Rush County.
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Pursuant notice previously gwen, portion of the
Democracy Of Rush County assembled at The Court
House in Rushve Saturday, the Sth day OF Noyem-
her, 1645. And on motion, Isaac PLoreHE, Esq, was
appointed President of the meeting, and David Mckee
and p NJ. Casady, Secretaries.


On motion, j. l.. Robinson, Arch. Kennedy, Sam.
Stallard, David Kenning, and John Sunman ap-
pointed committee to draft resolutions expressive of the
and object Of the meeting, who retired Tor that
purpose.


r. d. Logan, Esq, being called on made few appro-
pirate remarks suitable TO the occasion.


The committee then came IN and reported the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously
adj pled with the exception of one dissenting voice.


WHEREAs: II having been some time since the Demo-
Gratis Of Rus County have met in general Convention
and as they have not nierchaDged feelings and sen
ments since the achievement Of the glorious and memo
party emphacally, and il is beIeved finally
thrown, this may we'll now be regarded it occaslon
and may well be INDUCED the expression Of
opinions upon political matters generally therefore


Rcsolred, That the administration of Col. Polk has
thus far than realized confident expectations
As sangune always were, that the prosperity and
best interests Of the country Inseparably identified
with the prevalence and practice of Democratic princi
plies, still, we had not anticipated their sautary and
wholesome influence would have suddenly aud rapid
w redeemed the country from the dark and oppressed
condition into which it was plunged in 1871, smulta-
Beousy with the advent of the Wing party into power


Resoired, Tia, taking the Arguments and predictions
Of the Wings themselves, and seeing that the country
has been slowly recovering from that condition,
that ratio that the Democratic principle has trumphed
and its star risen in the political horizon, until reached
its zent, in the triumph of last year, Immediately fol-
oveJ with additional aud general prosperity, they ought
To be satisfied of eir error, and surrender opposition


Res0fccd That there remains but one law ofd general
ard wide spread influence on book to be pro-
pery modified by the Congress- in order TO the
moesfed and unranmeled OF business and pros
pery: that is the Tariff of 1872; The :" black Tariff;
the shapen and only surviving offspring of the 9Th
Congress


Resolrsd, That an administration which meets, (as
Col Polk's d0es,) not only the appreciation OF
every Democrat, but has repeatedly challenged and