Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-16

i At public meeting of the democratic party of W cox county, held at the Court House, in pursu. ance of previous notice, on Monday the seventh day of April the following preamble and resolutions were adoped:
 Whereas, ii has be en recommended 10 he several counties of this Stale to send delegates to d State Convention to be held in the city of Tuscaloosa on the first Monday in May next for the purpose of mo- minatlng candidate to be supported by the demo- cratic party for the office of Governor of the State; and we, portion oi the democracy, acquescIng in the propriety o holding said Convention and cordial y cooperating in It's object, do hereby adopt the fol- lowing solutions:
 l. Resolved. That this meeting approve of the po- Hey of the present executive which contenulates at an early day the final liquidation of the State Bank system, and also 10 the speedy collection of the debt due the bahks, as means in connection with tax alton, by which to pay the present and accruing a- bl,Ities of the State.
 g. Resolved, That the almost universal approba. ton with which the people of this State have recev- ed he suggestion and sustained ihe measures origi- naIing wilh the present executive in reference State Btnks is manifest indic ton that the indi- Wdua no mated for his To meet their ap- l pro'ai, must be who he all imporant sub- Jecl oi bank indebtedness will follow in his foot steps.
 | 3 Resolved That the delegates appointed by this meeting are hereby instructed moi to for any in- divldual whose may be brought before the Con- Nc"''"", ""ess ie ls IuIly committed m lhNOr or Bank collections and also in favor of such policy as will free the Slate at the earliest practicable day rom lier present banking system, and the indebted ness brought upon the State by that system A. fesoved That in the person of the Hon. R. Chapman, 0i Morgan county, ths meeting recognix. es not only a democrat of long tried and well appro- ved hdelity, but also fully committed 10 these important views of State policy, which are essential 10 preserve the iah of the State nyiolate and re- store credit and confidence at home and abroad. 9. Resolved, That this meeting suggest the pro- prle'y of holding district Convention al Claiborne on the 2nd Monday of June, for the purpose of no- ml"a'ng candidate to be voted for by the democra- JIG party for Congress.
 ,,o MsnlVed, That this meeting recommend to said convention the selection of T. B. Bethea, | III o tue Congressional candidate of the demo- '''' parry Tor lhe approaching contest. 1 eu' hal this meeting appoint five de-
 egaes to attend the State Convention.
 opue' ,''S resolution the following gentlemen | were appsinted delegates, viz. Thns K R.ck n C. SmIth, George Lynch, B. B. Bennei, and FeI,x l Tat. "e'' a'' e'N
 S. Resolved, That this meeting apno;,, 6ve doIe. gates to attend the said district Conyen,on a, C,.; borne. or at any place agreed upon by a ,u,o,,v n, | thr counties of tlle district. "
 Under this resolution the following delegate, u.,s appointed: J D. Jenkens, F. K. Beck, D e. Sw;,h
 lion. D. A Seueu and J. J. Cook. On motion it ordered ihat ihe proceedings oe th's meeting be signed ' the Chairman and Secre. tary and sent to the Mobile Register and Journal
 With request that the same be published. | JNO. W. BRIDGES, Chairman. r. K. BECK, Secretary.