-af che Democrats
6 cSnventon, To be held at GermaDton, the sgeoHA
SATURDAY. Of May, to nomi hate candidates for fhe1
tegtsIafure, and also one for Sheriff. p.
1eResOieBd That our frsRchoos 10: Fer fhe SPAate5
las. st.Gpni; tsr the Commons, ShuIAz, ". A Mitch
III, and6 Wilson and for Sheriff / q. Brown. Bot
.eveftheISss will cordially suRPoFt the nOmiRees
aid Convention, whoever they may 'ee- All EoR
oR1ACIPLES, N0TH@NG G F0R MEN.
Rs0Lped That the Chairman appoint delegates said
represent this district. ~
.The 6llaiNidg geudemen ssess apponted G.
enEins s. Charles, John Masten, J. Keller, /. ~ 3
Kaug bier, and PhiGp Lsouserour. = II
Moved. seconded and Carried, that the Chair '
nss aad Secretafg be added to tbe nanber... ia
Resplueds Ta; these proceedings bePablis6ed in Abe
iaeigh Standard. with xsqnest thA the Mecklenbag
efersonan and 6ther democratic papers copy. e
Moved ani carried that The Chairman and Sec g
ssasy sign these proceedings. IL
The meeting iendered their thanks to he Chsir =
IAN and Secretary aRd then aaodraed r
g HESTER, ChM'A.1
IosErn M4srEEs See'y. l.
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