i 3 Thai to the union of the State* this
Of disunion, in caae ol a popular overt' row
of their ascendancy, it denying the vital
i 4 /#f
e f.ritd f,«V i principles of a free
of a
Wk*t advertieci the We«k]y .one, avuwai of xntemjflaUd treason, which it
lh« rtce »ii» be tS, eaioe a* in ta« 1. aily.— ,a ihe imperative duty of au indignant l'eo
Vtfcei* the oaily and Wteklyatt bwti, u»»4, i 1
25 p»r eeni wiiibt dodu«i«d fr«»u tbe aggre- P" kUtuay to lebuke and iore\«r bileoce.
gate auiub:.i. i 4^ That the riidintenance inviolate ul the
m»X advortlser
s nghls
government, ai hk an
ol the Suies, and especially the
r,
u,l4tt44l^*'^
\w fcitciiA:» i r, do*»r »b«ia ibo ourfior in iu altenipted enforcement, everywhere,
*i#1 lr#et'h•»*ok,loi*. on lnnd and sea, thruugii the intervention
&.60Muii. fiook-Bloddry, tlse extreme preun»ioiw of a purely local
AND BLAMK HOiiix ANl* A€TOHV inU rest and in its general anu unvarying
vfliANK Boolti sBttd* ecd ruledto any rs^itlidd'j abuse Ot the pOWerclitruSltd to U bj a coil
J-J) astern. Coat Keeorda,J uticee' buckete, Aa-
1
1
"gil1 kVate Ui order ai.d control its
®er own judgment excluwrely, i» essential to
less inva&iwu by armed force of the suil of
any £riate or Territory, no matter under
what pretext, an among the gravest of
6. Thai the present Democratic Ad^m
istmtion ha» far exceeded our worn ap
prehensions, in its measureless subtvi
eucy to the exactii cs of a sectional inter
est, aa especially evinced in iu desperate
exertiid^s to force the mlamous Lecoinptuti
ConMituii n up n the protesting people of
Kansas in construing the personal teia-
of Congress and of the Federal Couits, of
fading people.
