For the North Carolina Standard.
Craven County.
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At large and enthusiastic meeting of the Dem
ocratic Republicans of Craven, held at the Courts
House in New Bern. on Tuesday, 14ih inst,
Council G. Wood, ESQ., was called to the Chair,
and Thomas Marshall and r. Taylor appointed
Secretaries. Mr.. Wood in very appropriate and
sensible manner, explained. the objects of the
meeting. On motion, the Chair appointed George
E.Caraway, Geo. S. Stevenson, Washington Car
man, B. F. Tucker, and F. Latham, to draft
resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting
who submitted the following preamble and reso-
utions


AS the time has again arrived when it IS neces-
sarY that every Democrat should labor to secure
the triumph Of those principles, which he believes
public; and judging from the past and the signs Of
the present, there is believe that our po-
Iitical opponents will Iehdeavor to conceal under
specious aPheals-to the preiudees and passions of
men, hose deslrnciive measures, which the lead
ers of their party hav in times past advocated, and
believing furthef that the influence Of such appeals
can be best counteracted, by bold and honest de-
claration of our sentiments. Therefore.


Res0Lred, T hat we have undivided confidence
in the correctness Of those cardinal principles
which characterized the administrations of An
drew Jackson, and Marlin Van Buren, and we be-
lieve a strict conformity to them, will secure the
continued prosperity Of the american people.


ResOLued, That we are now, have ever
been opposed to Henry Clay's so million National
Bank, as not warranted by the Constitution, inex-
pedeni, uncalledsfor by the wants of the people,
dangerous to urliberties, and destructive to the
Banks of the several States.


Resolred, That We are opposed to Mr.. Clay's