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other members Of the cOufederacy.
But if Mr.. Hastings should be elected
how will he vote lie must vote with III
party and therefore vote against the admi'
zion Of Kansas. His party now ruled b,
the IIammonds and Slidells have declares
that the South must have another ehanc'
10 make this territory Slave State; ant
that she cannot come into the Union until
she IA. 10000 inhabitants. They say
,h,t slavery constitutes the mud sill Of soei
ty. aud no Opportunity must be omitted ior
u. protection and extension. II Mr.. Has
tiDs, should not vote ssnins, the admission
Of Kansas, In case she should again apply
he cannot be a Democrat; because his par
" organs and the especial ret OF the head
OF the party-,he Washington Union-ha.
alrady declared tina, because the people OF
Kansas have rcretcd the English Swindlc
they have a, the same time decided "tha,
they prefer 20 remain in Territorial Gov
eminent" This is very much like saying
e. Christian because be refused u become
a cannihal therefore he preferred TO siarvc.
The doctrine Of the Democracy about the
people Of Kansas I. first to bril, them IL pos
sible, into an obnoxious measure; and then
if,hev fail. charge them with the shocking
inconsistency and deception Of not desiring
what they have honestly and during several
long years with the scverest struggles at
tempted 10 obtain. Should Mr.. Hastings,
dcclarc that in case he were elected be would
vote for the admission Of Kansas with such
a Constitution as the people might present.
D., would be a traitor To the principles and
measures Of bis party as laid down at their
lat, State Convention in this State. That
Convention passed the following Resolu'
iions.
"R.,olr,i. Tho 6nal adjustment, Of the
differences oCopiuion among the Democratic
mcmb,rs o., Congress in relation O. the adj
mission Of Kansas into the Union was pa
cisca,ion in which there was known no
North. no south. no East, no West, but q
lsppg ssromsai upon differences Of o?in-
ion in ,he .pir,, Of brotherhood and patriot
ism"
Thi. is Maine Democracy on the English
SVipll, and hri's.-Which sad % the pcople
OF Kansas, YOU shall have six millions Of
asr,s land u You will ,ote for The lccomp-
ton Constitution, making Kansas a Slave
state but Il you will not Do this, You
(now possessing 10000 inhabitant') shall
wal, till YOU have 10000 hcorc You can
comc into the Union" This i. the English
Bil. called "ils happy agr'onori,' by the
Maine Democracy and Mr.. Hastings. This
i. the last final adjustment Of the d,d,rrn.
g." OF the Democracy on slavery and II
Mr.. Hastings shoIli H. elected to Congress,
and should ever ~ there and vote for the
admission of Kansas Seiorc she has about
thrcc times her sentpoPulsiion he would
,iola,, tbs last final adjustment" Of tho
Harmonious Democracy, rupture this "hap.
~ agreement" and utterly annihilate "tbc
spiri, OF brotherhood aud patriotism" Of all
Democracy. And We venture 10 asser, with
an truth AMI sobcrncss, that Il he has the
audacity TO act IL. any other spirit or
agreement than that here deiIneatad, bow.
ever b.. may talk now. Lo will bc called a
Black Republican by those whom be now
iraicruit,s. and denounced by the Wash
iusion Union and Eastern Arsus-,hc organ
%! John Robbins mclium-as a renegade
and traitor. - IL mas DO looked upon as
ss,tlgI that Mr.. Hastings IL elected. must
carry out a, English Bill which will keep
Kans.., out ol the Union till size has three
times her present population.
Thi. question Of admittru; Kansas now
alter all her trial. i vital question. !, ].
a question whether free laborrrs shall have
"a right IN Emigrale to the Territories Of the
United Snte-. Democracy denies that
right. Republicanism asserts and defends
il. Let those who would secure the birth
right Il every FREEMAN, 81 every New Eng.
land citizen vote nr the Republican doc
trinc on ,hi. vital question, aud secure tie
election Of Gen. Perry.