Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-02
WASHINGTON. .. c. MONDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE. q 1856

Rlot61r0 4r tho, AenosSnon .D~rev. aAosasA
. - seesioe e the Natieaai Coascil,
IL. An hanb,s scknowlsdgnsse 70 che 3d.
pssass Being, for Hi psessctisx csrs ssschssSbd
- or Aehsrs In their successfdl Revolutionary
strsegie, and ktAerto manifested 70 ~, tAeir do
scendAnts, In the pressesasion of the ubssSes the
Independence, and the union of these States
I'd. The psrpstuasion Of The Federal Uuieu, -
the palladium Of our cvil and religious liberties,
and the only sure bulwark Of American Indspsn-
denoA n
! I'd. Asssriesus ssx ys.ls ,Amssseo, and to this
end m0fivsborn citsens should be selected for all
ssass Fedora, and municipal ofacss or government
empIeymsne n prsSsrsncs to al othsn: never
Il eth. Pssons born Of American parents residing
Temporarily abroad, should be entitled 70 al the
Hghts u naeivs-born citissns; bat 5z aaos'h.
6th. No perssng sAould be selected fbr political
stason, (whether Of nasive or foreign birth, Who
rscoGnisas any allegiance Or obiigzfioa of any de-
soription 70 any foreign prince. p0sennfs or power,
o. who refuses TO rscogniss the Federal and Stase
70 I'll other laws q rules Of political action.
9Th. The unqualified recognition aAd mainte-
nance Of the reserved rights Of the several States
and the cultivation Of harmony and ffaternal rood
WIN, between the citiseas " the several States and
70 this end, lnonlassrlsrsnos by Congress With
questlons sppsrtaining sohsly . ~ individual
Statss and non-interysnde0 BY each 6tass With
the a4Airs q any other State. y 'tt y. y. ~.
7th The recognitaon q the right q the native.
born and naturslssd citiseRs Of Che United eGates
permanently reading In any Territory thereof, to
fame their constitution and hws. and to regulate
their domestic and social affairs in THAR own mode
SUBJECT only 70 the provisions of the Federal Con-
stituton, with the privileges OF admission into the
Union whenever they have the requisite popula-
tis0 for one Representative in Congress. Pyovjdsd
Glsseys, that none but thoss Who are citizsns Of
the United States. under the constitution and laws
thereof and who have Fixed residence in any
such Territory, ought to participate in the Sorna-
ton at tho constitution, or In the enactment of
laws tor said Territory or State. "; ss J. a
9th. An enforcement of the principle that no
Stats or Territory ough to admit othss than citi-
sons Of the United States to the right Of suffrage,
Or of holding political ofHce. \ "A ',ssi.t.e s.s
= 9Th. 4 change in the laws cf naturalixation,
making continued reSidsnce Of twenty-ons years.
ofall not hereinbefors provided fpr, IN ndspensae
requisite for citizenship hereafter and excluding oil
ing upon our shores; but no intssfssvnes with the
vested rights Of foreigners. Ky ~ s
10th. Opposition 70 any union between Church
and STATE no Interference with religious faith, or
w0rdhip, and no test oaths for ofice. ~ tssta. y
llth. Free and thorough investigAti0n Into any
and II alleged abuses Of public fanc&icpszies, and
. stsict economy In pubic expenditures .acs ~;
! 18th. The maintenance and eniorssmspt ef al
laws cosstituIonsly enacted, until said laws shall
be repealed, or shsn b declared mil and void BY
competent judicial authority. g4.8s
policy Of the present adminissatiou In shs general
management Of our national aGair. and mers e.
pecially - shown in rsmoving Americans (hy
and conservatives IN prjncipla, e IN