, 1860-08-30

he bound to CONS forHard aud enforce sno nave
cods-and zee that the traitors who resist pay
tho forfeit Of their lives. -
Thus we find by the inevitable oopefation o'
this new doctrine. The crest champion o. toRu
necessity Of nsatsag MN Aang for doing Prsssts'
" what h noro t<l them II y Aapt r'ant - ~
aad for a*sertia9 in tAsir oets eAos4 ta<ntats
Pr1neip|<s ef RPatar 6os*r<.gn!g 1pS,. X. % " IL
Atatrscon Psoplt{ Ut. ,,5;v;d.
There would b. no avoiding IT, ~ iaa.. -
carry cut his former pledges would bs notn.ng;
Popular Sovereignty would b. HoEs9 snan tr.s.. noa
ing. Tia decision Of Tia Court tooatd o. fsf'y-
thing. At ita breath I'll bis good in1ennopas-
would become para1y1ed !; there ~onta % @a,,t NJ
ternstire othe. than to submit 70 ~ ..a.
luton requires. ,.-,,n
:. Tbs hiitar5 Of parties In this county Pr
aeuta no such open svoWal Of the Worst p1t.ncis
ples OF federal cousolIdation a that contAose9a IS
in tho RESOLUTION wo here 1epndiate. T9e o!d
Federal party, in the days OF It's sneansm;; ~
when lts p,esensioas were NO., nosn .n,Tender Is
this, Of popular discussion and opinion. 70 tne
tribunal he farthest removed from the Peopie'
No psrty claiming to he Democratic can NAM
tain itself on such ground, And no oettEl e't"
dence that the opposition, wltnin tne FEW aoo
cratic party, 70 the doctrine o1 aoeat asn ~ ~
ernment hae been made II tne spi.c pncio1e. ~ lad
| teachings of The best statesmen OF tne ote.es-
| Rights School. il NEEDED, than Thu, tne cfo.n'
| g1esnlt md latest triumph Of this 9ppos.t'00'
Tbs Supreme Court long since decided .ns'
The term territory ine'uded psopie aoa ,td
Sons covers tbe idea ii property. upshur, tha
best head and heart amnng the oe!enosls =; =,
State Rights of thu l4st generation, declared u
10 many words that it IL only In the character
Of people a. distinguished from property ina
the Northern STATES e}n justly coua'dsr elasee
and Madison, who was once SUPPOSED W na''
authority among us, uttered similar doctrine
But VIII. mnttersitf Tho touch Of interest
which alone is sufficient in theao gusiy times
when men are blown shout by 30 many con
t1tctine winds Of doctrine, 70 fix opinions
proTe1 potent enough TO change good STAT
Rights men into Federalista for the once, bend
ing the Constitution 70 suit N interested IN
Court hunb,y, to receive their political op1
ions.
The pratestants conclude IN the tollowin
words which indicate the intention on their pal
Of hereafter CO o-operating with the Republics
pa1ty-tha party which adopted the faith, N
will most certsin1y apply the principles Of Je
fersonian Democracy:
II our present party organization consents
remain Federa1izsi, Its days sre numbered
+ | must inevitably be superseded by one that aba
| adopt the faith and apply the nrineiplea Of Je
| fersonian Democracy. Holding these view
! and because Of the apathy With which ths Bs
tiuore supplementary resolution has been r
csived, W. publish this protest. Whoever n
holds that resolution is trsitor to the Der
. ocratic cause, and we believe there ate thou
auds ready II We are to enter thellsts md mai
good this assertion against all comera.
, RA1ru L1E1E,
: T. G. II. SklrH.
i. o. l.. CLARRE+
: ". II. RAusEr.
a HkSRY HAMA.