Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

ton lave that ;f any abuses have |
grown nm under those laws. thcv have |
snr,,ra f., tha;r ;,n,erfsct exscnt;o,
alone and not from inherent defects
in the laws themselves and that We
are n f.vor of thst ,ol;,v which viii
soonest ass;rs;,s,e nsfnrai;zed citizens
with The mace ~ onr ,,eonle and on.
nosed - thst .,,; ner;can and lib.
er,,l nol;cv which nroscr;bes the for
e;gn horn c;r;zsn for ,be accident OF
birth and dr;ses him n self defence
20 antagon;sn, w,,h o,,, native born
citizens II fsel;,c nol;t;cal oni MONS.
and condn.t
Resolved That the Gallant hard Of
Democrats / co,orss1e Who ,brougb.
ont 'shs n-a - "a ga -, na,d;no
contest for the ofganization Of the
House. .; pocresenss,;,es have 81
noblv ;llns,rsted he Ns.;on., cha,.c.
tor - ,he narsa.~a,;. n"stv e. sbe;,
49, is~~-.1s 20 80
na;nta;n;ro sinns 80, sr r ~ No rent
wh;le fhs 5srt;ors 81 he onnos;tion
dss,;,,.a 81 .s $1,000, r;nrc;ris -
bind tbs,, tore,,,cr sre a;Fnnitr5 and
J:a Inv 'len 'OSo'As'' a'e U.s. IN -
49, @l.-''".e ess 5, ~ -,
sneas country; anu 'sno ', .n ',, lnoss
pAs''o ,s ..a', - .,'e e1s 10y.
Ua, ,se po'' 'r;,s ',eo, al III ~,
~"h :, ~as s ,;,h 1o,d o ~rS -
'oos " 'ho"i Wy" P'e"s eo"Ne'',s ~
country. and 70 surrender nothing for
coaliation with factions opposed 70
civil and religious liberty. and to The
constitution Q. 'neir country
rs nesOlseu. insn s mr., DS'nve ..: -
II he Hon Jssse n n Brigbt. our Sen.
ntor IN Congress and While We are
ready cheerfuIly and enthusiastically
N smnnort for the Presidency IN the
anrrdach;nc election whoever may be
seIected as Pie candidate for that Office
bv the Democ,atic National Co ven.
ton from whatever Quarter Of the
Union he NAV come-if the north
west is honored with lhat distinction.
we present the name CT the Hon. Jesse
~, ~ plagns 20 sns an oo lT"; anu -
able candidate. and one whom the De.
mocracy OF Indiana delight to homer
Resolved, That we approve OF The
aomin's'ra no: Of 'ne o1e's govern
WRIGHT and nd that his integritv. ability
and executive talents have fully me
the. expectations Of the democratic
party OF Indiana, and won Ter him ~
creased =, q. So1nosn'e anu ge'''"oe IRON
-, Yr r, =, - !.
Indiana assert a as 4 pr principle n wb;el
the rights>and interests OF the United
States are involved, that the Amer
can Sonunen. oy ene Ires .. = niue !:
-, - ~ sans;dor.d s,,h;se,s sf fos rolo,
ization by any European Powers an,
that they cordially endorse the posi-
Iion taken by President t, Pierce N ~ y
ia's message 70 congress on ''s' 'u'
's Resolvsd That The entire vo,e !
the delegates from this State, be en-:
as an unit in the National ConventIo
and that majority Of the de'egeno
snail control the entife so'e OF I'd
State.
By way OF contrast we quote ID
following from the platform Of Jun
,eAo II Tho constitution ha. ,
-, -. =. al,
s"anseu :" Sow" ,ea''' """' VIZ
DC seven years nsnce
Resolved, That the institution
. Slavery ought not to be introduced II
J to any Territory'where It does not no
exist.
"Resolved. That inasmuch a Ne
! Mexico and California are IN TACT an
IN law iree ieIIl1ories' y y INC uu'
5 lion If slavery within their limits"
TIT. wss .,.,l;no ,n.dn,,era .
: -, .,-ls.. 81 -.
oeinocracy' throughout 'no ''"P~'b
: of 184o. Their candidates were non