Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12

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CONSTITUTIONS.
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ss..n..sise ~ esrvset Psi"e'Pse' s"d policy o.
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~. = ,he ssassses and positions Of the re-
1870. eesties, do ordsis ard establish this con-
- $500. TRis ASSOC iation shalt be known by
.~-. - same Of The 4" Rough and Ready
-. q n sNicess shall consist Of Pres'-
1890 vice Ps~sidests, two Secretaries and
~.,,,. vbose duties shalt be those which per-
-. !. slsis s<specsve Offices; s"d whose terms
- - dksN eostmus until sftcr the ensuing
p,,s;dsssisl election.
All. ,. There sl,sli lie . corresponding com
s.-ss.,. eA,An.iatss on resolutions, composed OF
49, sseu. .sd committee Of vigilance. com
Yessd u s.ves. The first shall do the cores
s.eeSesce sf tss Club; the second shal' report
y,.1s ,ssesutioss, from ti"pc TO time NJ they may
vA;sh psspsr; and the third shall report o" the
49, Of parties and politics. and see that the
AuijoG-tes 10 kept pure and u"corr"Pted a. the
.ess.isr Psesideasial election.
Rsyes for tie Government Of the Cf"b.
q II. Clsb she'll meet every other Thurs
S,v .vsuisx,-ss its own sdjssTn"e"'s. o. Ut tie
81, Or he comm;tie 81 vigilance. in '''s Warner
.pv;ii;sg, 1t early candle lighting.
2. The business shall BE- conducted according
!. J,a,.o.'s Manual. 30 far it is applicable.
Z. The following shalt be the order Of business
viz: Let. Order: %, Reading tho minutes; 3D.
Resort Of committee on correspondence; 4tl', do.
-. - seso,stioss; 5,h, do. do. on vigilance;
O., speeches; 7ih. Adjournment.
RESOLUTIONS.
!. I. Resoleed, That we approve Of the nominal
Siss az Zscls~sy Taylor, VI In, for President
and Willard Fillmore, Of N. York for Vice Pres-
id,st of shs u. St.tss. and will cherrf"'iy CO.
ep,s.ss with our fellow -ctiz.Ds in securing ihei'
q slesaies. st
2. That tho welfare, happiness, aud prosper'-
! " 81 ous beloved country. and the peTPe'"''y OF
h, glorious and free institutions. require that We
sAou,L elect = man 10 ill the Executive chair.
vhs 10 not IN ultra partiza~-whO has no party
ss,ivdices--so friends to rswarj-no cne'"'e" 10
,ssjs,,-noshing Z. serve but his country, and
49, vjll administer the government unira"''"e'-
- bv pssty Misunderstanding TO the Con"t'-
>,t;ss, ed a. .4mis issered by iI'e early Pres'-
Ass,,: w Arlington, jefferson, aud MadisOnt
4 Th., the opinions Of Zachary Taylor are
..,.,,e,,v ..d clearly defined and expressed il"
kjs Allissa letter. regard to tho duties Of Pres
Mens. and that they arc true democratic wing
doctsine.
4. That the issues between the wings and To-
zoe arc nov made uP. and we submit to the co""-
sry. Tor IL 10 determine in November next. which
% these policies shall be adopted and carried out
By the nation. IN.
s. That We believe and declare our primo j.
pjes: That the President should not be the presi-
dent Of . party, but Of the Nation: That the
peopls are capable Of sclf-goverrme"t, and that
their will ~ fairly and enthusiastically expressed
Nv their representatives, in Congress, ought moi
u be defeated by Presidential Vetos: That We
sss opposed to executive Entertainments and
sssrpatisns. and that the President for many
years past has exercised undue and injurious ~
huencs upon the legislative department Of gov
eminent: That uPon the subject Of the tariff
tho currency, the improved mt OF our great high
ways. rivers, lakes, and harbors, the will Of the
Yeopls, 10 expressed through their representa-
lives in Congress, ought to be respected and car
sied out by the executive: That war ut all times
10 national calamity, and should be avoided il
csmpatibIe will. national honor: That the Prin-
eiples and true policy Of our government are
opposed to the subugntion Of other nations, and
IN. disme,nbc rment Of other countries by con-
quest: That the extension over tho continent b.
yead the Rio Grande Of the Ordinance Of 1877.
which would prevent the introduction Of slave
~ ahrrs, 10 an object too high and permanent to
b bafisd by Preside nsiai vetos; and that the
legislative will Of the people, for this object, too,
shssld find utt-rance and enactment
8. That Cass has pledged himself to be the
candidate Of the loco party. and to obey its be-
hssea. instead Of the will Of the nation: That he
jsstifies the sxseutivs encrOachments and usur-
pations Of President Polk and his party Pres-
dents, and will follow their example: That his
cry hes been Cor war, conquest, and the dismem-
Sssmsns sf another nation and he approves Of this
policy: That be 10 opposed TO Internal improve
nssnts on our great highways, rivers, lakes, and
hasboss. bot approves the expenditures Of Polk
5os exploring tho Dead sen which 10 q foreign
assasass, and his opinions in favor Of dgng a
ssssi in . foreign country; That he 10 opposed to
Csngsess prohibiting slavery in tho Territories
Wess Of the Rio Cr.nde. aud declares emphati-
cslly ''shas Consfcss has more right TO pro-
hsbit the relation Of Ssster and slacs, in tho
risery that may he acquired by thi. governme mt,
shan Il has 10 prohibit the relation Of sann and
srik:' That he will veto bill for the prohibition
" slavery il the territories, or any other bill
"'whsss merits csnaot secure the approval OF
tws-shirds Of the Senate and House Of Repre-
sensssivss,' (unless, il might have been added
b s'eee % Cas- biIl,, thus warrisg against the
will 81 ths nation; and farther than this, he and
his party have kept the people ignorant Of hi.