From the Alabama Journal.
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At meeting of the friends of Free Trade, held at Haynevie, L0wndes county, on Monday, 5th ln- sant to appoint Delegates to represent the District in the Convention to assemble at Philadelphia, on the Both instant, on motion of General Thomas E. Scott, Hon JAMES ABERoRoMBIE was called to the Chair and CHARLES T. POLLARD appointed Sec'ry.

 The object of the meeting was explained by Nose Icy Baker, Esq., which was then addressed by Fur ner Bynum, Thomas s. Mays, John W. Paul, Esqr's. and Reverend Briton Capel, in expana- tion of the character and operation of the existing Tariff; after which the following resolutions were offered by Moseley Baker, and unanimously adopt eds

 Resolred, That this meeting concur with the Free Trade Party in Philadelphia, in the necessity of or ganizing Convention to meet in that place. on the 3th of the present month"; for the purpose of adopt ing such measures of peaceable character, will tend to secure our country from the fatal results of Tariff of protecting duties

 Resolped That we view with feelings of the high est approbation the zeal ardo and promptness with which the Ant-Tariff party of both the Northern and Southern States have assembled together for the purpose of appointing Delegates to meet in Convention, with view to procure the repeal of the present highly oppressive, unconstitutional and unjust system of impOst duties.

 Resolred, That we believe the time has arrived when every friend of our free institutions, and every lover of the peace harmony and perpetuity of the Union, should employ all the means in his power in arrest the progress of system which is calcuat

 ed by it's expressions to drive to the last extremity that portion of the people of the Union who are en- gagged in Agricultural and commercial pursuits.