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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-20
pE,IRAHLE CITY RESiDENCEs FUii
SALE,

ISE-A 'zTg3 New Brick Dwelling with or 10 rooms
I En % Nora ~tmg-cr e.
2j.-A erik Dwelling with rooms, No. 95 corner of
Church ana Mc'l,lnare SIS.
sd "A large ir-k Dwelling with 6 or rooms, No g8
Church sr. ari ini0g the above
Lh-A Eoa. Frame Dwelling with or rooms On the
C9rnalai summer and Mulberry st5 opposite the hand
Some T4.55 -uce 1I DT c. X Winston.
A'~u-Tro small Bnck Dwelling IS on Mulberry St. ad
joining o.. 5 So. Either OF the two last above re dences
w g2 eygGang 4 tr country residences few miles from
lus a3.y as FaTt payment. J. l.. Il l.. ". BROWN
Ucl"--W 41lz CHERRY st
VEElfsEGE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
= NLEt desirable lot on the corner OF High and
~ Crawford sreg fronting 20 f-eton High and a1uut
Is feet JgtSloTa. On SAID Lot there is Lew double
bfss dseug ni space enough the streets for The
srecu Of i've ieuJments that would rent for IS or
$40 pr month each.
Also, se.u si Lots College Hill loppnsite the Rut
ledge property Lt fronts l56 feet on Market sreet
The TeulIuE Lots front each l4l feet on Co lege
sIr5es. ines vii Pc divided to suit purchasers
ALSO. q veyF desirable LCt the corner Of Church
stree, aad a. h Ay-l fronting so on Church street
The 25s.e is ule d the most valuable lots in the
C,t,
ALSO ru5sr OF very eligible Lots in Eds. deId and
. west Nashville. FpnF 10
J. L. & F. ". BROWN,
ooall-2w Az Cherry str ct
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COMES, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
a L ID
Attachment Notice.
= IIdNIIUItHt INVtINO'
Horace Il, Hammer,
as. AttdchDleySt.
n XVipp

IS. Attachments
A. c. Wnn.
NOTICE is hereby given to said A C. VIM, that an
tachment been sued out at the instance of H. h.
Hummer and levied upon his property tire 25th March
last which attachment has been returned before JOSIAH Fer
riss Esq Justice of the Peace for Davidson county, and
further proceedings therein stayed according to law until
the 10th day of November next which time the said A
c. VIM is notified attend tie office Of said Justice in
the Court House the city of Nashville and defend the
same il he think proper. II. Il. HAMMER.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE CORNER CEURoI AND CHERRY STREETS.

0FFICE-Cc2EER CEURG4 AND CHERRY STREETS
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90 subscribers a. s. 90 l'er Hnnu'a in algance
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aud SctardGg, al g. 10 per annuIu, in ADVANCE; If not
paid ~ sdvance, s. 90.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS. fEf
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max.
acronP SuIed with the cash.
~ Ne wish II distinctly understood that paper viii
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option Of tle publishers.
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VIZ underway again and will be pleased to serve
w ,usujs any tAuT they may want in the Fur
uVu-s Las. loo-Iv) GLS0UMES, NANCE, & co.
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Mas GEKTRJDE ]. CARY;S BUARD-
ING AND Day SCHOOL

WILL resume its Sc ssiOn Monday Sept 10th. Cir
w cuars m y be obtained application at her resi-
delce, > W. cJrEer Pine and Fifteenth srses, Fhadei-
ph'a.
REFsaENcEs.-Rev Il. A. Boar3ran, u. D. Rev. wm.
Chester, d. d., Rev. Newton Brown D. D. Rev. Henry
ring Rev. q. Plat, Rev. J. Gordon Maxwell, Phia
de ph'a
Hon Vim I. Marcy, Secretary Of s ate, Judge 2. V.
Daniel Sucreue court, l.. - Washington CITY; Rev.
Thomas IL skinner, u. D.. Rev. joel Parker d. D.. New
York; Rev. George Woodbridge Z I. D4ae!, Jr. Esq,
Richmond Va.
Hon. Cave johnson President Bsnk Of Tennessee Nash
vle Tenn a. K Crzer Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn
sept25-6n.
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S0athern Forwarding House

W. z G0RDUN & co,
AgenLs IN n as hVille for
YOUNG, " YATT d CO, WYATT d CO,
Savannah, Ga, Charleston, South Carolina
FORWAPDIEG AGENTS s GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WE would respectfully announce to the Merchants Of
w Nashville aad vicinity, tat va have secuFpd the
services OF the well Suown house OF Messrs W H. COR
DON & co. who's" plea ure it will be present tor
wardng bills for collection at The counters Of patrons
IN Nashville. cur bills being made payable in Nash lille,
will eecsuay do away with all ths snDoysdce and ucnn
venence heretofore arsDg from having purchase drafts
make remittauces leave deposits, &c sc
Goods cunsig ed to care iHuaTiiJly forwarded
the same day Of arrival unless discharged from vessel s
ter the rail oad depot epseG for the night when this
occurs the goods IRE proof warehouses;
md corereg BIZ Ut addjt4Gs eOt t1oaS Dctr07s
We would again return grG eu thanks 70 MERCHANTS
generally Tennessee for the patronage berecurs 20 lib
eruv bestowed upon as and al the tuie respectfully
solicit their 5usine long they hnd II 10 their inter
est - IatrUnize houses.
YOUNG, WYATT CO,
Savannah, c..
WYATT & co,
msvld Charleston, &. G.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w ALL P AP e r

w IL ? a ? e e.
l., nj. GORBEY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WALL PAP ER AED PAPER HAEGIN G S
No. 26 COLLEGE STREET,
Next Door to Sewanee House, Nashville.
II EkPS constantly nand the latest and most fash
~ onable patterns for Parors, Halls, Dining Rooms
&C large assortment of cheap Ingazed Paper, Fire
Screens, Window Paper. TessteTs. &c.
- Paper Hanging done in the best manner
iunesO l.. Nj. GORBEY.
House z Furnishing Goods.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
pkASs BOUND BUCKETS-al szesj
Oak Buckets; Oak Wen Buckets;
Painted Toy Buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans;
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk Pggins;
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-al sizes
10 Keelers-Brs and Iron Bound
GO Churns-sll szesi
Palent Spring Clot' es Pins;
Market Baskets, with OF without covers
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons;
German Work Baskets
Deep Clothes Baskets, with Wood Bottoms
mayI2 SNOW. MACKENZIE L co.
SIX MINUTE FREEZEkS.
SNTE have just received additional supply of the Ice
w Cream Freezers, tor making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common Freezers and Tubs;
Ice Water Pitchers Ice Picks and Mallets:
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass;
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans
Fruit Cans of all sizes, for putting up fruits and
vegetables jlneS SNOW hACKENZIE& co.
PATENT SAD IRONS.
NNE OF the valuable of Inventions with which
~ the ironing for family be doue with five cents
worth Of charcoal.
Tajlors' and Box Irons
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces &c, &c;
Iron Spoons of all sizes.
jure3 SNOW, MACKENZIE h co.
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CO r. G.. SGgWEL, 90
"a DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, n
North oqu4e, three uUors est o.
Nashville Inn.
M HOLESA Lt.a aud Keall dealer in d ~, sedclnes
w Paints Oils varnishes, Window Glass Druggists
Glass Ware, Stone Ware PANT Scrub, BlBcking Floor,
Artists Marking DusiDg shaving JEWELS, Teeth Grain
ing Stencil and Hearth Brushes.
l'eriumery, Bears Oil. POmaje, Ok Marrow, Pocket
Hdkts- Extracts, Gavanic Curatives. &c. &c.
c0t CALLS Lirseed Oli, just received and selling at
OUO low cash prices by Il. G. SCOFEL.
Ensl CALLS Paint Oil. tested and found good, at only
,JOO onehalf the price of Linseed Oil Painters have
offer Of the only lot in the city think of the
omv in large job For sale by II. G. SCOVEL.
400 CALLS. Spts Turpentine, received ana selling at
HUI the lowest cash prices by H. g SCOVEL.
ZJU ' ~ he sCovEL.
rO DCZ Perry DAVIS Pain Her. just ane for
OU sale at the lowest prices Oy II. G. SCOVkL
IN REaMS Ssrd Paper, "A of which is considered the
Ii G. SGOVEL
9000 BAM5O and Arkansas Fishing Poles, Fishe-
ZUOO men eau pick for themselves, for sale by
c50 LBS. Potash jasa received Soap makers can be
HI jaIy8 3 '''P'''4 y H C, sCovEL
DATENT MEDlCIN ES.-A large aud very gene
raj assortment OF the most popular Patent Medicines,
of which compoundedin scientific manner and
membe OF the Medical Faculty, possessing much cura-
i've power aud eihaacous the eradication OF sease
as compound ordinarily prescribed In proof OF which
we cite toe astonishing and increasing demand, by all
classes ofthe people the rich sud the poor the high and
the low the o0nd and thee the learned and the unearn
ed for the justly celebrated and popular Family Medicines,
among winch
Doctor Jaynes Expec.oran for Coughs Colds and Con-
sumption. puu,s.-
Tonic Vermifuge and SanatiSe Pills.
Ayers Cherry PectOrsl for COUghs Colds, &C.
Williams Balsam " Id Cherry and Wood Nsptia-
Fever and Ague Pills.
WIN. Halls Balsam for the Lungs
Rogers LiverwOrt and Tar for Coughs, Colds Rnc
Bronchitis
DR.. Clarks Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar, for Cough,
Colds &c
Cowau's [ythonrjpc for diseases Of the Bladder Kid
news Stone in the Bladder Gravel, weakness OF the LOin
ProlApsus Uir &e. &c.
DIR Trasks Magnetic Ortmeut perhaps is unsurpassed
as an external application for wounds bruises rheu
ma ism bites ofUUsUnUus insects and replies, ucsrsc chrC
mic sore ewes Group sore throat lIcdoereaux neuralgia
piles inflammation Of The bowels and agus IN the breast
The nuusr us testimonials Of e curative powers OF this
cheap Medicine regard 40 being among the
first Medicines of the day.
MarshalP- Lniment is very cheap article and posses
ses rather extraordinary powers in the OF sweeney in
horses as well as 81 rains ami bruises, sc
uurleys De Sarsapara is attracting The attention Of
the people. 80
All the above mentioned popular Medicines together with
almost every orher on hand ana fvr sale by
july3 II. T.. SGG. Ell.
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TRON this date Mr.. JOiN W. WILSON has bec)ne
L interested in our business which Will be cOntnDed
under the firm and style ct -. ..-,.,-,,.-, -,
Nashville, Oct. ?, 'j5,
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OFFiCE CoNsuLIDATEy LoTraRIEs,J
BsLTISOEE, JULT let, 1875. !
AL ncKETs CRRTTFIcATEs FACKAeEs TIcxErs,
LsoT AvTHcRIzED STATE MAETLASD
LITHOGEAPEED sIGNATUEE r. Y. BRkNAN,
GEsEEAL ACESr TEz COSTEAcTOR, a
Owing 10 the numerous applications from all parts Of the
county the management viii give their sttebOn TO the
filling Of orders for iieets Cefticatss ia The Mar land
Lotteries.
Persops distance nay confidently rely upon having
their orders for ckes promptly aled and iae srcte
ddeHce observed.
Thess Lttsres drawn daily public in the City Of
Baltimore, under the supernteudsnee Il the state LOisy
Commissioner. Heavy Bonds given the State
uty for Tie payment o. all Prizes The prices Whole
Tickets from 81 $50. Half aud Clarier Tickets in
there are never less than 5000 Prizes in any Lottery
which Pzes vary in amount from 81 " SlGOOO0 according
price OF lickes. For iIsIanrs-
WEeBpice Of Tickets 81 the highest Przeis about S50u
10000
.. =. 20 0O0
- 40 40OD
- - - "a . :. 7UHs,
With numerous Prizes slO00O S. OOO S1GGO s5O 500,
&C.. &c. Persons remit any amount, r0m 81 up
wards thet they receipt Of which
purchaser or II designated then Lopery that
will drawn alter th buyer has got the u ket IN his
sion. Official Scheme of the Lottery will be with al
tick sts ordered, uy sealed ordinary envelope.
the day the LoIery il drawn the ofhcai Drawing Will
together with written Explanation OF the Tesa Of
the daily papers OF the City OF Baltimore, and Ia The Daily
National InleIligenceF, h. L.
Circular containing all he Schemes viii be sent 20
by addressing the Undersigned.
Address orders for Tickets to F. X Brennan,
uly24, ls55-Iy No. 4 Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md
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Il A G ).
6EER s,a rSa@ra-ss---~S

VALUABLE TRACT GF LAND FOR SALE
TErHE undersigned offers his valuable Farm, situated
Z Codte County, three miles from Pelham, and SIX
u les from >borO the road from Nashville Chat
auo0a and about three hundred yards from the Pleasant
ps Male and Female Institute, and contains about four
hundred a. twenty-five Said farm has been long
med Of the best in the county, and located
Ia heairhr section, entirely exempt rom the visitation OF
All rsgna diseases There about two hundred and
Jetv , cleared land, all unoer GOOD fence
aud u high Of cultivation There 30 two comfort
zal. dwelling hOGsas cOulUodiors r., stables, With
comfortable negro houses in short, 1t is well improved
SD arFn has fertile and productive SOIL aGnllra
biz .as-t 90 The cultivation OF grass clover aud small
-r aud be made OF ;he pest stock farms in
N. . pun-ss-e-Eav!ug SIifciency of water al every
ntr..- .a.lt.
t.s ,ss.4 laa De he'd any time Persons desirous
! # chasing. 1.e Respectfully invited to examine the
premises ard iylTn OF The subscriber the PARTICULARS as 10
! Inc ..rr. he t.t-wJfD p z. PAIGE.
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Proposals foT Chesnut OAK Bark.
VyTE wish 10 contract Or thousand cords Of Ches
w nut Oak Bark, delivered in Nashville, annually.
julyI7 J. LtYSOEN 4 60.
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EIYI,RY SIAI,LE

- THE Undersigned having isken the ~-F-lE 4
tsszEl Livery Stable ON Market Street tor tss=4L
Ne meIv Ccsupied 0y the Messrs. HsWneTs, secun,
d.or Lelow the Nashville Inn and Opyust the Gauso'
House respectfully announces that he vii keep huu'
good horses ara vehicles h be let tie hiring pV5de
resort able terms
lie IS prep.r,d to take care Of in the best mAnrer a!
hcrses lett with hm either as ardng horses 'rsveiers
His Stable is situated Convenient to business, and ho wi
keep but experienced ostlers and The Les. prove
der the market viii aGOrd Terms modsr ts
stD2f-drri wsv1f ". H. HOWELL.
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ADHiNI Is IRA TORS AOTiCE.
Ii those indebted tC the e,tfe o. am C. CsH=1, De
"a tssd. requested o. Make n 1rnsdiate pavsnt
rhee having claims against The cstss " u pfsssIt d an
justment within the ns escIi6e1 by law lry
wi. be forever barred. DANIEL ). DnNEIS5H
se1'R-9tw~ Adminsfr tor
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VALUABLE DIV ELLING FOR SALE.
w are Offering private sale valuable Resi-
w d-nce situated the ChHttan0Ogs RailTuad De-
pot The lot fronts les feet Church and
65 feet Geep The House is most coumO0us with eigh
rons beside kitchen store rooms servants Ioos stable
carriage house, &c.
It's The house now cccrpisd by Thompson Auderson
Eq and Is Of the best residences in the city viii be
cod on accommodating terms apply 10
LINDSLEY 4 CROCKETT
N CoiIsge street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LLOY Dig
Great Steamboat Work

k1tgAx
szss.szsszs
WILL BE READY On OR ABOUT
THE TwEHTY-FoUR oFOcToRER
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Corner of Cedar Street and the Square,

FENIiE cOpaTnerSlp heretofore existing under the ETU
solved by mutual consent JO &. BEOwN is acne author
lied u use tue name ef The frm in liquidation &c
JOSIAH g. BROWN,
Nashville, June 8, 1855. W. B. GRUBBS
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NTUW LANDING.-44J Olgs pFIns BAl;im9ie Cot
~ fe-;
100 d6gen assorted Pickles;
half pipes Pure 0!d Cograc Brandy.
septzS SEYMOUR FANIING 8 co.
JUHI RbCEGVED--6g bJis Crushed AID PsGr'd
- Sugar
~ hhds White Chrvstaize1 Sugar;
20 boxes double r.iHed Loaf -ug.r;
25 bbls Baltimore re,rad Sr-aF.
sep,2S SEYMOUR. FtNNIEG & co.
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10. q. BROWN.

E7ISHIEG TACELE.-A large stock seleced oy
Z OF the firm, consisting OF Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain ard Suods; also, Aberdeen,
eeE and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
Lines Cable Laid silk ind Sea Grass spun Plated
SIX; MlnnOw SeInes II by 4; Floats of every v-riety
Reels Jonted Rods, Clearing Rings Fly Hooks, SC &c
IL hcrt supply those VINO appreciate hne Tackle
with almost thing they may need tor the successful
prosecution Of his useful calling.
leg 10. q. BROWN, 43 College st.
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OAD AND SILVER bought and sold at best rates %
{ aull sJHN d. JAMES J. co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-17
Arrival of DR.. Kane and Party.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The steamer
Union, from Havre arrived to.day, hav-
ing been spoken this morning so miles
east of Sandy Hook. The steamer Is
under command of Lieut.. Hartstien who
reports having on board DR.. Kane and
party who are all well.
NEW York. Oct. 1.-THE propeller
Arctic and Barque Release of the expo
dition fitted out to search for commander
Kane of the missing Arctic Expedition,
returned this evening having commander
Kane and his party on board.
The propeller and barque made their
way north in Smiths Sound up to lati-
tude 10. 80. when they were stopped by
ice, working their way in shore, they
discovered an Indian village and learned
from the inhabitants that DIR. Kane n
his party had gone south. They then
returned 10 Discoe's Island where they
found DR.. Kane and The expedltionists-
DR.. Kane had pushed his vessel, the
Rescue. as far north as lat. 81, where
she was frozen in. He remained by her
all winter, sending 10 the Indian village
for provisions.
In the spring the party abandoned the
ship and male their way TO the South
ward in sledges u Upper Warick. from
whence they were conveyed in a Danish
vessel to TIE Island of Discoe and where
they were found by the searching expe-
dition.
Three of DR.. Kane's party have died,
viz Christian Alison, Carpenter Pierce
Schubert, Cook !; and Jefferson Baker,
seaman !; the remainded are more or less
frost bitten. The last winter was unu-
sually severe in the Arctic regions, and
many natives persisted from exposure
and starvation. No traces, whatever,
we're discovered Of Sir John Franklin or
crew.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-17
Practical Preaching.

A good story is told of n noted Meth
odist clergyman in Missouri, who dis
cards the idea of being smitton on both
cheeks. He is one Of the many worthy
ministers of hat sect who are ready to
brave danger rather than sacrifice a prin-
ciple. His strong anti slavery sermons
had aroused the Indignation of the row.
dies who delight 10 do the bidding OF
such men as Atchison and SlringfelIow,
and whom such men as Pierce and Shan
non delight TO serve Not many weeks
ago the minister had made an appoint
ment 10 preach at a certain meeting
house. and was notified that he had not
better fulfill his promise, as a coat of tar
and feathers would be his reward. He
was a most powerful man, and not at all
nervous in his temperament. The time
came, and he was true to his appoint
ment. He took for his text Render
unto God the things that are Gods and
INTO Caesar the things hat are Caesars"
He divided his subject. and dwelt with
great earneslness upon the attributes Of
Jehovah, the duties of man to the Cres-
tor and the great sinfulness of oppression;
and having exhausted the first division
of the text he remarked with a knit brow
and a clenched fist, my, brethren l
have learned that | have been threaten
ed with physical punishment, if l dared
to preach in this house to day. l am
now ready 10 render unto Caesar the
things that are Caesars, if any man
dares to moles, me-" Diminishing his
congregation with prayer, he walked
quietly from the pulpit, while the brag-
gadocios who had threatened him. shrank
away and hid themselves Cleveland
Lender.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-17
Platform of the Massachutts Republican
parfv

The following are the resolutions
adopted blythe Massachusetts Fusion Con
v%ention which met al Worcester on the
Goth inst and nominated julius Rock
well, of Pirisield, as candidate for Gov
ernor /:
ResoLUed-That the increase and ad
vanc" of Slavery the additions to the
number of Slave States, The successive
triumphs of avery in the political con
tests of the last half century, the control
of slavery over all departments of the
government, the experience of the last
few years in the Legislative, execute
and judicial departments, and more es-
p-ciaiiy the repeal of the Missouri ccm-
promise, have made Slavery in its nation
al relations and in its relations to the
free States, the paramount practical ques-
ton in the politics of the country.
ResolUed-That Slavery, as a Stale
institution, is not W thin u power or re-
sponsibility +; but slavery, in its relations
to the nation, is the concern of every man
in the nation (; in its relation 10 the free
States, Is the concern Of every man in the
free States.
RESOLVED -ThatM aSsachutts, the earliest
battle ground offreedom, gives her heart
and hand to Kansas, the latest battle
ground of freedom. .
Resoived--That the repeal of the Mis-
souri, COMPROMISE makes every inch of
the rational domain a battle-ground be-
tween Freedom and Slavery. 1t makes
the admission of every new State a con-
f1ict between Freedom and Slavery. The
issue thus forced upon US, we accept. 1t
shall be by no fault of if another
slave State is added to the Union. or any
of its territories lett open to The possibil-
ity of slavery.
ResoLUed-That we tender no geo.
graphical or sectional issue /; nor will we
be deferred from our duty by the fear of
one. The repeal of the Missouri Com
promise has erased the geographical line.
Our principles are national and general.
Our spirit is national and liberal. We
seek sympathy and cooperation from all
parts of the land /; We look for members
and candidates from South and North,
East and West. Our principles do not
justly lead to a sectional issue. II the
slave power raises one, the fault is theirs,
let the victory be ours.
ResOlOed-That werequire no conform
ity of opinion IN Other subjects of nation
al or State policy. No man surrender
ing or qualifying his opinion on those
subjects, we all recognize the duty of
making the question of Freedom para
mount. To secure union Of action here,
we attempt no unity of opinion elsewhere.
ResolUed-That we accept the name of
the REPUBLICAN PARTY, which has
been adopted BY our friends and fellow
labOrers in another State. We unite in
that party to assert the great principles
for which we content, and to carry them
TO a triumphant issue.