The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17
The Administration Sustained In the Rural
Dlstrfets.


MASS MEETING IN CARMEL, PUTNAM COUNTY.
The democracy Of Putnam county favorable the policy
q the administration on the Kansas question he'd
meeting at Carmel, on Saturday, Feb 13 H,u. Azor
Crane presided, the following gentlemen officiating az
Woe Presidents aad Secretaries-
Vce Observation-Disclosures Burd!ck, James Snslley,
Hezekiah Couch, James Towner, Anz j. Barnes, Saxon
smith, mos j. Brevoort Morgaa Engn, Daaei pyxm W.
James II Boice
Secretariss-Jonathan II. Burdck, Addison j. Hopkins
The principal speaker Was Mr.. JAMES ID. LITTLE, who
spoke substantially follows:-Al have read wtn as
constituent and regret the recorded vote OF the repeseo
tatve In Congress from this district upon the first admin
straton measure presented the consideration OF the
House. Instead Of standing by the party ana adng ae
executive in his audabe efforts to settle forever me Nan
imbrogho by speedily admitting her as STATE unoer
the constitution presented by her chosen deegaes "nch
would peace the country AND transfer ne Sc
ement of her partzan dssepsons aud the formation OK
her local institutions TO her own people, nnd him vot
ing side by side with those who desire 70 emoarrass he
administration, destroy the energy aaa " oa
democratic party and perpetuate the tnate dscoru
which has cursed that Territory since us
which will continue distract and divide its inhaoaas
30 hong as designing politicians can knde tne tor, ,
such time as she is permitted to take her
place among the sisterhood Of sovereign states.
N Hsskn has ever been regarded Of the most
unfiuchng national democrats IN the STATE AS suCh ne
nominated, and such he received warn ana cor
dial support from the democratic electors OF tns Con
gyessonal district II was expected here and elsewhere
that he would be last TO ater in the hghtthe last ID
10 the Ares Of fanatcsm which the foes Of the democratic
party and the enemies of the country are seeking to kin
die the federal capital In ms honest ana wen louhaeo
expecatiop his constituents have been disappointed
most egregously disapponted-at time, too, when the
aid of every member OF Congress- needed
TO lift I'D strengthen the hands OF the President OF our
ahoce As the immediate constituents OF Mr.. Haskn we
assemble here to deny his right 10 vote IN obedience
70 the dictates of bis conscience whether agreeable
b us or not, but TO place ourselves right upon
record, and 10 confidence in Inc patrotsu
ability and integrity OF James Buchananand especially
TO attest in the line Of policy so
powerfully indicated in his special message ACCOMMODATING
The L@compon constitution 1t was fair honest pfacti-
cable suggestion OF rnan nursed In the scnooi OF poca
economy, whose Information, patriotism and foresight
emineny fitted him TO advance the remedy ior an evli
which has long threatened to blot from history that
highest Of all pages dedicated TO the Drih progress ana
developement OF American liberty.
At conclusion OF the foregoing remarks the president
WAS authorized 70 appoint committee 70 draft resolutions
pointed Hon. Thos st. john Francis BurdicK am Eve
Hopkins, Esq., such committee, who, a1er rearing
for elaboration reported the following resolutions
Resolved That have the utmost confidence i'll the In
tegrly patriotism and wisdom of James Buchanan, and
that his administration, thus far meets with our unquan
fed approval That the doctrines communicated IN his
several messages transmitted to Congress- and more par
cuary views embodied in the special message ac-
coupanying presentation Of the Legion pon constu
ton that the whole line Of policy pursuh oy the
tive including the appointments made N his ocai capa
city meet with hearty response from param o county o0
Resolved, That We exceedingly regret that the hon
John Haskn, representative IN Congress- WIN tne
knowledge the republican party was striv ng 70 post
none the admission of Kansas State, 70 enable
them 70 political capital out OF the unfortunate dim,
cultes 10 that Territory deemed his duty to vote with
the opponents of the administration in favor or the reso
luton referring the Presidents special message u com
with power to investigate the object OF when reso
luton WAS evidently delay still, we trust that he viii
regain the confidence Of democracy OF this district
by advocating the speedy admission OF Kansas under the
Iscomptop constitution whenever bill for such a pur
pose shall be presented during the present Congress
The meeting also addressed by Hon. Baily, who
also strongly censured The course pursued by M HlsSn
~ calculated to produce the worst form Of sacton aag
ton
After the adoption Of a resolution calling another meet
ing fur the same purpose, the meeting adjourned.