St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-27

,'s>n'n ie,oiNo w i'i"h's,h iis"' ab'''''S'
and inigcnt people. h, sustain justice we declare,
l., That governments are Instituted among men to Sc
suit Of n nirs fs"' On le Liberty ana 'ie
2. That The mission of the Republican party. is to
mainain the Liberties Of the people, the Sovereignty Of
Ths a aa VI, ,bo Tpns,,,, 81 .ie II
alone i National. ''''''' anu " ''s"'' ''''''''''
=. That the Federal Government being Of limited
p %nn derived Wholly from the Constitution ~ agents
else doubtful aahorityalways nsspe.ent and Dan.
scrus.
o That y tins plain Je,rsonisn and early policy was
self Of ali re.nsih;,v far ,ha w"aa relieve II
which Republicani,m insists il should and means h
shall do, and that regarding Slavery in the States
~, nS ,,u,o beyond our reach and above our author
zen in H. ga,,nn ~ thn N WI, concern 70 every cru
spread and demand that ali National Territory lba he
free.
the r, M u re-, repe s, o. NE Missouri c"mrrome and
on which that reai was rrotssesly hasca n,k the
National Domain the battle ground between Freedom
ha sInery, ana while Republicans stand on national
spirit they viii slr,mI , ",u c,,a an, ho
responsibility on this issue.
l. That the Slave Power, the present National Admin
a,6 NJ, saa Us adnerents having violated thus policy
law and hi. oyn ,woFcssion. nv inr.son If The STAT,
and personal rights and by breaking solemn covenants,
has forced upon the country the .sue whether Preston
Slave Sa,ss and made ~ a. .s hds an 20 ,ne
ncnt '
Re,o,re1 That tho rocert or;n;o, If tho
Sunran,e Co,rt Of .i,a u,';.s1 =; -. " n VII
Scott case il the last and most oIarn;ny of
those hold innovations mon the r;cbts Of tho
Free States which have mari al The Aam;n;s.
tration NJ The Coy.rn,n.nt c. 80. 49,. nc
.ot;o,oi and disloyal TO the snir;i of orr Free
Tnst;t"t;nns Nv. rea,i;t rs. ,,;r..,, Tu
tion;,;ng Tho ;udc;ol sc,;a,, Gs',.:.n,,..
+ h ; aea,2n Q. .ne
instead at rsrrtory for its diffusion !;
are b thc 'nose mno
belying the sentiment Of the Declaration Of
actop Of those who am;d t ,md n upon tg
deep the foundations of the Union.
ton has brought rcnroo.h ,non ;tssf and the
country, by SO long tolerating the demoralizing
amd his fowcrs + 1tan Tbe n""ms
experienced by the present Administration in
attrihubie to the dnctIin ,no e@ rI a N my
4 Kansas n Icbraska Bill; and the retention Of
ing men, instead Of sending them to Utah
where tn" authority Of the General Govern
dence Of the pcrversion Of the powers Of the
National n,n,y Government T.na
cooperation Of freenlen Of ali parties, how.
ever differing from us in other respects, in
lieyiing that the spirit Of our institutions, as
WEI; as the e OF our Country gusran
among citizens, weopposc all legislation impair
ing p incl. se s%n -
Iowa, upon the adoption Of the New Constitu-
Of the fc. .fot y snaos d thn s y. ., M N view
themselves sound Currency and places the
TINS cons"ltn1 Tho yen.ms se ~ m s" "E;,
tural population.
this conyen a ~. deliberate en- conviction .,
should provide system Of Banking, that will
reeemae at al times ith;n y ;ts H.
gold and silver; and we will support for State
as are avowedly and anaualifiediS favorable 70
that result.
xSeSNce0, lnat The administrator OF GOV.
Gr,mcs deserves and receives our warmest
have at heart the character and prosperity of
1he state are due to him, as well as to the late
a dishonest public servant, defeat pecuintion,
ana prevent inc N, squanaering Of the i..nd
the State.
he;o!rea, That in the nominees for Governor
capable and honest !; and every way worthy Of
s H.e support OF the Republican party OF this