Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-06

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Hh'r provision nf tHI.r objects OFF deep Interest
90 tlo Fh8liuns of tho piu.t,f Columbia, ere
un.Hl N.I. . hUH objects pbrDnla largely
uI NATIONAL ,.....I.r and Hla important .udr-
pou.,ldy 90 thoIr relation TO tio prosperity or iho
only c.l1 1uHbo organized community iu The
ln,uu uirly uuTcucscutoi boy Congress.
] haNa ihui UlwGuiol su soatiUus uu such cub
jers 1Npcir 30 ise to ba % particular intc.g., or
importance. fnd tUcla'dlo most worthy o. CON i'd
grafton 4aun{ tlo short remaining period allotted
Go ihe nau.s ll thu present Congress.
Our .orcunors of ,il th'tocn Omitted Cd0nios,
IN acquiring hoit Independence, aud iu founding
obi. l.,pahDcG the United Smtes OF America, have
dcyo.,,l u!ol us, thor defendants the greatest
md the most noble trust over committed 10 tho
h,a.. ,I man. imposing upon all, and especially
such as 'le pu9ic will my have invested for The
limo being with political functions, .he most sa-
cred obligations. We have 20 mairtuin iUyiogte
tlg "re" l0ytrnC of Che inherent right of prpc.ar
oigoyemmenl TO reconcile tho largest liberty
of the individual citizen, with eompl. s-cuity OF
tho public order, % render cheerful obed. d.tnrl %
Che law of The and, TO unit, u enforcing thcirex-
eeuuon, and % .rown Indignantly on an combine
tous TO 81. thu; TO h0rnonizo q sincere md
ardent devotion 70 the Institutions Of rel rOn with
tac most universal religious federation to preserve
The u2hta Of ai! by causing each 10 respect those
OF tbs other; to sarry forward every social i'm
Woycment 0" the utmost limits of human perfect
pilty, by the free action of mind upon mind, not
by the oblrusyo Intervention OF mgs applied force:
20 uphold the uteyr aud guard ,he Limitations
OF our organic Law; to preserve sacrei from all
touch of uaurpauol, as the very palladium Oh our
political salvation, the reserved powers Of She sew
eral statos and d the peoples 10 cherish, with
loyal ieaity and devoted affection, this Union, as
the only sure UlniatIu on which the hope of civ
il liberty ros'si % laministcr government with vi
sllant integrity aud rigid economy; to cultivate
peaco and friendship wi,h foreign mt,,ra end 10
demand aud eNugt Justice from an, but 90 d0 wrong
TO none 10 escneW iutgrmedlling with the nation
ol policy anj the domestic repose Of other govern
ncht', and ieptl 10 from our own; never TO shru'.
from war when the rights and honor Of our c0uu-
try calls us to arms, but TO cultivate in preference
the arts of peace, sock enlargement Of the RIGHTS Uf
neutrality, au3 elevate and libulalizo the intaI-
course Of nations and by such Just and honorable
means and such only whilst cvalting the couai-
tion Of the Republic, to assure TO it the legitimate
influence and the benign authority Of q grua, ca-
ample amols all the powers Of Christerdom.
Under the sunHuity Of these convictions, the
blessing Of Almighty God is earnestly invoked to
attend upon your deliberations, and upon all the
COUNSEL and acts Of the government to the end
that with comm,a zeal and common efforts, we
may in humble slhmission to the Divine will, CO.
operate for the ppmotioa Of the supreme good Of
these United Stats. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAsWSGToy Dec /, 1854.