Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
Democratic Meeting at
Newark.

| At 4 meeting Uf ih" - uocTttr y set tiuh oI
| White Clay creek lInndttd hrid lurru mt 10
rohlic notice. at the Der rus lloii, NrWatk,
| D-t, un Monday tNru"lr, Mry 2Iih, lNti, the
meriln. MIa riilod H. .Idrr ht the iIrsdeni,
James II. Eay, VIII" stated the "1r" 'l the meet
ing Ia Lee lhc trur.nnt;tti,m oI The Association
| tor the approaching ramrni@n
| On inot."n, The CHAIR appointed ~. IL. Fisher
| i tmes Springer and " Hiram pe.ui committee
10 draft resolutions expressive "l the s"Nr ol the
meeting. The committee retired and hitera bfiei
interval returned and reported the following pre-
nmhlr and rts1lutIou., wh,ch, "n motion, we've
read and adopted srrlatm:
| WHEREAS. 1t j. ahkn The right, ia" priv,ire"
and ihe duty Ct the Amrin an people, at any r"r-
| ton ol thCm, irum timo tn tInr /" " scnttlo aud
take cuuust together in cilos the character anl
oouduct oil their rulc. Ia clticau il'e Admins
tratlon ui their tuNc Licnt; 10 pose corruption
| AMI vcnaliiy, whcLVvcr lorld, and I" adopt such
measures as to them shall seem most likely to So
euro an honest and tnthlu performance al tlI"r
| espcctive dutI,s IA ncrrdahtr with the Itquile-
mruts al the organic law, and
IREA~, The Administration al ihe Federal
| GoNcInmcnt Toy the Radical rait,, since lts all
vent Ia power, has hecn continued 'er,s oi
| u~ui r,tious and uaira.'s upon ia iS'is -! lhc
81 it.- and hrrli,s ct the lo"lic, ,uiu''uAhS !"
them >utjrcInn aud aht ctlon t. u"srp d0htht-
ton, ml>rulr, tnhuiancr and anarchy aud
WnnKFNs, The same revolutionary violence
| which tIuul lat 1oIlh lht>r outriLoH Il daily
| LulchIne aud spawning new u,uipit"n- and deo-
pousms, prominent among whlth - the ChlI
Eghts lhiI Itrcntly passed hy the nIicd Sttit
Sthatr, wlnch has toI It's al l'e thu thiusIHiS OF
NJ rnoe into our churchts c,n, tsIits, colleges,
puhh,' school, hotels and places OF anu, Ineut;
aud
WHrEEAs, II the Radical pitiN Is not at oice
arrested IN 1t mad career ot uuunihouZcd tylHn-
meal legislation the state OF delaware may soon
present iho 'nie riiIdihr rrd appalling spectacle
which htr tI-t,I state, ol >uulh tlt"iina and
| louismul n,w present Ia the r,NhHrd world,
aud
| NHrEFA>, oar only hni.r "l r.'tpr iruu thee
| mlthdInG dagger Is IA the speedy otEanl. 'ti"n
aud unIun ct llr friends "i iItr cuu>tiiul"nd
| lgu,urumcat thIuu"bou oar country. L. hurl
| these nl,,lrdnts iIom power ANA to ir~iutr the
GcNrILIncnt 10 its constitution Limitations
| del The control aud LuibhVr al the Drhu,t"lI,
lmlN tGr ohtS IhtiN In thc county th,t iIs
shown Itstit crptir a. '.hIu, TIM tho aili,' Of
the Gny'Tit, al III tho ihItI i 81 the poor ui
| oll lhr states aud III -liid cuuloIr,tl wuh the
lIoNlsIoha "t the fedoIai tnhstithlian therefore
H,>.it ct ~. That ia" powers delegated
| 10 toe General Government dre az tined aud
spGcined IN Tie tJastit utiun ui mo United
Siates, aud That ~ aut tho'ny uithor express
| Ell ui IN plGd Is coniettd upUn CdDgtesS Gy
| tLat INSTRUMENT 10 leglsiats utEIoes into
| our Churches, CembtdIies. ColiGl es, PublIc
school t., Hotels on IlaCsa OF hInuaeuI ent and
| that any attempt 10 So iep,slate, is ,ubVerSIVe
Of the Constitution. gtu>> infringement OF
| the ghts OF the states, ana LangrrCGS TO tho
| liberties OF The people.
| q RcSOircd Znd, That tue unautf0rized in
| lterlerance oi the General Government with
| the local affairs OF auy state, to any extent
| or under any IIelchCo whatever, should he
| 1T once reppdiated dnd cpnuemed hY all
| classes IN every EeC,iUI. ul tho l Inlun, as all
| such acts tend directly To the destruction of
| our Federal system and to the consolidation
| OF all power IN cenlrhllz5d dcspulismg
HosoTed 81. That 10 power is delegated
| to Congress 10 impose 'aAts ON the people,
li.-..i
deiraylug the current erpenses ii tho Gov
ernAenl, aud iur Tho pay mont ot the Fsder-
ii ! v, sid all Uth"r !I g. i...,., i go, the
iuIl... al Protecting "uonI amen oil industry
al the xpnn~e another. and in violation OF
| the Fed' compact are suOlersiVo II tho
| rights C' b.. ,,e"p'e.
| Hcsoo 4M rudt agriculture, is the
| Creates ',l l.''' - u: our cOuntry, and
weare IT, ,'t"'sed to the ~ eat burden
| of tax 'r' upon that interest, in
the shs. II le lied on import iii, us
| Of thtl .,, Hrn.>, under the prelext that II
is prolc ! American Industry" which
J ~ only ~ NJ coated covering by which To
| deceive. "' 'i rob the American Farmer.
| Ros0{, {,,.. 5M. 1hat lac wide spread stag
nat. od IA buslhes.; cu!tallmout OF iner-
cantlie operations, sCspon-lon Of enterprise.
| coItanty of Tho present anl hesitation rs
| To. the future, now everywhere visible are
! manly a,tfIbulthle to tho issue of an lrr
deoniable paper currency Of tiuctuating va
ueani thai any and every att 3mpt at further
| Intiatlon is aNi NiDlatou Of tho pledlo ed faith
| oi the Government aud has n direct tnnden.
cy To PROSTATE ihe industry Of tho country,
| To- iuiiirlIuln, want aud HuilcIIug upon tne
| poole pind To corrupt tho iuanlH ns oi pubic
aud private virtue.
| HAoir'd Ga. That tho warino-L ihanka
| are due ana ana hereby :"I,ioIed 10 our two
| NonatoT-, The Hon i. J.. HiyAtd, ANA the
| Hon. l.II salisbury, iur thor manly OK.
| pasture vi tho Executive Intci terence IN the
| local hllh1h al tho Stn.e NJ Louisiana, their
| opposition 10 usurp,l,nn and initiation, and
| ih"n eloquent advocacy oi the Iight, of the,
States and tho nbt llius and interests of the
| l'eopio. lhey hhNu I1nvtd lheinseIvC.
| iAiihlni and able representatives, uI the State
! OF Delaware, and On Their return viii he
greeted 10y her people with Tho welcome
plaudlt well donu thou good ani faithful
| servants
HSrto,d 1h, That we the Democratic citi
zcns and voters of White Clay Creek Hundred
do hereby lrrprctfrlly Iequest the Democrats
OF New Castle county to meet and organize in
their respective Hundreds for the approaching
campaign 10 assist in nominating our best men
| FOR ollcc and see that no candidate is placed
| beiore The people who does not come up to the
JellrIsonlan standard is he honest, Is he ca.
pablc, Is he faithful to the constitutions"
HSolGd6M, That now aS heretofore we en-
patIcally declare that VIC viii support 10 candI-
date iol olllccw no tlmpeIs with the negro or
mo WV w i'S 'llllll 10 MS
W. aIr satirll,!i 10 leave hnn with the Radical
party, hi5 political owners and masters, and there
let hiih Ienain IA perpetual monument OF the iu-
| famous legislition which clothed him with the
attlIhutes of citizenship, transferred him from
The hClds OF labor "a winch he was best atlaIt.d
with all Ais ignorance aboat hlm To tho halls of
| Nllional anu slate Legislation aud retains him
| tht re the willing and utservitnt tool ni las Rad
zeal masters To Enable them 10 iuorc ,ilsctnally
| plnn 1er and impoyeTish lhe people.
| ON n. II "A ~
| amGia auu resolutions BE- published IN all the
Do mo IalIc ALd LnnheINalIAt nhnnl q In IIn Statn