From the Hillsborough Recorder.

CAPT. A. TARPLEY'S DISTRICT.
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CAPT. A. TARPLEY'S DISTRICT


Harvey's, on Saturday the lllh inst large and
respectable number of the republicans of Capt
A. Tarpfey's district, - :.


On motion, John Foster, esq, was called tothe
chair, and Capt Abraham Iarptey appointed
Secretary The object Of the meeting having
been explained by the Chairman, on motion, the
chair appointed. the following Committee to pre-
pare resolutions for the action of the meeting, to
wit: Andrew Hughes, Tobias Waynick. Benja-
min Hurdle, Capt. William Tarpley, Samuel p
Foster, John Holt, DR.. D. A. Montgomery, and
DR.. Eli F. Watson, who retired for short time
and reported the following:


Whereas it is a free privilege, guaranteed TO as
bV the Consultation to assemble ourselves togehpr
wherever we may deem 1t necessary, to examGne
into and consult upon our State, well general
Government and whereas the great national prin-
ciples which we deem so essential to a free and
Republican Government, is likely to be mutiIated
by Henry Clay and his party attempting TO destroy
the veto power, one oi the most salulary provis-
ions of that sacred instrument the Constitution; /;
and further to compel, by the assumption of State
Debts, one State to pay the debt of another; and
whereas the important elections which are Dow
pending renders it an imperative duty resting oyer
us to speak out cur Sentiments; and declare them
openly that the people may easily understand what
they are, and bring them with due weight against
those OF our enemies; therefore,


l. Resolved, That we will vote against Henry
Clay for President. because he is the father of the
odious Bankrupt Law, Cout more properly speak
ing rouges law;) and because he is in favor of an
English Banking ,MonopOiy's ruling and Govern
ing the country, BY means of British, but nick
named United States Bank, who Al their own will
aud pleasure can ENHANCE or cuftal the price OF
property to suit their own iaclination fUr specud-
tiun. = -.


3 Resolted, That with a. empty treasury TIL
Wings voted donation Of $4,000 to the widow
of Gen Harrison $4,000 to Mr.. Henderson,
Wing Senator from Mississippi, under plea thai
the Indians had injured his Land, when in fact the
land was barely worth the sum: That they n6ised
the price of public Printing 20 per cent. over and
above what Gales aud Seaton had contracted TO do
it for thus showing ttevioaiion of their romis-
es in f8fG and proving their disposition to spend
the public money without constraint


8. ResoIOed, That We are opposed to high
Tariff, because an indebted people cannot be re-
lieved by increasing their taxes, particularly on
things they wear, eat and work with.


4. RESOLVED, That we believe Henry Clay knew
better, and intended to deceive the people when
he told them that the mere election of Gen. Harn-
son would of itself raise the price Of produce give