Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

,"ese Nv eo''pe."s p,o!osi'io'' ~ a.
| iong' angry ana III The h,ahest at4tee III
suiting 10 the oou'n. ne so'e was mar
~ taken, and the following was the fese'
the vote pFihg computed by o'a:es' ahe
the majority o, oe'eg"'eS GoEh each o'a''
casirg us whote vo'e
he laJora! Repo't Oh 'he slavery
question was adoP'su oy Tue ioAo"ihe
vote
A1Es-iI'
| New York. 5. Carolina, Arkansas.
| Delaware, Florida, Tennessee,
| d. Columbia, Louisiana, Kentucky,
Virginia, Texas. California,
y. Carolina, Alabama, Mary lard
Georgia. mississippi,
NOES g.
New Jersey, Connecticut, Penn'via,
n. Hampshire Michigan, Mass.
Maine. Illinois. Wisconsin,
Vermont, Ohio, Minnesota
Rhode Leland, Iowa, Missouri.
~ .,..a,, c,,.,. It'll -,
:, ~ - - 80 " ~" WV
, Iae o. si avn hn .ta ~" NJ w ~
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l:,, 49, ~, ~Slooo'
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us - - ~ - ~ : + =
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80 = '1""' ""u nv c ~
400 -. ~, Nv, " a 'p u, gu "a W
49, e@s'a - 'u'' 70
n '"'a'I hon Ds -" corrsc, " -" p'''5 u
G. !, COS ard ,h,s :, ,,..o ,h,,a
ior;t, oe msmbersbins Of ,ba o,dar ,srra-
',1n,..6 !, III. N.,,anal rorn..,I ,,a,,a r.,
anJ carr,ed III. ,oIIn.,inr ~
nv" Noi"'N' la , Nna, AM f"'N''fAhs
10" i0oo'
II ne acAho "'en semeht OF mat Al
mighty be'ng VINO rules over the universe
-who pfesides over the councils oil ma
ana "ho' III every Si'P ny "h'ea we
nave su'a"'eu 10 me chaiae'er OF an III,
atpeh ue"' ha'ion mas distinguished Us oy
| some 'oheh Vi p'os iue"''"' agency
L. he ea'''Na''oh ana development
o. sentiment o' Pioio"no's intense AMER
'ea" 'ee'''s' Oh P"ss'o"'Se attachment TO
oai eoehV Hs his''is anu us ih>li'alfohs'
oi aeih'faHeh 10Y we p"'e' oaS VI our ma
uo"ai e4'siehc'' ~ 'e.ei''9" 'oi me ne.
fo''m 'a't ffeeip''a'ea oui 'e'o'u''oi'' ana
oi eh'"'"''ou % ,'e ',''ue' M'soom ana
pa.,lousm 'ha i'ame" our constitution,
- ne niei"'"'"a,'e u tue onloh Oh
.h.Se oh''eo '''a'es a. ms paramount Po-
aHca' sooa' o. 10 USE me language o.
as"'as,oh, Tue primary oole's Oh pat
I'oIie aesife. Anu henee-
/ opposiiioh 10 ali aHemPss 10 weaken
VI s'uT
r. CHcomP'om's.ng an'asohism 10 tv
cry P.nhe'p'e u Poi'cs 'na' ehuahgefs H.
o. me advocacy ., an equi''o'e adl usl
mehl OF AL Poiiilcai differences which
threaten ,, rs integrity OF petpetu,'y.
Inc supp ess'o" o' al tendencies 10
poii'icai aiVls'oa' iouhaea Oh geographical
oisctlmihauohs' OF on !he oeliel thaf there
Is rear dihetehfe oi interests and views
between the various sections OF the Union.
D. Inc iuil recognition OF the rights Of
the seVeIai ota'es' as expressed aud reser-
yea III 'he CONSTITUTION ana careful
aVoidahce' ny tue general government oil
al interference WIN their nights by lsg!s-
la'ive or esecuh'e ae'ioh.
N'-ooedteeee 10 the Constitution OF
'nese oh''eo STATES As ,ne suTIeme law
OF Tue iand, sacseuiy oohgatoty upon all
us parts and members; ana s'eadfast re-
s's'ahee 10 the spun OF innovation, VI ON
"s t'''"e.P'es' however speeioas me pre-
'eAS. a'o"Ins mat IN all doubtful or
a'sPu'eu points II ma! cniv De legally as"
'e''"'heu a"u expouncth y NE judicial
Po".' = - Wv .' G",'ea ',a'es'
nh.' a a' so'o.'afy 10 'he aooEe