Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-05
VOL. XIV, NO. 38


ue Democracy OF ffls 1taie met II cOuVeu-
to8 al Hslts01d On Wedr sdav, the 18Th, and
nom nate1 Hon, Thomas a. SIS nour, for Gov
er1ar Ha 81 once accepted Hon. Isaac Iou-
ce1 has Hromissd TO slump the etais fer him
Tie following resolutions were sdoPfed as the
plsif58m of the parry. Ihsy WeIe UNANIMOUSLY =
adopted, and during aheir reading we've Focle1-
0usiY eaeered:
FiRREss. u q tts privilege cad lie @utY O.
Ies people livlqg un1er be guarantees OF .
Wrtien constitution which combines tie pro
vlsiors Of en- oEeaaic law with he great prin-
cples 81 leG6Tati0n aud irateflitys frankly and
felItessly 70 sert their rights freely 20 ean-
eass The aets Of their opp9inted servants, and to
reedirm ile great truths which underhs tEe goV-
4 ernmsnt and upon ahieh, for thfse quarters oi
century, hsFa securely res ted tie liberties Of
-ae people; sad whereas, the present adminis-.
treeon oi tae general g0vsramant has, for near
y zgo years. been IN armed collision wiih more
than one tlrd Of lhs osates comprising the
/ Z C7nfe1erscy and il the prosecution Of tie eE-
istiag war; hes assumed powers utterly at vsIi-
anee with the letter and spirit Of the Conssiiu-
! tioa of tae United States, It becomes Us the
I repr seuiatves OF the conservative people Of
/ Connections, while reasseIting cur detsrmina-
/ ton . adhere to BE true principles upon which
J onf Urion IS fOnndsd and prgelaiming our de-
votion 20 the Constitution. firmly, bat temper
( ately, 70 condemn tie efrors 81 ouT public cth-
cers aud whereas, the Adminislr aion Of AbTa
/ BAN Lincoln has violated tie Constitution Of
I tho United States 10 many Of its most import
aDt-pagdeulars: Therefore,
I. ReS0lCed, That the United States are a
co1.edegaty Of States coeqUal IA sovereignty
a8o paiiFcal power, Independent IN their sepa-
rate organizations, and rsserving to each al
powers not granted By tie Constitution 70 the
central g0yeI n1enr
Thss while, as citizens Of Connecticut, we
assert our devotion % the Constitution and the
U ion, asd 7ii hereafter -as We have heretofore
supPo VI. zeal and energy the authorities Of
tte Cr1i ctee, i1 the fail exercise cf their
- siutoza powers, Hs deliberately av0w that
tie liberties OF tie people are ma4aeed BY con-
grsssioual and Federal usurpalions, and can
oEly 1e Preserved By She energetic acton Of
state authority and we aEs determined to
usintain ard oele1d the honor Of our STATE and
the rights Of taa people
g .EhaE wbae ae denouuee the herssy of se-
ceesiCls a. unoaieuded AID unw 8Trsnted by the
Consii ulon we as confidently assert, that
'vbafeve mey BETe been lha pinion ct cur
ccun.Iylnea, the time Has nov arnvsd when an
uua lowers Of the ColsHtuti0n ere ready 10
slaH1gn ine 1oEsiraus ial.acy, that the
Union can BE- restored by the armed hand; and
ere anz'ous 90 iuauguyate such measures, hon
ofa3ls alike to tie eontendiug factions as viii
slOq lae raV4gss Of War avert universal bank
ripley, and unite all The States, upon terms Of
equality, as members Of one Ceuse sederaey
& Ihas the Dem0eraey Of Connecsieut sym
putazi wilh their cons aIv1tiTe btsthTsn ia /
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by Congress based, a IL Is, upon AZ uncOnst-
tutonal and rrsdsemsbls paper currency, can
no fail, Il forced upon tha people Of the States,
to prove destructive to the existing mouied IN
situations Of tle several States, and Is cov5rtly
designed to estabfish q vast central money
power, alike unknown to the Constitution OF tho
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.T,6et ~ 5-ss55..e - 81. T--,i,a5 s4,4as b,
bis em saclp patton proclamation aas struck So
rious blow s ihs 1ighls Of the S atss; erected sn
almost iauass4ble barrier between tas North
and South, u attacking the people Of fifteen +
States through an Institution which is blended 4
Fltb ther s1cia. tlhrie, ard ever which the "a I
dvidua States possess exclusive control aud .
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