The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20
Alabama.
From the Alabama Advertiser and Gazette.

DEMOCRATIC MEErINGs.-We have before US the pro.
ceeding OF democratic meetings enough TO nil several
columns OF our weekly paper we trust therefore that
friends will bear with and be content with
giving the oil the delegates &c from each county
OF those counties in which papers published we
have heretofore inserted the proceedings entire and we
shall continue 10 do so.
In Mobile we have the proceedings OF two meetings,
both purporng TO be favorable TO the State democratic
convention but only one of them appointed delegates 10
1.-THE meeting which took place the 81 instant,
regret TO could not agree and therefore separated
whereby each carried out their own views in their
spective meetings. OF that disagreement and lis causes
we shall not here speak Ii is much be regretted that
there not concert OF action among friends
and before the meeting To those OF us at distance
uninhuenced by the excitement OF the occason--ihe
whole difference looks like personal affair than
any real rreconciable disagreement about matters OF
principle policy Both seemed willing TO send delegates
10 Montgomery; both seemed willing TO support one
for President or Vice President that not true 10
the constitution and the South both werel doubles,
willing have the corporation OF those noble and pa
triotc State rights wings who stood by the South IN the
late contest Why, then. could they not harmonic in
meeting will be the natural inquiry OF every We
do pretend 10 determine where the fault lies We
think we could point on both sides, did we
think prudent but we do say that our friends in Mobile
owe il to the Stale rights democratic partythey il
their county, the State, and above ALL TO the princ
pies they commended for in the late struggeto lay aside
their personal wranglpgs and dissensons. and act
unit against the enemy oil their principles and
party We are not without hope that this desirable
suit will be speedily brought about and that the federal
lists, who rejoicing 10 this trivial mshap, may
find to their sorrow that our friends only differed then to
agree better hereafter.
For Coosa and Autauga joint meeting was held al
Wetumpka on the 5th instant, over which. motion o.
s. A. Pearce, DIR. B. w. Saxon, OF Autauga, and Col
B. s. Griffin. OF Coosa, called upon TO preside and
M. d. Graham, esq, OF Coosa and John Hardy, OF Au
tauga requested TO act sectaries
Gen c. Nj Jackson then offered series OF resolutions
setting forth the true republican doctrine approving oil The
proposition to hold convention, with the following in
| relation 10 the Compromise:
/ he tha III
party should not be reorganzed upon It's old and welde
fined prime plesaequieence In the measures of Congress
called the Compounds (and about which difference o
opinion exsted) being settled policy OF the people
as indicated by the last elections
tions er pessou in favor Of the justice wisdom o.
those but rather assent yielded by
ton Of any course which might tend to endanger the
Union Of the Safes and that the objectionable
should hereafter be invoked preceden to be exeed
| against our Just rights under the constitution.
On motion OF Ex-Governor Benz Fitzpatrick, the pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Prom the csrrollton tAla.) Republican
/ DEMocsATIc Misunderstanding 10 previous notice
portion OF the democratic party OF this county assem-
bed the courthouse at this place on last Monday and
organized The meeting by calling Dr, j. M Beckett e
the chair, and appointing r A. Eaton secretary. The
chairman explained the object OF the meeting IN few
brief remarks TO be to appoint delegates to attend tht
democratic State convention 10 be held at Montgomery
on the third Monday in January instant for the purpose
of recognizing the democratic party OF the State aud "a
this end appointed committee TO daught resolutions
expressive of the sense of the meeting, as follows
L. Nabers, General f. w. Bostck, Daniel Turnipseed
| James Nance, Colonel Thomas Williams, and @ w
Mitchell. The committee after short absence, return
ed and reported the following resolutions as platform
or basis OF the proposed reorganization:
R,soiped That. In tho measures Of adjustment
by Congress- the southern sates always hereto
fore. have conceded much very mach for the sake OF tn
Union and their adherence those b
only upon condition that the fugitive law
faithfully executed by the general government ne IL
vention the delegates the Baltimore Conven
ton demand OF and from said convention the nomns
ton oil upon whom rely Tor the protection
constitutional rights, and pledge that the slavery sgi
taon shall cease, at least far the democracy OF th
free States concerned and that the iugitvesave Law
shall be faithfully executed in those States, and II the con
venton should refuse these requtsons that they ther
i its Withdraw thcreroms