The national Republican., 1862-06-30

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die, end Con, were appoisted . comm',tre 10
gesesra eaolallHs \. Miesl.as reported
gey6a Il - essglptoas rave r,ss 70 Discus.
'd6d, pftasipallyin rsSsrd b lhsir pArassology.
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tSe end sosassstee schee ahSo!rsecs.
ID bis opinioa he BordHth o. ~ ~ . AeG o0rs
% dread from ths scheme Of adpation than
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het sxprse say pssslcplsr hods q reconcp''
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" the isadsn Of u faSsllion. Oh ~
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Annesty hSd not Ut cosse When ~ satbori.
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kAed y would ths hls 10 SdoIt = naSnsAi
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hsariue seodt the oonAsosticn q fpsopsrty. Hs
&as IN favor VI ths leadtrs " tAs rsbsllion anf
IfSring 'ths eAtrems psuAiido Of ne law oe
NJ. Pheles, Of Missouri. aftsr adyerting 70
lihe iesolutions, declaring that such punleh7
tbent should be inflicted upon sayh u ~ guilty
lbsden - would sasldy public iuStIcs, &c
|Mgssstsd, - On amenAasnt that ~ Goxsra.
bent should adopt sQch wise measures Of clem
docy 10 would tsnd H,bfing about cordial 70
E0cHiliasion, and reS.ore bsacs 70 the whole
NJ Hail. Il Missouri, s.ll.ysd d I .h..x .,i'f Is.
Ab iliionisls sucoesdsd ip their oon6scaticn
snd emanoipation schsnes theyiwould produce
serious embsrassmsat In thstprosecutlon oi
(he war. ~ 2 ~ -ee ltt -
NJ. Ho,nsu ia hal u fhsss sohsmse. xsrv
eot rebnksd thsrs would b hat little h6pe, fos
H. RoiiIa., Il Missouri, v.s +.ssyl 70 dyO,.
(H and sian the ecsolul, ,ops now. I, AtthougA Il
Was not party msvGag, they were laying ths
tpundstiou of m osSanis>don which Was IN
kxstt great moral snd polite u inauencs upon
NJ Fouks. Of 1llluois, regarded The meeting
Ia one Of he most important svsr IBID. : 4
.Tbs following resolutions were then siopt.
od:. .,-...hE ot ~ ..r. ".
Feeling the great weight Of our rssponsib bili,y
ss members of Copgresa, We have met In %
s he putp.s ;P e. q dsIibsisas & snd ccUsStuS ing .
gether, how We NAY best perform our Con
grsssionRl duties III the prssont great and peril
Gus crisis Of our oOunfry's fate. and We have
.e e a. oSe s Il. Sun.aan n..:s .as tn.
Uni"n and the. lays must be preserved and
premacy, and that " rebellion now In arm'
! against them must b. suppressed and put down
and thu. = Is our duty 70 ;oss 70, all
.. Resolved, That the true intsrests. Of tia
country, ~ we'll - the dictates Of humanity.
require that no more war or acts Of war should
no y 6seoutsd OF done than are necessary and
rrope. for ths prompt and complete supprss'-,
). Rssotsed,, ThS lie States are oomponsn,
end sGoouaial parts ofths Union, bound tOvsthsI
unexpectedly BY the CONSTITUTION OF the United
States; that mons % thsm can osssstO exists "
that il u the exclusive sphere and duty OF ,Ll
States 10 ordsr, and direct their own domestic
Afsirs,, While The rebsllion. theretors, has nos
annn.sd or DESTROYED the constitutional rela
tions IT NE so.oallsdf sscsding Ststas,t to the
Federal Gsvstnnsn!. neither has II divssts1
those States Of any riehtsor powers, municipal
msmha1 OF tie tsdSrai Union. Ths sctaa
exercise Of thcse r!shts and powers may ios !
time be iutsrruptsd of obatructsd By rsbsllion
and some illegihmSie authority mar be sub
situtsd in its place, but % soon A. that rebsl
lion 10 suppresseA, thoss States will be entitlsd
~ Of right, 10 resume the exercise Of all the
rights snd powers, diGnitias and immunitiei
yhieb propsrly belong " them ~ States Of thI'
I. Resolved, That the present war, a. svows,
| BY the Pfssidsnt and Congress, and underatoO<
| BY the people, was commenced and prosesutss
| for 'ths purpose OF fsuppsessing tMe rebsilion
and preserying and yindicating tho Constitu
poss oAiy. Il was = grest and noble purpose
high ab6vs any nere sectional orparty objscta
and nj onse inspired and unitedlin it, supDor
Rll loyal men Of every Creed, party, and, SEQ
tion!' At the call Of the Govsrnnsnt nighty
tho Asd, and Is bleeding and oonquering 10 III,
defence of its GOyornment. " - ~ IL
Under thess circumstances II would, In ,0uI
opinion, be most unjust and ungensrOustO Glv(
any new character or direction 10 the wAr lloi
! the Accomplishment Of any other than IL groa
| nrst purpose, and espeoiailv for the accomplish
meni OF any mere party or sectional schesAes
S. Rssolued, That the many and great victo
l. rios latsiy achieved by our armies and nsyies
while they ought 70 oonyince The world Of u,
vast military power Of our QQyerpnent, CIV,
ua the pleas(ng assurance thai our dsplOr Shli
civil war win soon be- broughtt0 Gloss, shoul,
the proper objects OF the war, ~ herslnbsfor
defined, be kept Stssdily To- view. Whom tha
ID dune, and when such bunishnnent is tnfictet
on such Of the guilty leaders ~ WIN sstisf
public justios snd upon such others NJ hsv
mittsd in the prosscauon Of the rebellion, u
such wise measures Of olemsuoy ~ will tend
bring back cordial reconciliation and pesss Z
e. Hssoissd, Thai the doctrine. Of the ssess
sionists and Of the sboiitiouists. ~ tho latts
are now represented IN Congress, xts Ak,
false to the Consultation ABd irrsponoilsbls w
the unity andpesoe~ Of the country. The. m
have already Involved US In cruel oivil uM
and the others (the Additionally will leave I
the country but li,tls hope Of tho speedy rtslC
ration Of union or peace, II the schemes Of eOg
l hs0ation, emancipation, and other uncOnsfltp
tionxl measures which they have lately 6xI
RED. and attsmptsd N carey, through lh
Huu. Of rssentAtivss, shall be enacted il,t
tho form Of laws, and remain unrebuksd By Ii
IT. Rssolusd, That Congress has no power I
deprive any pArsrD Of his property for ah
L criminal Ohenco, unless that person has bee
nrst duly convicted OF the offence BY tbs ysl