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And by All Proper Means to Prevent CAVEATS. are we will main¬ NKW MEXICO. enactment of an est, lo the of a whose as these acts concerned, Pkoplb'm Or kick, HA Nusmih N. Y. pie, through the unjust, THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. suspend passage bijl strict en¬ Patkm'J' si., WASHINGTON, D. C. Old Line Democrat..Jose Manuel Gallego*. and unconstitutional meriis cannot secure the approval of two- tain them, and insist on their And others desiring to Apply for Oa- oppressive, Fugitive A1JOPTBD AT JUNK I, 1852 shall vuntil are that a ) the OHIO. Slave are to he inconsistent BALTIMOKK, thirds of the Senate and House of Repre¬ forcement, until lime and experience INVENTORSinformed neceasaiy drawing* Old Line Democrats..David T. Disney, M. H. Law, proved of the demonstrate the oi further legis¬ and papers are prepared by the uudersigned with the LIST OP MEMBERSOPTHESiB CONGRESS with all the principles and maxims of De¬ I. Resolved, That the American Democ¬ sentatives until the judgment people necessity utmost and on the moat moderate terms. Nichols, Alfred P. Edgerton, Andrew Ellison, and which has lation to the evasion of the dispatch,Patunt to. Thomas L. Ritchie. Ed- mocracy, and wholly inadequate to the racy their trust in the intelligence, can be obtained thereon, guard against All other business promptly attended mill. Frederick W. Green. place saved the American from the cor¬ laws on the one haud, and the abuse of Person* wishing fur inft>rotation or advioe relative Tito Senate consist* ot two Sonators from each 8>o H. We D. H.John- settlement of the of which they the and the people to Patent* or Inventions at ail consult tha Olds, Lindsey, Harvey questions patriotism, discriminating jus-, and domination of the their on the other, not impairing may timps sum Tbofe we thirty-one States, represented by eon, Wilson Shannon, George Bliss, Andrew are claimed to be an adjustment. tice of the American rupt tyrannical powers undersigned without r/uirge, either personally at his two Senator*. people. and from a their to out the or letter. ALFRED K. .ixty Stuart X. That no permanent settlement of II. That we this as a Bank of the United States, present efficiency carry office, by BEACH, Whig*, in limit*; Old Line Democrat*, in Human. Scott Aaron Har¬ Resolved, regard of internal im¬ of the Constitution ; and we Feb. 3. Solicitor of Patents, 80 Nassau st., N. Y. Those marked I D., Independent Democrat ; P., Whig*..John Harrison, the Slavery question can be looked for, distinctive feature of our political creed, corrupting system general requirements u* B John L. W. K. all further of the ques¬ VI1XEI * K1HMAHV AN li WAT EK (KIR those elected a* Union men; H. K., those elected lan, MoseB Corwin, Taylor, in the recognition of the which we are to maiutian before provements. deprecate agitation OJ&AN E. Southern or Stat* uiun. Kdward Ball. except practical proud tions thus as to our Institution has been in Buocewful Rights Sapp, truth that is sectional, and Free¬ the world as the moral element in a VIII. Resolved, That the Democratic settled, dangerous operation Pftsident David K Atchison 1iniffteniient Democrats..L. D. Campbell, Slavery great will abide and peace, and will discoiMiteuance all efforts THISthree yean, and its proprietor, hav ing devote<| Secretary Asbury Dickins. J. dom national; by the total separation of form of government springing from and party faithfully by uphold twenty-Are years to the management of the siek, is Trrm Kdward Wade, K. Giddings. the laid down in the to continue or renew such when¬ to and Term erpirtt t txpirtt the General Government from Slavery, and upheld by the will; and we con¬ principles Kentucky agitation, now enabled judiciously select, skillfully ap¬ ALABAMA. MltiSUtSIPFl. OREGON popular and resolutions of 1798, and in ever, wherever, or however made; and we ply, such curative agencies us are best adapted to 1850 Adams, 1857 Old Line Lane. the exercise of its legitimate and consti¬ trast it with the creed and of Virginia Female in ull their forms, re¬ Bunj Fitspatrick Stephen (U.) Democrat..Joseph practice the of Mr. Madison to the will maintain this settlement as essential each case. diseases, 0. 0. Clay - 185V Vacancy 185V PENNSYLVANIA. tutional influence on the side of Freedom; under whatever name or form, report Virginia ceive particular attention; and those even who have MISSOURI. Federalism, to the of the and AKK ANNAS. Old Line Dtmocrats .T. B. J. Rob and to the States the whole which seeks to the will ol the con¬ Legislature in 1799; that it adopts those nationality Whig party been confined to their beds from one to twenty years, . 1856 by leaving R. W. Johnson* 1855 David K. Atchison Florence, palsy as one of the main the of the Union. with spinal, uterine, or anomalous disease, are assur¬ - - integrity Will. K. Sebastian 186V Hem y S. O'eyiT 185V inn, jr., Win. H. Witte, John MoNair, Sauiuel of Slavery and the extradition of stituent, and which conceives no impos¬ principles constituting ed that there is still for them. W e especially subject and is N hope ooMMKOTictrr. JiKW HAMPSHIRE. A. Bridges, A. Muhlenberg, Christian from service. ture too monstrous for the cre¬ foundations of its political creed, John G. Chapman, ofJMd., invite sueh to with us, as unrivalled suc¬ ¦ - Henry fugitives public correspond . - 1856 Moses Norris, 1855 De¬ Truman Smith jr W. Straub, H. B» Wright, Asa Pucker, Ga- XI. That all men have a natural to resolved to carry them out in* theigobvious President of the Whig National Convention cess has given us ooandonoe of their curability. Isaac Toucey - - - 1857 Jared W. Williams- 185V lusba A. James Wm. H. Kurtz. right dulity. and rangement of the nervous system, liver, and digestive CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK. Grow, Gamble, a portion of the soil; and that, as the use III. That, entertain¬ .meaning import. organs, are relieved. Terms, from $A to . - John Michael C. Resolved,therefore, generally . 1866 L. war with Mex¬ William M. H win 1855 IIrui. H. Seward Augustus Drum, Dawson, of the soil is to life, the these the Democratic of IX. Resolved, That the The is a list of the Free Dem¬ $12 per week, aooordiny to helplessness or the amount - . indispensable ing views, party 0^- Jobn B Welter . ¦ 1857 Hain(lton Fish 1857 Trout. Carlton B. Curtis. all the of following of care required. Address NKWJERSEY. of all men to the soil is as sacred as this^Union, their assem¬ ico, upon principles patriotism ocratic and in IPKUWAKK. Whigs.Joseph R. Chandler, William Ever- right through delegates was a and Anti-Slavery papers published W. W. BANCROFT, M. D., . - and the laws, of James A. Bnyard . 1857 J. R. Thompson 1857 Issac K. Ner Middleswarth, their right to life itself. bled in a General Convention, coming nations, just the United Statos: Deo. 39. Granville, Lioking co., Ohio. - - hart, Heister, - 186V John. M. Clayton 185V William Wright David XII. That the lands of the Uni¬ in a of ol devotion necessary war on our part, in which every FLORIDA. NOItTII CAROLINA. Samuel L. Runnel, John MoCollooh, public together spirit coiffcord, PRESS. CARD. a free Americau citizen should have shown hint- FREE DEMOCRATIC - - 1855 Zi. 1855 Thomas M. John Dick. ted States to the and should to the doctrines and faith of repre¬ Jaekson Morton (weorgt limlger Ritchie, Howe, belong people, and neither Portland, Me.; A. $2 per annum. subscriber is prepared to Lecture, the present R. 1867 - . 185V RHODE ISLAND. not be sold to individuals nor to sentative and to self on the side of his country, Inquirer, Willey; on the new of with the Stephen JUallory Vacancy granted Government, appealing Ina. Democrat, Concord, N. H.; G. (J. Fogg; $2. , THEseason, method Building, OEORUIA. ouio. Old Line Democrats..Thomas Davis, Ben¬ but should be held as a sa¬ their fellow-citizens fi>r the rectitude o( morally nor physically, by word or deed, News, Keene, N. II,; 6. Woodward; $1.25. gravel wail, in the Octagon and Hexagonal forms. IF. C. Dawson - 1855 S. P. Chase (I. D.) * 1866 corporations, comfort to the N. J. H. Address I. H. STEARNS, 185V F. Wade 1857 jamin B. Thurston. cred trust for the benefit of the their renew and reassert before have given "aid and Democrat, Manchester, II.; Goodale; $1.60. Jen. ft. Robert Toom/i» (V.) Benjamin SOUTH CAROLINA. people, intentions, Messenger, Portsmouth, N. II.; T. J. Whittam ; $1. Abington, Mass. INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA. and should be in limited quanti¬ the American the declarations of enemy." - - granted - 1855 State Democrats..John people res¬ D. P. THE OHIO VAKMER VOK18M John Petit 1865 James Cooper Rights McQueen, free of to landless settlers. avowed them on X. Resolved, That we rejoice at the Freeman, Montpelier, Vt.j Thompson; $2. - cost, when, Jesse D. 1857 Hich'd Brodhead, jr. 1857 William L. M. P. S. Jas. ties, principles by Observer, Morrisville, Vt.; J. A. Soinerby ; $1.26. and Bright Aiken, Keitt, Brooks, the toration of relations with our sister T. elegant popular Weekly Agricultural ILLINOIS. RHODE ISLAND. L Orr, W. W. Boyce. XIII. That a due regard for Federal former occasions, in General Convention, friendly Telegraph, Springfield, Vt.; L. Guernsey; $1.75. THISFamily Newspaper will commence its third vol¬ - . 1857 of and desire for W. James Shields 1855 Charlos T. Jauius TENNESSEE. Constitution, and sound administrative they have presented their candidates for Republic Mexico, earnestly Democrat, BrutUeborough, Vt.; Nichols; $1.60. ume on the 1st of January, 1854. It will be illustra¬ Stephen A. Douglas 185V Philip Allen IS.'iV her all the and which Brandon Post, Brandon, Vt.; P.
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