Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-21
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ton Of The party, to which Mr. D;ckinroo bas hss.
tosar. bsaoc..a h,s :. 49,. ~, 1900 =,
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slavery. HE snti-W WOOD Ceovsnssoa Ms Addressed
at length amid much enthusiasm, BY N. Dickinson
and othcn ....'T' sl.t.
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sed oy the regular or anti Wooo Co"vs"sso":
Rssoleed. That tho Administrator d James
Buchanan. elected 1t eFiss IN which no& oaly he
traditional principles a Democratic Govesnmeot
but the integrity Of the Union ITSELF were threaten.
ed BY powerful sectional combinations has justified
by its action and BY the wisdom odd patriotism
policy, the choice Of the Democracy and the verdict
OF the nation
Resolred, That We approve and reitesate the ps,n-
cples laid down in the Cincinnati platform - the
true creed Of the Democratic PARTY, and that wc
deny the right Of any power except the Democracy
Of the nation in convention sssenEled to add to
abridge this creed Of the party. This creed 80 Ear
leaves such questions belong to the Courts 10 th
construction Of the judiciary, and Conercss on that
subject he's no power, tkc Democracy Selnrliae tho
interference Of that body to exclude the South fom
participating in the Territories and the proposition
for Congressional slave CODE equally rrpasnan'
to the spirit Of Constitution and nncaed Cor by any
consideration Of public cxpediency.
Rssoleed, That when by the act of naturalization
the subject Of foreign State becomes citizen II
the Republic and throws OF all political duties With
the allegiance he has discaimed he becomes entitled
to al :he PRIVILEGES Of citiscnshp shonh have the
protection Of our flag abroad equally with the native
. Sotn cat.en, ana AZ nome ENJOY e9naI nsnss; an"
the service Of snv snch citizen ~ an to
be resisted BY our Government: and that We regard
the course Of the Republican Party and its Repre-
semtatVes IN Massachusetts IN excluding INC nasa'
event .sr n.,r n-nh.,;"ns mi ,r;s,. =" s...s,.,,
to the spirit Of our institutions and Of the age In
which VIC live:
h1ooted, Inat as 10 the caInmny pS, iorsn ssa'ns'
Wv" wv ."..".," s ~ ".s''".';.-
Of the African Slave trade we poni the p+opIc to
sufficient refatation in the vote Of the Demo- ratio
members o. Congress Ncrsn ana Soo.n "Pos Y"
and - The o.hsr os n,,hI. ,.c,,.n,
that SHOW that the Democ,acv Of the South as well
as Of the North, are opposed to .. policy 80 dsas-
tro.ls and ind"fensihle
tim 81 W. "s s ."S -, s.a ~. "s;'..
the sections Of this Union an .;n.rr,.s;I. cuoiS4
which can only terminate in the absolute DONNA.
ton OF one and the snejacaton 81 The Other 6y thc
S.PP,essa s .: ,ts aomss.c "s.to.o"S s"o ~ %
iutonarv threats ,;eed not ONLY A. ,hc Conssn,;on
and the Union Of these States. but at Republican
institutions everywhere which should call iosr'hs'
s p..f W masses On al inc S'a'es !" ONO eo''"
m. co.. $780,; "a, ...;,
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| u tOoS OOOy Werc SUu tUoS Nup
vention contained large majority OF the deSesates
Their resolutions breathe the right spirit; and n
addition to oil this, Daniel s. Dickinson acted viii
this Convention and rebuked in strong terms Oh
violent conduct Of Wood and his coniederaiea W
do not fear that the South will receive injury ut III
hands Of any organization with which Mr. Diekia
son acts
The Convention appointed State and District de-
egates to the Charleston Convention and inxtrucsc
their delegates to cast the vote Of the State a. uni
At Charleston The delegates for the State at hrz
ara Dean Richmond Augustus Schell Js,se Y. Yov
Ter. and Delos De Wolf The New York Nsyal
euesses at the preferences of the delegates as follow,
Dickinson &c, Douglas 81, Seymour q. Guthrie
Wise T. Hunter /, Cobb ], Holt !, Buchanan 9, o,
L az eonrse this n all oves-rorL II Il not pro,
able FIR ex,mp,c that M Guthr;. h, NOR. f,;.ot
1 in N.v York than Gov s.vmou,
: New York has been sborn Of her mower in form,
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