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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
NeW A0OrrtiseMrrtG.
IN LIQUIDATION.
Selling orr at Prime COST.
TNHE undersigned will offer for sale ~, Prime
Cost" their Large, Varied and Ex.-rs.,e
Stock of
FANCY and DOMESTIC DRY GOOuS
CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES. HATS
x CAPS, HARDWARE &
SADDLERY

DAAohPs ia -
< CAPS, HARDWARE &
SADDLERY,.
from this date, until the lst day of January next
when the balance then Oh hand, will be closed
out al auction.
The present. offers A Rare Chance for buy
es TO procure their Fall aud Winter SuppIr,
al extremely low prices.
The Stock is very complete anu consist, in
pat OF The following athletes:
Fancy, Staple, House Furnishing and
Plantation Dry Goods.
Rich Dress Goods, Of the new STYLES.
Embroideries, OF all descriptions.
Silk, Cotton and WOODEN Hosiery, all
sizes.
Gents, Ladies' and Childrcu'b six
and Mcrino Vests.
silk aud Cloth Barnous AM Cly.hs.
for Ladies' and Children.
CashimercS, Ncrinos, DelaiHcs, O.! tic
best makes.
Black and Colored silks, all colors
and new styles.
Irish and French Popiins, very hand
some.
Plain & Embroidered Engl. Dareges.
GrcZclles, plain and embroidered.
Poll dc Chevre, very handsome
figured and plain.
Valencia and Cashmere Plaids.
Very beautiful styles Chints Cash.
mcres.
French, English & American Prints.
Stirling, Linens, Il Linen Shectings.
Table Danaak, all widths, at all prices.
Linen Towels and TUwelings, Vi e.
cry description.
White and Colorcd Dolets.
Large assortment Of Cassimeres, Sat
NETS, Jeans Ind Cottonades.
French Cloth, Black and Colored.
Large invoice of Plantation and Fam
lily Blankets, at very low figures.
Plain and Plaid JaconetS ~ Cambrics.
Swiss Null and Nainsook Muslin.
Plaid and Figured Bobbinets and
Wash. Blond.
Thread aud Valencicnncs Edging and
Incertion.
Swiss & Jaconet Bands x Flouncing.
Silk, Wooden, Buck and hid Gloves.
Shirt Busoms, very cheap
Checks, Denims, Kcrseys, Linseys
and Lowells.
Ky. Jeans and Marlborough PlaidS.
Brown and White Sheetings and
ShIrtings, hickory stripe.
Valenciennes Sets, Collar u Sleeves.
Swiss and JacOnet do Do.
Black Alpaccas, Bobbazine 4 Tamies.
Flannels, figured IL plain-alL cOIors
and prices.
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TIE EEEGTEO.ES!
The Black Republicans Victorious!
lFrom tine \. o. Delua.

New Nokg, October iO.-The election
returns thus far received Indicate "a
very general success Of tie Black Re-
puhIicans III the States Of Indiana, Ohio
and Pennsylvania. The majority Of
Curtin, the Black Republican candidate
for Governor in Pennsy ~Ivani., is vari-
oUsly estimstcd at from ten 10 twenty
five thousand votes.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

CHEAP GoOns--To those who want
cheap. goods We would refer to the adv yrtise.
mrnt of Ross 4 GALLAGHER, who are selling
of their splendid stock Of new goods at cost
prices. No such opportunity will likely soon
again occur to get such barg aims as may now
be bad.
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A ietter to the Delta SAYS:

ILo~ ". l.. IANCEY coNING 70 BATON
EoJGE !-TwENTY-THIRD OF OcroBEg,-.A
letter t. the Chairman OF the Commit
tea "a lHvitatiou for the Breckenridge
Club Of this city, from Hon. w. L. Yam
vcy. dated October "a, brings us the
g.aiiiying intelligence that this great
Champion of Constitutional Democracy
Will bc with us on or about the 23d inst.
Mr.. Iaucey has all appointment at
81. Louis, which, if he is able to fill {and
he writes That he expects 10 ill it, will
induce him 10 speak here before meeting
his engagement in New Orleans. Should
hr, however, fail in his II. Lpuis APP
ppiutIncnt, and visit New Orleans first,
he will ice with US on Saturday, the 9th.
\ few days will enable us 10 ascertain
mis- movements and intentions, and
ample time will be allowed the people
to give him such an audience as never
before assembled at the capital o. Louis,
lana.
We trust orr contemporaries in sun
rounding parishes will copy this notice,
and give to dreir people "a cordial invi-
tation to attend. Let us honor the great
Southern Statesman with Il turnout
worthy his fame as an orator and gen
lcman.-1dcooqle.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

e5g- We are again forced this week to leave
out several columns Of advertisements and
reading matter. But having once more our
usual force and usual health, we trust that in
future there will de no interruption to the re-
gular issue Of our supplement, till tuch time
as we can enlarge our paper, which we sin
cerely hope is not far distant.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
Pennsylvania State Elcrtion.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IOth.-The State
election in the State of Pennsylvania
yesterday resulted in the success Of the
Black Republican State ticket by some
twenty thousand majority. The returns
show q probable gain oflvc Democratic
members of Congress.
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Neur ADVERTISEMENTS.
Breckenridge and Lane Club
OF BAYOU GOCLA.

T. This Club will nleet on SATURDAY
NEXT, the Doth inst. at the BueRa Vista Hotel.
Hons. p. D. HARDY and 4. TALBOT, and
VI. A. ESTEVAN, Esq, will address the people
in English and French. Come one-coinr all
By order Of the Presldeni. Col. L G.N. BUTLER.
ocI3 E.sCALLERY. Spc'v.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

1.-THE Constitution and the Eqn,bty of tb. State.
These are symbols Of everlasting union. Let these Ice the
itine cries Of the people" u. c. Brr kinridss
"in'toad Of breaking up the Un on, We intend IN
strengthen aud To ienFthen it, q. C.. Brcckinrids.
I'VE know uo section a. distinct from the other. We
Know the Consultation and the States under n. and tb,tr
rights rs guaranteed under that Instrument
Joseph Lane.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

MAKING SUGAR.--The weather is at
present beautiful-cool enough for blankets
at night and fires in the morning. The majo,
rity Of our planters are now, or will be 10 a
day or two, busy making sugar.
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Va ARHEEE,

At the residence of J. D.. Hamilton Esq, on
"Wednesday the 81 inst by Ia" Rev fran els G..
FaIlof, DIR. W. JENKINS, aud Mrs. L. VI.
HADEN, all of this PAriSh.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
Florida Election Returns.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct. l0.-Thc Brock
nudge candidate for Governor OF Flor
ida has been elected by alarse majority.
The Breckenridge Democratic caudi-
date for Congress has carried the State
by u majority Of about $4,000 votes.
FLORIDA ELEcr.oS.-1hc Pensacola o.
s,rrsr, of the 9th, says
We are indebted to u friend for the
following statement OF the result in San
Ia Rosa Hopkins, 3l9; Allen, 1876;
Chain 30S; WilkersOn, 349; Milton $50;
Hilton, 2ji; Miller 2j6; Peters, 10;
Crow, &c.
the Democracy of Santa Rosa, al
though nos successful, las done uobly.
Thc Opposition majorities heretofore
have usually ranged from 100 to 2J0.
4 dispatch mas been received in this
city tJ The rncct that Leon and Madison
counties have gone Democratic ty CON
siderable majoritics.
The entire Democratic ticket elected
in jackson, and 81 majority for Milton
aud Hilton. Washington, we learn, has
gone for the Democratic candidates by
4 leo majority. Fcrnandiua in the Hast
rave 100 majority for the Democracy.
The Democratic State ticket is doubt
less elected 10y not less than q thousand
majority, and the Legislature decidedly
Democratic.
4 ietter to the Delta says:
Put this State down for 1900 to 1000
majority for Breckenridge and Lane
Florida Gends greeting - Georgia.
The Democracy have swept the State.
G)overnor, Congressman, and members
Of lie Legislature, oil Democratic.
Mississippi has gone for cur ticket
by an immense majority.
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HoN's. Is. B. SHINES AND 7 i Sc

HoN's. Is. b. SHINES AMI Y. J.. SEMMEs.
Owing to iudisposi,ion perhaps, and the I'M
usual quantity Of work thrown upon our
hands, we forgot among other things to notice
the appointment Of the former gentleman, our
%eiectOr, tC address the people here last Mon.
day, though we had pre- Viously announced the
days he was to address the people at Brusle
Landing, this place and Bayou Goula. More.
over, we understood it would be suggested to
Mr.. SHINES to postpone bis speech to the
day of the barbecue, as it Was but two days
longer. But ~ some great oversight OF neg
Iect, or accident, not in our power to explain,
invitations TO the Barbecue did rot reach eli.
Their Of the above gentlemen, and so the pubs
lie were sadly disappointed in not hearing
their addresses.
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The Election i'm 6Owa.

BuRLINGToS, Ia, Oct. l0.-Scattering
rcturns make it probable that ,his STATE
too, went BLACK Republican III lis cleo
ton vr.tcrltaN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

CUTLERY-A new and beautiful as
~ sor tmenl Of Pen Knives Just received an
Tor sale lowby X. A. kEAkNi
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

DSSix out of the seven Democratic
papers in Connecticut arc for Breckin-
ridge.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
Fall and Winter Clothing and
Gents Fnrnisnims Goods.

Black Cloth Frock Coats of every grade.
Supcrfnc Black Cloth Dress Coats.
do. Black and ColOred Cashmere
Sacks and Business Coats.
Reversible Cashmere Business Sacs.
Black ard colorcd Union Caasiucge
P~aletots, Sacs and Business Goats.
Black aud colorcd S~tinet Ialctots
and: Secs.
S'uperaine colorcd Cashmere Pants.
do Black DucSkin Go
Black and cclorcd Union Cas-. do
po do Sat!net Go
SupeIfnc SILK Velvet Vests.
do Black aud Fancy Silk Vests
do Black Dcesk!n y Satin do
Colored and Black Union Cas-. Vests,
single and double breasted.
Overcoats, llighlandcfs aud Cloaks.
Blanket Coats, Flushing andPilot Cloth
Coats, Monkey and Harvey Jackets.
And a general assortment Of Low prices and
medium quality Clothing Also a grea, variety
of Furnishing Goods, such as Printed Puff Bosom
Shirts, White and colored Sh ris, French and
American Flannel Shirts and Drawers, Merino
Drawers and Uudr rshiris. light aud heavy tex
ture: Coitol and Wooden Socks, NecAueS, Stocks
Scarts, elc. etc.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
TO TEE. PUBLIC.
Fail and Winter Good,

I have been opening during the past week my
.nn,p'ata et,.G- Of
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
Youth>' and Boys Clothing.

We have Just opened au assortment OF Youths
and Boys Winter Coats, Jackets, OvercodIs,
Panialcons, Vests, nc. &c.
Our stock OF Mems, Boys. Ladies', Misses
and Children's Boots, Shoes and Caters Is very
large and comprises every style, known to tie
trade OF the best material and finish.
Meas, Boys and ChiIdrens Hats,
and Caps
in a great variety.
Hardware and Cutlery, Guns
and SadIery Department.,
a full assortment.
ROSS d GALLAGHER,
North side of Main ST., between Bank Il I.eve. ats.
p. S. We will sell lie responsible parties
Goods payable the LIST day of January next.
Plaquemine, Oct. 18th, 1850.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

Stand Up in thy Manhood.
Stand up in thy manhood,
, AMI sell not thy heart.
Where truth is endangered.
Oh. there take a part;
Shrink not from Thy duty,
But press boldly on,
'T,ll Justice has sriomphed
" And victory 10 won.
Stand up in thy manhood.
And brave the dark storm,
Let principles triumph,
Thy virtues make known;
Though friends all forsske thee,
Adversely lower,
The future hath brightness
For Iife's darkes. hour.
Stand up in Thy manhood,
Be bold and be free.
Stand up In Thy manhood.
Wherever thou be;
Be firm and unshaker,
Oil battle for life,
Go forth in he conquest,
Be frst in the strife.
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We find the following in the New York
Tribune. We copy Il for the especial bene.
ct Of such people % do not call themselves
Republicans but have an idea Of voting fol
Lincoln:
PoLIrrcAL. colored Republicans Of
Williamsburg held . mass meeting yester.
day afternoon. on the corner o: Broadway
and Eleventh street. Eastern Division. AZ.
Ter raising . very high pole, and stretcb hing
a Lincoln banner across the street, they
were entertained with speeches BY some Of
their leaders, among whom the Rev. w. J.
Hodges was prominent.
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"Ohl isn't He ! Darline..

In addition to The vote Of Mr. Lincoln fof
the resolutions OF Geo. Ashmsn. offered IL
Congress during the Mexican war. which de-
clsred that war wrong, unjust and uneonssi.
tutionaI. Harper's Weekly, In . biography
Of that individusI, says that Old Abe toled
against bill granting one hundred and six-
~ acres Of land to each Of the volunteers
who served In Il! He thus sought 10 visit
his wrath upon the patriotic men. young and
old. who .; the call Of their country marched
to the battle field. This act vac worthy Of
. tory Of the American RevoIuticn. 10 Lin
coins brief public life be never did pstd-
olc act. Talk about such mss bsine one
Of the people. Il y nonsense. aad worse
than that He hates the people. end bic
public sets sIl prove Il. s0hs isfSs be
dsrlingT- 6tsissnsns
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BURR AND BEEcKfNEIDGE. The follow
ing, from the pen Of the editor OF the Louis
willie Democrat, is one Of the most interesiin,
and remarkable pieces which the campaign
has produced. How well conceived! How
admirably expressed! How terrible IN,
s,ingi
"A PARALL.L.-In The earliest times o.
our government there lived . man whose "a
ents were vf the first rder, whose manners
were exceedingly captivating. and whose ear.
Iy life was one OF continual triumph. A
pet OF the people. nothing that he could ask
was refused, and honors seemed 10 await
him on al sides. In military, legal and po.
liiical achievements be had no equal. Hon.
ors gathered upon him amost like magic
and at very early age be was made the next
highest officer in the Government This
was his eliminating point. One step more
and he would have been the first man BY
position in the nation. But time moved too
slowly for him. Another confedersey SEEM
ed possible, and one bold move would place
him supreme over Il.
In later times there lives man, and oil
can draw the parallel"
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0.y The following is tclcgrsphe from
Washington to The Cincinnati Enquirer:
his now confidently asserted that Breck
inridge has written to several old confden-
tiaI friends. in whose Hde;iIy and judgement
he can safely rely, % meet him and consult
upon the means u be used 10 bring about o
reconciliation between The iwn divisions Of
che Democratic party. the conference 70 be
held after the elections Of August. You
may rest assured that cerlain overlures will
be made TO the regular Democracy, ia order
10 bring about what will be termed harmony
The Democracy, however, will entertain
nothing that viii squint toward recognizing
the disunion or seeding Convention as .
body with whom they will treat. Ia order
70 drive the Democracy to terms. Bright,
Slideli. g. Co. have determined to run an
electoral tickets ia every Northern State
where they can raise sufficient numbers 10
act g electors. This sis the darling prcjec,
Of Bright, who il the most anxious man 10
the country to bring about reconciliation.
lie first intends 10 parade his forces, and
then stipulals for conditions 10 have them
Withdrawn.
Bright arranged with Republican leaders
10 Indians, before the adjournment. 10 have
their sssistsaee in getting up demonstrations
10 Indians. In the event Of failure In this
project he swore 10 the most violent terms
before leaving here. that he would obtain
votes enough In his State to defeat Douglss'
y they cost him twenty dollars per vo,e.-
ne will, 10 my opinion. find the people Of
iadisna not quite 90 purchsseablc as he may
imagine. Keep the Indiana Democracy
ws'' Posted . 20 the desperate schemes d
ihls most unscrupuIoos Adminisuatio ~
when Old Buck took leave Of Bright, he
SAD; "Senstor Bright, will look with great
anxiety % your n'ovemsn,s in Indiana
much depends upon you and your ireipds
'nsss. Keep me posted % 10 your desires
and command me a sil ,imes." "Mr. Pres
idsns, ! have staked my political lie on %.
iea'ing that - Douaiss.r
old Buck 10 much troubled for fear thai
Drsckiasidgs may withdraw: He urges
friends from different quarters 10 write ID.
wee Psesidsst, and rgivs encouraging &C.
counts a. 70 bic popularity end pros psc,s.--
hHk the pssdIctioO, that ekinridgs vii
% somethins 10 sehevs hinssIf from hi,
p'sssus uocomsosssbis poshios. Nm
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, can never be reconciled until you recur 10 the
doctrine that Congress shall not interfere
with the domestic institutions OF the people
anywhere. Enthusiastic applause. ]
\ For the last few years the whole time Of
Congress hes been employed in the discus
sion Of the slavery question, to the exclu-
sion Of the important business affecting II e
whole country. voices-"That's so.''
"Thars good."] Whenever you ask your
representatives why they did not revise the
revenue system, in order 10 defray the ex-
penses Of the government without borrow
ing twenty millions Of dollars year, they
tell you they had not time. [Lauehter.l-
The whole time was occupied in the discus
sion Of slavery, and there was no time to
raise money TO pay your honest debts
["Good. good" and applause When you
asked your representatives why 1t 10 that
the mail system has net been reformed and
carried on with vigor throughout the country,
you are told that The bill was lost for want
of time. Laughter When you asked
your representatives. why il was that the
Pacific Railroad had not been made, you
we're told BY them that there was no time.
because the slavery question absorbed lha
entire session Of Oougress. When you ask
why il is that you have no overland mail
route to the Pacific, and no steam lines,
you are told that the slavery question
occupies the whole session, and the bills
were lost for want Of time. Renewed
laughter. Thus you find that all the great
measures which sffe Ct the commercial inter-
est, the shipping interests, the manufactur-
ing interest the industrial interests Of the
couulry, have been lost for want Of time
| Laughter and applause, and cries OF &c ood'
My fellow-citizens. there never will be
time 10 perform the duties fer which the gov
ernment was made unless you Danish forever
the slavery question from the halls Of Con-
gress, and remand il to the people of each
State and Territory. according 10 the plat.
form Of the Demccra party. Prolonged
and voeiferous cheerng.l This principle Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uy tne y euerhi Oovernment
and popular sovereignty in the State and
Territories is not peculiar 70 the Democratic
party. II was affirmed in the Compromise
measures Of 1850; il was affirmed in the
Wing platform Of 1862, as we'll ss in that
Of The Democrats; il vas affirmed by all ma
tional men in those days, and should be sus-
tanned by all national, conserv ative. Union
loving men in the present day. Loud ap.
pIause.
My iellow.citizens, I return to you my pro-
found scknow dgments for the Kindness
which has assembled you together, and for
the respectful attention with which this vast
assemblage has listened 70 my desultory re-
marks-[ loud cries Of Go on go on. land
again renewing TO you my thanks, I beg to-
take my leave OF you, bidding you a good
night. Loud aud long continued cheering il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

Within the last few day., 1t has be-
come evident that the Douglas wing Of The
Democracy have plucked up courage, snt
that their confidence has wonderfully in.
creased. This is more particularly al the
South. When the disruption at Baltimore
first arrived, there seemed 10 be prospect
Of general stampede among the Douglas.
ties in the South, and we expected that 10 .
short time they would "cave ia" and give
up the ghost. Instead OF that, they adhere
10 ther cause with tenaciiy worthy Of ali
admiration. and We confess ourselves sur.
prised atthe formidable appearance they now
present in nearly every Southern State
N. O. Crescent.
Yes. and the Douglas cause will grow
more and more formidable every hour. while
that Of the Boilers will grow weaker and
weaker. Boilers always fail. The seed.
of death are in them from the beginning -
Time is sire 10 bring forth the fruits Of
death Not only have they weakness whicl
always attaches to Boilers, but they have
founded their hopes upon naked humbug. -
Congressional protection 10 slavery in thu
Territories Is not only farce, but Il 10 /
heresy fatal 10 Southern rights and safety
Every STAKEHOLDER should fight 10 the destI
against Congressional Interference with sls
very, pro or con. Under any circumstance
and any Pretfxt. They think the Southerr
people are fools enough to take their nos
tfums.--Ga Confederation
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Judge l. Q DeBruler is the Republican
candidate for Congress In this District. He
will think Law meel when the election y
over. When Judge Law gets after him be
will see more stars than votes. DeBrulsr
will soon be beat into immortality Prince
ton Indianisn. a.
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DR.. Robacks scandinavian Blood pilli
and Blood Purifier.

"The blood is the Iise." says Scripture; 90
says Science also. ExpeI corruption from
the blood and no disease can exist Ia the
system. Ny Blood Pills and Pari6er per-
form their task effectuaIIy. They sss pow
erful vegetable detergenss, and cure all
forms Of disease, which arise from impure
blood, simply because they remove the CON.
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Ions cures Of scrofuIa. erup,ions. tumors.
dyspePss liver complaints. rheumstism.
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For the Jasper Courier.
To Miss p.

To Miss p.
When days and years are gone,
Then one lingering thought
vii, thou fling back on me,
Whose friendship thou hast bought
May flowers strew thy path,
And peace thy steps attend,
In all thy social joys
Mayst thou fnd q friend.
Oh. think not l am false
Though others should scofn this
ask renown Of none,
For that would be amiss.
bid you now fatewelI-
How lone, how dfeas The word,
May love between Us dwell,
And sweetest thoughts afford.
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NO. 10


Resolved. That we, the Democracy Of
the Union, in Convention assembled. do
hereby declare our sfFirmatoh Of .he RIO
lutions Unanimously adopted and declared 40
. platform OF principles BY the Democratic
Convention At CincInnaii. in the year 1859,
believing that Demoefstic principles are
interchangeable Ia their nature when applied
TO the same subject-mattef.f A efNcgW
Resolved, That Il 10 The duty OF the
United States to afford ample and complete
lprottction to all the citizens, whether q
home OF abroad, and whether attire o. foss
Ieign born.
Resolved. That one Of the necessities OF
the sge In military, tcfiimsrcisl, snd pos
Ital point Of view. is speedy conimun.cstioii
between the Atlantic and Pacific States, snd
the Democratic party pledge such cons,itu.
,ional power Of the Government - will in.
sure the construction OF . railroad to the
Pacific coast At the earliest practicable PEI
Rod
Resolved, That the Democratic party are
~ favor Of the acquisition Of Cuba on such
terms as shall be honorable 10 ourselves
and iust 10 Spain.
Resolved. That the ensc,ments or State
Legislatures 70 defeat the faithful execution
Of the Fugitive Slave law, are hostile Id
character, and subversive to the Constisus
ton. and revolutionary in their effects.
Resolved, That IL 10 In accordance with
the Cincinnati Platform, ,hst during the ex.
is,ence Of Territorial Governments, the
measure Of restriction, whatever il may be.
imposed By the Federal Constilutiop on tho
power Of tie Territorial Legislature over
the subject Of the domestic relations. as the
same has been or shall hereafter be finally
determined by the Supreme Court Of the UNI
ted States, should Be respected BY I'll good
citizens, ard enforced with promptness and
fidelity by every branch Of the General Gov
|ernment.