, 1859-07-14
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Thc Pennsylvania " State Rights Denaocsa-
6, u they style themselves arc the nucleus
around which the Democratic opposition 10 |
the Buchanan administration is ma1shalIed- |
The rebellion broke out moro violently there
than any wlaesu else in tho Union, md las
heeu couducted with more sincerity rs to prin- |
ciples, and therefore with greater SUCCESS, in
tint Sta,e .!.an elsewhere. Failing to get hold
of The legitimate organization Of the party it's
3ssaers hsre aacptcd the straigat forward and
practical plaa Of uniting with the Republicans
to beat the common euemy at the ballot box.
lr. John ". FoFney and the Hon John Mck-
man arc recognized as the most Influential aud
at tie same time the most radical Of its mem.
bars NJ. Hickman's late. uttcrances decla'
ring the truths which formed the staple Of MI.
Lincoln's noble arguments last summer, aTe
etil1 fresh IN the public mind And as 70 good
thing cannot be said too oftont wo print TINT
portion Of 1is remarkable speech again. Said
N. Hickman:
"Let this truth be made proninent-tAdt Nert
u a. s&efnal aatdg0nissa kt4UAen freedom 1nd
sEasar. Tho constitution Of the human mind
and the human heart makes it inevitable; and
z44 o.< or Ie sf&>- nsnst ertatsauy gaia 'tAe
nsc<ndaay. The struggle between them, but
just began, IL uowgoing On in orr midst, and he
Is but superficial observer who docs not dis
Eorer it. We hare acted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tcotly. For long, long Year,, We have defended
the chartered rights Of our Southern brethren
We hare evcn conceded their cxnctions; we
hsye given them sll the advantages springing
A10%$
icy 10 suit their notions Of interest; untl hav.
sng grown fat, they demanded Us preruEative
wllAt We granted NJ 4 favor, and having found
President without affections, \ sworn officer
not 4fraid Of perjury, willing to back their pre-
1ensioo<, ther would now treat US ns comu'ou
enemy. and brand our names with indelib!e In
fanny. They have done morc-shey hare gone
further they bare conc amongst u.s. and brib.
cd cupiday with gold, ambition with promotion,
and vanity with temporary copse ucnce, 10 do
violence to Justice. Longer forbcarancv mot
only ceases TO he v,rtuous hut it becomes COW
ard!y md base. The North llas rights, long in
nbeyxooe truly, yet not Lost We sill save them
BY WALL, and tire, mud blood, if needs be. we
will AAvc them"
The Philadelphia Press Of The 1lth inst.
brings us another significant document, bcing
an Address to the People Of Pennsylvania
from "John n. Forney, Chairman Democratic
st.+a p;oA.. oo,,,,;.+sou rho ,dd,ouu r,n,,,.
pies naa1]y four columns in tic rfes1, md is
devoted to an argument Of the issues lefue
the people as between the State Rights Demo-
crucy and the Administration Democracy--bot1,
assuming to date from tic Cincinaah Platform,
of 1856. We hare ouly to do with TINT por~
ton Of Mr. Foruey's argument Which, VIC con-
os''e' sn'o'.'.aes -" a4'a'Ne w wv p'''' ~
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"unu na'o ~. A's'eA ~ ''1'1'1 S0e'1 :" '-'e''
pon."za "c''on'
NJ fo.D'' e'pe'' upon ~ ea''ilA''o4 y, y
u'e 'oao"4ng pAias'Alu !" '''' "o''.ss u ''''
administration e~''DAN''so ~ ''' e'''''' =
t.e o'.s"'
III, Tc.";.e. lpe,ualas K.asas I'D Ne,r..Ss aesinf
ss1t ~ .ae a.y 4. ss.1 ~ y :si'r III S... sa
I'D T. sdltted a.a ss Gnaa upoa tsfs Il r<1e sqaa!
-a n< o11 s:'.:~4,.. 4''esy" @s" a..
marked difference between tho revolutionary
cnof'a Of the nrss s4usttets IN new !esT1sors
duclion Of s3axe nronri4y INTO 1he Terr1tory. i,
the Incorporate agency ot Territorial Legisla
t., ~oa s.s - ~ ..,,e ~
Territory In The formation Of 1 State Constitu
tlon, VIII Or without domestic slavery. ns thc.
Of eaeh and every Stste. bejpr il ali respect
equal with each other under the Constitution Z
se .neis r sal!oo. Anus .! E."!'c'9 m'.1 .u:4'
~rotaetaJ i'S ~. cnnst;tui;on or H.. 1{,';,.;
Ststss nna -. i,rsd S.n,, Sac;s;on
~.
Agalnst tnas rendering oi the Clacfnnata f1a1
form. which VIC Judge to be tic correct M
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ioks'e"a """' "3' F"faes 'll'oS<'3 "1i' o'4e''"
ans letter Of acceptance, and tic speeches (
eoo~o.,- c,,h nj, c,,n.1,ox f,x. ;1,.,;,,,r,,, :;
oee'oS'' So"p ai'o ol'eaAci VII "eo'
Pcunsylvnnin prior TO the election ot l65'
0ur exn,anation of t1.e inconsistency would I
thls that tho Cinclnnasa Convention inseFf
the plraso "wllcuerer the humber Of their il
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1a@'1&aae7 jusaaea IL Will the'F eyes VIC
open, but both they and Messrs. Buchana
'0 *t'o VIA '''o$e''' ~ "'seo' I" 'eA'4'
o.aet " ~ put wrong conS'' nc''on ol''
~ unua "1't 'ne e''cton. 1IaS course VI
particularly 1ooic4ous IL ne eIa1e u fennss
@ 4u0"s .4@' tA'e. 4At' fo'ney perceive
s"o 'o4 '' -. 'e1A'olnas W AA' o'uu' siae
'1"o wa A''' 's1"' .'ous "''' ~ " -
w. ~ ''''''':a ~ '"e ''o'' 'e'''1''
h'' " A'e&aHs ~ to D4'a o>"'. uee'e'o
W.. ".''n 10 e''s "'s '''' al'oa IL 1,s WEI
urot. nd sso H. h hs "eh s,eh, 's and "1"an .'
entirr Democratic party stood equsrc1y mil.
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