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ID Resolred, That it is the right If n
people to have access at all times 10 the,
servants, however high their stations II,
to deny such access savou's Of royalty
and does not comport with the plain ms
uers and republican habits Of repub icA
people.


l5 Resolrcd. That in the opinion >fths
meeting, The congress of the United Sat


ought not to adjourn until they shall hts
provided effactuallv for the relief of tn
dlstresses of the country, vindirated tn
constitution and laws 50 wantonly violate
asserted the dignity aud authority of tn
Representatives Of the people, and secured
the constitution and the currency against
the iawless tampering of the executive, 81
that hereafter the we'll defined boundaries
of our republican institutions may be re-
spected in pruotice, and the happiness of
the nation not be made the sport of tha
will or passions of one man.


After address from Samuel w. Rush.
Esq.-Col. G. J Jack, offered the fo'
lowing resolutions, which were adopted.


Resolrcd, That as members of grea
coniederacy, we adiure all sectional
jealousies, but that as citizens of tennsgI-
vania, we behold in the present conduct "t
those who rule the executive Of this couu-
try-a plan to destroy the present bank of
the United States, and after the term of
service of General jackson shall expire.
the certainty of establish NC another bank,
to be located out of the State, whose stock
will be divided among the members of All
ascendant regency, whose management
and direction will be made subservient &,
the ambition and intrigues of political as
pIrants, and whose consummsiion will fna +
! y complete the experimen, of trying to u
ntie the purse and the sword in one hand


Resolred, That this meeting firmly be-
lleve that the citizens of this commonwealth
have been perfectly satisfied with the pa
per currency, existing in Pennsylvania,
since the establishment of the bank of the
United States; that they have desired no
change in it, and that if any change shalt
oe made, they do most earnestly deprecare
the substitution of the New York safet,
fund system, by which a bank is author-
zed to issue notes to the amount of $349-
40, while it possesses IN specie in lis
vaults, no more than the sum of SO ,61S 10
redeem all the notes, issued by it and cir
culated in the community, as the represen-
tativcs of a solvent and specie paying
hank.


ResoiDed. That we do solemnly protest
against the friends of gen. Jackson, assum-
ing to themselves the title of the Pennsyl
vania Democracy, when they have avow
ed that we will support the opinion of one
man, "whe,her right or wrong" and we do
conscientiously believe, that if gen. jack
son should this day publicly announce his
determination to return the deposltes to
the bank of the United States that the
Jackson representation of this state in
congress would instantly support the
measure; that the Jackson portion of the
legislature of Pennsylvania would add
their hearty concurrence, and that the
jackson party throughout the United
States would rejoice in their release from
their present dilemma, and instantly pro-
claim this last act of their chief, the most
|dsnterested and noble deed of his life.


Rpsoiued, That the senators and rep
Iresentalives from this state in congress
be requested to use their exertions and
votes, to procure such an alteration OF
the constitution Of the United States, as
shall restrict the veto power ofthe Pres
ident, and enlarge the legislative power
of the people in both houses oil con-
gress.


Resolved, That the indiscriminate


power to veto all bills exercised by the


President Of the United States, is per


version of the original intent and mean


ing of the trainers Of the constitution


which must prove destructive to the


rights, Liberties, and happiness of thu


people.


| Resolved, That the constitution of th'
United States, ought to be so amended
as to give all bills, passed by both hou
ses Of congress, the force of law in al
cases, when, after such bills have bee


returned by the president with objec
tions, a majority Of both houses shal


nevertheless vote by yeas and nays, i
! favor Of their becoming laws.
!, The following resolutions were pre-
/, sented by the different trades:-
e By the Painters Of the City and Count,
!, Resoiped. That Martin Van Bure
deserves, and will receive the execrs


tions of all good men, should he shrin