Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19
lilJ ,latlOnal tIrmOtrat.
PHI to.u AIop,si b. the Democratic
StIle. CDIv1 IttIL in sacramento Oh
Gtl SeDt imDSf.

III IA AIbp Ca sAAS
StIle- CDLvs Iti1L in sacramento Oh
6tl sept 'mbsT.
Rssuysp Tat the Democracy Of California
i1C,IV,IutI assemblies, rely'ug up the Justice
all luri ltis fthe people, reiterdt- their hrm
d.t.r n ntth,I o. stand bv aud ,rai1tain, in, all
tn ar lt.Srltv, tn WISE. just and hoeral primer
u - siu 10 Itsl IN the Cmc uatu Phlurm bS The
D.uio'Ite pIrtv. IN 1855. u ID - hfined BY II
nt ulestnl Anl .lti.n IRE by the NATIONAL DEM
o5rItc orr ttlo1, to-wit
rltitis the tuty Of the Uiited States tn at.
fri tn,le All c,m Jlete protection t. all ITS cit-
s.i.. It h ne aud aOr ad aud whether native ur
fIreIyl irn.
" rutuns ofthe necessities of the age in a
M ltIry dnt con- nerc.al pnnt uf VIEWS speedy
c.nnIucItlli between the Atlantic and Poetic
= .teS, aud the Dem lcTItic party pledre them.
saves T. Sttch = chn>tiiut ulal enactment MS viii
insure the instruction uf r,ih Cid to the Pacific
e'iSt At the earliest pFaeucahle period.
TlAt the De;n 'ertt party are in favor Of the
acquisition ut the island of Cuba. On sue terms
~ snail be honorable to ourselves and just Ia
Sput.
3" Tl4t the enactmentS of State Legislatures to
feat the faithful execution # tbs Fugitive Save
Law are St.le in ch iracter. subver-ive of the
Constitution. aud revolutionary IN their chdrac-
tet;
d" rhlt il is in accord tnce with the Cincinnati
Pltfirm that. during the cxisteuce # Territnriul
G verImentS, the measures restrlcuof whit
ever they IN ~ ne, imp lsed bY the Federal Cnnst.
tutlun IN III power II The Territorial Legisl tur'
over the subj tct of tn dum ste relations the
same has been or shall htreai er be finally deter
IN u-d bv the supreme Court ut the United States
81 III he respected by all good cizeus,and enfurc
ei with prpmptnrSs and iielity by every branch
OF the Genera u IverumenL
RsShLvED. tn we rec ~ Iize aud sustain the
actud # the III nal Cnuventlni m Unmlnatlu- :
= phel A. d ugls If I,Luuls, aud Her,rhl V
J n l>on # GaHgiA t'r The uthces 81 Preside B.,
d Wee y deut uf til, Uu.t Il St tttes. ~ il &C.
r rl ,lpl Wlth the ns and ,spt,lt,,a ,fti
D,m crIic party; aud ~ Such nnntuees they
are vuthled la the Su pnrt utall good Democrats
ald believing the pldtf rn aduvtei BY TIE Coz
We ton whoa nominated them tn be patriotic
nItoutl AMI sound be ny the simr tn CT, g.
thai upnn when t great pulI'icii oa Tie ui lSj
WIS fought and won by the Denucf C, oi th
whde nation we will give thenla heal " sup or
a. the uext veuber election
RS LIVED. that the cnnprum Se measures Il
800 were intended 4 iul and dual =. l,meu
at he SLAYER, question in CulIirss as is inll, eri
dtuc by the e.id'r>eme ! given them IN lsj
hy yte Wing Hni Demucr tic Nat,l.al Eruven
tt'uS. ud We drDr cIte ANY interference cIcul,
ted tn disturb that settlement aud repcai viii
re ewrt energy III fl owing resulItt "a adupte,
bv tht y ite tunvc lt,r, ui ~, which III iupteC
M,lt :. l.th IN f,r q ,vernor r'-wit: TIN
the urguIZ d Terr,trr Is of the Unt.d = nt. ;
althru h / endowed with ali the attr burS q
sveiegiiy, nre yet justly rntti,d to tile right
set = vcrunent lnd the uld stu bed Regulate,
Constitution { the Udted States; and tnat M
attempt by Congress or any "f the st tes tn pr,
hbt alb lsh the Relation ui mts,er and siay
IL rerrt'ry would be drpartdrr II IN tn
a lglua d"clri' q of our Amer eau instltutiuli:
AMI thd We adhere immov bly tn the {, ctin.e,
"a IL. Intervention by nngre>s with silver, ia II
; lieS ihd Isrr't'rlrS, as declared "a the 'ktusa
Nebr 'skI blil. and OPENLY dSclAn Fellowship vii
IN 81, whether 1t thr S.,uth. the North tht Et
ar he West. who ciit,nlt the blhdnnmcnt I'm
it.t"m ar avui 'rce at that principle"
Resolved That We repudi ite and disay w N
acton nI ihat rtou "f th- CaliErna delegat, %
wnicl wlthd ew ti,n the last Ntmnal Cunven
H." al Ch'rlrst,n aud Baltimore excepting hul
this cen>rirr VI II John Bdwrll the only on
hinnng them whl has as Yet ',tyuwed tn u act
a'd tnit We never can aud never Will Hcku .wl
e'i[e tile right uf mnIriv of the meInb,Is uf
Z nvrnt'o' {" bre 'knp aud destroy the Dem,
crd party urgiu!z Itiom.
kESoLvE", That we are uppsed 10 all s. ctint
aliStn helu,uld end in any way 10 i sturL TIA
bdrh"nv OF The Federal Uniut. no matter wh, tl
er ~ 'ncs III the shipe uf N.,rthcrh UongI.ss,,,
alni,rvention for the prohibition of slavery i
the Territories or southern Congressional inter
yrntI"n tar sAe maintenance Of slavery IN th
Trr1iurl :.
RESOLVED. That We are in favor Of Homese
BIZ. the establishment Of u daily Overland M.
the building of an Overland L, le.ralll aud P,cl
Kli'ra'i; and III Il there Is no c,n>ilnunual ut
rtun to Cog gross extending such aid as will il
RESuLvtD, Tuat IN the Judgment of this Cor
re"t"n the title the United states t. the 81 ~
ut san Jdin on our NOR invest cuasi is us good 4,
u - 10 tue District of Columbia; that tie I, cen
history ct cur territorial Relations with FL plai,
IN that on irter may well make us fear that IN
del VS. "f diplunn. cy are full Of danger To Ou
Ti4hts; that the man or the Administration tina
WI allow gra>ping power a srcunu time T.
OveIrrdch u> o.. tnat c,d>t will merit and r,ceiv.
the liSfIng indignitnn of The Amercin people
u SfV V ID. lilIt md cIaI
legislation has been the bape of California. and
II - imposed upon the people burden of taxation
winch Is ainnSt 'ut"lerabe: that these evlls should
b. c'rreeted aud the business of legi>Llt ON r.
stored IL The Dem cratic basis ut in x,ble uppnsi.
=. u large public debit To the granting Of
specul privileges Ia the few at the expense OF the
III M; t. the rNtravagdut expenditure Of the pub.
lie moneys; that this much needed reform cannot
be Withheld without wrong To the State and a vto-
ltt'n ni ihe paln duty uf the representative lei
the 'nSuetliS, and If the true policy and c.rd,
nIl principles "i the D,mucrat c party.
II .ShLvaD. Tia 1 Is uuperatlvrlv necessary f,r
te true interests Oi the State that the l. iSi;lti,r
en- uld use all constitutional Duwer tu mcrrn.,
the Public Schuol Fund aud advance. the interest,
.oi 'ddcul"n, behetiug rs we do, that upon th4
'educ 'ton ol tile pc p 4 depends the advancement
II d honor ~ he Stale
RtSoLv D. THAI We cndal v iudorse the Ad.
mhSi' alton 81 Governor Ohm G. II ,wpe\ ns en-.
lne"tly Calculated tu advance the true ntrests of
California.
hESnLvtD, That We heartily endurSe the action
of the Dem cr.,t c State Ceuir ! Committee. pre-
SIDED owe 10y j - ph p. II ge Esq, and recognize
Their action IN calling this Convention as r,yht
proper and Demueratc.
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