The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-17

.s not 10 bane in this matter, There has, however,
90 change 10 the action Of The Treasury Department
% 4 no place speak Of the motive that led to ha,
,a hut else where, proper time, shall character.
NM. movement Interfere with our commercial inter
a. the proper terms OF that Indignation which
any swels In my bosom SSH
hs SEQUEL was that the collector, after deciding not
,.,sive The ingots in payment OF duties. agreed 10
I've them, after being Unidentified against the
..o,snees which his superior knew would arse
q ends the last and the most miserable enterprise OF
i. present dynasty Ia all its aspects il is disgrace
"a IA every one of its objects il has failed. Sena
!, Gvin and his colleagues have been vindca-
"a. and doubtless California. like almost every
ss, State in the Union. has gone for Pierce, Those
sroected otherwise who have coined fortunes out
q the present administration IN California, and who
-, look for the election OF Scott in that far-of
Gate will soon realize bitter disappointment.
rhs following preamble and resolutions adopted
p,esrvile, California al great meeting Of the
,.nocracy Hon W. M. Gwln. Major Hammond, Sec.
,.., w Van Voorhees,. and Hon. Alexander Wells.
,,....sa The meeting The friends of DR., Gwin will
,,is eomoete yindcation OF his course and his
character with great pleasure
uyA.aas Thomas Corwin. Secretary of the Treasury
mni,ea States has refused to execute positive law
u reducing the tax upon miners Tor assayng their
ant from 2a 10 per cent and whereas il has been
soa "a Nv The Hon J W McCorke, member Of Congress
NJ STATE in his place in the House of Represents
io 100 different OCCASIONS that the persons interested
Office in San Francisco. and their agents,
IN themselves defeat the passage Of the California
exc In which charge man has dared to deny and
mn n. administration at Washington influenced
isve nv corrupt motives have exerted their influence
49,, Tho establishment of California mint at San Fran
IN o,der 10 sustain and uphold the assaying monopoly
oftbs State be it therefore
. p.o,,,a That Thomas Corwn Secretary OF the Treas
IT, af,sng TO execute the law of Congress reducing the
u. miners for assaying their gold from "a pei
A Subjects himself 10, and deserves, impeachment.
q R,.oip,d That the pursued by the California
aIon IN Congress, 10 counterfeit the influences thus
sh, 10 bear under the auspices of the national admin
tnn IN defeat the passage of the California mint bill
a affair lis pa ssage postpone the execution of the
isions az The law establishing 1t, with the view TO benefit
oss monopoly al San Francisco
. ss. win and receives cordial appreciation.
" ps.ojsd That the thanks oil this meeting well
M STATE al large due distinguished senator, DR.
Gv;n or The sble and efficient manner in which he guard
"A md nroteced while he has sought to further and pro-
mote onr tue account he renders of his
srdbip meets with cordial appreciation, since we are
that all his and efforts have been honestly
snd en- sdy against the establishment of all mo
anoes in our midst, whether those monopolies the
rbarshed schemes OF moneychange or landsPeculatos
10th al whom strike and would control, its mining and
agricultural, the two great interests OF our State