[Kti AMKM'L!) A.ND ADOPIKD.J
^ftolveJ, Thai we, tht delegated rep
re»4 iiUiUve« of the ll^publican tlectors of
the Lnnid t(ate», w (Jonvenlion assem
bled, «n Ji«ch*rg« of the duty w« ofi to
owr and our country, tltiite in
the fil!owinj£ declarations
1. TjK*t the listory of the nation during
lh« last lour years, haa fully estfebKhheU
the J'topritjiy and necessity of the or^aui
and perj»etuaUon A~ the Kepubitean
party, and that the causes which ended
into ixi^u^nce are permanent in th« ir na
tnre, and now, more than ever before, de
mand its peaceful aiid constitutional tri
umjjh.
2. Thai th®, maiaV oacice of (|m princi
plt» promuVauu in lit* Declaration of Ia
tiepeiMlmc* and embodied in th« ederal
'onswtutioij, "That ait men are created
equal that tfary are endowed by their
Creator with certain iuahtnable right*,
tliat among these ^rt* Iile# liberty ai the
pur hi it oi happjiit^ thai to aecur« tiie»»e
ri^hu, government* are instilut* among
men, deriving their just powers Irom U»e
consent of the gotenied eimential to
the prehfcrvatioii of our Republican institu-
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K^ordi^J aitico*' i/ockou, Ao- i fcuir^ people.
6. That the people jusily view with
alarm the reckl(K«» txtravagance which
pervades every department of the Federal
AVEnot oti hsiid, atid wi) 1 bo reoei viugtlurin^
the HtfiiD, A VKUY LAH«I AND CuMI'l.ATA
storsor which they taki-pleasure i
in oftenug to the trade ol l«wa and Mi^nouri at a practical illustration of the boasted Dem
vaur uw PKfcwH.
f2fid2ui(h«w
ANTED, lovphioh we will pttyra^h.
