The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

4. The sucnr...an, ~ I,
divIsion. foprdsa =. ~ .su1enciss 20 poIncsl
tiona =, ~ 49, on ,eeoRfapnicai discrfmina-
encs J, ~ oa tne oe'ief thas there IL real differs
49, ln,sresss ana yiews" between the various
TN m q tne unior.
ststes. - expressed and reserved IN ,hs cousi n
ton and careful avoidance. hv The Genersi S,cs.
eminent Of ali inserterence with their r,sh,s i,
IV-f)bedfanaa - - Ss.,.
d states ss,s 20 .ne constitution OF these UnL
IL obl,storv me- ne lazy OF the lana sacred
resistanca to the sprit Of iunovatiou upon
A.npp, c,p'es' however specious the psetexss. -
Avowins that In all doubtful or DISPUTED noin,. 4,
msy only be legally ascertained and sxnnnSas
the Judicial power If the fn;..s So APoa"eeo W
Add, a. coroiI. - :, s ~ ~ unneo states.
l. A habtt of yav...s.ss
whether Ns,inn., 's S ooedience to the laws
ara ei,her ranss,a. Stae, or municipal, until they
psoper au.nority
:. a teoder ana sacred regard for those acts of
tatesmanship which are to be usbed
from acts OF Ordinary leptslasion he A.. ~. sa
their being OF the nature of comnsc,s I'D isct Oh
msn,a; and 30 to be Considered : saa .na agree.
oa,iona nj nolicv u~eo aud settled
~ rppdia.fy
rssn,tins i'm msrs,,nn S soanss..on OF tn laws
srsots o.rins shs hons. ne Of mmi
fn.s ~ IN s,,. - 49, ~ nm. stant who. from
Inn, in ~. Hn;,aS S.t oppission, seeee an ssy
,n, :. ~, .enaly reception and
m, VS. 10 our shores OF tsion, and paupers
vine essential modihoation OF the natural z:
me IePenni oy tne Leeniatures OF the respective
| s, o. al sIate-s"s Allowing foreigners not ma.
tn1snzed. 70 vote. =,
Inc ispsai, "itnouI retro.acuse operation, OF all
acts OF Congress matios grants OF land to unnatural
1sa foreigners ana allowing them to vote In the ter
ritnIies -r.
| 'u-hosiility to the corrupt means BY which the
leaders OF party have hitherto forced upon us our
| rulers and our political creeds
implaeaoie enmity against The prevalent democrat.
fzins system OF rewards for political subscribe ncy
and OF tun'shn snts for political Jude pendsnce
Disgust Tor the wild hunt after office, which cha.
| rse;eIiz.sthe age.
These on the oae hand. 90 the otLe-:
Imitation Of the practice Of the pursr days of the
Republic, and admiration of tbs maxim that ..ofce
should ssek the man. and nat man the and OF
the rule that the just mode of sscening fitness for
oiice, 10 the chpabilty the faithfulness and the
/ honesty of tie incumb :nt or candidate.
VII-RssisEsncs to the aggressive policy and cor.
| fupt tendencies of the Roman Catholic Church in
our country by the to all political sta.
tiops-sxecLtya, legislative judicial or diplomatia
OF these only Who do not hold civil allssiance III.
civil or eecles; astical ana who ara Amerlcans Nv
| birth. edloation and trainng-thus fultilljps TIL
maxim. Americans only shall govern AmersaD
The Protection of all ctiz sps In ths sEa and pro.
Per exercise ct cir civil and r li,ious and mi
viiegss The maintenance of the tight al every man
to the fall UT restrsinej and psaaefu eniovmsnt NJ
his own relieious oupions and wor,bin. sna issi
resistance CT all attempts Ly sny saat dsnonina
| ton or church 10 obtain an ssssnsancv ovsr .n,
9th In ths STATE by 10 cans of an spees
or exemption. by any political combinatfon of tts
members or BY division Of thair civil alIaeiapea
/ ~ a. n lcIak
lX.-Ihs refc. nation Of the chsraetsr Of our "a
tions lie siature by ssystips to tLat di snGsd ana
resrolsitls pos.lioa men of Licuer nus1fcatians
puFsr naGra.s aai more upsslGsh patriotigm.
X-Ths relt!ietiou OF exseutiye naEr,. ss--aan..
ciay In tLe matter of sppoiatments to ofee-sc fsr
as it may be ps1 Ioitts Lv the aopatituIion and COZ
sst emit with this publ. e ad
XII Tho e3uc.tiou Of the youth of ,ur counirv
In schools provided Ly the State wh.ch sahoois
shall BIO comma to all without d,snclion cf cresd
or party aud &c fror. any ueEce of dennmins
tional or partisan character
And, inasIlusL Christianity by tbs ca,stitutop,
of nearly all the States by the decisiopa of ths
most eminent judicial RutboIties and bv tba ron.
sent of the people of America il considered an ee
msnt of our political syetep aud as the HoIv Ribls
is oncethe source of Cbtistianitv and the demo
STORY and fountain of all civil and reciops frsssnm
schools thus established in the States
XlI.-The American party having arisen upon the
ruins, and in spite of the opposition of the e and
dams cratic parties cannot be held in any manner
responsible for the acts or violated ple6
of either. And the systemstic agitation OF the
slavery question by those parties HAVING elevated
sectional hostility into positive element of politi
cal power and brought our institutions into peril it
has herefsrs become the imperative duty Of the
American party interfere for the purpose Of eivina
peace to the country and perpstuity to ths IJnion
And as experience has shown it i'm possible to recon-
cile opinions so ex.rems az those which sepaIsce
the dsputau.s, and as there can be no dshonor in
| submitting to the laws. the National Council has
semsd it the best guarantee of common iustice
cAsuns laws upon tne u'Jeet OF slavery. as hna
and in snhstsncs ~ '7e'' al sPAii'