Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31
RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS,
Thu koa neluocrais Of Ns.is'ippi Assem-.
hled ia convention Al jackson, to apaoin' dele
rates to ,epresea, them IN 'br next National
Democratic Convention, resolve rs follows;
la. Thu IT'S conytnliou adhrrcs to ID" prin
ciolas and m,anrrs Of palicy adopted by he
N,tt5n,l Democracy Ia The convention held IN
R,1imare n II 10, lsii aud lsiS, whpsi wis
dam. we believe, has heaa Illustrated, ly the
prosnefuy, which, under their auspices, has at
tended ,he administrator the government.
81 Fhat IN view 81 The eti''fs which have
lately been made to engraf upon the Dems.
cratic creed, wha, we heieve 10 be = danger
aus bcrcsy, which sound democrats have hereto
ion, condemned. which we have reslsird--we
deem il dr. 70 omselves aud required by The
innorl,ucc olahe occasion, 10 declare cur courur-
renee IN The lansaaae ol the puriol Jackson that
IL ralI secession 4 constitutional tlShl isa con,
f,uuding Of the meaning 4 terms, anu can nh'y
be done through gio>s error, Of 70 deceive 'hosr
who are willing 10 assert right, hui would plnss
before they made revolution. or incur pensl
lea consequent IN a failure" and to rehtllrm
The declaration Of the Dem cratic convention
held in the city Of jackson on the 0th q June,
1915, " That constitutional right q secession
from tbe Union, on the part OF single ga E, Z
ntte,ly unsanclioned by ,he Federal Constitution
which was framed il cdablish aud mol 70 destroy
me- MON olthe States. and that 10 secession can
In fet take place, wilhonl sahvrfs'oh % 'ne
Union established, a,rl which VIII not virtually
amount in il Ell cts anl consequences '9a e'''l
evolution
sl RIA the perils fom which The country
has SIT lately escaqra, having ef'sen from sapa
lmnupn thr subject 81 eltseIY: and lnf'hfr asi'
ttioo. Oh The liberation Of y by pl'ti1l'c men,
nping IL etir opinion, t'Aulh, with danger % 'he
nefpriul4 II The Glptument, i i onl dei'het>
aie Judgement, thai the measures q eomplo'n'se
whose efficacy has been eIl quoting danger
aus c,altnefsy, should be taken by all sections
Il II, thnon 10 be faaI settlement u The
vexed question.
4if. That holding The views expressed inIhe
preceding resolution, the delegates appointed 70
repfess n. ~ in The National Convention ne, ana
thpy are hereby instructed 70 Use ihfir utmost
eII5as 10 have the convention require 'ha. 'oe
candidates who may be nominated lof me fffsl'
dency and Vice Presidency. shnl be men plrds-
n i II, s,apor ia compromises measures Us
/ ana1 adjustment of The slavery question aud
a!so 10 have the Democratic party pieaef" y ,ll'
fullest mud zoos, explicit recognition q 'he ''2oaT
d tie SOUTHERN states, soihsi ihe dsm7cfacy y
hr arAt canvas. mas 10 i,rtofe The county WIN
ha national character Which has hefe''io'e
4.e., ia u,ide nud buast.
a., rg,t I'LL pr4.id4tt of this Convention
.r,oin,. .nvc,, ddtgaes h Represent ihe Sgate
X ,ha Na,iood Convention one IRON each Con
.,r...ioaa Dariet anI llrce f0om Tie state a.
Ir,., .n4ut.a fh,t ID. N ltte mamer, appoint
,s. a.,e,nale.. raeh oftbam u acl II case d
,n1sgagat 4 4o,incinai Il attend doe Con
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p..,i.a, ,aoaIo, = Central
o'h ~ ,'' l...,.aa,s. h, NV 81,
COMMITTEE n nv II D WI, WI .a,asl tonyen.
eur urine af'fs '''"" !" lrta.,,rI Candidates
~ aa al'o' !" ,;,,oa Il. NM shall have ar.
yt,teh Il ANIL BE- proper 10 d. 81.
arrived = w. I,.,ha III, Rssootian. ,hen
ne fifst'rat "',s ..,.,t. Natmal ro.,en.
afPo'"n' y N,,ar. II Tpotll. Hon. J.
ll3n tlen' ., - III. I'll, u freeman.
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