The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-06

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means q political aci.oa.
Tie e,sre of soeisg !. onward SOAR
times, l'erials, too ,spiil Las n'y rlbc-
lrss surcly a,'d constantly. The Issues of
od,y san ecome the irci lass q tue
past, and The Expectations Of the pasi Tie
living realities Of the present.
Thee ref, c,ious we're uestr more po.
ten, 10 ibis country ilaB Vt The present
moment. The distinctive issues Of tie Old
party organiz dions have passed away aud
rev oaes have sprung up in their place.
The peculiar icnrts Of the Wings end
the Democrats have been sih,ai.icl 10 the
verde, VI the teoplr, and Judgment b >
already been reeori,d SO wdlI The l,i-
est political organization, The Il .pu,l eau
party. The doctrines which brought hi.
parry into power have, we ma, safely .ay,
eren at this early day become fixed and
uualIerab'e princii les ia The natiJral Oh
icy Tor who can doubt that Slavery ~ a
roaer Ia the nation is hencesorih Il rcser
destroyed that the further TX en.ons ~
Slavery within the national domains i
forever barred aud that ia the future
Frrvdon is 10 hold is trae p,siti1n a. TIE
natural roll r OF the milton. anl SLAYER, Il
70 exist only by virtue Of sectional and III.
ierior authority.
The great events OF the past year which
have tTansrlrel with such strang rapidly
and ever ausmenting fore lave de,rl-
oped not few new aud rs YET unIrird T.
ues which NV All The decsion OF the Amer.
lean peoplc. These new and un, expected
ex'gences demand new measures aud new
organizations. AID he &C SIC note with
particular satisfaction movement inuug-
uraird 5y a large majority oil members
OF lie recent Legis'a ure of Ne, York.
in forming political orsaniza ion which
We are ca .tilea. is 10 be the origin ui
great aud o,erw, Ginning parry which is 10
control IN tbs memorable p riod o. or
co niry's hit ~ Tie lc,iinIrs Ot the r.
pablo. TIL. movement Is par icpaied n
by those OF ~ ~ ioraer political party
20 K pubiicahs, Is l ion Republicans,
2 Union Democrats, Stai4 Demo.
Graf, | independent Republican, mem ets
OF tiie Legs aut, having voiced tor tie
resolutions. Several III the members Of
the above meniioned body holding ultra
opinions, both Republicans AID Deao-
crats, have united with tie movement
since iis commencement, and il ids iair
TO abso.b almost tue entire body Of the
voters IL Thai St.tr.
Tie tenets OF this new party MY be
gathered fron tue following extracts + Oh
tie Resolutions and accompanying adj
dress. The subject Vi S.a,efy is thus
treated:
I'VE all agree that slavery must never
again b. permitted TO increase is rover
by im adhg free territory or bringing new
slave states into tie Union liere.rom-
that il must ceare TO exist IN the District
OF Columbia, which is under the exclusive
jurisdiction Of the general goternmcnl---
aud that the CONSTITUTION musi hereafter
he administer, in the -plrii Ui freedom aud
for the ADJ ancemet.t vi those prime pIes
on which cur Institutions resi-. aud 40. Tor
the perpeiuatlon ol slsvery. We all agree.
thai slavery, 80 lar As Il may he vi perun-
larry, sociai, OF political value ~ an, iudl-
yidsal in rebelIou against Tie govern Il,
should be made ~ bear rue pei,at Is y hici
every such ilrdi, Hiuai iacurs hy tile guiit
Ut treason or resistance 10 laval authors
~. And we all ayr il sustaining ihe
wise alai constitutional l,ulicy II President
L.acoln, by which, through aid extended
by the gcs,,rai go,ern.aeni 10 such slave
states rs may initiate measures for lle
emancipation 0i their sla e.. ae may hope
ri soaae latass Alpl moi daslaaln day to 10
delivered lorefeEiro,n ilc curse u tiavtry.
-Ahd hile we proclaim Anew cur ~.
emn punnsr 10 stand by The e,msti a:ion
u the United States, and 10 rvrpee 81 4.
provisions aud all its guarantees, ee de-
Hand such OBSTRUCTION vi those pro, 10
ions as shall c0nlvrm to lls essentiii ~ ri
and noi, ~ oo,eItng Il hilo aa hetfn-
m' nj sur the ag<r4isdlzeine It and IeFpci-
usiion Of human slssery, lerNeii Il iioas
IL original purpose to ioria mvle ler-
fet nulot. e-lasIl ~ ia tisr, insure doieestic
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