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part Of the State the ocofocos stated that dare not
make the declaration south Of Mason's and Dixons .
line, but when | spske In Cincinnati few days
sinee, there proclaimed 10 the world the doe
irines which proclaimed on the WesIem Reserve,
and the vas, maltitute made the welkin riog with
their shouts.


''But, my eouniry,nsn, shall have no vote in the
nailer--nor neither have | the veto power, All
can do, II elected, Is TO recommend the repeal OF
the black laws IA my message. l am the hrst can
dldate for governor who has taken the stump
and declared himself IN taUOr g he repeal Of the
black laios, and IT be defeated, can return home
70 my family and have the pleasant Satisfaction OF
knowing that have done my duty TO my fellow man,
and especially 10 the poor African ["


Comment hardly be needed to bring home to
the minds Of the country, and especially Of the
wings in other sections, the and spirit Of such
declarations these, and Of such proceedings we
have stated. To us il appears plain that Is even
now full time for that portion Of the whig party
which feels especial interest in the preservation
Of the oompaets and guarantees of the constitution
the subject Of slavery consider well the result
to which this course of the wings in the north is
rapidly and inevitably leading. We see not how
any man, deeply interested to preserve the fedora
constitution il stands upon the subject Of slavery,
can deem himself safe in strengthening the ranks Of
party which thus rallies ayowedly upon abolition
doctrines the basis OF national party Organsaiisn


All the slaveholding States stand firm on the prin-
cipe that slavery does not OF right belong to our
national poltcs al all-tha Il cannot be introduced
isto them without substantial and most perous
violation Of the spirit of the consttutionthst in
troduced, il is sure to create agitation fraug ht
with every element Of alarm. Yet who can deny
that the whig party, as national party, is through
out large sections Of country steadfastly aboring
to bring the whole topic Of slavery into the next
presidential oanvass' Already there is strong rea-
son to believe that the wings Of New England are
fully resolved not to give their vote TO any eand-
date for the chief mag .stracy Of the nation,
who is STAKEHOLDER. We believe this to be fact
But at any rate, that the present course
precisely that course most likely to be adopted, in
view Of such determination. In so far rs such
determination enters into the proceeding OF the
wings in any section OF the Union, in Just far,
the whig party is avowedly the party Of political
abolition in its worst possible form. The sanctity
Of the public faith pghted in the compacts Of the
consiitution-the highest considerations which be.
long to the permanence Of our Union-the security
Of the country from agitation, which in itself Is
ruin, and, in one word, the ssprssrpaon OF all that
portion OF our confederacy, in which slavery ex-
sts-sll unite to rally the people one man against
scheme Of partisan ambition, so blind, so despe-
rate, and so destructive.