Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

O,chcks u. NJ Speeches will be delivered by
Col. ". sCarulhes, Gen. 8. 3. Lowry, and
other DISTINGUISHED Speakers al are inyised Ia
attend, " By order q lhs Democrats clab:
the fneerihg -
Sank Rapids. MT i ArIsths iss sa
A large and respectable number con-
vened at The place abavc named on
Monday evening, I2ih April, saan saas
The meeting was called to order by
O. B. Day. Esq, Vice President of
Sank Rapids Democratic Club, and j.
Russell, Esq, chosen Chairman Of the
meeting, and J. IL DesRcsiers, Sec'y.
The Chairman stated the object of
the meeting to be the discussion of the
admission Of Kansas BY Congress with
the Lecon,pton Constitution, upon which
question SO much diversity Of opinion,
prevails throughout the country. E.s
On motion 6f ,Edward o. Hamlin.
Esq, the Chair appointed 1 Co.n,nil,ee
Of three TO draft Resolutions expressing
the sense aof the meeting, scnnsissinr %
the following gentlemen Edward O..
Haniins OrfinsB bay and julius Bone.s
which Committee, after q. short absence.
reported, through their Chairman. the
following Resoiutions:s '5ti s.gigl
Whereas the National Democracy of his
Union. after q hard fought contest 10 1856 with
the sectional pasties which infesi the coun,ry. ]
succeeded IN elevating James Burhanan 10 tho
Office " Chief Magistrates Of these United States.
on the principle Of non Intervention. ~ The Fei
rnI Legislature, with the domes ic INSTITUTIONS of
the Territories, and Whereas, one Of the Terri
tories. Kansas, has framed alas her 81, pleasure
q Constitution regulating freely in her own man
ner, her domestic Institutions, nd asks nfn,pss.n
intcfhe Union a. one ofih9 Si-isrfsood Of States,
and has been and is opposed by q party seeking
to Interfere hy Congress in The dosIiesiic iistu-
tons Of that Territory, in violation Of the organic
law, establishing the same and ,vhefess lhe
Statesman President, James Buchanan, has. nv
bis message Of February End. 1865, recommend.
ed tbs immediate admission Of said Territory
with tbs Consultation which She has presented,
thereby deejarin9 to the world his determination
TO rbide byand assann the docariae cf uOn. n,er..
venfiah.nd tho Law Of The land .theregore he Il.
Resotved, By .the Democracy u BENIGN Co..
ihst We fuffy endorse and sastam tbs positipn of
the President being the only fair and Just mode
OF settling this sexed question, which has sc often
ag'iated the country, and faifhfuily carrying out
the true principles of non-in,erveniion e b,cm.i.
gated IN the Nebraska Kansas Act, aud r.s,aliism
Cd BY the Democracy IL Convention at ciaem-
Resolped. Tbs, We have spshaken cos6deue.
in sJsmss Buchanan, the chicf. Exec utive n ira
Onion. as man. and il bis integrity and wisdom
as Stitesman. and hclieve that u Recommending
the admission % Kansas. ~ was .cssatedsby ne
high and patri"tic desire 70 advance hat doctrine
VIII b his c,.n hsDest henri and clear Judgment
pointed ne the best policy fns HE Unioa. North
and South, East a1d West.
Rescireds That Ne. the Democracy az Beuton
Comfy, heartily endorse ths POSITION III ust able
and dsstssgsished Selstqs = CcnareSS. tie Hon.
Henry N. Rice, and extend u him lie sssur.nce
OF our considehce ID his integrity, wisdom and
patsiossn. I'M on cordial suppart 10 Hi hish and
de''sa'e Pasalloa y senatsr in The Congress Of
i'll ss,l., ..s.s.s EDWARD. Q: .HAsLlH,n,
.ssss u ssasfs,tssia'o RlN 4, DAY. a,.sifsss.
.sssss yket secs si Jal-IUN BOZ NJ a,us,Sg
Col, VIM A.sC lt0shsrs,a Rsx US
La1d Office. responded sA~s thes, hearty
|call ofsthe houses and innp eslended
view of the whole KanssaA nesa;on ahlv
advocated tho adep tion sofstka u esolu.
tinHs- The speaker ~. io&efrunted ~
en .aa cheers'do A. haPr, md
ek'qu get sddress and elex III cios.
ing remarks we're rsssiiSed with buIrsils,
lot applause. 9sAsf .ss ssSSs "a 49,
Edxard q. Hamlin, ESQ, of hi.
place, being called UPON ~ ndmerun.
voices. advocated slhe Resolution. !.
expressing tho legal and 5Sdst view of
this vexed qdsstipd, and 1eiended ffSsE
dent Buchanan if0m ths sbuso ana
vilnperation of .his political s,nsses. = !.
" e mosio0 of James NJ. Lacksy, Ii
xas ansp s.Isspas!y rsso ~ lysd that ihe rsso-
lntlana W adapted. sssEs sss, WI .,.,, 1.
@ snseions Is d0s Ds Dsys ESQ, 81, w~s
fs En- % y nut AN tgcesdinEs DR. This
meeting ~ Pohlished il Al Saaf Z a Md
Froaiissmaa "a ths aahiDsapn Un,on.
On maki6n 6f E1~ IA s~( Hsn,lin
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