The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-15
NO. Al

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with open Constitution
Of the under the Totally ASSOCIATION Of the A.
mecan Party"he very principle upon being
anti American throug ghou,?
True have learned like Christianity
disciples neher confined naton ctme soil what
oeve not the product OF The so springs not
from the land the ground Of The earth, earthly
from The head and the har looks upward and onward
o outward It's " and soul arc those grand IDEAS OF government
which characterize institutions and distinguish from all other
peoples and there features which gnaly
Us nom a" oner naons' as Eee toeerGt0n
ond The doctrine epotiaonhe right of 70 throw of his
and by naturalization be incorporated citizens into
nd iS @T h sss sn EsR are specially pee provided s
IDEAS which proclaimed in 1880 by by
their sons al This day derded and scoed at We told
'humbug'' and that 'mpossib.
ty' So did fathers think This 'humbug" and imPoss
bly they planted Constitution, vndication of
principle of the second OF ndcpcnd
England old that naturalization impossible thing.
Sh~ claimed the aegnco of subjects born within her ream
wnhSandg hey had become citizens of this republic by
stmcn laws only claimed allegiance, but she
claimed The right " sec ships the high seas and take
from Them all such who might be found hem twas pursuit Of
this doctrine OF heof right search for natunalsed
clzenshat The Chesapeake fired no which the mme
date of the OF 1912.
Let man them barely because
to be mbued with rat and true who either ignores
the direct and osgaon of the CONSTITUTIONS this
of striking charncescs. As well might unbele.
wing claim o'be In" faithful Of the elect
barely because he born somewhere within the limits OF Chren'
DOM And just might the obns who "decreed God
his Universe" Chrsian Association"
because they born Christian soil The genuine disciples Of
Amranism like the genuine followers OF tho Gross,
those whose hearts warmed and fired elevated and ennobed
by those principles doctrines ana peceP which characterize their
IL
bon aJew or tndoo can be as good Christian as any one
born "Cavarys BROW where the Srmon the Mount
preached! And for the an lrsman Frer chman
Russian thoroughly he had
been born within the walls of old Independence Hall itself Which
the American" Arnold Hamilton? The
The other adprd Bur What do
Georgia friends intend do? Is thai they had shown
their hand Do they intend abandon the Georgia Platform and
go horse and Dragons" into political alliance with
Tumbu, Dukee, Wilson Coz Is this the marked
for themselves by the gallant cid Wings of the 7 and 9Th
Congressional Dictsl trust nope But il they do
not .te1d thus to commit themselves is not not time and
drifting! When te blind lead The blind where the hope Of saey!
have been cited to the resolution which, ii sad the Know
Nothing Convention passed Macon This, the only
thing that the hundred Delegates could bring forth after two
tl"he mountains have labor and
ridiculous BORN II simply airms meekIy and sub
what no man south of Mason and Dxons line for the last
thirty five years would have venured deny without justly suec
ted himself TO the charge o anuiat that "Congress has
power by excluding apply
ing Union upon ground the
such State recognizes slavery This is the whole life and
soul of it, unless except the dde Of Jolb which bears
wards Kansas and Nebraska concealed under garb. we'll
known all who informed that the organic law Of these
ri the right OF voting while they remain territories given
had filed OF become citizens.
This compliance usual Practice of the Govern
ment orgnzng eores and under this provision That class OF
persons entitled Kansas in two ELECTIONS under
this law, shown that overwhelming majority Of her people
favor slavery notwithstanding all the Executive influence OF tho
Free 6o Governor srede whom Mr. Pierce sent out there TO
IT. but whom the people have lately driven ms they oughto
have done from The country No" them when Kansas apples Tor
admission slave Sae she doubtless will Southern know
Nothing under this resolution, unite with his wohy bre'hrcn
at the North IN voting against IT, upon the srouno mat SONG
waited Tor Constitution Slavery who had not oecn
uon and declares that The right TO establish
Slave constitutions the orpon1ion Of State Governmens be-
longs the and citizens, excluding those
who have only declared their Intention more indous attack
made upon the principles the Kansas and Nebaka
Bill And this be the plank which Northern and South
Know Nohngs" stand in the rejection OF Kansasi
But The other and obj the resolutions why did stop
with simple denial OF The Congress reject State
Of savey Particularly when had opened the door Tor
the rejection OF Kansas other grounds by way OF Pe1 why
;. u -
1885, say ought the o.
State Congress becausd Svery1 SO far from this does not
affirm that such rejection by their "worhy brethren OF the
North would be sufficient everpg their party utilization
with them for M Again would say, only the old Wings Of
the 7h and Sh Congressional Districts but 10 all true Geogans
whether Whigs Democrats Union Eaters whittier
drifting! VIII and refeci Are We aoout
This foreigners and Catholics tut.
fmen Of the Latan proveb eus Del UaH pcye ri'
denPNqt"Whom the Gods intend destroy they fnnake
mad The times indeed poenous Of eVc. The political ho
rizon is shrnudd darkness No knows whom he meets.
whether he be those who have the dim glare OF
The covered light which their mpar And how long
this will be protection them by'no certain They
have already made truth eraciy almost by word and
posch When truth loses with peopehi logger
considered virtue and daily and hourly violations looked
upon se Iaugh rcqnires but LITTLE
what will be The character OF that peope
Bu what shall that which sense
duty demands OF While hope Tor the BEST shall pc
pared for the worst; and the to the wors as
may SHALL in with lowcizeHs, bear with patience
my part Of The Ills. They will affect quite ite
other cizen for have but little stake; and so far ss my
public concerned shall that
ISOLATION whchjs derived from pecep taught early life and
which shall cherish and whatever oune beds me