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seSn Ih0 DomOoE1f1GP Pl0tEOTEN.
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We. the Demecsacy of Minnesolas BY our Dele
sats. ~ Coaventien ssssastasd. ~ aftifn IN
sesoase- is .tass
Erst. -That ~ States e n IJn;on are ~
eFelgn nd eqsal; and Ne Rewsss not exprsssl
delegated 10 the Federal Govefnment are retairs,
by the peopls q the States.
~ y Second That the people of The Teri.orie
ass iuSalt Hnlisled to the undisufbed regulation q
i their heal aifsrs. ffee ftum inserycpt; 81 Con
gfsss Of BY any State, and sutisct only ~ ID,
Consultation ofihe DATED States that, On ,attain
in& the number Of lnhabtants equal 70 the ratio q
"a theiowef house Of Coagyess, sucf
people have the right % osgaaiSe State Govern.
slnntss and dAmssd admission ssts the ko4era
yalop and that, in the pvzasssllon IS such asasl
IoSefnments me reopte, ~ tno wiA q tne malor-
iy, fairly expressed at fis bsIlos- boz, have che
exclusive right 70 adoPe any Constitution whlct
) does not coadsst wnh y kepsohcaH iosm of gov
ment sas ass rsfsss1g gsss ias
Tnird.-Ths Democracy ef MianeaSta reiaes.
ate. and fully endorse The National Democratic
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sConsension st Cncslnasi, 10 1855, and further de-
clare that The iastitna,on 0f slavery, under The
Constitution Of the Unsted Saates, can only be-
come pertinent political question within the Htafe
or Territory where il is proposed to establish re-
tain, OF abolish It that the citizens Of such State
os Terrilesy respectively. I've sxclssise ju,isdic
tion Of the subject matter wRhin its own limits =;
and that, therefore: congress has no power 70 cs-
'aOl'sn g Protec. slavery from any o. the 1erIo-
mes u the unned osa'es II
Foarih-That any attempt TO reopen the AZ
rcaa Slave trade, = disgracefai 70 the age and
couniry and that the advocates Of this inhuman
traffic are enemies Of the government. and sordd
conspHaors against the peace, honor, dignity. and
existence % .ne ~. = n'on on sss. as s. B
Fyfh.-That Arnerican citizenship embraces
persons OF ull crees and nafiOnaiiiieS, who, under
the iawss acknowledge and nsns1ef allegiance to
The American goyernmeat and that the Demo-
cratic party recognize no distinction between such
citizens. whether native born or naturalized, but
guarantees TO all, alike, the same political rights al
home, and the same governmental protection
abroad And we further declare the amendments
TO the Constitution Of Massachusetts, placing adj
dtional restrictions upon the admission Of foreign
born adopted citizens TO the right OF suffrage. an
act Of the Republican party, and that we hold
them responsibe Tor Il. as an open ayowal Of Prin-
cipals which secretly and covertly held by that
party in Minnesota, and wherever that sectional
party exists which is manifested by the fact that
they have placed in nomination for the suffrages Of
the native and adopted citizens Of Minnesota. Jas,
H. Baker, for Secretary Of State, Gordon E. Cole,
for A,torne; General, and William Window. for
Represen,atiye IN Congress, three open and avow-
ed Know Nothinss sss5sls ys 4 34E
s;rn -,rh., III l,vs II. the IJr;ted States dnlx
enacted. should be obeyed ana respected. unles.