The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-04
REPUBLICAN, SavsoSaI eLATsssN,

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AADsrA q Coseaxs. May 15th. 1850.
n~nas,S. nat - the dsaessaed repre-sasasivss
a ne Re,usean electors Of tle Caiied States, IN
cnvenssA assembled in dischaFse o: the sasy vso~s
10 our constituents and our ccuntry. unite IN the
feiiesinS Declarations:
4. Nat the history Of the ns.s during The last
four years. has fully established the pfapriety AID
necessity q TIE srsnx4 and pepetHatin of The
Rspaelican party and that the causes shisn called II
into exisenes permanent in Ihsir nature And now
more han e~s- bsfere denasa is peaceful and
. con>situsisnal triumph.
2 ma. the maintenance OF the rrfsc5Piss emil
raies in the Declaration q lsl~peHieoce s eEi5iei
IN the Yeserai Cu,s. Tat all Esn cseated
equals hat ihey are essssed sy their .Fssi1r al
certain iasieosbse rishtsi that aoz these are iife
liberty and pursuit. happiness. that 10 .ecare
ske-e rgb,s governments in.tfE ed anJng men,
ceEirnx their just powers froin the eus-ens II tie
gsverne.'t-ss essential The prw-e vxion u our
Republican ass.iaeie and that the feerai Coosi-
tutin the Rights . the States AID tie tE.9a Of the
states must ard shall be preserved
Taa. 10 the Uai,u Of the States this nati n owes
il. snpreSedsa eli rea ia passio lis surprising
development teri Il resources lis rapid
sbrvsd and We hold IN sbhgrrenee all schemes for
p.sunion cu,ne .ro-, whatever they may. And
~e csnsrstulate the country that no Republican
member .: Congress La. uttered eouaiensnced the
,hreats o: Disasien 20 vtTen unsde by pearscratc
.aeulSers without reouke and with Aprlsu,e from
their political sssocisfes; and 9enosnce th,se
threats Of disuaion. In q p puar overthrow
their ascendaney as DENYING the vital principles Of
free government and ~ wal Of e',utefEpalei
treason which imperative duty ind
People to sseEEy reauke and forever silence.
That the maintenance invols'e u the right. Q:
the States and especially the right Of each State ~
order and control Its own d,meste Institution,
according to ui-geni excessively il esseIial
that balance Of power. which The perIe.tlun aud
denouEce the iaw!ess inv, by artaei force OF The
soil ., any stare Territ,fy ns matte under what
pretext : among the grasesi Of crimes
s, That the preseut Dcrnscratie Adlnn Straris n
has far exceeded our worst approximations, in it,
measufeess sub,erviency lO the exictt Ii,nal
interest, especially esinced ia de,pe aDe
exeriions 10 force the infamous LcoIpin CasstI
upon the protesting peDpie Of ksnsss; c,usiruGg
line personal relation between master sni vsut
to involve unq ,aliiet property in perso,s; in its
through the intervention o, Cougtess AID Of the
Federal Courts o. the pretentitns of purely
local est; and IN its GeaeraI and tnvarying
abuse Of the power entrusted to 1t by a cundding
people.
6. That the people justly view with shrm the
reckless extravaganza which pervaies deIi
Of the Federal Government; that rein rigid
economy and accountability is indispensable to
I
favored partisans; while the recen' startling deve-
opnIeDts of franis aud corruptipns at the FEDERAL
metropolis show that entire change Of admlssrs-
tim i, imperatively demanded.
7. That the dogma that the Constitution OF its
own force carries Slavery into auy OF AL o: the
Territories Of The United States dangerous piii-al
heresy, variance with the exptic, provisions hat
instrument itself, with cOteuFoganeuuS exposition,
and with legislative and judicial precedeui is evoIW-
tionary in its tetden> and ubyersiye Of the peace
and ha rulony Of the couttry.
S. That the NAL e,ndityn Of ali Tue Territory Of
the United Sta'e> that Of ireesltm That a. our
Republ can fathers when they hal sb shed saverv
in all uatioHsl Territory orlane that noIers N
sh uid be deprived Of lite. or property wrh.t due
process Of law it necuncs uur lugy b. legiiiat!un
whenever such legislation ncye -a.y to nuIntaln
this provision the CONSTITUTE n aGaln~t a riempts
to violate ii ami deny the ,ritv C.ug ess
of territorial lesI>ls,u OF any fndtvll, : /,
give legal exi-ten to slave ay T-.tItoy u the
United States.
9. That we brand he recent peGi,s OF the
Atriean Slave 7 adc under The Cover uati.tal
tag aided bS perver>0ns OF jHdtia pswcs a. crime
against humanity and banning sha ne 10 u c,uu,fS
! and axe; and we call upon utse-s 40 AXE psvmpt
aud Efficient tor the total aud nai supp e,sIun
of that exc -fabte traffic
10 That ia the recent vetoes by their Federal !
Governors Of the acts ot the Lcgisarue Of Kansas
and Nebraska prohibit Slavery those Territories
We mud practical uSt anon OF the Dpulocra
principle of Non integsen t1n a, pular Iguty
embodied in the Kansas Nebraska Bill and a deuryu-
stratin Of the deception ami fraud involvei The eln.
II. That Kansas should Of tight be immediate ~ !
admitted a State under the Constitution recently
formed and adopted BY her people and accepted by the
House of Representatives
IL That, while providing revenue for the support
of the general government by duties up,n Imports
mposts as TO encourage ihe development Of the
industrial interests Of the whole count v; and We
commend that policy 81 national exchanges which,
secures 10 the working liberal wages to asriru-
lure rcmaheFa'lhE prices I" Techaui aud msuuias
turers an adequate reward Tor their skill Labor aud
enterprise ana 10 the nation coinnerSiai prosperity
ana Ihaepchdehee'
10 That WE protest against anv saleer ,lfen,,i,n
Others Of the Public lands hold by .ct,.l sct,f.r.
against any view of the rre. II nuc.te,d p,f,rv
which regard, the set lers a, pauper> ar sutp ,ui
public bounty; and we demand the p.sssee T., q , as
the complete and "a i,r.cfo~v Homestead n.,,ur.
which has already passed the House
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citizens. whether native or nstn s,.,, both A. h,sr