The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-11

We publish the following resolutions of the executive
committee of the Jackson Association as requested.
We are authorized say TO our readers, that the Ian
guage used in these resolutions, however severe II may
SEEM is called for by the unustabe language OF the
wings in their resolutions published in the lntegencer
and their monstrous system of fraud, shown by the
following resolutions
Resolutions OF Committee OF the jack
Democratic Association.
At meeting of the Executive Committee of the Jack
son Democratic Association OF this city, held at Jack
Hall on Monday evening, October 9, ls4s the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Rsoped That we have seen with surprise the nnbush
ing mendacy OF the Rough and heady Club IN inns CITY
lshed in the National Inteigencer, denying that more
lated this CRY, and while admitting that they have
publishing deny that documents prepared for
sion Of slavery and Gen Taylor pledged against it and
that documents prepared for the Souh representing
abotonst; that one OF our COMMITTEES procured and
placed in the hands OF Senator Hannegan last sum
in our hands, and open the inspection of ALL four
different lives of Taylor published by wing publishers in
frank OF wing and SENATOR'S that have in
hands and open to the inspection of all WING docn
opposed and pledged against the of slavery
and Gen Cass in favor OF and pledged TO the extension
senting Gen Cass aboonst Of sect"
and declaring the notorious Willard Fillmore better
first of these documents obtained from the committee
room where documents prepared for the NORTH, and
the other from the atoe room where documents
published for the SOUTH that these different lives OF lay
lor, and northern and southern wing documents, are IN
the committee OF the Executive Committee al
jackson Hall, where they be examined at any hour
the day. this time until the election Of General Ca IS
presidency. That the wings accusing OF falsehooo
n MAJ ing these statements have, addition the fraud
proved them and with this brand upon theI
forehead, hold them up TO the scon and execraon OF
the world. ~
Resolved, That view with indignation and the
hig party of this city, meany endeavor
sneak OF the niamy OF their association with one
whose should not be mentioned among honorable
an audience and checred in his infamous alsehoods
and SANDER of the democratic candidate for the
pre- sdency and published his speech, which IN
famous they had the hardIhood to allow the
Even the publisher dared not allow his name to appear
upon the documents statement known by them TO be
snspectng people. However much they may endeavor
shrink the responsibility Of their connection with this
base slanderer snail fasten the ntamy of the
them TILL like the poisoned shirt OF Nessus it consumes
them to the death.
Resolped That we again call the attention OF the Ameri-
can people frauds OF the federal party
proved upon them that they efforts in
exposing the infamy OF federalism to the world that fo
ourselves however revolving may be the sight, shall
duty country raising the veil
which the hdeous nudity of this model artie
ty who destitute Of principles, seek power through decep
ton and fraud, and that we Will
"Place whip in every honest hand.
To lash the rsscals naked through the world"
Resolpd That request every democratic newspaper
Unon publish these resolutions that the frauds OF
the federal party be seen by the people, and that they
may pre- pared for the receptions and
which being practised upon them.
I'D. HOOVER,
Chairman OF the Executive Committee
T. W. McKNEw, Corresponding Secretary