From the Alabama Journal.
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Anti Tariff and Free Trade Meeting.-At meet ing of the citizens of Monroe and Conecuh counties, at the Store of Dr John Walker, on the 27th Aug. l83l pursuant to notice, to determine tue expe- diency of sending Delegates to the proposed Anti Tariff and Free Trade Convention to be held at Philadelphia, on the Both September next, James H. Draughon Esq was called to the Chair, and Sam uel M Coll appointed Secretary.

 The object of the meeting having been first ex- plained by the Chaiman on motion Of Gen. Enoch Parsons, the Chair appointed the following commit tee to report Resolutions to be adopted by the meet ing, to wit: Gen. Parsons, Dr John Bonner, B. F. Porter, James Salter, John Fox, Stephen R. An dress, Stephen s. Address, Joseph G. Lindsley and Isaac Kane.

 The Committee. after a short absence returned. and made report, which after having been discuss ed and amended, was adopted, as follows:

 This meeting having viewed with anxiety and alarm the unequal and oppressive effect of the exist ing Tariff Laws-and being unwilling to recognize in the Congress of the United States Constitution al Right pass such laws for the protection of Do mestc MaDufactures-and believing that this false named American System," is not only burthen upon the of the People, but ruinous to the prosperity and independence ofo trade, and utterly uncalled for by the exgences of the Government as Revenue law-and inasmuch as we are urged to pursue every constitutional means to obtain repeal, Therefore,

 Res0lUed, That we concur with the Anti-Tariff and Free Trade Party in Philadelphia, in the neces- sity of organizing Conventon,t to meet at that place on the Both September next, for the purpose of a. dopting such measures as will tend to secure our country from the fatal results of Tariff of protect ing duties.

 Resolped, That as a meeting is now in progress at Hayneve, in this State. for the purpose of ap- pointing Delegates to the aforesaid Convention,- n,- that we will concur in whatever nominations may be made by that assembly, having in view to represent in said Convention, the whole of the counties in this Congressional District.

 Resolred, That General John w. Moore, General Charles D. Hunter, and General Enoch Parsons be appointed Delegates to represent the counties oi Monroe and Conecuh, in said Convention.

 ResolUed, That Doctor John Watkins, A. D. Ca rey, and Albert Mallett, of Conecuh; Benjamin F. Porter. Doctor John Bonner. and Thomas w. Fleni' ing of Monroe, be appointed Committee of cores pondence for said counties.

 Resolued, That the Chairman and Secretary sign the proceedings, and that they be published in the Mobile Commercial Register and Alabama Journal. JAMES H. DRAUGHON, Chairman.

 SAMUEL M'CoLL Secretary.