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g. ResOtred, That in the opinion of this meeting. gradual, but certain reduction of protective duties polcynow be adopted to meetthe interests and views of the great mass 1.-the American people. G. Rssotred, That this meeting disapprove of the Notification doctrine of South Carolina; and consi- der every act tending in the smallest degree to disun- ion, as pregnant with the most awful consequences. The preservation ofthe Union ought to be a conside- ration above all others with every true patriot

 Ordered, That the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and publish ed in the newspapers printed in this town.

 THOMAS EARN, Chairman. JAMES J. PLEAsANTs, Secretary