Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21

In Kentucky, the tobacco crop is said to
be almost an entire failure.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT BRYAN
TOWN.
A large meeting Of the sterling Democra-
cy and of true Old-Line Wings. assembled
at Bryantown on Saturday, August I'd, for
the purpose Of forming a Club to promote
the election Of Buchanan and Breckenridge
Mr. A. QUEEN was called to the Chair,
and 7. RoBEY appointed Secretary, when
the meeting proceeded to elect permanent
officers for the Club.
The following patriotic resolutions were
offered by R. Fl. EDELES, Esq, and unani-
mously adopted. He advocated them in
neat and conclusive address, riveting the at
tention of the audience and showing conclu-
sively the necessity Of acting with the De-
mocratic party, as the only means Of break
ing down sectional agitation and restoring
peace and harmony to the Union, and call
ing on his old Wing friends to rally around
Buck and Breck and give them their sup
port to aid and strengthen the Southern in
terest, for all national and conservative pur-
poses,-of knowing no higher laa0 than the
Constitution.
1. Resolced, That we the free and indie
Of 4o1y1 INT RI
consideration the present serious aspect of
our political affairs, and forgetful of those
party lines which have hitherto divided US,
do cordially approve and ratify the nomlna-
tons of the Democratic party for the Presi-
dency and Vice Presidency Of the United
States.
PaAAz:s} I'll p .Iapaes RuGihan l4lecf Of
ruptlble integrity, of tried patriotism. of
pre-eminent craftsmanship, and one who by
reason Of his years, his wisdom, and his ex-
perience in conducting the affairs of govern
ment, will prove fully equal to the crisis
which the acts of unpatriotc and fanatical
men are fast bringing upon our beloved
country.
3. Resozred, That in the Democratic
nominee for the Vice Presidency we behold
IA young and chivalric son of Kentucky.
whose recent brilliant career in Congress,
stamped him as a man Of towering intellect.
and gives abundant evidence of his fitness
for the office for which he has been desic-
mated.
4. Reso7ted, That the Democratic party.
because of its gallant and successful defence
of the sacred princi pie of religious liberty,
its maintenance of the doctrine of popular
sovereignty, as set forth in the Kansas-Ne-
braska bill, and it's regard for the constitu-
tional rights of the South, commends itself
to the approval of every national and patri-
otto citizen.
5. Resozoed, That we approve the plat
form of principles recently adopted by that
party and promul gated by its National Con-
vention in Cincinnati.
6. Resolred, By the Old Line Wings
who compose this meeting, that the action
of the Convention which recently met in
Baltimore was not the result of full and
fair expression Of true Wing sentiment; and
that it was in direct opposition to the views
and wishes of the conservative and patriotic
members of that once glorious party in this
section Of Maryland
7. Resolged, That Willard Fillmore can
not longer consistently claim the support of
Wings since by accepting the nomination of
the Know-Nothing party, he stands COM
mitted to the support of principles against
which the old Wing party Of the past have
ever warred.
8. Resozred, That by accepting the nomi-
nation of a secret political organization, and
in his letter Of acceptance formally and in
express terms endorses their odious and I'M
constitutional doctrines, he has forfeited the
respect and confidence of all fair-minded
men.
9. Reso}ued, That as patriotic and Union
loving men we contemplate with serious a.
larm the formation of a party at the North,
organized upon purely sectional basis,
whose sole purpose everywhere openly avow-
ed is reasonable and unmittigated war
fare upon the institutions of the South.
TO- Resolred, That the election of John
G. Fremont to the Presidency of the United
States would lead to the most alarming and
dangerous consequences, and would bring
about state of things which would newt
ably result in dissolution of this glorious
confederacy of States.
IL. sRcsolued, That in view of the pre-
sent divided and distracted condition of 10
litical parties, the only hope of defeating the
Vaccinations Of this sectional organization,