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to make a similar donation torthe poorest widow
IN the Country as to the wealthy wife of deceas.
ed President


ResOtOed, That the late act distributing the pro-
ceeds of the public land among the States is an in
direct assumption of the payment of State debts,
takes from the people about three million of their
annual income which was intended for the sup
port of the General Government, is highly impo-
litic and unjust and ought to be repealed


ResOIred, That the Bankrupt law, the relief
measure of the present whig Congress, affords no
relief to the people and therefore meets with our
unqualified disapprobation.


ReSOtOed, That as our forefathers pledged their
lives, their property and their sacred honor in the
holy cause of American Independence, we now
Solemnly pledge ourselves to support maintain and
defend the glorious legacy which they bequeathed
to u.s. the Constitution OF the United States against
the innovations proposed by the great whig leader
Henry Clay, the designs of the federal Bank par
ty, the ruthless and unprincipled attacks of do
mestic or foreign foes.


Resolved That the conduct of our late whig Le-
gislature in pledging the credit and funds of the
State for the benefit of incorporated rail road
panies, is worthy of public reprobation and ought
not to be countenanced by either political party


Having confidence in the integrity, patriotism
and talents of LOUIS D. HENRY, our present
democratic candidate for Governor ResoIred,
that we will use all fair and honorable means to
promote his election.


ResOlUed That James Stafford, Esq be recon-
mended as suitable candidate for the Senate, and
that Doctor George F. Wilson, Capt. Jacob Shuts
and William A. Mitchell, Esq as suitable candi-
dates for the Commons of our next Legislature,
and that the people of this County be earnestly re-
quesed to unite with this meeting in support ofthe
above ticket.


On motion of S. Petre, ESQ.,


ResOIped That copy ofthe proceedings ofthis
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secreta-
ries and sent to the editors of the Standard Wes-
tern Carolinian and Salem Gazette, with a request
that they publish the same.


On motion,


RssoIred, That this meeting adjourn until Tues
day of June Court next.


JOHN HILL, Chairman.


A A Rann0w' Pa1.S Secretaries.