Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05
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Constitution respect for the Judicial authorities of the
nation, and strict compliance with the duties and obi
cations which devolve upon the citizens Of common
country Upon the subject of SLAVERY while it will
geek occasion for thrusng public attention it
will not shrink from its discussion whenever it shall be
brought prominently before the country and made the
theme Of public controversy but it viii treat local
institution the creature of local law and subject
exclusive supervision and control of the communities in
which exists The Times will resist every attempt and
will denounce every proposition to wage war upon ii from
without, to excite the fears, wound the PRIDE and
the resentment of those States which may be dis
posed obliged to permit its continued existence And
will also oppose every endeavor to extend it to regions
free from its influence to reopen the Siayetrade
with Africa, to impose the laws and the principles on
which rests upon other States, and to exact for
undue share Of influence and of power in the Councils OF
the Confederacy. will press upon all sections--npon
the South and upon the Northhe full discharge of al
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ton to promote their views and objects at the eN
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