Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-13
lWtIoLE NO. 9l8
tsrs oi 2 Icy anl mnaa o. almli. ,n

ters Of ? icy onI Md, Of aluili m
the Gosrrunent.
Tnc F'lera!i1's giv, the.f sIp1tr, T. "a.
/ kepl3'cfn form o. yIv rnDsl, t., R.
pu6icsns wera dey led TO the fedsrrl c,q.
pact oJth egre'd in Opcos. { n to try,fv,
AMI IN opp ito t0 reye~.rcs u tie
federation, and lerying th state 1 crit q,
petty nations detached rom o,cb o. @. -
Nay not those who hlys lryaniz. .vit,. a
view to correct what trey con.i Ter t,cr,.
error ~ tho leIislJi'pD anI al I.liti.tr,ti,i nf
Eo't' under whltercr p,rty name o. wash.
word they rally, uni,e With .hn4. t,b,d mr.
agree with them iat the tna. slr..,,r .,,f.
OF reiorm on points which iny,ys ain,
VHl'' 10 redeem The goyernrno ~ fr 80 - N
traction oi tfe fundamental lfs., o., uhi.,
they Deiieie It's peace and 2fusp,,i ' e. hin.
y dcpend, and possibly its unfty asa ton
cannot zll parties ia the North unit. IN -u.,
crisis, to preserve what they N copm.,,
ieei to be Paramount To al otber o,4-ti0.t.
10 controversy ch ihey hsve her,tnGire
d'ideI 'hem,lnd s,1not sllr, ander Re-
Puo!Icsn STANDARD to end tie cruse !, r,,.
institutions aod ;he Union agsias; Tie ar.
grsssion Of interested aod ambition. men,
VINO make Slavery . means of comb nfng 4
sectional iorce to accotnpish their designs
against then, and especia Iy If thsis mo.
msni be lost the c IDS, must D. t5.i,
t'' great oJj'c. Of defeating this attemp,,
BY putting all questions ol difference in
aoeyahce TOR the time does rot mpy .ur.
render VI other party prrciples, or OF ia.
o'g'niz'ti1ns to be em mpi1yei to give effect
u the'n hereafter, but such is the reluctance
o. men wac have b 'Lrd for a cause under A
olnner to which .hry have Ye1 their 5..
teetions-so loyal ar ih4 arts of gnud men
even to lie badges tltaS have wura md sbn.h
taey honor that they wil not desert then, fIr
DINERS, aIthDngh they fee. the ueces .iiy VI
uniting with those lom they have J1ce o.
posed, IN support Of sti.i daarnl an1 Eor,
important interests. | liiinS this nobia fee
ting should be consulted BY this Cnny.ni5a
IN tna arrangements It insy make 20 5rjdJ..
c'ncir' AMONG a. parties y hg .ce tae pre-
serv2tion Gt n fee territories from Siaye.y
Iahd as arcsultth preservItons the Uuion.)
above all other subjects Of controye -sy,a1.
/. Is to u ho2ei hat tn measures be a4,,s.
I'd % inIure a.! Inc tr'aa!s o. tTs caIe.
~ ". ~ ilitIg - tihe , r. ~ nJtn n lny
candidates Tor the first ant second oifi-es Il
the Eovernment ia the Republican Co VEN.
oato lend d i:gates 20 separate c ~ ntion,
uhd-r their own party de;l5nItiol TO mre Il
the s1fn lime and place - CO .criaa aI c;
oi .he nominations, and IN couclus,on, ii
4 io"nd Necessary and prl ,tirfbe, to uuji.
IN hi-s Meeting Of the Representatives ui
a parties, drawn together 10 confer i6 r,.url
70 the means Of th' ey'ric,tius the cIlntry
Latn lh' threatening a1i most -.i4r1niHy ,,1-.
'ure 10 which It is nov pla ed I'll 'reui-iirg
Tor The occasion ell questions vi minor j.f-
creme OF policy, AMI reform mi pecs u @:
productions, Iir man Of rhi- ;or that pIfir,
and giving. AZ did III. patriots If the .v.l-
'ton the wh1ie heart 20 the gaus. rni Itaiu,
bu' the cause, and 'thn. By j,iut c,un.els
7s"rs ofi-us trinmah fof ,ho couspf,I-
;ivs principles o' nu- lv nm n.--fl.1 b
lie vii. Tne c4nidl;e Of such mas. -, ., e..
ting woIIi sand nb,vc the conflict Of p-ri-
~ FrHtics. and ik. tha elevated c.i,t. ,,,a,
led n the establishment Of or in. s2eu 'aire
%ouid value no msn but es . contributor u
mo success o. the gr",t cause - t.. c-lut'ty.
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