The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

6-Because 1t makes religion test OF qualification for
gende,pg Of il-wil and strife among religious sscts
the disgrace Of religion, and to the disturbance of the
T. Because 1T excludes all persons Of foreign BIRTH Of
every grace and character from all political rgh ami
p7efermen repnaiatng the policy Of the founders Of
longer be tie asylum for the oppi esssd Of all nations
| s. Because 1t un,tes Southern men in 6ial party
Of Northern spaticism, and forcesthem to ysld
nance to tho dangerous des Tuctive, and disgracefM
o. Because II prohibits in spirit IL not in terms, any
resistance by toe Southern States to Northern sggres
zion or stitut'opal oppression.
10 Because its organization and mode OF proceeding,
its aims and Objects its form and spirit, subvsrsive
Of those great pr ncipes of civil and religious ,srty
which have besn, and trust will continue
to be- the pride and beast Of the American people.
O. Resolved Tat consider 1t the duty every pat
riot who loves the constitution ADD the Chis1o every
citizen who rgart the peace good order and dignity
Of society," every Christian who advocates the liberty
OF conscience and Of religious worship-of every true
southern man who i determined maintain to the last
extremity the equal rights Of the South I'm Ter the
stutoDt to unite In the overthrow Of THU isceyous
!. Resolved, That We respectfully, bat earnestly,
urge brotl democrats who havs joined secret
association which contains the elements Of so mucu
mischief and danger, and which, IL IL trumphs At all
must triumph Over ,na tine n9sorsa parry VITA With
then old reIde with who they have stood shooi
Ger 10 shoulder in 30 many hard fields Of pslti
g. Resolved That We have re .sived wih pride and sat
ifscon tho tdngs Of the glorious victory achieved by
tic democracy of toe Old Dominion th their last
/ and wcrst ontmy, and that eaoer to oar gai,aot
brethren aud their ipdomitabe leader hearty thanks
Tor the noble and tucceAsfu effort which has rolled
from the South the Grce tide o. tsnscsr that totea.
| eusd TO overwhelm Us
g. Resolved That stringent laws for the cxcussn os
foreign psupers and eorvicts, 81 st~ct stoo
Of the naturalization laws aod ne 10 true spirit
will in opinion be sufficient suppress coy frauds
the elective franchise, szp Sosod evils rssalt
ing from rapid increase OF foreign born yoterc bat II
,baee sbsE not be found adequate, tsve abdins
Ia The wisdom and integrity OF the dcmocrs tic
party 20 provide, from time to time, suitable aosnd.
mtns OF the system to adapt 1. to the wants and inter
| esis OF our coDnTy.
T. Retoiyed that cordially approve the principles
policy Of the aeminstrston OF President Perc aud
have the fullest confidence In its faithful mauagem
Of cur domestic intsrests and in Ito firm maintenance
| OF the rights and horror Of the country abrtac.
8 Resolved, That the interests aud safety OF the
CDed States denand that should possess thu sani
of Cuba and pledge hearty aid 10 the adm nts
Iatiop In efforts for the accomplishment Of that ob
jet ut the earliest period.
o Resolved, That we extend most cordial symps-
thy and regard 10 troe and gallant northern MN
xLo have aided ne light the battles Of tina So It'll
on the Nehrsaka Kapsns bill aud otser neasures In.
vovipg the question Of slavery and the constatona
rs hts the ssvc States and glad 30 act in party
ASSOCIATION with them but We capnot affiliate with any