The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-10
the ST Marys (oho) Sentinel
Democratic Observation-Disclosures OF Ca.s But

ST. MARYs, Tuesday, Nov. al, ls4s.
Al large, respectable, and enthusiastic meeting OF the
democracy held by appointment in the ST. Mary's Hotel
Joseph D. Blew, esq, called TO the chair and G lie
Blond anl X s. Hollis esqrs appointed secretaries
On motion, Hon. WIN. Sawyer was requested to state
the object OF the meeting; whereupon, Geo. C. McCune
William S. Smith, and Samuel r. Mott, esqrs were ap-
pointed committee to draugbt and report resolutions ex
pressive of the OF the democracy present.
After short absence the committee returned, and,
through their chairman, reported the folio wing Tesou
lions; which unanimously adopted, 10 wit
Resoped That the pr"eples Of the great democratic
party have ever been. now, and always viii be, opPo
sltion 10 attempt restrict the sovereignty Of the
people, and all measures calculated 10 take power from
the and rest Ia the hands of the few Among those
measures are national bank high protective tariff, and
all others of a kindred character.
ResoDed That in the election iust passed. party pnc
pie has been determined IN thai election the wing parry
Resoped That ia the election of Gen Zachary TAYLOR
ga military ciffain The erpsricnoed
and civilian, General Lewis Cass is exemphed the t
umph of animal impulse" over and patriotism.
Resolved, That though the democracy beaten, they
not conquered; and though they defeated they
viii rise with irresistible power to the entire overthrow OF
the allied powers OF iederalsm negroi'm and all other
Rssolpd That bsrnburners OF New York. and the
chnrc hbaners OF Philadelphia co9 pied win tue one
ldeasm OF the North and the Sou,h the election OF Gen
Zachary Taylor may be arbutedan unhoy coalition that
may well cause the patriot 20 trembie for his country
Resofped, That our confidence in noble standard
bearers Gen Lewis Cas- of Michigan. and Gen William
o. Butler, OF Kentucky is undimnlshed and though tenn
rase that standard and nail that banner our outer
p, with full and abiding confidence that there IL
better day coming;" Tor,
Truth crushed 10 earth, VIII rise again
The eternal OF God are hers
Whilst error, wounded writhes pain,
And dies amidst her worohippeTs"
RssofDed, Therefore, That for those
cham pions OF democracy Gems. Lewis Cass and VIM. ..
Butler, the high regard which their Iusty
tile them, again nominate them for President and Vice
President OF the United Staes and In l52
tetA eisr them all opposition
Resolved, That tile late contest the great West have
presented wbroken democrafc front and ha wing tsken
that noble position, she and oM ntain in 1852
Rssotpd, That it is with pride and unsPeakabe pleasure
sister States, that Ohio is redeemed dis
centralized, and regenerated her proud democratic banner
shall continue TO wave 10 rally the republican
forces TO vctory-gorious and complies vcioy-in 1872
George c. McCune offered the following resolution,
which also unanimously adop.ed:
Rsolped, That in Col VIM. Sawyer, repre- sentative
Congress of the United States from this congressional
district recognize only the vigan and able repre-
sentative but also the patriotic statesman the good citizen
the obligng neghbor, and the 'cever fellow" and
for loss Of his valuable services the
els the only be aeviaed by the enjoyment
OF bis society our iellow-townsman.
Rolped That the proceedings Of this meeting be signed
by the officers thereof and published in the sentinel and
Democrat - and that the Ohio Statesman, and Washing
Union, and all other democratic papers friendly the
cause, be requested TO copy them.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned
JOSEPH d. BLEW, Chairman.
G LEBLoNp, c,;
X J. s. Hollis, : e''''e