The American patriot., 1855-07-07

dcc,arat;on that the ;dea ;ncorpor.tcd info tbe
nlotform that America mist rnle America is
rs old as the Constitution md has been main
ta;ncd bv all the early Statesmen Of the land
II is not the nroscr;nt;on IF tho C,tbolir but n
finely and salutorv ,y.r,,;nr IN him tbot Il tho
influence of his church ;s hro,rbt into the nolti.
c.l arena. no nm ciement or nowar # viii hc
onrosnd viii nondor ond frontross ona 7
tpr trnst with lsuccess ''''' anu - "N''|S' 'N
''Is1 oo,na mm" n"". s"reess .,oo . .,.. o,,;on of
ba no tfor,, ,rb;o,, S;S,,o of ,ha Question ~
Slavery We how. ,nd+ Il ,,;th f;r,nnoss W.
dsclarc that Comaress hoe m notb;no 'l 70 do with
- That tbo Const;t,,,;on ronorn;yes Il in thron
;,,stoncos ond that ta,oma NJ rono.n;t;,n Il |
;s a l,col's,;nr
W. .ra ~ ;,,sons;,,,, 4, .h. e.ct that tho
hill crectiny governnnnts in Kansas and No. |
br,sL, has c.used croo, agitation and has
rendered tho v;tnnor,t;on of the convention
men of o,l sections nacoss,rv IN tr,nou;,;ze thc
country Rut how c.n those conynnt;nn mon
.ctp C,n thov do anrth;rr hut ;nvole thr
neonle to survey once more thc true character
Of th;s question and ann,v to # the old doc.
tr;nn &c onr f,tbers +bot siovorv Is local ;nst;
tuition and mnst bs recnlated Inv tho anthori-
tics having comnetent jurisdiction over It It
;s ;mnosS;h,a ~ rostorc III tho M;sSonr; Comnro.
misc hoo,,,so tbo nnon,a of those torr;tnr;cs
b1v cfip In, 1rhiC
oress cannot touch M mottcr what NAV bc
hoHab. ns t "1 e o .na ..t r"cossm"ss w
p;orco a,J HE c,b;mo+ i, roonon;ner tho slavery
ouns.;o., H. 49, ,,.sa. 49, ~ d. h;,Is n o,,ns.
iuss"ur' =! WV I"Hs"se vi WV .'.o =: III ~.
th" t,v, a.. u,sp's. ioa.' NV" ia. "r
avn .elea. ~ .'oM an nnio'.' " p%
t, '.ao,e INA. .lie ,tPea Mou'1 u"y "iu'' '"'
''Gacl, pe,Mee. .,ae h'1.'. . ",.a .h;. .' so".
onoer 'lie treaty: ny wn.n W. ao.inneJ i,J
aoaslaIa' ss'e.y wttl." - .'s '''..s WIS p.as.
on l'ic sa'nG loo'',s ina. ~ Was o.i o'Ee, .e't
,S 1uSo y. ua o,,,1eu saw "v W.. 1o. .i. - !.
h. nGs ior ."e s'he 9. pe"tt ,u"Sos ." Nn,h '
gm' nn on " eNniuueu l." :ne oury i'c,.n W.
So,Y'. Ml; . lierte anu n's .nsl nuaay,s m'e,,.S
Nor.n anu oo"' WI. NV 49, .o .'. ., ".n
Enough alone' No.'i'.: "ouiu sa..Sly .nsn.
nu' 10 reopen .',e 9ues,o" anu ~ w SO Huer
III: ple.enoe ...a. .ne oo"p,oi''s' VI io'o IT,
W. u. ~. :. ~ ."s. ps,i",. .;.; a -
~ ~" Pu' u ~ !o'', ,e"o" -,.eS, :c anu "
an i.:eil'sen. .n.' -. w.. M i',n "o
speaH.f "oeo 10 ,ao ,ao,, "ie" .,. M; "ssu.;
n".: ,,'.. ..'e p'Hp,.n ~ 'ne ~ .t'a %o
o.'so s ,osn A. 49, f".. '.. ". WV '.a,,il o
.n o.''no n " NaIa', 49, ,.o ,Al a.,n,a ,,,o.
4ha e. .a..Ia,. 49, oc c,,, ,"s.;a =. 49,
'',e .'i',. y. !"esn .t a, .t .,,".
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p'T,'u':u p''. :. ~, Wv oi. y, c, H.. D.. ah;,
,: . !. ~as Nh 'i ,, ' W. u. o. ~ o,l," ",," us
". -su,' a 4h ANU oo.l;n1, ~ e, ,h W. "t ,h;
Gshi "r T .'es N".h ~ ." .hat Ju. ..i .h
nro.s,averv meH violated a connaci and con.
celled the OBLIGATION to exccutc the fnc;tivc
slave law. The South could saw that + had
obtained at last its rights. and that the mill.
fcrs yrtors. What cared th,v for thc GOOD Of
the country provided that the agitation rave
them the power to make a President WITH
Mr.. Davis at the head of the Slavery partv.
and Mr. Seward at the head of the Anti-Siavery
to make n barra;n and keen tho noliticinns in
their places. 1t was the old ride and tvc
game The nuHer Of the North was to have
the horse in 1856. The nullifier of the South
was to have him in 1860
But gentlemen. this American nartv nuts ifs
veto on this unhallowea attemnt to convert
sectional iealousv into n nermancnt so,,rce of
po]itical nowcr..lt tells this new school Of
democrats that Il nrcfers ia st;cl. to tbn craod
of Wash;neton and Jackson thot Ire motto ;s
sour Federal Union must he nrescrvcdn Are
we not authorized to saw that ths is the trnc
American sentiment. and that if we adhere to
if we shall conourr and mt and onI to th;S
contest about slavery? think we are
In hurrying nv remarks 70 q close think
YOU will agree with me when saw that it was
no longer possible for an old jackson democrat
to act with Pierce and his friends He could
not do 50 without knowlcdgine the lead Of
such men as Wise, in Virginia: of Davis in
Mississinpi. Seward. in New York Wilson in
Massachusetts Douglas. in Illinois :. and Atch.
isop. in Missouri, These men are all octino os
a unit. in support of the modern theory of
State rights. allowing that a State NAV nullify an
act of Congress, and 90 out of the Union when N
plcases. They NAV call themselves slavery or
anti Slavery men. They have n common nnr.
nose to ACCOMPLISH at the exncnse of tbe old