Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

;. That by the uniform application of this Demo-
cratic prnciple to the or5lLiz ,ton of Territories,
and TO the admission OF new States, with or without
domestic slavery, IS they nay elect-the equal
rights OF all the States will be preserved intlct-
the 0fginai complctS ofthe Constitution IN int lin
Ell inyioiste-s.lI the perpetutv and expansion of
this Union insured 10 its utmost capacity of embra-
eng, IN peace and harmony, every future Amcri-
en- state thtt may be constituted annexed, with
: republican form OF government.
ReSotred. That we recognize the right of the
people OF all the Territories, including Kansas and
Nebraska, acting acting through the legality and
larry expressed will OF liority of actual resi-
GEMS, am whenever the number Of their inhabt-
ants lustihes 1t, to form 4 Constitution, with or
without domestic slavery, ana be admitted into the
Union upon terms OF perfect equality with the other
States.
Reso'red, finally, That in view of the condition
81 popular institutions OF the Old Worid, (and the
dangerous tendencies OF sectional agitation, com
bineG with .ae attempt to enforce civil and reliei
disabilities aanst the rghss OF acquiring and
enjoying citizenship IN ctr land, H. Il and sacred
duty IS dcvoved with increased respect tbiity upon
the Demccrtlc party o. dis county, 20 the party
o. the Union, ID uphold all N ,intlin the rights OF
every State and thereby the Union olthe Stlte );
anu 10 s,iSttn a-ld advance myng clnst tutloIi-
Ill liberty, by continuing 10 RESIST al mJncpoiie3
anu exclusive iesllton for the few ut the expense
d the n ~, an,. by y, i,nt and copsc,nt adher-
ence to those principles md compromises Of the
Constitution mich are broad enough and stronc
enough to embrace and rphell the Union rs it yas,
The Union as il i, AMI the Union as it Sl Il, be, in
the TAI expansion OF the energies and capacities OF
tbs gre. aaj progressive people.
/. Rcscircf, Tint there are questions connected
v.tl tie foreign policy OF this country which are in
terror ID . domestic questions whatever. The
time las come lor he people Oh the United Stl ties
10 declare tbs II elves in favor OF free trade
througout the world and by solemn manifestations,
10 place their moral influence 1t the side OF their
successful OK llple.
2 kesoIUsd That our geographical and polti-
CT position with reference to other Ssiges of this
continent, 10 less than the interest Of our com
rlerce ana The development oil our growing power,
requires that We should hold IS sacred the princ-
pies involved III the hionrOo doctrine; their bear
m ana import ADMIT Of 10 Msc0nStruct;on; they
shoad DC applied - Gh unbeAiins rieidity.
:. teSotcse, That tie great highway which ma
turc, as VIII Is the assent Of the State most I'M
me9Atc'y Interested ii It's Gltintcn nee has mark
- ou- Tor Zee communication between the At
'nac aui Pacific Oceans, constitutes one OF the
most imoo.52l.t achievements realized by the spir
- OF modern mes AND The uuCenJueG ,o.c energy
ri car uCCgc 3ntt csu.t should be secured by Il
iAa y .ai efficient cZeiti0u OF thc control which
We have tlle r:-'t - Claim over it, ant power
"a Garth III ud be sal-ient 60 impede or clog It's
progress D. .y Interference With the relations il
MY So. :as policy u c,-a5i ,l bctwt en- our GOV
ce4..su- ~. tae -,rcumcnta Of tn STATES with u
..'t}se .--a K .ies. We EN-. un i,r no c:r-um-
A, -ler Jot pret9nd rtnc, ia the dust
e ID. u j. iue-fuas Gisn. ,ut Cd il.
:. i.rsstocf je.t j. }ic" ot - comm ii nc al
.,.s IN people of the United states cilinat bl.
II .,i.sa v.th he tii,r.s ich are bcn- made
} repe OF Cen,.ai Amcr.cl to regc,ler.,te
ft p- IA - h. coan IA which covers til pas
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