Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09
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Adolttd ~ 'tf I.u .IC tuuu, Jul.
On, 1850

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banns ins'iua. o. len,l]r &C. ne saiy u the govern.
rnru, All ~ risht - III I~ilH
81 Tl.I ~ ar ,yil-lg ,l, i t. taking firm tho President
the .uaihl ~, IrSrF by girh b. is l', unl"r RESTRICTIONS
and responsibilities asIN ,uHrrH, &, susri ir Iulc Interest,
tToTa Il tp-hirl. e hr anil e Representative.
uu, lr iu sn'n %, tr people c'n h. obtained tacr,n AMI
meal dinl,lpn Of H. Eluk d N ruilN state. nipi iron or.
raE ~ fs n ss T Tc. r hy Jefferson In the De-
elaran 4 lHirr.ul.ue an .an'se In The Constitution,
pressed 81 every n'n, have yn cardinal principles In the
drmpcra,c fail, AMI every ami Ia arilsc the privileges ofe
sisted With hr spirit which swept the alien AMI lIon laws
rrsn statute h.S'.
sipr,e by r pr'lsr' IL national conventions an adverse
plie,l rli. ttst has hc secretly orsanEu ly party
saInns to exclusively Ame AZ, proper that the Aucr.
crly shonl RI Ay lrag IT. relations thereto AMI de-
clare DIT rnIi Opposition % 9 'ct POLITICAL societies, by
Rs,oirtI Tia, the Foundation Of this union II havln;
hc,n l AMI IT, prosperity, expansion all prgunent
pie In ire government hull, NJ entire freedom In matters 81 re-
sou- e,ami nui u, respect 81 lsr'on, IN tSnri to rank or
tion4l or In with American principles, which bases It's
s All h""c pitcal crusade IN a minescnh century
and in me Unsl STATE. of America, against Catholics AMI
SI~t. Il e caary mr. IN rr.on Win the -prit Of toea.
lion and enlarged frcon which peculiarly distinguishes the
American system IL popular governmcn,
R,soir,d That Ttcrs with renewed Of purpose,
the wr,on.irri declarations II conventions upon the
rights II the s.te'--
That Cungrs. has unlcr the constitution to inter-
r with or domestic Institutions II the several States
ani such States ARE the sole M" proper judges Of everything
ton; that all 4 the abos others, male to induce
Congress with questions slavery to take ncpien
stems In relation thr.t, calculated a
ing and dangerous consequences AMI that aIl such efforts have an
neyt,c tendency dniui. the happiness Of the people and
M stability aud ranency OF the Union, aud ought
not mur' by any iri Il "nr political institutions
embrace ill., whole .uj slavery a!i;aion Congress: AMI
therefore the inrr party II In" n', standing this
MIA
the acts known mp mise measures settled by the Con-
gres Il 1850 ctns yityss from service Lat
bor inn Ir which nc bus desgel To- carry express
provision Of tn cin'o cannot win fidelity thereto be repeal
ed or c'lugel as t. destroy or impair its efficiency
That tl h%er r; VIII T If G ~, ATTEMPTS aagsry a" an eS%
l. Tia, the ,.,cr .c pry will faithfully abide by and up
ni,n Wv nj ia til, prt Of w. ism the virginia
Lcrslatu, in ,o lat adopts t? principles as constituting
& Try them In their IHiun' meaning ami import
And that We may m r" a meet IN .s S mnc non Sec
the fidelity "i the people, nor.h anu souh 10 Tile CON-
RS,orsa That claiming Gl,'hp wlt' AMI desiring the Coop
Grafton all who regard the preservation Of the MON under the
par,ics nn platforms concerning domestic slavery which seek to
l states and cie to treason aud armed resistance to
must en- civil and dsuion-he American democracy re-
, s%s " k Ss, a SAS S' as sS ss
the only aud sa solution OF the "aycry question: upon
can rep".e Ia rvatn oftle unon-Soy-sTER
CONGRESS WITH SLAVERY STATE ASp TSRHoHY or
q this the brsis Of tn, compromise Of 1s5o-conlrm,
ed by both t and M parties in o rh HSne
to the organization Of Territories in lsjl
g. TIM, y unit application Of this democratic principle
t,t,e or of Terrrs, and to the admission of new
statcs hor lou domestic slavery as they may eect-he
equal all the States will be preserved inact-he original
comIacts II tho consultation aiut.ncl nvacani the perpc-
ni,y and expansion Of tl. Union 'l t. utmost a,nney .,
that , ei - @aiiest with republican lnrm of gov
Resoied reci1, III right Of tic people of all the
Terros c.ulng Kansas aud Nebraska, acting through the le
and welev the their inhabitants usties it, to form
constitution ~it Of without domestic slavery and he admitted into
;t in ,h " rid nm the danrrr",s tendenccs of sec
10 al ngha,o combined with the attempt civil AMI
ligipus Disabilities against III, rights Of ac ng and enjoying cit
increased rsnsiy upon democratic par Of this country
the party Of the SFoN ouo and maintain the rights ofev,
advance institutional liberty, by continuing to resist all
mones and exclusive legislation for The benefit Of the few at
the expense a" the many aud by vefant and constant adcrance
those lrci sand compromises of the constitution which are
as it was the Union is shall the full
expansion thu energies and capacity of this great and progress
l. Resoed That there questions connected with the for
eign policy of ! unity which are inferior to no domestic anes,
States declare themselves In svF Of free seas and progressive
free world and by solemn manifestations, To
place tlr moral iniu ce ~ the side OF their successful exa-
That graphical and political position with reference to
the other this continent less than the interest Of our
and the development Of our growing power requires nt
should hold sacred the principles Of the Monroe doctrine;
their import admit Of misconstrconi they should
be applied with unlcndng rigidity. r
g. That great highway which nature well as the assent o
the state, most Immediately Interested in its mantainance, has
communication between the Atlantic and the Pa
cibc oceans constitutes important achievements
realized the spirit modern times and the uncomfortable ener
our should he secured by timely ana
efficient the control which have the right to claim
power earth should be suffered to impede or clog
It's progress nv any violations 1t suit our
policy establish and the governments OF
the States within dominiOn lies We under no CIR
cumsarc surrender rclonderance in the adjustment Of all
questions arising out Of it l
L. That IN commanding interest," the people oil the
United States ymIahise with the efforts which are pe
ing mad people Central America to regencrate mat po
ou of the continent which the across the inter
oceanic Istinnus. ,.,.-. q
s. That party will cqpcct OF the next
finn that every proper made insure ascendency IN
the # Mexico and main ain permanent protection tne