The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

he election BY the people Of all civil
,fI,rers III The service of the United States
4, Car sas may be consistent with the
urompt and efficient transaction Of the
public business.
l4 That River and Havbor Improve;
men,s. when necessary to the safety and
Of commerce with loteigR
nations Of among the several States arc
objects Of National concern, and i is the
duty Of Congress, in The exercise OF l's
constitutional powers, TO provide for the
same.
Is. That emigrants and exiles from
the Old World should find cordial
welcome 10 homes Of comfort and fields
of enterprise il he New, and every at,
tempt 10 abridge their privilege ofbecom,
inp citizens and owners Of the soil among
|us. ought to be resisted with inAexible
determination. ssaoT
l6. That every nation has clear
riph, 10 alter or manage It's own govern
mpnt. and 10 adminIsteriis own concerns,
u IN such manner as may best secure the
rights and promote the happiness of the
lpeople: and foreign interference with
Thai right is a dangerous violation OF the
laws of nations, against which oil inde-
pendent governments should protest, and
endeavor by all proper means 10 prevent,
and especiallyi,is is the duty ofihe Ameri-
can Government, representing The chiet
4 Republic of the world, 10 protest against,
and by all proper means 70 prevent the in
tervcnlion Of Kings and Emperors against
nations seeking 10 establish fov themselves
republican or constitutional governments.
IN. Thu, The independence Of Hayti
ought to be recognized by our govern
, ment, and our commercial relations with
!, lii placed on the fooiing Of the most favor
ed nations.
ls. That as bv the Constitution ''ihe'
/, citizens OF each State shall be entitled TO
ali lie privileges and immunlties Of ci,i'
! zeus in the several Staies," this practice
j Of imprisoning the colored seamen OF
!, other States, while the vessels to which
rhey belong lie in port, and refusing to
|, texetcise The right TO bring such case
before the Supreme Cour, Of the United
, States to test the legality Of such pro-
! ceedngs, is a flagrant violation. of the
! Constitution and an invasion Of the rights
:, Of the citizens Of other Staies--uiterly
! inconsistent with the professions made by
I, he shareholders that they wish the pro-
:. visions of the Constitution faithfully cb-
= served by every State in the Union.
+, 10. That we recommend the introduce
: lion into al! treaties hereafter 10 be nego,
;, tiaied between the United States and for
- eion nations, Of some provisions for the
: amicable settlement Of difficulties by .
.r resort 10 decisive arbitration.
~ 20. That the Free Democratic Party
IL is no, organized to aid either the whlg OF
- i. The Democratic wing Of the great Slave
= Compromise Psrly7of The nation. but tn
~ defeatthem both; anu that repudiain4
- = and renouncing both as hopelessly cor
= rupt and utterly unworthy Of confidence
- 1.-The purpose Of the Frse Democracy is t
;e &C. fake possession Of the Federal Govern
- ~ ment and administer it for the protection
~, M Of The rights and interests Of the who'll
the people. .Qtt
~ 2l. That we incribe on our banue
~. FREE sorL. FREE SPEECH, FREE LABoI
"a S and FREE MINI and under il, will hgf
~ =. on and fight ever, until triumphar
~ l. victory shall reward our exartions.
..;o.l %, That npon this Platform, Il
o'al Convention prestnts to the America
I, = People. as a candidate for the office
=, :, Presidsn, ofthe United States, JOHN
-, aaa HALE, Of New Hampshire, and as a ca
.nu . didate for the Office Of Vice President
nen n The United States, GEoReEW. JuLIss
m g.. OF Indiana, and earnestly commen
md nd them TO the support Of allIfreemen a
tba parties. lI38s
,sa ny Resolped, That we view the rece
!, r.o advent Of Kosslth upon our shores. as
- 80 event provideniialin its occurrence, b'
~ liant in iis hievemans and eminen
VIZ e happy and powerful in ils influence up
49, = lie cause cf Liberty, here and everywhe
~ ihat we admire those elements OF Dol
- ness, patriotism, integrity and love
a. Liberty, from the combination OF VIII
~ ~. EN- anated iha. eloquence which has
eoas ';ss. wonderfully impressed itself upon
Js's hearts oi freemen; that we sympathlse
!, oe| his mlsfortunes. but trustin his succe
= ~ = and that since his prosecuted relati'
Z ~, ~, are seeking an asylum in the bosom
!, w .ne the generous West, we will reve
l ~ satEchelisl, and protect them, until such u
~ NV ! as, liz Gods good providence, we n
VIZ, "a return Them, under our Stars and Strip
I. a." &c to dwell once more upon the sacred
7 ,,as Of emancipated Hungary.
the M = NJ na,oo,or ody;sea
refusal Of all notes ofthe following pl
'sn ~ of the Ohio State Stock Bank-"l
,,es ,ss centre vigne,,e, female seated OF
n .sa1 horn Of plenty, holding the fasces
and scales in her left hand, and the w
y ~ Of mercury in errghl--coat Of arms
= Ohio. safe. steamship and sail vessel