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"en'eu petWeen nem, ana, oy the necessities OF
mutual intercourse, civilization and christianity
should be extended throughout the world. a1


Resotpsd, therefore, That This meeting warmly an
proves the passage of the tariff law Of 1876. re-.
gardng il as only the first step, on the part Of the
United States, towards that more liberal and en-
hghtened system Of international intercourse which
lsabout To be established throughout the world,
and believing that it viii ere long be followed by
such further reduction Of duties as are impera,yely
dsIDanded by the spirit of the age. r- !


Resolved That the public revenues were never
designed 70 be afpnd for private speculation, and
meme but the authorized agents Of the people, held
andb bound to strict accountability. should be pet
mltted to have the custody of them; and that the
complete separation Of the government from the
transactions Of all banking companies. effected by
the passage Of the independent treasury bill. T.
hailed by this meeting with the liveIiest satisfae
ton. tga 4F or Ha,IT-sea gl-0Wea. ~ -T-"'


Resolped, That the confidence reposed in J,ro.s
K. Polk, by the democracy Of the Union, has heen
fully justified by the craftsmanship and 6rmness
displayed in his administration, and that his conrse
upon the questions referred TO in the foregoing
resolutions, merits and receives the cordial approba
ton Of this meeting. ~


Rssoiped That the casting vote given by George
M Dallas in favor Of the tariff law Of 1886 filfllsd
the Just expectations of the party which elevated
him to his high Office and entities him to the praise
of having faithfully performed bis duty under cir
cumsehces eontrived, and perhaps calculated, TO
shake the resolution OF one less firm, U


R,soired, That this meeting holds in grateful re
fnefubra nee the important services rendered, and
the great zeal, industry, and ability displayed by
the Hon. Robert J. Walker Secretary Of the Treas
ury in his early and hong continued exertons to re
Hevsihe country iron, thetarif bill Of lS42.


Amer the adoption Of the above, Captain George
Bowrose, and with brief introduction presented