The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-05

prmocRArrc MEETING IN WAKE.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WAKE
meeting OF portion Of the democratic pa,.y o. 'ie
comfy az Wake was held IN the city hall, at haiegh, on
Monday the 29th day OF March, isi. lonn .. joins
ESQ, was called 10 the chair and j. julius Wheeden ap
n" mo,on bv o l.. Burch the chairman directed
~ smr,;nt committee Of five TO draugh resolutions ex
Urerxve OF the views OF the meeting The chairman then
spoo;ntes Messrs o. L. Burch, Michael Thompson WA,
IL Perry Joshua Rogers and James &. Jefreys SAD
committee who, after retiring short time, reported ihe
following preamble and resolutions, which were adopea
without dissenting voice.
Whereas the democrats OF Edgecombe county have pro
posed that convention for this a'srr ~
held at Nashville ON the 9i day o. Api'' lps ne II
of the the success oi denociauc IN
ples thai we should act together spirit II harmony and
roncorJ and whereas is now considered certain thai
said convention will be held, and thar the ouer
n, T %,s'e sesred That this meeting viii appoint thirty
delega,es represent the democracy OF wake eou's "
Rs.oIred That we will support man Tor Congress
who win pledge himself TO abide The decision u o
s. Resored That the of the Honoable James y
Dobbn Of tine las bis county was
bnced by the Of 1922 in the Congress OF the utco
Ss.ss s1huI and able public servant and and
s,eadfast friend OF democratic principles; anu AZ h
der 10 him in his retirement best Wishes iof MS "P
1 Resoired, That the of the late federal wh i
legislature by which the congressional districts oi ms
STAR, were re-arranged conceived in corrupt desire
on the part federal politicians to obtain more power ior
10 ,hap boay 10 be distributed among themselves thar said
innovation upon established asagss dna wa
Ina that n, passage was a triumph of power and OF party
* STATE and that the authors OF that act deserve
believe they win receive and blasting rebuke at The
20 Rs.red That in our opinion the course Of the federal
whr ma;ony in the leg OF this State in regard
the sS IA s I%a % thy Of
officers for The North Carolina regiment was eaiaaai h ~
~, of the STATE and to slide The patriotism her sons but
to give aid, encouragement and comfort to the public
esoped That in the existing war, he who for
WIN ms 70 donb, the honesty and patriotism Of those
t svav their WILLINGNESS 10 prosecute il to am honorable
no ohl wo ns sa and ,a IN decarna in
ne ,cs Of the most nisputale facts to the contrary that
ns RJ That we consder tie tariff law Of 1876 one OF
!. Ieso,ea ns" of he administrator OF James X
RON ss re II onr and planters RAPIDLY and
sss.lv rising In demand and value Willie all the other
SSswed sasgy and lie free de only
county the markets Of os ~ and "a e o
prices for shsmseves-bui pours Golfers millions
70 sne % and e and
OUT h a,s .nsn pocans win Continue to se
lis blessings over the whole republic and exist
Of the wisdom and Parosm o. the democratic par
" the crossings ana PrediGohs q ~, WI o,b
Mood an' ms 'F's'a' AD''' : 'l' '1A A''" ~
nove The administration of President Polk and hail him
with pride worthy, able, and patriotic son OF
North Carolina that he nobly carrying the prnci-
pies and redeeming the pledges which exalted him to
and that whatever fedealism and faction and
scrupuous ambition may able effect in either branch
of Congress- however furiously and bitterly he may be
assaed by the enemies OF popular government the free
and enlightened millions OF America, who sustained
Andrew Jackson will continue to support and sustain him,
until we confidently hope, all his measures, both at
home and abroad shall have been crowned with the hap
piest and complete success. as
g. R.ored That the action of the Senate of the
United States expelling Thos. Kitchie the editor OF the
Washington Union, from the chamber of that body, be-
he had expressed his opinions independently and
feaessly in favor OF his country and against Mexico
was deliberate and alarming attack upon the freedom Of
the press that Willie Y. Mangum and George f. Badger,
tho senators from this Staee former apostate from
the principles of Jackson whose and popularity first
nave him consequence and responsibility
politics. and the latter lederalst of the stampn
voting with the majority that occasion, nisepresented
in our opinion, the wishes and the Will OF the people OF
North Carolina; and that Thomas Richie, the friend Of
Jefferson and Madison and the consistent and stern cpub