Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

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administrative, Could there sachsbe-
iing the diysfse positions y, these candi-
dates. b, az ens moment y reasonable
doubt. which dss,rysd opr support'
i 4, C:aa Any true demoerat doubt a to
what /, A. NAY u II ths premises lfhe
4 4 I democrat having f,ish MI ripaiels
stin3the National DenocEac ~ III tths a.
ministration Of Franklin PIERCE AZ an,
consistent with sreason and 90 eancS,
do no otherwise than gise IN Minus
support 10 David OImsted.
THE TRUE pEMocRATIc PLATFORM.
\ Resolped, That il is, the duty iof the
Democracy Of this Territory to unite ia
u fixed determination to maintain the
cardinal doctrines Of the party ia their
purity, and to repudiate ali ths new fan
gled isnls Of the day, which confict Or
are at variance with those doctrines.
Resolped, That we regard the doc
trine Of popular sovereignty in tho Ter
ritories, as founded on right and justice
and az ingconsonance3 with the teachings
of the fathers Of the democratic faith, as
well IS with the genius Of our inssitu-
tons.
ResoIped. That il Is the duty 81 the
democracy to sustain the present demo
cratic administration of the Geaeral
Governmental all its branches, ard to
defend and uphold the principles set
forth in the inaugural Of President
Pierce. saf
ResolUsd, That we regard with abb
horrence all movements Of the political
parties called Know Nothings, and their
affiliated sects, as directly calculated to
produce alienation Of feeling, between
the native and adopted citizen;
as conflicting with the spirit Of the Con
stitution, and tending to the formation
Of sectional political associations;sk IS
incumbent upon the democracy to rSsist
and ovefturn all such pernicioIs doc
trines. sg 8
Resolued, That in the selection ~
candidate to be, supported BY the dfhoc-
racy at the next election for delsa IN 10
Congress, choice should be a Of
q man Of pure and unexc6 %
character, both moral and political siin
whose integrity as man and u demo
crat the people can place undoubted
confidence.
Rssolred, That the conventions from
which we have withdrawn IS not all d
semblage Of democrats, inasmuch xsi
they have refused to adopt or endorse
the doctrine Of the national democracy:
and it is therefore not obligatory On Any.
true party man to support the nonina-
ton made, or in any wise to recognize
the proceedings Of such convention asi
valid or as democratic in principle. VI rs
Resolved, That the action Of the con-
vention from which we have withdrawn
was characterized by gross outrages
upon the rights of democratic constitu.
encies by the exclusion of regularly ail-i
thorized delegates from some counties,
and the admission Of others to represent
constituencies unknown to them, 1and Id
violation ofall party usages.
Resolved, That we will stand III The
nominee Of this convention, andskive;
him our cordial support; and that WEI
win be unyielding ia opposition TO our
ancient enemies-the Wing part nm
der what name Or appelation whatever.
RAIsING. The people Of Sank Rap
ids and vicinity, On both sides Of the
River, are respectfully invited 9 assist
il raising the Mill frames Il Sank
Rapids. % Saturday next, st one . cleck
n, NJ. The frames are large, and W.
trust our friends will Be present il good
numbers.
~ Malcom Clark Esq !. IA e1er
among the Blackfset Indians ~ {!le H..
per Missouri river. left this place 81 lsw
days since with train Of carts loaded
with merchandise. bound for hisa trading
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