Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-22
,oso,ulIons upon the State
q f->~T ffia Country


cT the Country
srovinc resolutions upon the state
..,D,rr. which passed the House
..o,atives on the 18th inst, will
-Ito embOdy. all the amendments
inaI draft revised and adopted
- sassion of the Legislature-the
..,l bsiDg the only correct copy yet
d TO the press:
In the Senate and House Of
,.T-r.s Of tie Commonwealth Of
N.... 5.-.7 IN Ge,.ey1l As<en.bg met, That
;r.,i,utions are assailed by an
billion on one side, which is
- hv the sword, and on the other
-r9stitu.ionaI acts of Congress and
- - n.prpations of power by the Ex-
which we have seen by expert
IN be corrected by the ballot-box,
* well Is principle requires that
~rl, shall await the process Of re-
t..l Is slow but sure, and refrain
7 unlawful and unconstitutional
-si,h have already brought terrible
-f,, upon the country, whilst they
fe aid Of all patriotic men TO as
esrting tie evils that threaten our
sStuiitns.
80 That this General Assembly
:. rbat this State has ever been, is
anl will remain in future, devotedly
tle Constitution Of the United
AMI 10 the Federal Government es-
.5ei bv il, and is determined TO
rga d.cm with her utmost power
hath domestic aHd foreign foes,
zz end wa declare ihat al possible
gt;5raI efforts should be made TO
the present rebellion
Tlai i,is GyHeE;l Assembly re-
ts 2 mauifst difference between tbe
rgicn # tie government and the
-u5at il-5it-the ~" - iTisnsltory,
IN la-af.a % that period OF Tins
tie Offices elected by the peo-
dared vi.L lie conduct Of thc
a o.Lgr Is permanent, inteudec
is gu1a,crs 10 lldu-e t3reEe:-
That thiz Gene9GI Assembly
.s fz res u Is rights 70 diacr viii
= l.--d .z,cu,ira, enters is zUiem!
IS against taa proclamation oi tht
-;;iil- af the United Sta-cs. dated iht
Lly If J-uarv. o0c .i1u=lal ci-E
'r.4 anl XIV -.i.r,,. !sr which hI IS
70 -aaaeir,ta slaves n ccrt:.i.
...-aai .ad ysjI.
T=t Ii. General A>scasIly, o
d # e pie u ll,iz Common
4ia, t.-a@ IL !.-t"r-,iued opPosj
f 10 q --<-.n @. tuI-tnciia patton bl ia
sl-- g s,s $50. ..e.saaiau T. DC MAKE oU
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>zt5. Iiat ,I.:s G,-nrrs.l ->=-cnttv n
.s.,t ,ile power which has raccnil
B. assan5d b tie President of Il
led &;.t.-. whereby unGe. the auise
.;sr necessity he has proclaimed n
a.5eI ulartial Iaw ov,s States whot
2 I'D 10. exist. and has suspended ii
fhJ.as corpus IS mwarranted /
Constitution. and liz tendency i
.nat. c,yi, 10 nliiit.rv asthorif,
s4l.-r- our svstcu OF free cover,
nL That his General Assent
n, II proper further 70 declare that
der with ali the tiulv IovaI psoD.e
>.s,.. yv,,.Ij hal; ,;t,, ,.,l.,.,,,,, - =,
q aay manifestation % a desire
-as ol tae seceled States 70 returp
q sie-isnoe TO the government Of +
q, and would II such event cordial
.eareS.iv cooperate vi. Them in +
za:oa Of peace and the procurer?c
zea proper guarantees as would ci
.'g To all their interests and ri.hts.
Egi-l. That the s,1d;ers c-,S5,,os;
armies merit tie waI7nezt thanks
nation. Their country called. a
dld they respond. Living. th
knoE: a nations gratitude WON