The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-30

Mass Democratic mssaiag.
great gathering OF the democracy OF the District was
held al "Apollo Hall" on Tuesday night to celebrate the
recent glorious democratic victories in Ohio. Pennsyva
MIA Georgia. Virginia and California; b French, esq,
President Of the Jackson Democratic Association, in the
chair
On motion. was resolved that the report OF The select
committee appointed by the meeting held al the Franklin
kngine- house should now be received,
and accordingly the report and resolutions were read
by Mr. Jones, on the part OF said committee. The ques
uon was taken upon each resolution separately and they
were passed unanimously. as follows:
Rssolred, Tina, hail with delight the indications
hs franks Of he Democratic party !. all quarters OF the
ederacy and look upon them ceain harbngeys Of a
brilliant triumph in the presidential campaign Of 1852 We
congratulate the democracy OF pennsyvuna Ohio Georgia,
Oaliiiornls and Virginia. upon the glorious umphs
elusive evidence that the love OF the Union abiding
sentiment In the hearts of the democratic mases and thai
rally In its sppoby thosands and tens Of tEoasands as
IN ,he days q the hero patriot and suge. Andrew Jackson
be found The principles Of The democratic parry which
require .ha!he States shall faithfully observe the spua.
doubtful powers by the federal government, which forbid
hat Congress shall interfere with slavery harass the
aon ny discussions on matters ot domestic State policy
nsurns me pernanency OF Tho Union by avoiding the
Roipsd That we regard the measures adopted BY the
last Congress- commonly called the com promise sures
as final settlement of the questions embraced in them,
wll insist on their aithu execution and will oppose all of
forts 3 modify Of repsaa any one Of them
a. nssofved. That the plant which has at
tended The policy oil tho Democratic party as evidenced by
the indsposition inability Of the party In power
Interfere with H. sure guarantee of its applicability
our decorative system and affords decisive proof that It
the o",y one @ Is 70 develop a position and
full and proper effect to the benefcent system of public
policy brought into existence by the democratic party,
Of the utmost Importance that the administration its de-
tails should be in the hands Of those favorable it and 10
MS end we Invoke the nceasng and determined efforts
s. Resolved Tina, the foreign policy Of the present adj
Is beay q, @ win every principle q
interests OF European despoism We view with indgna-
m the sns o a 81 s osy which
von'ion OF the solemn terms Of treaty condemned In ad
suburbs Of foreign city without hearing or trial and
with the cognzsnce and knowledge Of an American
legal doctrines laid down in said PROCLAMATION
Hesoued That the developments which have from time
Of into with the
crowned heads of Europe for the purpose Of protecting
oPubc improvements Of great national importance, for
which the energy skin, and enterprise of people
direct contradiction solemn adnontons 81 the
OF the republic, violation of the doctrine Of
ton laid down by Mr. Monroe and deserve the emphatic
and unqualified condemnation Of the American people.
We protest against all such alliances being unnatural in
their concepon repusivc in their tendencies and cacua
tod TO sndIangeI our republican institutions,
Of the public money have been distracted from he national
treasury and transferred 10 the pockets Of cabinet officers
OF
Iayler and Fillmore marks the political history
OF The country which, II not promptly with the stern
febuke and condemnation OF the American people, will
deterorae the standard OF public morality to the lowest
possible point and render public vena and
corrupt than those OF ancient Rome her days
The petty plerings Of dsbursng and collecting officers
under former administration sink into nsgnfcance when
con,rasted with these depredations, which, by their mag
nnde and the pc cuar circumstances surrounding them,
slock the public mind, and ut the same time afford an
unerfing index the prof sacy. couupon and yenay
OF whggeIy. when Invested with power
Rsotued That we recognise, with cordial satisfaction
an approval the patriotic and ludicous course OF the
Washington Union. and its fearless efforts to unite the
whole democratic party upon those time-honored demo
cratic principles which have heretofore guided
Try prosperity and honor and that congratulate
central democratic organ the OF the federal gov
all respects worthy noble which il
maintains with eminent ability and success.
On motion, it ordered that this report and these
resolutions be published in the Washington Union, with
the request that all the democratic papers in the United
States publish the same
Gen McCalla moved resolutions OF thanks to the com.
mit,es on resolutions (Which passed unanimously for
the very able in which they had discharged their
duty
And thseupon, by motion that this meeting re-.
solve itself into meeting OF the Jackson Democratic As
ISOLATION, the mass meeting adjourned.
JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.