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me young men o. inc City OF New orieis II otsihs
themselves into cub Of tIlAilMohh hANeiHse' aeei II
proper pu9iels 10 proclaim thef ptlhelpes anu nei 9
Ihereisa crisis in national affairs The existence OIL e oho
is Involved in It.
Party perhaps, niree repholicsas neeh
inamed until it has become dangerous to inc s'aoy OF me
Government 1t is characterized by seosapheai
nationt assumes sectional md appeals 70 local pre-
judices5iS3 ss& VA .t5s$s5as&l.A VIZ
The whole land is torn with dsention and dcord Kansas
If not theater of civil sad and revolving spec
acle 10 patriot and friend of American constitutional
liberty The Institutions Of the South impregnabe under the
guarantees OF the Gohstuton the wise
forehers and the patriotic action of the of the
two great parties OIL the country IN 1857 are no" hecey US
sailed tsa stgg5
on the one manu. the AoolohSls grown mo eohsaerao'e
taccn by the repeal OF me missouri ana become
formidable by Their UNION Win me under sectional
leaders, regardless OF the consultation OF our common country
and protesting TO follow preeep OF hshef openly aavo
cate an administration LOT e sof US as,'s' me 9o' oh
the other hand iisSnued ana atc aeaiois endeaVofhg 10
kinde sectional amnesty ana 10 somen eous'es anu hea
burnnss between me dherei1 paris OF me country seek 10
create sou'nerh party US oppose' " 4sotte. parry, anu
desire M aainsFa'io tef ING ooA, rs a'e WORM
IN TINS aafinlhs co'loh u puous 'is' ~ reoonie .ne
d0s o. every sooo in"li " i"'s " @ 'i "a Wv o
ana me Consttatoh, me oine aea's al eo anu eh
hsh.eheu pa'lto' e ~ ~" .' =" - .I - -
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tee done every pofton Oh me Union, le vi We
country must % deVeioped, ah no oppose W 'e
VIII OF inc haton III us cohs'u'ona ssts't iie
honor must DC preserved uhsu'eu Tue ohoh
and the principles Of our made kno@and appfe
c'a.eu ny inc opetesiohs " e,eii 9us.ee su . ~
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ti ya,, a,d yorIoyrn. sansos, and Nav Orleuns all
blon ,1; n Que country And Hancock Adams Jefferson
vashinoton Law and Marshall CIay and Webser-stei n
DIVING ustre on the American name We have indeed one
INV one forstuton one desiny And we firmly believe that
there are in e North as in the South men Of American national
character who true to themselves aud 10 their noble ances
tors will transmit unmpaed to postery heritage they
have received. Ng N.ei
There three Candidates for the Presidency of the United
States before the people, 'T@
l. John c. Fremont of California, presented by the Adolf
onists Freeoers Republicans tue Candidate of
the North in hostility to the South .i
james Buchanan, OF pennsylvania me candidate OF the
Cincinnati Democratic VINO approved the pocs Oh
Mr. Pierce in the conduct OF the Government but rejected nm
as candidate Mr. buchanan IN assuming his position before
the people, ehuorseo seiefaay ''e pthces u "' Nohei
tion lie stands opposed 10 me Internal Improvement Oh uie
country by the National Government ne hoias outo nope Of
relel from the present i''iaoeu eohui VI ie o"'is
Under the Ostend flag procainls usual false pre-
text Of necessity the robher doctrine OF land puner and spo
anon aVo"ing himself 10 DC ahaaVocate Oh STATE rights anu
supporter OF the Constitution OF the United States ne yet de-
cures 'a' te lnnao' u isiio's se 1,e n1 ~,
right Oh sell governments doctrine oenouhcea oy M oa
houn as utterly unfounded and
the entire South as Suater Sovereignty-a doctrine
would recognize the right Of aliens nos nalized to vote
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WHIT; fla Union and SUMMARIZED Nv Demo