The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09

The annual meeting OF the Berks county democracy
was held in The city of Reading the I'd instant, II
was large enthusiastic. and harmonious

The annual meeting OF the Berks oouny democracy
was held in The city Of Reading on the I'd nsan, II
was large, enthusiastic, and harmonious
Presidenl--IIon J. Clancy Jones.
Vice pissdents.-David Kurz. John MCGOWAN. Peter
Fistef, Jacob Fisher, Jacob Wsgeman. Paul Wearich.
Charles j. Faber. Thomas j. LANG Reuben Lns benja-
min Tyson, Philip X Miller. jeremiah Mengel, Paul Gel
ger OF Robson Jacob Coleman, Daniel Causer David IL
WenIich. Isaac Croft, Levi r. knen. benjamin Houen-
stein, Charles Keller. Michael Hoffman. Samuel Myers
Secretaries Sauoel Frees. A. Jordan Swsnz, jeremiah
agenman, Henry Maggie, David B. Green. George De b
keim Charles IA. Hunter.
On moi ion. comniuss Of from each election dis
uct and ward appointed to draft resolutions express
syc Of the sense of the meeting, as follows
Committee Resoutions-Johr F. Lies, Hiram
Getz jeremiah Beche George Brow nmilier Peter Zlem-
er, Milton Rutherford, Augustus +. Bartolco, Ephraim
Fr,z Jacob 5. Yoder Aaron Egolf. William Merizler
William r. Leib,- John Richards Jacob Lengle, John
Maurer. John Potleper Charles w. Esser, John Greih
Jacob Jones, HeaD Hotenstein, Daniel Schei, William
Knabb, James Rightmyer. Peter L. Ker.hner Solomon
Il Lesher Jacob Becker, sr John Bear Daniel Buskiik
Adam Schooner. Paul Wenrch Henry Flannery, Charles
Keller Reuben Sehaer. f. p. Smith. Charles Kssser,
L. Hennershoz, Peter F, Magic, William Strong, John d
Miller.
Eloquent speeches were delivered by the Hon Henry
A. Muhenbeg, member OF Congress elect from that dis
lrct, and Charles Davis, esq
The chairman OF the committee on resolutions, Hon.
VIM. Strosg, also made few appropriate remarks upon
their presentation.
We copy so many OF the resolutions as of general
interest:
Rssousd That the experience Of the has given
democracy Of this country additional In
plant OF democratic principles through
out the Union has added another proof the fact that
only when conducted in accordance with those princ
plies these United States advancing in
the republican path
Resoped That administration Of franklin Pierce has
thus been all that the democracy the county could
DESIRE giving sufficient that in the future the briKi
which have been formed Of it will be fully
realized whilst himself the democracy have secured
able and fearless advocate OF their principles and the
Union Chief Magistrate who will be second 70 Of
his iustrous predecessors. tM #ieH
Rrsored That approve of the past admins son OF
Governor William Bissr, and have the fullest confidence
In his patriosni Integrity and devotion TO the true pfin
cples Of the democratic parry.
Rssored That approve OF the nominations Of John
G. Knox, Thomas H. Forsyth Ephram Banks, and Pol-
Bamley, holding them to be well qualified to HI the Of
fees for which they pectvey been placed Ia nomi
nation, and that will give them cordial and united
upport. .Na6s#44 #H
ResoDsd, That have the fullest confidence in the
aotsm, Integrity and ability of late representative,
the Hon. j. Clancy Jones' whose in Congress has
actcd credit alike himself and his constituents and
whose devotion TO the and principles of the democ
Tacy has been proved in many bitter contest.
Resolved That the democracy OF Bcks regard with con-
fdence and the Hon Henry A. Muhlenberx, their
present in Congress, and look forward with
sangune hope able. faithful and honorable discharge
OF the high trust they have conmied to him in the coun-
ellis OF tbs nation.