Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
Hon. James Eiuchnnan.riis early
Hostility 10 slavery.

Hon. Games Iluchanan.riis earIy
Hostility 10 slavery.
NJ HHaHhNAN, the nominae Of the nennsYIla.
hia p1mszr,ia inf the Presidency. and not long
iaee ilg a. ufiie OF large portion ol tue lauia.
aHa DemaeIaeF, as he Is naN Of the Nieissippi
Democracy, Wa In early lie, as can be indspHlb.
bis proved, BY the Teeafl sinna bitter. sril up.
feleHiins eHriuY oi the Institution Of slavery. HI,
opposition was comprehensive. aud exceeded I'M
lAlIai m al tindc'Fsucss many al iie most $40.
isal ei las Abaliiiouisls Of ih- pIesaa, day.
Hzlow 81 sise the nfoeesIIings nj a paaie meet.
inc held u fcaasyltaHia, af the very rffnnieHsr.
msai 90. - slstefy agitation. IN which the naInc
o' aAnu hreHsNAN aEufes mihfr cuuspicunasIy.
aaa not akei asfffts, ,,r should suppose 10 lhnse
waa pretend 10 h., rHf eHfigaa. the exclusive
champions of S1aIhein Rehis. ltwill ha fenefn.
irfea ilaa iaHe mlaths since. We puhIIsbrl enf.
i1Ia aul-#lncIk naalaiiuus rcp1fl,si Ia a publ,
meeting lss. IA Tie rity Of Lancaster Pa in lsl4.
Us s1HuiiteF appointed iof fhs pafp,,e. OF
WaleH Nh BaHHauan Hasa member Tie Fs4a.
siIeaa'ua IsiF. d. State nfEaul took oeeasion 10
le8f lhe iInil a The publications This bold De.
MAI tau-fi The editors Of the Laa1iHfrian Ia vim.
i.oaie The truth Of history hy repfntins The pn.
rr0dIags Of certain meeting at which Mr Bn.
,uauan -uiei. with iae resolutions there adopted
in Tie eAaa typography IN which they originally
appeared Tie laucasisr hi'RiFsarr, then under
IYe enn'rl q WIN. pirtsol, Esii, 10 volume d
uu.nhcf 2' hearing dhir saturday, Nov. "a 1870.
~Owoa aa % Slrgg. large and respect.
able mcrt oi riiisrHs, held al the courthouse in
ihc city OF lancaster on IHfsiay the 2ld instant.
convened Truaui 70 public notice, calling on
them in iaA' ini1 consideration htd 10 consult on
su,h mcatu'cs o. may best irnd 10 prevent the
'Tudlciiui ol s'orrrg into any territory OF State
hereafter i1hc larmrd ur admitted into he rni1n
ihr Hon. liaiu fl1nliia was called 10 the Chair
lhi liH. .o,llHs appointed secretary.
Tie oigc,i OF the meeting being fully cNplained
Y Mas nos d ani seconded that a committee OF
Three prfsns bt appointed TO iiamc Resolutions.
expressive o. The sn.e oi ihe prcen, Meeting.
MnecuIpn, jamcs Hopkins, Jane, Burhluan.
ah Nm. Jenkins were appointed a committee
for llal pir71'e. and mldc report a, ln.owS
7NWRt The people Of ihis Stale, pursuing ihr
maNims, api animated by the benetccHec. Of The
rcai Founfor Of Pennsylvania, frt gave elect 10
ilr eradlai Abolition OF Slavery By a National
Act which has not only rescued the unhappy and
lc'p'e's A'nran within their Territory, nom ihc
drmunisir infunucr oi Slavery. bat smnilratel
his state ud condition lhuugdou, Europe and
Amruca. a1l whrfras ii would illy ycumn1r, with
iurse hum.uc and Christian efforts. 10 be- siieui
'pcc,aiors, shon this fffai cause OF humanity 3
about 10 b. asiiaiei IN Colgrcss, hy fixing The
destiny OF iAr new Domains OF the United Siaies
Therefore
RsTitsd That the Representatives ia C,rsrerr
iinm TIM District BE- ani they are hereby. most
oirHr,f'y requested 81 u,e their utmost enieaynrs
as member OF the National Legislature. Ia prevent
iIr eNslcuHr OF Slavery in aHy oil fLs 1,rri,rl or
t'r states which may be- created hy Congress.
Headed As the opinion OF tins meeting. that as
The Legislature Of this State will shortly he In ses-
sion, ii will he highly descr ing their wisdom snl
faiuoii'm ~ take into their early and most scn.
oa' consideration iae propucty OF insimenug our
irrIs fninl,ts IN the National Lesisaiuro ip u.c
ile most zrailu and srcnuous cNef,ioni tu inhihii
iHr existence ol slavery in any OF The Teuiioue.
of States ghieh may be- created by Congress. snd
that the m5mbcn OF Assembly nom this county
be- requested io embrace the earliest opportunity
Of bringing the subject before both Houses Of the
Legislature.
kfaiurt That IN The opinion Of this meeting
tbr memlrn Of Congress who ai the last session
Hr'linrdihr cansc oi justice humanity and piu
uiisr u opposing thr Introduction ol slavery into
The siaiU ihen ruieayofed ip hc lofmed uu ui ihs
Missouri Territory, arc entitled 10 the warmesi
thanks of every friend of humanity.
/ Ro1lri, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the newspapers oGihis ciiy
JAMES HOPKINS.
hM iENklNN,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
+ The foregoing resolutions being read. were na-
aamlpiiy adopted after which the meeting I'd.
] l1unlcl lsisnedl
WALTER FRANKLIN, Chairman.
Attest NN JLskiNs. Sefrdary.
II stronger abolition doctrines are ayowcd by
any Atoliilonist in the land than the foregoing
I they hnyc yet 10 meet Our eye GippiNgs, Sr1i-
/ son, WABl, CHAsE and ll,LE. Democratic Abol-
I lion members Of Congress have never gone further
in giving expression 10 a hatred OF slavery. and
desire 10 prevent lls extension, than did Mr. lu-
ehanan ln the foregoing resolutions. He wa, in
/ favor OF preventing "the existence Of slavery in
any VI he ierrforics, or saw STATES which may
f be created by Congress GaErtY and SEWARD
never went further than this. Fanaticism itself
cannot go further Gcrf,l Smith asks no more
4 Tho Rev, Theo. Parkeror James g. Braey would
reyel in iauatical luxury, could such a eonsumma-
ton be brought about
lot this is the individual whom great many
whi.om fiery Southern Rights men, desire to be
the next Democratic candidate for the Presidency
i not this fac, Esto1nding Is Il not wonderful
that politicians should have the barelace to pro-
pose such thing What reliance can be placed
in their ollty 10 the South-in their dctermna-
ton 10 uphold the institution Of slayery-iu their
devotion TO all the Southern people hold dear and
valuable aler thisl-N o Blleia