Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

contrary to all innate sense of in..;oo
outrage on civil and religious Ebe-tr "4u Is u
6. Opposition to all secret polirjcoI
tons as dangerous to our Liberties and sss a2,a.
publican in principle. enu'is.
81. The right of Kansas to be pova-,oa,
OF her own making, and to be adnifted as
Union as free State under the constitn,, 70 is'
ready formed for that purpose. '''oa Z.
g. Government aid in the buildi,c
Road to the Pacific, az demanded h. ~ Is
ests Of the whole country, and as r, ne Ma.
justice 10 the settlers OF California and 0Y
y. Appropriations by Congress for ~ tSs
provenent of Rivers and Harhors ~ | 10
character, as required for the sc,om,r aaaa
and security OF our commerce, and srsr.-as'
by the Constitution, and justified FS rSs
CATION OF Government to protect the l;rss WI
property of our citizens. u
In conclusion, the following persons -,
commended as officers of the Associstio, 3
cordsnee with the constitution heret,s,-s
ported.
Prcsidenf- JOIN B. TERRY.
Vice PRESIDENTS. JOIN ToAY.
FARLEY EATON.
Recording Sec'y. JAMES EVANS,
Cor1'espond'g do. g. D. Wupun
Treasurer. Jos. G-xpRY,
Eleclaivc Com, NJ II. JACKSON,
TEos. MALoSE7,
FRANCIS NIvIAs.
G. W. BLISS,
|. 4. MEssMoRs.
JOS PmDEAUx.
! Finance Coann1. T. S. ALLEN,
L. S. SPRAGUE.
VIM. HUABERr,
JSo Il. VrvIAs,
JAS HUTCHINSON
DR. GKo. D. WILDER, az Chairman Of ina e.,
nittee 10 prepare an adj ress TO the voters No..
Report, and read an address, which vas rs,,'
imously adopted, and ordered printed.
G1he Address Of Dr.. WILDER viii appe.-
our next weeks issue
Hon. NJ VI. jackson introduced the follos..
Resolutions, in support of which he smoke 4.
few moments, showing the position Of the ~
parties upon the great question of SLAVERY ~
tension, now the issue before the people
Resoared, That as Republicans and loyev
Constitutional Liberty, we nail with pride n.
enthusiasm the nomination of Joux Cg.ra
Fremont, as the Peoples Candidate for tbs d !
fee of President Of the United States. tbs,
his beroie 1imncss, his exalted ability, hs y
swerving devotion to the cause of freedom :,
free labor, and his mistaken integrity. We Ia.
an ample guarantee that he will II elected 4,
minister the government III accol dance with 4,
principles Oh IFS heFuoIicAh founders, and ial,
fully and fearlessly protect, against all cent.
nations and factions the rights Of free labe-.
free speech, and free Press
RESOLVED, That III the Peoples cantidsts q
the Vice Presidency-HoS. VIZ. L. DAyIls =,
recognize man of sound Republican prirc.
ples--a Statesman OF tried experience and ah.
lily, and jurist of iricpro acL able fame. v!o
worthy to be associated with the gallant IL
| mort as leaders OF the Republican hosts u III
coming contest III behalf o. Freedom. justice az.
| Humanity.
The Resolutions were unanimously adert.i
with much cnt husSasln. CYRUs WoopMAy Isl. |
being called for, arose and addressed tie ns,
ing. briefly abiding to tie litter pills pyers
by the Democratic party (of which he lal 1.
ways been a memberl for the benefit Ct IL
Slaae power, the last Of which-the rereaI
the Missouri Compromise for the purpose rtr
tending the area Of slavery-he could aet sVi
low.
Tie Speakers were osen applaudsd BY
audience, and at er the preser tatioH G! tie Co
stitution of the Republican Association for
natures, and three hearty cheers for Ior
FRyMoHT, and the same number for Wv Z Or
roS, the meeting adjourned, 10 assemble aga
the call OF the Commit ee.
JOHN B. TERRY, tbs
JAxEs EVANS, Sec'y.