Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10

! and unanimously adopted, as
rs The Constitution of the
s,ates declares: "That Congress
sss no law abrldging the freedom
u or of the press, or the right of
os peaceably TO assemble and to
,bs government for a redress of
IRIS The Constitution of the
.,,uealth of Pennsylvania declares:
tbs printing presses shall be free
: person who undertakes TO ex-
h, proceedings of the Legislature
ranch of government, and no law
,,- be made TO restrain the right
The free communication of
\. and opinions is one of the in
4 rights of man and every citi-
q freely speak, write and print on
biect, being responsible for the
that liberty"
rieraas, "7He Monitor news
he organ of the Democratic party
ringdon county, in and for the ex-
f these rights, was, on Wednesday,
Nh inst, entirely destroyed 5y a
$ mob, excited by partisan prejudi-
therefore,,
nd, That this fragrant outrage
n. laarest rights ofthe American
merits and receives our fullest con-
s.yn and should receive the stern
-}yal Of every man who loves order
aues liberty.
.r1, That, relying, az heretofore,
virtue, intelligence and patriotism
people, AMI believing that the
aaag emergencies of the crisis and
apetuation Of the government require
l1m2h Of correct constitutional prin-
We will Immediately re-establish
lgjr5' upon firm and permanent
and yield it generous support as
-gan of our political faith
Q.csl, That the people are the source
pow,. that their will Is expressed
-tig State and National Constitutions,
hat IT,, Sc who have Le,n chos, n to
nIis.er he government ar the servants
not Il, alast.rs Of tn, people.
lag'yed. That the Constitution of the
l:ed St,,rrs and the Laws male IN pur-
a.e liz .rc5t ate the supreme law OF the
that ,aey finnish the rule OF polite
,c,io,, 10 .1e-v ci;izcn, AMI that we
gliat', asa monstrous heresy, the
k7.a2 tAat in times OF "a. he CJnstitu-
Inn %alished.
As'2rd, That the attempt 10 suppress
freedom o! speech and OF the press
dlSa the voice 0! a1aasi criticism upon
Measures and conduct of the party in
Irer--to cJrcr up the f;G;hlessltcss and
Eruption o! our pubic servants 10y ar
stng every man who darrs to exIa'ess
EN-, is gross violation OF every princi-
OF eonsiltnntloal liberty, and an alarm
la'as!o:i Of the dearcs, rig!.:s IF the
:zen.
Res red, Tha; !, is our duty to obey
Constitution and the laws, and it is
7yit, soIemn!y guaranteed to us by
great Charter of Freedom, fairly, freely
iu'y To discuss The m 'asur,s and poll
o' ne administration, and to approve
IN when inst and to condemn them when
.'t; and this sacred right no freeman
d ever surrender.
R1htd, That we arc fo- a virorous
.~c,ii.n :, OF the war FOR the suppression
u" Hrbcllion-for the rcasscrting of
supremacy of the Constitution, and
'ol restoration of the Union in its ORR
IL integrity; that we are unaltcrably
|. ''0 10 a dissolution of the govern
20. or division of the national terrific
ana tnat we will use every constitu-
u, means in our power TO avert so
catastrophe.
.'S'Itd, That this war should be in
''>e OF the Constitution and not for
o'2,r'hrow, and, therefore, VIC denounce
:, !" ",'lTary arrests of citizens and their
d, q, "y courts-martial in States where
70 civil tribunals are open and the
- OF justice un0bstructed, as palpa-
,'alons of law and startling usurpa-
1' Of power
''s2,nsd, That in the letter of the Hon.
Z. taylor, President Judge Of this
1,', accepting the nomination of the
1' ''r the responsible position he now
''' We find in the following language
.'oer condemnation of his late course {:
Judge should not be a politician.
a u Is grating 10 our sense OF proprie-
" observe enc whose office it is to
ul',iSter =. justice with a steady ard i'm
""' hand between persons of all par
ana classes, descending into the arena
old' partisan strife nor can it, in the
l's OF things, ever happen without i'm
'h9 public confidence in his entire
,pendence ! and impartia!ity as a
.%ao1'sa, q. That the proceedings of this
s''ls De published in the Democratic
,ers = OF our Senatorial and Congression-
l'stFlcts, in the PATRIOT AND UNION,
! the Philadelphia Age.
lssSotred, That we endorse the course
'he PATRIOT AND UNroN- and the