Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-06

In the long series nf acts IF ;ndraet or,,,,ss-
sion, the first was The stren,,ous ao;tatinn h.,
citizens of the Northern states in Cnngrsss q ~
ont of Il of ma orost;nI ~ erra ~ .''a
In the Southern Stotes
The seeo,sa STOW in ,b;s ,7o+,, 80 o,;, oo,a;..a,
of acts Of the ,5eorla If the northern sts,as
in several Instances f iii. tava,n,narts al'
to facilitate tl,e es[ono az ner.nns hold r.,
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in vf,tpa If ,y,,rsss ,,r.il,,,s f g..
fop To nrnnofn tiis oi,;oct $50
merits and Other meor. ,ayo a1ds,'t1 =
yyov ~. ,leteat rht. xyl,;cb tba b[s+;t,,.;,
|eprv onarantied In o,da, e. n,,1rf ~ -,
existing act of Concres concnrn;,ar ~, ar.nad;
non If fng;tiye fs,,, s,,in 80 ~
in many States fSrhi5i,s t,, ,St4,on.
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Sf r. Lnverai statos fr .lo ''''s.
their common nstitntions yhich axistaI ~ ,h ~,
carly years m th P,ilio %,.'e sa,s'eu III 'ie
ficfs Of Jurisdiction CANA tn ha frnonsnt . ama
CONGRESS- found itself connncllad for tba sn,,,5,t
Of the Constitution. and the yindica.io., =, IL
power. to authorize the anpolnt,n,,nt If rev 6f-
Geers charged with the eyesutios ot ;ts acts ~
il they and the eii,eers st ,ba Stotas ,,,o.e tbo
minis,e r>; resreeitveiv s. ftj.efcn GOVERNMENTS
in st9t; ~ {yrth9 fnstfTitv retltns than fll,,,
magistrates a common r,inutry. ppaeef,lv
Sill.stins under the protection of one well con.
sfiutca Union Thus here. also. aggression yas
followed ly reaction. and the attacks upon tbe
Constitution at Hi, noiut did but serve to r,isa
up new barriers for its tle!ence and security.
The thirl stage If this unlappy sectional con-
tfoversy was IN connection with tLe or,raniza.
ton of territorial governments. and the admis
sion of new states into the Union. When +
was praposed to admit the State of Mai,is Nv
separati;Jn Of territory from that of Mass.cbn-
setls anil III. Stale Of N,issouri for,se1 nnr.
ten Of the territory coded by France to the T.
nited States representatives in Congress OBJ
eeted to tie admission Of the latter liless with
conditions suited to particular views of public
policy. Tie imposition OF sucl condition was
successfully resisted. Bdt, at tie Safe period,
lte question was presented Of imposing restIic-
lions upon the residue of the territory eeded by
France That question was, for the time. dis
posed Of hy the adoption OF geographical line
Of limitation.
III this connection ii should not ,yo forgotten
hat France, Of her s,vn accord resolved for con
sideratiens of the most far-sigl,ted saoacjtv to
cede Louisiana to the United States, and Amt NJ.
cession WAS accented hv the itnitsd etdtos. The
latter expressly engaged that CHE Inhabitants of
the cadaa ,ertit,irT s(,all rs inoartoratad h a.,
Vnio:! q, he F6,ted &taths and admitted az
sot.i ~ Possible according ~ tho nrincirlas nf
the fafe rsI Constitution n tho e,invfnarst ~
sii tie rights. advantages and im,nnEiies of cit.
izens of the United States: and in the maanti,ne
they sl4all be maintained an1 nrotactnd in the
f,4. eniovmant NJ ,isir 7hns.,,, ,,,.or,ant,, onS
the religion which they profess',Ithat il to saw
while it remains in . territorial condition i,s
inhabitants are ,aa;ataiael and nra.aeta1 IN tho
s7ith ~js5t tTieb 70 mass infY III eondii;cS, If
States on perfect EQUALITY with tho original
States.
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