Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-08-27

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is is A FACT, That he no where
approved the Kansas act, and that he
is nowhere pledged against it repeal.
IT Is A FACT, That he declared
himself in favor OF abolishing slave
Try in the District Of Columbia and in
the Territories. 35 +. H.
1T IS A FACT, That while a
member Of Congress he voted with
the abolitionists, against the Ather-
ton resolutions, which declared s.'That
Congress has no right to do that in
directly which it cannot do directly;
and that the agitation of slavery in
the District of Columbia, or the Ter
ritories, as means, and with the
view Of disturbing or oyerthrowing
that institution in the several States,
is against the true spirit and meaning
of the Constitution, and infringement
Of the rights Of the States affected,
and breach of the public faith upon
which they entered into the Conted-
eracy. nh e :.@ ~. = I:
IT is A FACT, That he voted with
John @. Adams, in all his efforts to
abolish the 21st rule which forbid the
reference of abolition petitions.
TITS A FACT, That she voted in
favor of proposition of John @.
Adams. to establish diplomatic rela-
lions with the negro government OF
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1T is A. FACT, That he voted
against a proposition to forbid the
enlisting of negroes in the Navy, and
prohibiting them. from giving testi-
mony upon court-martials against
white men,
IT is A FACT, That yheh Presi-
dent he selected the Subordinate Off
GERS of the government, principally
from The Freesoil ranks. ! +
II is A.FAcr, That he would never
have signed the Fugitive Slave Law,
had not Henry Clay, Daniel Webster,
and other great conservative leaders
of his party forced >him to do it BY
their urgent opportunities. E...:
II Is 4 FACT, That while President
of the United States, he signed the
Washington Territorial Bill, one
clause of which allows foreigners to
vote in that Territory, after an actual
residence Of two years with. certain
other limitations and restrictions,
and in opposition to which Willard
Fillmore was nominated and is now
running the Presidential race.
IT IS a FACT, That Willard Fillmore
has been travelling in Europe for the
last eighteen months during all Of
which time. he has been the Toasted
and toasted guest of a people, who if
they were to seek his country as a
home, would have their liberties I'M
der the disabilities of the law, dis
grace and odium OF political Unequal
ity which he seeks TO establish in our
fundamental organization.
In Is ALSO a FACT, That we have
the pleasure of presenting another
and better, and sounder and safer re-
cord to the Southernemind.
IT IS i FACT, That JAMES BU-
.CHANAN did not endorse the Mis-
souri, restriction as one of a Commit
tee at public meeting in Lancaster,
and that he never saw said resolu-
lions until they were in print.
II is A FACT, That he voted for MIR.
Calhoun's resolutions declaring that
any intermeddling with the domestic
institutions, OF the States, under any
pretext whatever, moral, or political
or religions. was subversive Of the
principles of the Constitution and
tended to destroy the Uuion.
IT is 4 FACT, That he believed the
powers delegated to Congress should
be exercised not only not to destroy
and weaken the domestic institutions
of the States, but it was duty SO to
use the powers as to- strengthen and
uphold those domestic institutions.
IT IS 4 FACT, That he believed me-
gro slavery is recognized in the Con-
stitution, and that all attacks upon it
are manifest violations of the consti-
tutional compact, and, also violative
of the most solemn obligation, moral
and religious.
IT is 4 FACT, That he believed the
abolition of slavery in the District OF
Columbia would be violation Of the
faith implied in the cession of Mary
land and Virginia, give just cause of
alarm to the siayeholdingS States, and
tend to endanger the Union.
IT Is A FACT, That he was in favor
Of the fugitive slave law.
II IsA FACT. That he approved OF
the passage Of the Kansas-M ebraska
bill and the repeal Of the Missouri
restriction, and Eonld maintain them
against any storm which might be
raised TO subvert them.
IrIslA FACT, That he recognized
no higher law than the Constitution
Of the United State, and believed in
the equality Of States.