RED LION HUNDRED.
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At meeting Of the citizens 0f Red Lion Han
lrpd, friendly to the election of Gen. ANDREW
JACKSON to the Presidency 0f the U. s., con-
vened at the house Of W. Coriagton, IN st Geor
res, on Saturday the 10th Of August. 1898 Dan
iel .Newboid was called to the chair, and DIR.
James W Sutton appointed Secresary--it was
upon motion


Resolved, That committee Of three persons
lie appointed tn draft such resolutions as would
he expressive Of the opinion of the meeting
whereupon G. w. Karsner, Sam. Jefferson, and
John Sutton, were appointed--and after retiring
for short time, reported the following preamble
and resoluons-w were unanimously adopt
ed -


Whereas we feel it our duty, as we'll as our
happy privilege, to unite in an expression OF our
feelings upon the important question which IS now
asita.ing the people ot this repubiIc-ahu our
pleasure upon this occasion is doubly increased
when we are aware that we are lending our aid in
behalf of the support of the purity Of our repuo-
lican government-and the destruction OF Goa
litnn aspiring to self nomination and monopoly,
and to the annihlation Of TIE vital part ct our
republican ediice, the purity Of elections. Actu-
ated by these motives, and aware that the contest
is one of the people against an administration
which has got into power by intrigue anu coirup-
tion, and are exercising by their i'll gotten power,
the governmental influence and patronage In Sc
curing to themselves .eiecton--it ~ therefore


Rps,lped, That as frecmen, we hold dear the
sacred rights that the constitution and anon un-
der which we live, have bestowed upon us, and
we hold il to be duty we owe to our toreiathers,
tu ourselves. and to our children, TO preserve and
sustain them in all their power and purity, against
the attacks of foreign as well as internal enemies


Resolved, therefore, That as free aud sndepen