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anal settlement OF the questions which have I)ng ag
taed the county upon the subjects Of domestic sayeiy
CONNECTICUT.

The following resolution was adopted by the democra-
cy OF Connecticut in their convention held in March last
"RssOivsd That the democracy Of Connecticut acting
which has prevailed for past
the slightest aid comfort to sectional annosy and that
national democracy and that having last year uly ex
pressed their aequiescenoe in the oil
ceedngs series OF years unsained by anaties,
and embIaeisg principles as broad az the Union"
MASSACHUSETTS.
In the democratic convention OF the State OF Massa-
chuselts held in October lasi the following resolution
was adopted
"Rsoived That the Baltimore platform covers, and
Intended embrace, the whole question of slavery aga
on in Congress- and therefore We for faithful execu-
on Of and acquiescence IN all 'he compromise measures
settled by the last Congress"
NEW JERSEY a
The democracy Of New Jersey, 10 their convention
held in May, 1882. adopted the following resolutions:
"Rssoiped, That adhere the constitution Of the
70 al o s o snd
sacred and as binding those for tho protec
as'romsni and nothing less as necessary the Union
The peace the weliare and the happiness Of the republic
called tie Compromise being essentially necessary give
effect the provisions of the federal consiuton have
hearty and lasting concurrence"
WISCONSIN,
The democracy of Wisconsin, in their State convention
recently held adopted the Baltimore resolution relating 10
the subject OF slavery. That resolution is follows:
Hesoived That Congress has power under the
stituton 10 inerfere with or control the domestic insu-
and proper judges Of everything apperaining e thei,
affairs, not prohibited by the constitutional that all
20 interfere with questions Of slavery or 10 take in.
cpient steps in relation thereto, calculated 10 lead to
ali such efforts have an tendency dimnish tho
happiness Of The people, and endaDger the stability and
pernanency Of the Union, and ought not to be coune-
nanced by any friend Of our political institutions
OHIO.
The following resolution was adopted by the Ohio
democratic convention held in January last In publish
ing this we think it proper to remark that it is the
same resolution adopted by the democrats of that State
in ls4s when the State was carried for the demo-
cratic candidate for the presidency
"Rssoved That the democracy of Ohio do now, they
vorabe 10 the full development Of the spirit and practical
benehss 81 free ias,ioas aud that entertaining these
all power given BY the terms Of the national compact
to prevent It's TO mitigate and naay "a te
do, me fully recognise the doctrines held by
the early fathers q h9 s saa 20 eae sas be-
longs right modify It's own municipal laws and resu,
and independent sovereignty with each and every State
and that upon these rights the national legislature can
neither legislate nor encroach.
VIRGINIA.
The democratic State convention OF Virginia, held in
March last adopted the following resolutons
soved That the true relations the States and
the and the rules for the cons'rnc-
on .hs ss ad % gsns.
vgaa and the docines therein expounded arc hereby
esoipd That we reafm the resolutions of the Balti-
Conventions OF 1874 and lSis as far as applicable 10
the present condition Of the country"
The resolution OF the Baltimore Convention upon the
subject OF sla will be by referring to that por-
ton Of this statement which is headed " Wisconsin"
ybe resolutions Of the Virginia reform convention. in
hv ond All
adopted set forth that while some difference OF opinion
exists the Of compromise recently passed
by Congress. yet regard them a settlement of the
questions which have long agated the country that
there enough it of the Unien and the constitution
cherish that which remains as the dearest treasure be-
queahed by revolutionary love-" &c.
MISSOURI
The democratic convention OF the State OF Missouri,
which held in April last, adopted resolutions en-
dorsng The Baltimore platform of 1885, rcafarming the
Virginia resolutions Of os, 49, and approving the compro-
mise measures.
MISSISSIPPI
The democracy Of Mississippi in their State conven-
ton held in January last adopted the following resol-
tons:
Rsolrsd, That this convention adopt and raify the
following resolutions passed by the Democratic National
A
Rsoicsf That this convention reports and declares
it, full and firm adherence the Kentucky resolu
1893 and the Virginia resolutions OF 1875,
and setting forth the fundamental principles OF democ.
| racy."
| TEXAS.
The democratic convention, held in Texas on the sh
OF January last, adopted the. following resolutions.
"Resoped That the passed by the last Con-
gress tho United Sa,ss commonly known as the com
promise regarded by the democracy Of Texas
nnsl adjustment OF the dangerous and vexod questions
they embrace.
"Rssered That the principles contained In the Virginia
ADD Kentucky resolutions Of l7es are fully recognised by
this convention presenting exposition or the con-
situonai rights OF the Saes and Of the general govern
under the federal compact and that they equally
opposed TO consolidation, SECESSION and disunion.
LOUISIANA
The democracy OF Louisiana, at their convention held
the 9th OF January last adopted the following resolu
tons:
"R,sorcd That tho convention do adopt tho resolutions
OF the late Democratic National Convention, expressing
its sentiments and views Of our National policy.
Rssorsd further. That do roasser the doctrines of
the Virginia AID Kentucky resolutions OF l8s and 1882
publican party Of this Union"
KENTUCKY.
The democratic State convention OF Kentucky, held in
January last. adopted the following resolution:
"Rc,o,ped. That viii abide by and maintain tho
several recently passed by the Congress United
States. known as the compromise measures a final
settlement Of questions which threatened the
integrity OF the Union and that will sub
especially that which proposes surrender in obcdi
slaves I'm