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its principles-from which in the slightest de-
gree, we deem it dangerous to depart: and we
hold it to be unwise, as well unsafe, to place
in authority, those who by free and unlimited
constructions of it, would jeopardise our rights
as a people, and our freedom as a Nation
phat we highly approve of the
measures ofthe present Administration, and will
give it our cordial support. so long as it shall
continue to be characterised by strict adhe-
renee 10 the true spri. and design of the Con-
stitution.


RsSoLUed, That with scruliniZing eye, we
have watched and approve OF, the course pursued
by our wise, firm and patriotic President Martin
Van Buren-which has proved to the world the
mendacit9 of Federal Wing predictions--and
that we will with renewed zeal, prove our graft
lude by using every honorable means Of securing
his re-elerlion. .--


ResOirea, That we are opposed to United
States Bank, for the same reasons entertained
and expressed by HeAry Clay, in l8ll-he
then declaring it unconstitutional and dangerous
10 the liberties of the people.


ResOIred, Thdt experience dictates the policy
and wisdom Of separating the funds Of the Go
vernment; from Banking institutions. and that the
Banks oug ht netto have the control of the !peo-
pies money OF we do not believe the Govern
ment has the right to the people, for the .pur'
pose of encouraging Bank fprculalions,r y. -
.ResOlced. That we highly approve of the
course pursued by our patriotic and honorable
Senators Bedford Brown, and Robert Strange


lin all their public acts, and especially by the
stand they took in regard to the mongrel inde6-
mite Rayner resolutions. We say, go ahead
for you will be sustained by the unterrifed De
mocracy of the State.


Resolved That the Chai' nan appoint Dele
gates to meet in Convention on the slh of Jan.
next, in accordance with the first resolution


ResOlosd 'Fhat we highly approve Of the
course OF the Editor OF the North Carolina
Standard. and believe it to be the duty Of all
true democrats TO exert themselves in the circu-
lation OF truth-lor where truth exists Dcmocra-
cy will prevail


In obedience to the 9th resolution. requesting
the Chairman 10 appoint Delegates to said Con.
vention; the following gentlemen were appoint
ed, Joseph. Richardson, James Tomlinson,
Thomas Rice, Jdckson Leach; DR.. J. o. Watson,
Young Bridges. David Luns1ord, John B. Tur-
ner, Keder Whitley, and James RaifOrd.


On motion by Mr.. Brogden, the thanks of the
meeting were returned to the Chairman and Sc
cretary thereof and that the resolution be signed
by the Chairman, and Secretary. and sent to the
Editor of the MOTH. Carolina Standard for pub
licasion, with request, that any other republi-
can Editor may publish the same. -~
- = .'- B. D: 'TOMLINsON. Chairman.


Jackson LEACH, Sec 1etdrg: =. - -. .