The North-Carolina standard., 1844-06-05
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toi1terfeIe witnIhe FeloppweFgiven by the Federal
proposition 10 abridge, 70 alter, or in any manner
Constitution. believing that the best means of
protecIing the SouIh against the unconsitutional
interference of sNorthern fanatics, and theaceuns
try againsf che dangerous Legislation Of an over
exacted majoFiig Is embodied in conservative powa
er. sssseE ~
ReseFeed, That while we are in favor of. spch
a tariff OF duties as Will support the Government
economically administered, and while we desire to
see our manufactures prospering, in common with
the other great interests of the country, we are
nevertheless1epposed 10 protective tariff as calcu
ted to enrichone portion Of the people at the ex-
pense of another. -
RESOLVED, That we are opposed morally aud po-
lilcaiiy TO those principles which gaVeexistonce
to the odlous Bankrupt Act of 1S4l.
Resotped, That we condemn Henry Ctay's
land Bill as unjust TO the old States, and as caleu
lated to destroy valuable source of revenue of the
Federal Government the tendency of which is ev-
identity increase the taxes of the people, and un-
necessarily burden the commerce of the country.
Resoiped, That ths>Aeeting recommend to the
Democratic party Of Craven Taos. /. PAsTEuR, as
candidate Tor the Senate, and OLIVER 8. Dewey,
and ~. II. STREET, as candidates for tbs House of
Commons of the next General Assembly.
+ Resutued, That werecommend to the democrats
Of Craven The immediate organization of an aeso-
citation, which will secureto party unity of ac-
ton and consequently the ultimate. triumph of our
Resotped, That committee of vigilance for
each Captains district in the county, be apPotnted
by the ChairmaD.
Morris, L. C.. Bishop, John L. Lee, N. H.Brown,
R. Castix, c. d. Foy, VIM. Singleton. ,WssD. O.:
Larry, were appointed for the Ne1obeTrl District !;
Nathan Whitford, Alien Anderson, Samuel Street,
John Jackson, Church Chapman, e. Hartly, Jesse
Lancaster, and Lewis Gaskins, .SDif Greek Dis
trict; Arthur Miller, G. v. Swan, Wm. Lewis,
Washington Daniels, James Halton, Gideon Spar
row, and Redin Jones, Bay River District; Jesse
Pipkin, Josiah Martin. Edward Bowen, Jas. Fos-
cue, VIM. w. Braughon, and Stephen Shines,
ton, Enoch Holton, F. J. Lncon, and John Hartly,
Lafhams District David Real, David R. Whit
ford. Bryan Whtiord Alfred Reai VIM. Ernul,
Lille SwiG Creek District; E. Rhem, l. s.
F. Tucker, WhHes District w. G.. Mccoy. H.
West, Jno Whilford, James NJ. Russell, VIM.
Wise, DE. R. Hubbard, Fred Bryan, Johnson
Bryan, Core Creek District Thos. J. Emery, D.
D. Frater, E. ThorP, H G. Cutler, Y. A. ToIson,
J. r. franklin, Wn. H Marshall, Phlamen 4ul-
Manson, Enoch Masters. VIM. Haskell, J. B. Neal,
Leonard Smith, adams Greek District
On motion it was
Resolred Thar committee of eight be sppoi: t.
ed by the Chairman TO correspond with Col NJ
Hoke, in relation 10 his proposed visit this place,
and to make arrangements for receiving him, and
10 give notice Of the time of his visit.
In obedience to the above resolution. the Chair
man appointed as the Committee of Correspond
ence.. Thos Pasteur,J. 7Dissosway, Dr. Samuel
E. Chapman, o. S. Dewey, N, n. Street, H. B.
Limo, Martin Stevenson, Jr., and NJ. II Lent E.
MIR. Nathaniel H. Street was then called Hpon,
who addressed the meeting in his psuak, able and
spirited manner ;-afier which, Mr.. GeosSs Ste
venson responded to a call, and concluded amidst
loud applause. The following resolution was
then offered and adopted
Resolved. That the proceedings of this meeting
be sent to the Washington Republican and Ra-
leigh Standard tor publication.
Thanks having been rendered to the Chairman
and Secretaries, motion was made and carried to
adjourn.
COUNCIL B. WOOD, C6mn'.
r. TAYLOR,
THos. MARSHALL,