Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03
JOHN VAN BUREN, IN TOWN

"
We have the pleasure of announcing the ar.
rival in our city Of this distinguished champion
Of freedom. lie came up from Milwaukee in
company with MIR. Welch of the Buffalo Repub-
lie, on Monday morning. and took lodgings nj
the Sherman House, where. during the dav. he
was called upon by onr principal citizens. He
Mr. Va, Rnra, ! , W. va De''9,'
IN his ,n.nnnrs and Ill rarso,,al
moniz,s with his d.,inrnisbod ror,.,i,,
Thoneh considerably taller. he h,ars some 70
sanb.snre to his fr6ar
His d,rar,ur, WINS Fastened b,, tho demand,
of busincs, at nome. he havin1 noon ohse1t
mach loncor than h.. c,.,ortod :, IVA ,,.l,'',, 49,,
Left. In an.wcrto the solicitation. If biz fr,
to address our citizens ON roii,icoI .,.h.octs ho
replied that he did not think it allyisab, At the
prcscnt time. on account Of the rr;do,nic hnt
promised to crafty them when The nevt can.
raion cocps.
In = con,.orso+i,, No boI nh VI. w., D..
ron II, reference ., tho ,,roI,II, ,;l,, t,,,.r,,
tlc CGard FREQ Dpnor+oc, ,ro ,,.ero rratifoJ
10 hear him ,v!.ras, his congestion f., -, -
cuirinr the sacrifice or coi,.cs;o, or,n,. rr;,,i-
BE for which the Free Democracy cop,crJ .
while nothing w0nH civ, him rr,afr~ nloosnro
than to see a guon of an man of all ,o,t;ox who
advocate the humoritor,- md otb,tr ,,,,.,,r
lail down, NJ Ruf:lo IL l,,I;,,r :; 49,, ,,I,;
,na. ,J .n,,, ,ri.,,, or p;-tt ~ 'i'o u:,,-
inc ~ ;. fnLt or, and f,l, a 5; Co. vi
W. ,o' IL "I'o'ii-
IS not tnctnrad with that tind Of conservatism
that makes compromises with Wrong.
LIh1aGo Tribune.
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I;lI. ,lo, ~ D.. >'~N'0'' 'o li'ooS nun
II a.-,.'::"'. w,
u-ortt,- n i,Lla,,,t M '"N I =
Ne ra,a;, ,r ,'t',1 W., y, 't N.y,'Hon le''er
PIE Waeh ne originally assumed, There is not
''' syn q 'hal9c OF FqfIaoieAeNS m MAJ lie
"'ii.9 ''Ie CONSTITUTIONAL power OF congress to
E'''' sue" d Auij''I II the territories Not
Nre"' however, we regret 10 say, IS the course
=, "'I,''-I,' % inc western senators. Ihongh
''i''I''' "SIt'o'"'e one Oh 'il' most trusted
s'''.ils'" u'''Hct.a"c l'aaeaS mas recently iaiIed
y. "'IS 5i''' S!oUh'-'o"sL ne mas anan-
E"'''u one 81 ''i main prihcPcs o. the baltimore
'oHNv"I'""' ana mas become, 10 Inc surprise and
ftgr'i OF many or MS former iuendS. decltcd
advocate OF the principles OF the "limot Proviso;
YET does me veteran C&SN remain h1n and reso-
rue III "l5 support OF me noh-'ntervehpon ground
why" We nav supported; ana we nave no donbt
'.' ~ VIZ ''I''i - "r'' ''i9 Sai close
"'4 ",e ',"c I'iic' ''e9 o. lde constitution D. es-
'""'>"e"'
1t was contemplated by The early founders of
the Republic that Canada should torn rarr Of
the United States. As appcsrs from the folioving
article specially inserted in the old Articles Of
confederation of 1877:
An. H. Canada accrGiDo this confederation
and Joining in the measures of the United States
shall b, admitted into and entitled To all ad,ap.
tares of This Union: b,J ma o,ker Colo,p shall ba
admitted into the same ur7Icss sncl admission, no
AGREED to by the nine States
Ner Rone % Var Orlsans-We have refer
red two or three times to the project for shorten