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iof FTeSluent, IN lo4U, g man VINO re-
commended to the especial attention OF
Congress, the Army Bill, providing for
a Standing Army of two hundred thou
sand men. To party, who then sup
ported a man, more extravagant and
prohigate IN his Administration, than any
head of our Government, save the con-
temptible administration now perpetua-
ting his policy by means OF the same
time-serving instruments. To marty.
who now confess they abandoned the
honor and interests of their country in
l84l, by roting the Repmdiation Ticket;
and who will again abandon it, if they
.eS,saot seiuee the Wings TO forego all
claim to any c9-4sern in the adminislra-
ton Of the affairs of their government.
/ [To party who on the 10Th July last,
deliberately. in Party Convention, pro-
posed, by way Of bargain to the Anti
Bonders, TO, give them all the Federal
officers. within the gift of the People Of
this State, for the consideration that the
efice Of Governor was yielded to them.
To q party, protesting to contemn and
despise Repudiation, as doctrine, un-
mitigated and unPalliated in the enormi
ty Gifts thrpitude, that have not the
llberality or patriotism to yield de-
cent courtesy TO their brethren, the
Wings. To aparty, thus acting, THUS
offering by open trade, all the offices of
the country, for the poor boon Of Cover
nor while they come to US, crying, not
only give, give, but actually taking all
the offices of the State and Federal
Government within our gift, we cannot
in honor, tamely submit, and lick the
hand that smites, and robs, and insults,
81, 1t were mere gentlemanly proprie-
ty tie nakedest courtesy in all the do.
mains.of decency, coming as they did,
fresh from the hct bed and fumes Of Re-
pudiation, to have yielded, not rendered,
us, one half at least Of the Representa-
tion in Congress, or else the Office Of
Goyerno-. But this is not the siuffthey
they are made Of; for while with repu-
diators, they would u1ake any barter
for The sake Of Tie Party with us no
prejudice, however slight, is yielded FOR
ao..o, of o,,1 co9oS,,o,3 couofrm Dict rus<
contempt, and traduction are all we re-
ceiye at their hands. Shall we receive
in silence, and reward them for it?-
Forbid it honor-forbid it Patrioiism!-
These being our views, spoken for our
selves, we Resolve, 1st That it is the
duty of each District in the State, divi-
ding it in accordance with the late bill of
the Senate fer that purpose, to nominate
a candidate for Congress, and send him
into the field to battle for the rights Of
The people.


3. Resolved, That we will keep the
name of Gen. A. B. Bradford, of Mar
shall county, before the people for that
purpose untila general and full District
Convention shall order TO the contrary.


8. Resolced, That it is expedient TO
hold a WHIG MASS CONVENTION,
at some central point in this District, on
the second week in October next.


Resolved, That these proceedings be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary
and published in the Wing papers ofthe
State. ~


J.J.CHOATE, Sr. Chm.
DIP. PHILtIPs, Sec'y.