The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-31

I'D Hoover, Craven Ashford, W e ssubbs
The President, alter q few remarks, thanking his
Democratic party for The honor conferred upon him,
Introduced % tie assembled multitude General Nc.
Gala, who led on la an eloquent and brilliant speech
which was received amidst shouts al applause After
resolutions, offered the following which received with
Resolved, That we eonsTsirsis The Dsmosrasy ofths
country upon the brilliant victory now oreshadowng g
self which 10 10 crown their Efforts In the present canvass
avietory over Federalism in It's most dangerous form
That q q principles and tss psIssss and
Is now raising It's frairicdaI hand against our common
country he 1 Sns., ss and GU, glorious Onion
Union and friends Of Republican Government 70 rally to
che support q The great Democrats party who laid the
nan party In The Government except Tor brief Interval
Of eight years and one month have enlarged he bonnda
tn peace have preserved the Union, and have made
nation what It's from few feeble and scattering es tho
most glorious empire In the world and In whose
alone ~ we hope Tor the preservation Of the union aud
the continued a prosperity ofths country
vigilance l. the price Of lbeny;o warn our Democratic
friends 70 be ygilant and active thar the Federal party
resoried to the most INDUSTRIOUS system Of fraud which has
disgraced that party, backned their records
with niany They have now In this city two separate
publishing rooms, In one of which documents ore PR,
pared Tor the NoRTn representing General Taylor as
"Wllmot proviso" man, AMI Gen Csss as the advocate Of
the extension OF slavery; the Other documents pre-
pared for the Sourn which represent Gen cass az VIII
interested friend Of the extension Of slavery they have In
circulation FOURTEEN pPPRREsr LvKs or TAYLOR, rep.
another saag him to each meridian and TO faction
In each meridian Of the country they have imported ino
his city, as public speakers eowsrdy poroons and mali
cous liars, whose oatbs would not be taken In Of
Justice where they are known they have eheered these
Infamous mscreanis in their statements of SANDER and
fasehood ey have scattered throughout the land the
statements OF Of their speakers in private circular
without responsible attached 10 H. loo Infamous 10
be published IN their In This city be endorsed
by respectable man; they have fii6ed the public
cords they have falsifed history In their flsss efforts
blacken the reputation Of the Demoeac candidates for
the Presidencva whose character tue respectable
nf have OH IN hp
proach in their extreme necessity they have been reduced
to ihs Lei the crush'd serpent wrlhe and spit out his
venom; he Is aneless, and can 10 no harm.
Resorei That we treat with contempt aud srorn the I'M
potent aud ridiculous threats OF the minos G Taylosn
towards those officers Of the Government who choose
exercise their rights ciyena; That neither the threat
ened lash OF their master, The glitter Of Ills bayone The
baying Of ha boodhons the hull wing Of His wlppers
in, frighten or innidate freemen.
Resoired, That the Democratic papers throughout the
country be requested 10 publish these resolutions, that the
people may be apprized othe frauds Of The Federal party,
and be able To detect and expose them.
Aner having read The resolutions, Mr. Brown supported
them In speech Of great force and srorchDg severity
and the resolutions Immediately adopted and three
j. d. HOOVER,
G. ASHFORD.
w. Il. STUBBS
Secretaries