Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-01

out all the land, among all the inhabitants
thereof.
PssSIreF. That 10 the union Of the States
rhTs Rstion owesiss unprecedented increassin
popelatioR, its surprising development ot u1a.
tss;aa resources, its rapid augnenta'ion u
wealth. It's happiness al home aud Its honor
abroad and Tia, cansecae ats, Es hold u
abhorrence all Vaccinations for disenlon, core
from whazsger source they may
Rss1IrcT. That the threat OF disenI0n IN
case the Repgbliczus AID, their attlIaE,is AeF:l!
elect the next President, repeatedly MACE IN
both Houses of Congress By Democratic mem
bzrs. not simply without rebuke, bat with
uniform applause from their political asso-
eiates. is a denial Of that vital principle ei
papular government, free election, ana beid
svowal and eountenance Of contemplated
treason. which it's the imperative duty OF
the people 10 s,ernly confront and forever 81
Ianee-
Rssclre7, That while we are now opposed
Is we ever have been, 10 the extension OF sia-
I very. we hail the people Of the South as bretH-
I rep. in whose prosperity we rejoice ana whose
/ constitutional rights anu privileges we are pre-
pared 10 sustain and defend. That In the
/ spirit of good neighborhood, whenever the
( passions Of different sections Of our common
! ground Of mutual forbearance, believing that
fraternity Of feeling IS g chief elemeA: Of
our national strength.
! ResolUsJ, That IN the enactment of reEen
! ne laws by the General Government. fair and
I ADEQUATE protection should be systematically
/ afforded 10 the industry of ali classes OF our
/ citizens That we maintain devoted attach
7 ment to the policy Of nationa, exchanges.
7 which secures TO the working men liberal wa
( ges, to farmers and planters renumeratng
/ prices for their products, to mechanics aud
manufactures for their skill, labor and enter
/ prise, and TO the nation commercial prosper
/ ty and independence.
/ Resolred. That we approve the policy 0f 8
/ donation by the General Government Of a
( homestead to every actual settler upon the
/ public domain, aud We hereby request our
/ Representatives &c urge the passage Of such a
/ law without delay
/ Rssolecd, That the purity aud safstY q the
/ ballot box must be preserved, and that frauds
/ upon the NATURALIZATION laws, continually re
sorted 10 Il oQr opponents, uught 10 be
I counteraeted by proper and wholesome legis-
I latinn.
Rszolrea. That the influx apon US Of foreign
criminals is an evil Of serious magnitude.
/ WHICH demands the interposition of proper
and efficient legislative remedy.
/ Rssolred, That this convention most cheerful
/ ly recommend to the people Of Pennsylvania.
Col. ANDREW CURTIS, the nominee Of this
/ Convention, as a candidate for Governor, ani
mutually pledge themselves to his support
. that on account of his Ivng and proyet. deFo-
ton 10 the Protection of American Industry,
inrolring the dearest and most material vel
fare of the people Of this Commonwealth, and
his earnest fidelity 10 the inte;essx of tie Ia
Dor of white men, aud opposition to the ex-
tension Of slavery over the Territories and as
a representative of the principle Of reform,
retrenchment and integrity in the qdministra-
tion Of governmental affairs. he is we'll quail
fed To receive the suffrages Of the people oi
this central, conservative Commonw wealth,
which is gnqltarqbly and inalenably planted
to the maintenapee' Of TIE uuipa aBi the per
petuation of the Constitution Of the United
States in its cssIi.e integrity. and according
to its eE aitimo Interpretation, and the real
sense ii the language.
~ The steamer Hungarian was wrecked hast W. K
on Cape sadie and ii Is SUPPOSED all on board have
ppriSliezl.