For the North Carolina Standard.

MEETING IN WAYNE.
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| MEETING. IN WAYNE.
At meeting of a portion of the democrats o
Wayne county, held pursuant to notice. at the
Court House m Waynesboro,, on Sept 9th, I843
Calvin CooB Esq was called upon to preside and
Jno. A. Grfen and> w A. Whitfield appointed
The Object of the .meeNpg having been. explain
ed--on motion Of S. A. Andrews, ' ''.',@ u.


0Resotreh That committee of six persons be
appointed by the Chair, 10 prepAxe and report reso-
lutions To- jbe acted on at an adjourned meeting.


When the following persons wNe appointed,
viz Sahl A. Andrews, W. A. Whitfield, Jno
A. Green, W. K. Lane, Jno Everitt, Aand B, II.
Pate. f;osa OH u~ n-1 1@0rfa' -
z5FOn motion, the meeting adjourned to mcatagain
at th]s place, on Monday the 18th instant = NE


'>z7.. .'a Mosday, 1917 Sept, 1s4a,,


The meeting met pursuant to adjournment,
when the committee reported the following reso-
lutions. which, after having been commenced up
on, were separately read and unanimously a
dopted


RESOLVED, That we consider the cardinal princi-
piles of Democracy to be, strict adherence to the
Constitution of the United States and just regard
10 the distinctive rights of the several States
decided and uncompromising oppositIon TO Ma
uonal Bank--to PROTECTIVE Tarif-to any distfI-
button gift of money belonging to the U. States,
arising feHa any source wha:ever, and 10 the as
sumption, by the national Government, of State
debts; because we consider a National Bank as
Unconstitutional and destructive 10 the rights and
liberties OF the States and the peoples and that the
moneys belonging to The Government should be
uGder the couIrol and for the use Of the Govern
ment, and not sub ject to the speculaons Of corpo
rations or Individuals !; because protective Tariff
Is unconstitutional, operating unequally and unj just
ly on different sections and classes, while in our
opinion the Tariff should be solely for the necessa-
ry revenue of All economical administration that
the distribution of public money is unconsttuion-
al, and only scheme Of designing politicians to
brIbe the people with their money; that the
ass umption of debts due by the several States, IS
again unconstitutional and unjust, taking the pro-
pefty Of those who have no debts 10 discharge liza
blflIies they never Contracted and directly contra
Vening the rights of the States.


Resotr6d, That these principles are expected TO
be distinctly aVowed by any man who W ould have
the votes of the democracy Of North Carolina for
offire.


RESOLVED, That we concur with our democratic
brethren Of the county of Wake, in the expediencJ
of holding general State convention and con-
vention of this Congressional District, in the city
of Raleigh; and We respectfully suggest the second
Monday in December next, as convenient and
suitable time for the said Stale convention to as
semhle, and the day after the adjournment of the
State convention suitable time 10 hold the
District convention. , j.. gHI...- ...-f . -. .


,ReSolred; That we appoint committee Of three
from each Captains district in this county, who



and place, and appoint four delegates (being dou-
bic the number Of CommOners this county is enti-
ued to) 10 attend said conventions for the State
and District, and that said committee consist Of
the following persons: VIM. Thompson, J. Exum,
VIM. N Barnes, Theo. T.. Simns, Elias Barnes
Rob. SimIns, Godfrey Stansi, BENZ, Aycock w.
Hooks, Giles Smith, John Coiey, Wall Lewis, Jno.
Everi:t, Waitman Thompson, Richard d. Hinson
William Cafaway, James F. KornegaY David B.
Everitt, SamL Flowers, Ezekiel Smith, Jas. Odom
Solo
ders P. Cox, " ilie Hastings, Hamilton Howell,
BRYAN H. Pate, Thomas L. HoiIowel and WIN.
K. Lane aud that the said committee be request
ed to act as the general democratic committee for
Wayne county, transacting such business for the
party they may deem necessary and useful,
til after the Presidential election-a majority
sluling quorum for business.


ResoIred, That our delegates 10 the State con-
venton be instructed and they are hereby instruct
ed TO present The name of MICHAEL HoKE, of Lin
CT the democrats Of Wayne.


Resolred That delegates TO the convention
for this Congressional District be instructed, and
they are hereby instructed 10 vote in said conven
ton for delegate the national convention TO be
held in Baltimore in May next, who shall be
pledged TO use every honorable means TO procure
The nomination Of JOHN G. CALHOUN, by said con-
venuon but should majority of the democracy
of the Union there assembled fairly decide against
our wishes, submit and by no act endanger the
dsrupture of the great democratic family.


ReSotted That the delegate appointed by this
Congressional District to attend the Baltimore con-
venton, is accountable for his only TO his Con-
stituents, the Distinct; and is not bound TO receive
obey any instructions from any other political
power =. 1910 ".5.


,ResoIred, That Samuel A. Andrews John Eve
ritz, VIM. X. Lane, John A. Green, and Will. A.
Whitfield, be the responding committee for this
county, and they requested to report these pro-
ceedings. 10 The central committee at Raleigh, and
have them published; TO notify the general county
committee for their meetings, al suitable times !;
aud during the ensuing election transact the neces-
sary correspondence, under the inspection and ad-
vice Of the general committee. n ..-.-
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3yo: W a a, WatFssar5 sn5ss Secretaries ~. ~. b.