Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-17
Resolutions
Introduced by Mr. Lowell the Kenosha Fremont ratiAca
ton meeting aud adopted by exclamation:

introduced by Mr. Lowell the Kenosha Fremont ratca
ton meeting and adopted by reclamation:
Resoleed That accept and fully endorse the platform
of Republican National Convention recently held at
Philadelphia believing the principles embodies are in har
mony with the declaration of American ndependC
that the it recommends adapted to the present
exgence Of the country and that the success of these pn
cpes and win arrest the progress of anarchy and
misrule and tend to establish justice promote the general
welfare and secure the blessings OF liberty.
ResOtUed That the nomination of JOHN c. FREMONT,
for the Presidency OF these United States
hearty approval and shall receive and enthus
asc support that in his indomtabe courage his inexbe
purpose his distinguished aainments his pure patriotism
and his eminent public services, recognize his peculiar
fitness for the high position TO which he will be elevated by
the sufrages of free people.
ResoLced That cheerfully rafy the nomination Of
William L. Dayton for the Vice Presidency that in him the
country will securemhe services Of statesman of enlarged
capacity of strict integrity and whose past public
furnishes guarantee of his future reliability.
Resoiced That for the first time in the history OF
country has the broad issue been presented the Aer
people OF Freedom NlreTy that all attempts
present crisis conceal disguise this
ignorance dishonesty that the question forced upon
whether the South shall be aboonized but whether
the North shall be Africanzed not much whether the
save Of the south shall be enancpaed whether the free
north shall be made slaves and that the who is
prepared to take sides in tins contest between freedom
and slavery would in the Of American revolution
have been stigmatzed a Co1c5Og.
ResotreG That cherish unabaed attachment TO the
Constitution of these United that while we are Ut
terry opposed TO any infringement upon the just const
tiona rights Of the South, here declare fixed
aterabe opposition to the extension OF slavery into
rltory, and firm discrimination maintain the
ona rights OF the freedom OF speech and liberty
RssOlred That regard the outrages perpetraed in
Kansas by the Buchanersff Missouri other states of
the south with feelings Of detesaton and adherence and
that while the President OF United States and the sup
Porters Of his administration have countenanced these Van
dial nyasions aud given support 20 the brutal assaans we
bold the President and hs adheren justly responsible for
the evils and surerngs that have been inflicted upon the
free state OF Kansas and that whatever political par
~ adopts the principles endorses the Of the pre-
sent national administration, merits the rebuke and utter
! population OF free people
Resolred, That recognize the equal rights Of all men
without respect to birth place or religious opinions and
that we earnestly invite the cooperation of all in united
effort free from the mRl-adminsraton
the party power and the government to the
phcity and rectitpde of Washington and Jefferson.
ReSoC6d, That hail with qualification the action Of the
House Of Representatives passing the bill for the adms
sion of Kansas with her free Constitution that regard
II emineny just the people tina; territory
the only complete eparation which be made for the
peal of the compromise of freedom and legitimate
for settling existing difficulties and arrestng the progress
of anarchy.