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pense of the peopls Of the wast-and
many others alike corrupt ID their tenden.
'cy and unequal in their operation: And
whereas, w believe, in he final over
throw Of the SO styled whig party, and the
consequent rejection by the American peo-
pie Of their men and their measures, we
have every assurance that as a people we
are about to return to the ancient land
marks Of the Constitution and the glorious
principles Of democracy: Therefore, be i,


Resolved, That in token Of our gratifi-
cation at the glorious victory achieved by
the democrats Of the United States in the
late Presidential contest, and the triumph
ant elevation Of James X. Polk 10 the
highest honors in the gift Of mortal men,
we deem It expedient to commemorate in d
suitable manner the occurrence OF so great
and important an event.


Resolved, That committee of thirteen
be appointed 70 devise suitable arrange
ments for carrying into effect the objects
Of this meeting.


Mess:-ss. ]. P. Weiyhtman, J. H.
M'Kenney, ]. S. Schrsmm, w. F. Cool
baugh, Charles Pepper, J. Z, ccrse, Jacob
Jennings, Morgan Evans, Levi Hager,
Silas Ferry, H. Ray, Jr. VIM. Lewis,
Lewis Teuscher, and Luke Palmer, were
appointed the committee Of arrangement.


After agreeing that the celebration Of
the victory should take place on Wednes-
day evening next, the meeting adjourned.


LUKE PALMER, Ghm'm.


H. RAY, Jr. Nc'g