, 1874-06-12

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solicited , Gef as eause tha n4ess s M @
am oa1 ssns t,s sans fl at frak ,lscivs,,ro uf t
yiawn with which tho subjoned inqilrcs Rro rropuscl
In annexed to Ills lottor eon1o fourteen inter-
rovatorIes.
H. 41,ov IN t;n ror,,c. ,yhon aott,po torI,, Tin
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bunho b4,,,,. Il. ., ,,,.. >, H.. ,,u:,-,,,u
~ m1ncst To- ,ruu nr rrtr,rSson to sro dnt ~,
to, Il rorsist in injustice, Is btt to rush On ia osn
1--we icrcy. iu noblcnt ornament. III other countries
slavery laa sometimes ytHel to iottnitona crou.n-
Manees, OF ncen eshgsnoa ~ pnySscn ar tosco; we
tho ~ ~ rc1r e. ~ Oh
Nio lint shall reaeh 10 in hcayeus and toward which
iii natons n,ail worsllir
did 10 iu behalf Of Johu C. Calhoun.
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Nanonal Lspefsy Patty convention was
Gontrate t!1S sotos OF 1ao itlonns Of lreeaon'
1hneH Y. nlrney, t1on o1 NeW ~ 1oiA, WIS ilomi.
nhseu tor ING ffesit'ehny. anu Itun1sIs EaI!e. OF
tenhaylVahia, TOR tie flco-tfealooney. IN nla
ntter ~, necoptinR nno non1as'on' no snas ~ w.
ntlca tio nfepronaiplo cohlllos III pfogEesa pe-
tweon freedom and slavery:
Tho conclusion Of tho whole rnntser Is that as
people, o arc trying ny experiment a. n1nphtlosnpA
ical ~ taeo.y as y nah been hnu eyer WI ne, !ua %
,i " nr,a ~ cr ~, r.,D,,"s
sas. Il IL In win TO thnt Of sicore sniou baswesn
tho North aud South If tho rst romain tr.lo to hor
republican principles and hab1ts and tho latter pctaat
II hcc alavoholdng desrosta1n Thoy aro incapable
Iron of @ fa epg @ aS e ono oy I1ey o
1"n =, mneu ,I ua,., ttJ tbon % 1a" mi snui
Tiey nay # il trno o resscI togotncr, nnd uado to
cohsre Uy e1traoous appiiancea End tho ino Of con.
act may bo daubcd aud ynrnishelt and concealed,
Int tls first shocl vii mike hom 1an nssndeT, aud
MscGso to sns .naa ;nefo never "as any real lncos
h !o " 1.nSr =. .,a s,r+t :. r,,a. ~, ~
mnltnio Of petty urapoisnlB nctius on thu principle
tnat ING, men sse not ereatsa e9ns iav9rsa ,a i9 S
asG orn @ teaay Gooea M a r 10 ,eap o r o
nisisd by nntl,re. such aoyerumeut eay. wi,on
BROUGHT bY circ;instancrs into cioso i,,xtaroao aud
inoesyant intercourse With republics, acttuT rr'nc
pies aian.ett4caly opposite mst soon DO brought to
aa eIsa IL rane, s a @nerro
ni1Iar eiaues Az a asstmilata themselves n tno prsc
ices Of ths csnottsma. Ono sha oncr ,uust III lie
cnd gain t,u eutro asconic,cy IN early intinluton
OF lrreprcssible conflict"
DURING THE CANVASS or 1910
!.u Mr. ni1neY Mas ~ Enslnud. ue olo not 1e&a1a
an1n nl sno a n,one u ~. MofGnnns. a1;a Ill.,, r;,x,
ticot wos sotu oyar San. Il ooo 'o'n ' 'no 't's
Altor this election, tic plan Of political action
yoencl to tako ktro1ic LolI uuop t1o mind Of tha
I,.nr1a ~ fI,o slave
AAN'A9o ~ 49, n's'o' ...
a NATIONAL CONVENTION
was again called ana assembled n lSi3 at Euf,
falo: Inc Loerty narsy Wes earliest III tue ield
iof tue canvass OF 18Th and pIacou its candiantca
H.. ~ noi1luaeoh lonG oe.oIo Tue oeuer paSt1eB.
~ a iS a. nuG na vas detges thsn a
~ so - ~ ntiet - u H. "nu 1H1
~ t y+. ~. ' "gEst & y, stio ,.a .no't ~
~ nowa,t o,'d oa;f,ataa W. .,n.., otroa -!
;jcuIrc n I,ova son,o a,1c11 man "a John fn;nce
AInno. ninood - ,nn,;not;nr m IL cror,''l
t1,nt - 1yn',,i tord ~ un4;aai.ta on o
tnas " Nohl4 sena 10 na1lonali2e hlla populatizo
the pnrty to have IN tho candidate man who
hatl been prominently hnforc tho public rs a
politician. But the Convention was almost
itr,nnimnua in favnr of tim rernn,pntinn of Mr.
ierrnv Tha Hnn Tl,nnnna Mnrrin ~ ni,n ,woa
n1aao 'M. wv tAuoltlAtu iuI tno F'ce-flcsiaohcy.
Ino writer was at tue limo III Q Situation TO
know that tho nomination was to hlr. Birnoy, as
q personal matter, altogesher unacceptable; that
hld feelings wore Avcrse to the notorlnty that
such position gave him, and that he would
have greatly preferred to haYo been moro re-
tired. but lie submitted to the wishes OF his CO.
laborers. undor the conviction that this was ono
OF tho modes, and perhaps tho most efficient
uodo of publishing tue principles aud the viows,
for tho dissemination and SUCCESS of which h0
uo considered that wA1le ho waB conaenting
to bo held up aa a target to bo ahot at, he would
incidentally thus be tile mcnns OF attracting TIC
attention OF tue national mind to tlo considerR-
tion Of tho necessity Of divorcing tho dovorn-
naent from nubservlenoy to sl1yery' md bringing
it back to Tue prlnclplea on "hloh lt "as ostao"
Asnau. ae conid o4poct no adsaHtAbe ~ mln.
Rolf. His sensitive mind oorta1nly could not
hnyo been pleased with tho prospect OF, tho
abt,so dotractiou, and B}ander tint were inov1t-
ably to bo heaped upon, and thrown against
him. He passed through an ordeal TINT foN
mon have to try; aud that undoubtedly short