From the Southern Advocate.
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Anti Tarif Meeting.-Pursuant to public notice, meeting of sundry citizens of the county of adj son was held at the Town Hall in Huntsville, on Monday the 9th instant, for the purpose of consider ing the proprety of sending Delegates to the Anti Tariff Convention to be held in Philadelphia on the Both inst. Dr THOMAS FEARN was called to the Chair, and JAMES J. PLEAsANTs appointed Secreta- ". The Chairman having stated the object of the meeting, the following resolutions were offered and unanimously adopted:

 l. ResolUed, as the opinion of this meeting That the present Tariff of the United States is unjust in- expedient and oppressive in its operations: one branch of industry is depressed, that another may prosper-one portion of the community is injured, that another may be aggrandized. Such law, pro- ducing such an effect is inconsistent with the genius of government organized and established for the general good fr

 ?. ResoLued That the convention of Delegates proposed to be held al Philadelphia the Both inst. is salutary, peaceable and constitutional mode of obtaining repeal of an oppressive law: That, by presenting undeniable facts and unanswerable ar- guments to the Congress of the United States that body may yet be convinced that the grievances planed of are too heavy to be borne and ought not to be imposed d;-And by repeal or modification of the obnoxious Tariff, they may allay the excitement which has been produced, and restore harmony throughout the country.

 3. Resolued. That F. J. Lavert, Samuel Chap man and Le Roy Pope, Jr. be appointed Delegates to meet said Convention, to represent the views and feelings of this portion of our country the subject of the Tariff.

 A. Resolued, That it is the opinion of this meeting that any modification or repeal of the Tariff laws ought to be made with strict reference to those n- terests connected with. manufactures, which have sprung up immediately under the laws of Congress of 1894 and 1928. That it would be bad faith in our Federal government to sacrifice those interests by an immediate and total repeal of those laws