The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-03

democracy OF New Hampshire has been as true as the
needle to the pole, with very variations indeed and
we have doubt that with such democrats the second
sober thought" will correct this variation and bring the
political needle perfectly right -UNIoS.l
Passing from the northeast to the northwest we find
democratic meeting in Marion county. Missouri with
Col r. f. Richmond in the chair) adopting the follow
ing sound resolutionsn one marked particulars dstn
gushed from the sentiment Of the democracy Of New
Hampshire: a 'alssHgoi ~
government of the United States from banking Thai we
regard the reestabisnent of the constitutional treasury
sautary Of financial reform and that we are ut
tey opposed to the OF amy laws by Congress grant
to private individuals associated companies.
Resovsd That the operation Of the tariff law Of 1916 has
ievyng contributions for the support OF government and
that opposed any material alteration thereof
~ convinced by experience Of the necessity o. noohoa
Resolved That in favor of the graduation and
ment Of permanent prospective prescription law
Resoped That regard the present war with Mexico
our territory and the slaughter of owcitzens and
that we cordially approve OF the humanity exemphed ny
our government and our officers ana soldiers IN Prosecu
Resolved That inasmuch as orbearance generosity and
the people and Of Mexico have been requted
by teachery cruelty nsoence and insult now in
of the war; will compel that vainglorops, obstinate, and
perdious nation to feel our power respect our rights and
speedy and ample atonement for all the wrongs and
injuries they have committed against us. -.
Resored That we regard tue proposition commonly de
brand calculated and designed sectional preju-
dces to array the citizens of portion OF the Union
against another, to break down the compromises Of the
constitution, and burst asunder the peaceful bonds
which bind together the free people of this glorious repub
lie and that declare eternal hostility against and all
kindred measures. tfa
Resolved That the officers and of gallant army
in Mexico both regulars and volunteers have reflected inn
perishabe glory the Of and that
we tend er them heartfelt tribute Of gratitude for the
courage and vaor which they have displayed the field
and the humanity and forbearance which have charac
terzed their conduct a conquered foe.
Resolved That the death of the late Hon. Sas Wright is
great national calamity, and mourn his loss a
riois affection a sorrow-stricken people,
Resoped That entertain undimnished confidence in
the PATRIOTISM fidelity, and statesmanship Of present
Chief Magistrate, James X Polk and highly approve the
general policy of his administration of public affairs; be-
evng do that the wisdom, discretion, energy, and
efficiency which he has displayed in the pressing eergen
cies which have surrounded him, will compare advan
tageously with the of his worthy predecessors.
Resoiped That the democracy oil Marion county highly
approve official demeanor of their fellow Citizen the
Hon. VIM. Mcdaniel, member of the late Congress
Resolved That we recommend to the confidence and
support of the democracy large Of the two democratic
Hannibal Gazette
[Maior Mcdaniel responded in few brief, but appro
pirate and energetic remarks