Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-26

We solicit your attention to the call which
La> preceded this paper, 1t is not only to re-
Commend to the people the immediate selection
delegates from the several States, equal in
,llber to three times the representation in
.ongresS to which each State is entitled, to
met On the 18th June, at Philadelphia, to pre-
vi. such individuals as they may think best
Y qtrd to uphold the cause to which they are
8 -Toted as candidates for the Presidency and
'ce Presidency but also to invite the men,
rs of all parties who feel it to be the domi-
ant issue which should control the election, to
-at at the same time and place, to confer with
@ Convention as to the best course to crown
1.r common wishes with success. One of the
ii ares which will be represented at PhiladeI-
-a has taken the name of Republican, be-
al,e it was given to that founded by Mr.. JEFF
-no0, to embrace all who love the Republic.
.rre is no Democrat who does not love the
III Republic. There is no Whig who does not
15e tie Republic There is no American who
a2 not love the Republic, And we foadly
.. oye the Republic.
But 1t Is not so important that the great
SNsmeat which we desire to see successfully
migrated shall be designated by any par
-car name, as that it shall be strong, united
M elective. Why may not all those classes
are hostile to the introduction of Slavery
tree territory, unite at this crisis of i'm
lCg danger, to vote for common ticket,
'.tl will be nominated to assert the grand
-Pt OF represSng the extension of slave
Ing monopoly, and to vindcate the rights
a' people in all sections of the Union who
.v' With their own hands A ticket which
not asitate with view to detract from the
,s ol the States to dispose of the subject
ia their limits, according to their sovereign
m yet its influence to destroy the freedom
'1'e laborers is fit subject of investiga-
= Win view to repress the aggressive
=" IN every constitutional way.
I@ rights of the laboring class involved in
weston have been betrayed by the repre-
.1NeS from the North and South in the in
~ ol the Shareholders, who have voted to
'.llVr the lands to slave labor which were
m t7St to make freeholders and enrich the
AHsmen Of both sections who own no
>. WHO should emigrate to them, cultivate
|IToVe them with their own toll Here
wy great principles blended in this cause
's Hhpellng the vindication of the rights
~%F' The other the chastsement of those
,-.so representatives who have violated
r.. H pledged between the two sections of
.-oh to each other in their compact, and
a., wa laIth as representatives in misrepre-
ro 'ae Will Of their constituents in the re-
=. %'S and disobeying their instructions
G@'feace to them.
h@t "a ,IeFe .H be any difficulty in uniting the
b ~ al parties, who concur in the great de,
h, - ugIlVerlng the masses from the oppres-
4 =, uie shareholders in the new Terrific.
d NJ. NJ |le lair, free, healthy regions of the
1tei sr,r u ron the blot of slavery and the
al, mat a1 attends its footsteps wherever ii
>r,;.. iaere are $4,000 slaveowners in
8% ''Iu Tu states they hold nearly four mil
ii, "Fes there are six millions of free
y n Equation in the Southern States whe
gb, saves, and there are twenty millions O
,ns y, population in the North (allowinl
'eSse since the last cenSus). Arr