Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-06-28

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mart n Which overv American c;t;1en
should bave sboyn h;,nsaIf ~ The s;aa IS
b;s cn,,nsr, sand ,,s;shar norallu H., nh, :
s;callv ~ ,ro,,,d y aaed have 'c;ve,, & IA
and IN q :,4. "s' az 1a,s, ~ 49, a'o
Resolved Thai IVA Would he ra;o;ce5
Al the assurapces of ) rsaca with Me,;co
founded an the inst nr;nc;n,es of indemn;'
8, ca ~ .ud sao,,r;t. J, for ths f,,t,,.a..
hit that ,rb;ls tbe l;hsra, .rsstv ofssrad !.
Mex;co ra,na;ns - donht + !. the ,,n,v of
the co,,atr, = sns,a;n tho adm;n;strat;or
= everv measure necessary 70 nrov;da
for the VIGOROUS 5nrosecut;on Of the war,
should that treaty be rejected. sess... rs
Resolved. That the officers and soldiers
who have carried the arms arm, !, If their conn.
try into Mex;co. have crowned 4 with Inn
ner;shable GLORY. Their nnoonanerable
conraoe their daring enterprise. their mn
falterino, nerseyerance and fortitnde when
assailed on all sides by inn,,merable foes.
and that more formidable enemy. the dis
eases &c the climate exalt their devoted
natriotism into the highest heroism. and
give them right to he profound graft
tudc Of their country, and the admiration
Of the world.
Resolved. That the Democratic Nation-
al Cony ention Of the thirty States compo-
sing the American Republic, tender their
lraternal congratulations to the National
Convention Of France, now assembled as
the free suffrage representatives. of the
sovereignty of thirty-fiye millions of Re-
publicans to establish a government on the
eternal principles of equal rights. for
which their LAFAYETTE and our WASH
rseroS fought side by side, in the str,ig.
gle for our own National INDEPENDENCE
and we would especially convey to them
and TO the whole people of France orr
earnest wishes for the consolidation of
their liberties. through the wisdom that
shall guide their councils. on the basis Of
A Democratic Constitution. not derived
from the Grants or concessions of k;,os ar
dvnasties hut orio;na, inp from The onlv
trne source ne noiit;cal mower recognized
in the States of this Union. the inherent
and inalienable RIGHT Of the peonle IN their
SOVEREIGN canac;fy 10 make and - amend
their forms of government in s,,ch manner
as The welfare If ,he commup;ty nav 70
on;re
Resolved That IN tho recent deve,on-
mont If the Grand nol;t;esl truth If IT.
sovere;.n,v of the nsonle and Their =, -,
c;,v for no,,er aud st.Ifl which
i nros,ra,;nlr tbronss and erec,;nn rennh
l;cs on tba r,,;ns af des na,;sm - tbe nla
World VIC faai tb,, I. b;nh .na saoraJ
dutv IS acvo]ved with increased resnon-
s;b;i;,y unor ia as,,ocr,,;o nartv nf tb;s
oou,,.y,' =, ,ha r.s,,. - H. .f 81. $50
tain .nd aa,,noa a,.on,r - ponst;,,,;oaa1
.l;bertv eou.l;tr and rrs,ern,tv b,- cont;n
,,;no - rai;st i, ,nananai;as "a - IT,
1aa:s I.,;on ~ ~ bandft se H. c.. :. H.
axnerse of TIC n.n,, and h., .v;n;,sns
and constant ,dberenss - those nr;nc;nles
ana connrom,;sas af ~ Const;t ,;on 'b;ch
ars hroaa ana,,s,b anJ s,rons sno,,ah -
embrace and MIA nm Tho I1n;on as !, was
tho Tn;on !. : : md tho Union a. +
sbol no n tba an axn,ns;ar or nc a,,er-
e,;as "a aans.;,.. 81 r.. 49,. and -
7rass;ve ,,aa,,la -.
Resolvaa TIT on, oc,,a.a r.so,,,-
800 ~ fa-,,,.uI,l - ~ s.or;aan
W;n;s,er ~ par;s - a., Na,;nnal con.an
ton IF tha Ran,h,;o e Er.aoaN ;, -
Resolved Tho tho frn;ts of tho oreot
nolitical tr;,nonh If 1914 which elected
JAMES K. PorF and Groper M. Da11.s
President and Vice President Of The Uni
ted States have fulfilled The homes Of the
democracy Of the Un;on in defeating the
declared nurnoses of their onnonen,s tn
create a National Rank in nreveptino the
corrr,pt and uncon sti,utionaI distribution of
the land proceeds from the common trea-
surv of the Tn;on for local nnrnoses in
nroiec,ino the currency and labor Of the
country from ruino1s fluctuations. and
guarding the money Of the people. for the
use of the people. bv the establishment of
the Constitutional Treasury. in the noble
impulse given, TO Free Trade. by the re-
peal Of the Tariff Of 1912. and the more
equal. honest and productive Tariff of 1916:
and. that. in our opinion. it would be
fatal error to weaken the bands of ipoliti-
cal organization by which these great re-