Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23

ysrvs.aco6crnsn- thersavedrightsof
tmShtes aud that VIC may more distinctly
meet the issue upon which = sectional party
|s1bsistfng exclusively on slavery agitation,
relies to test the fidelity of the people,
North and South,to the Constitution and the
Unica
Rs9Ie@ That claiming fencEShip with and
desiring the eo-opeFation cEalVhoregard the
.p~rSerEat1Reof the Union, undert the Conshtu-
hon, astheparam0nntissus andrepndiatinS al
sectional parties and nlatedrms concerning do
nestle st5FeTy, which seek wembs1l the States
and incite e treason and aTuedFeSlsanee tolaw
IN heTcTtoFieS andWhoseaS9wed purposes
{sconsumsted must end IN evil war and dis
union, the American DemocTacyrecogRise and
adopt the principles contained IN the organic
laws establishing the Territories of Kansas and
Nebnsnasembo3ying the0niy s-oundsandsaf
solutionof the slavery question upon Ehiehthe
great national ida of the peopleof tins
comtrE5 anfreaOs nitsdeterminsds eonseESa-..
dsm Of the Union, non-inteEferenceby Congress
With saTefY In Sites and Tcuitoriesssth that this
.wzsthe baSispf the compromises ofslS50SEcon-
frrned by both the Democratic and Wing par
.ti&in NStionai Conventions ratified by the
people In the election q 1852 and rightly ap-
ptied to t-heorganiEali1n of TerrItories IN 1854;
that the uniform apPlication,o OF this peniocrans
principle to the organization OF Territories and
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rights of All the States vil be preserved intact
une -NsSmsa1 - ~
Hlneu IhLsosa.sl - :ts.,most@ -.
P2nsio1 y II Ls1SsS- ~.
paclEy OF .sne'I ~
~ future A ltlHe5Falc. g
ted or annexed with 4 repnohcah toIM Oh gov
eminent
ResoEesd. That we recognize the right of thu
people Of an the Territories including Kansas
and Nsersska, acnng unFoaga u
sefwln Of tne maleElty 10 tS5;tsa.s me
.naIsS So. -stI - T;tSort
!19Gsa N - 49, - s5S Ne sar,stSeSStnto ths
Union mon teTns Of perfect ehusity withtha
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Bs.oIrsJs That IN visy of the condition of
the non,ls+ institution of the Old World5 end
the dspoerons tendencies of sectonalagitaEon,
ssnE;nej lit an sf+etnnt 10 erForcs civil and
soi;n;ans d;sob;l;;os s@.;ps4 ne [;gSfs If seoni-
inc cit;zenebin in onT own land 8 HIGH and sa-
- J,tv.bss 5ovoIvcd an increased resnonsibiI-
tsnSoS a. Do.aoc-.4;. n.r+v nc tb;s country
: .be nsrty ~ the TTniop t5 unhoId and main
t.;s ~ 3,Sfs oF evnry State and thereby TO
~. IA 49, ancSS' ne o1stit1tionai 1ib-
suts hs 1n nontinH;nn - roSst eli mononolics and
- y I ioS;sIsfi5, far The Iencfit Of the few
- A. oSaaSse ee tha mems and nv vi1iIant all.
6sronco ~ thoso nriSr;nIes and becompTomises
e IL Cs.st;t,t;ppa Hi 49, hro.d and etrono
u 4 HSs"LDao "a tTn TTnionrssf f
enousn 70 mo-" !: ~ ~ n ~ /, N n tbo FIJI ers
Fls, ana tns Ehion a ~ aSd Csn .L of +b;s
Pa sast a.en.s =; Toenis
greg Ps.pIosJ Tb.t f ~ Giest;ons connected with
tbe forsien policy. of the country are inferior to
p o. en- Thon tha nso%ie Of the limited States
s5o,SIJ JscIsro tEenseiyes in fayor Of free seas.
Of nroeressiye free trade throughout the world,
and hy co;enn msu;festst;ons nlace their moral
;,g,,e1ce nv tbc side Of thoir successful exam
Mo
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Posluon WIN EeleIsnee u &c on -. oo sI,o
eonunent, no iess nan as SIS -
merce ana neaeEeloPnIe u oIF Siomi:s Pr
81. requires LnaI w nota $500 .S - FL" LPa+'
inYotYea IN lle MonEge uGSi1 us, a.ia .ssasrtS,a-
lng ana 'm lSn1I L aou an,1;ad L;.t ~ Inband;n@ 10
iaii B:,,,,.5 That . oroot biobvrv of Nature. as
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