Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-05

TIoN, HELD AT RALEIGH ON THE oONFG
MARCH, 1860. 'IH o
i, L Resooed, That we cordially approve and reaefrr
at Cincinnati in June, 1856 i'cl assem-
2 Resolced, That neither Congress nor Territori,
ture, whether by direct legislation legislation L
ana unrendiy character possesses thepower an
tne constitutional S rights Of any citizen of the Un Or
hold and enjoy the same while the territorial cond and
B. IeSotred That We regard the distribution f on re
lands their proceeds the enactment OF homese the p
other mode OF dsposing of the public domain viii s
RESOLVED, That the Threatening aspect of our c
owing to the rise of sectional and fanacal pa rtv
JeopardiZing not only the rights and interests IF e
the perpetuty of the Constitution and tho Union South
all national men in every section should togct5a
IN opposition to the aggressive and unprncpe as
known as the black Republican party. orsaaza
Of 1sOfeo Ihat the only hope of securing the requisite
success OF the Democratic party, and that all orau
or casting imputation upon the great conservata mat &
country is calculated to give aid comfort to thu @
the CONSTITUTION ana thereby gravey imperil the
g. Resolred, That while we make threat and t,r,.
menace, we solemny declare that the people of M Wv o
resist aggression upon their constitutional rights State
I. Resoired, That the recent invasion of the sol -,
State OF Virginia. by band of armed traitors was h our
party the triumph of that party wou ig be- eGk R
nued bloody raids OF like character upon all the 1
ent exasperang of alienation would alone y Inc Pie
fraterna feeling between the sections without wi y
s. ReSotred That the course Of our Democratic Po,
in the present Congress of the United States me
riot
those national Democrats from the non-slavehodng
have nOby cooperated and continue to coonera V
demands cordial and heartfelt recognition at 6r &
o. Resoged, That having the fullest confidence in
ism and ability of the national Democratic ConyHti lat
bic at Charleston the 23d of April next we b 10
ourselves TO give to the nominees OF that Conyenn @
and unWavering support 1911" " L'3Us
TO- ReSoIoed, That James Buchanan, President of t,.
States, deserves the thanks of the South and Of The %
Try for the bread constitutional policy which has
the course of his administration. '' c'erl. .
H. Res00sa That we are opposed to disturbing apvo
sectional compromises or our Constitution Ia
ana that we especially deprecate the introduction at
the Opposition party of North Carolina into our State
question OF constitutional amendment affecting the l9
WhGh our revenue Is raised believing be prematu @
NC dangerous and UNJUST at the time deem fb
OF the Legislature, when passing for RAISING ~ I
so TO ADJUST taxation as to bear equally practce
the limits of the Constitution, upon the various % within
classes OF property in all sections of the State
L fteSotCed That we anxious ditferer.
Of the State fostered and developed and that end
sucn AID should be given towards the FORWARDING t CO., Una
u the works OF internal improvement already begpn %
of such others may be deemed exe+ 20
,redlt OF the STATE and the of her citizens
without lnJurlously affecting the imposing t i~
BURDENS on the other 9 ~ oAellG
ReSotUed That the course of Gov. Ellis has been srh
confirm and increase the confidence reposed in him
lonor upon himself, and to promote the best Interests
ntlre state and that with the fullest confidence in M &
nj re election we again present to the people Of N
ma az the Democratic candidate for Governor IuIn ~
4LLIS, OF Rowan gentleman and a patriot a staas,
rled and never found wanting. mail Iu-