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IiC SC eA2'' Oi 'iiS lpi6S DFp the Democratic Party is governed n, umphantly exhibited on the 26th ub House of Representatives. Mr. BEI,,, afterwards Mir. CAMPBELL, took oce,,s offer two of the leading resolutions ai by the Democratic National Convns, 1840, for the consideration of the and being subdivided, the House cans direct vote on the following proms embraced in them: viz.

 ': ReSo7red, That justice and sound forbid the federal government to foys branch of industry to the detrimento(s CT, or to cherish the interests of one D. to the injury of another portion of on, mon country.o

 This was adopted by Yeas l66, M The Nays were Messrs. ADAMS, GRp and WINTHROP, all of Massachusetts

 This is a tAorough-going Free Tma ol1aioa. It declares in substance a government ought not by law to ncras prices of iron, cotton and woolen cloa which the Planters and Farmers hape without increasing the prices of mea. wheat, cotton, Sc. acFich they haue b

 The next proposition was adopted { uadaimous vote: viz.

 "That every citizen, and every seei the country. has a right to demand and l upon an equality of rights and prlvilegs to a complete and ample protection sons and property from domestic yiolal foreign aggression"

 The next proposition was as follows

 "R8solrcd, That congress has no under the constitution, to interfere Vi control, the domestic institutions of tn| eral States and that such States are ts and proper judges of every thing apla ing to their own affairs, not prohibia the constitution"

 This was adoptedby YEAS l5l-Na Nays, Messrs. Adams, Gullom, and Fa

 The last proposition was as follov4

 s.That all efforts of the abolitionssq CTS, made to induce Congress to ni with the question of slavery, or 10 take pient steps in relation thereto, are caltE to lead to the most alarming and daa! consequences, and that all such efforts D inevitable tendency to diminish the hag of the people. and endanger the stabir permanency of the Union, and ought be coHntenanced by any friend to oml cal institutions.n

 This was adopted by the followlngvoa

 YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Ashe, Ak Barringer, Beardsly, Belser, Benton, B Jas. Black, Blackwell, Bossier, Bower,B Boyd, Brinkerhofi, Brodhead, A. TB William J. Brown, Burke, Burt, Cal Campbell, Catlin, Causin, R. Chapmanl pell, Clinch, Clingman, Clinton, Cobb'l Cross, Cullom, Dana, Daniel, Garrett Richard D. Davis,' J. W. Davis, De Dickinson, Dromgoole, Dunlap, Ells,l Farlee, Ficklin, Fish, French, B. Greei der, Hale, HamIin, Hammett, HaralsOa, ley, Herrick, Holmes, Hoge, Hopkins lon, Hubbard, Hubbell, IIungerford, J.R Joseph R. lngersoll, Jameson, Cave son, Andrew Johnson, Geo. W. Jones P. Kennedy, Preston King, Kirkpatlf branche, Leonard, Lewis, Lucas, Ldi Lyon, McClernan, Mcconnell, McD Mckay, Mathews, Moore, Joseph J Murphy, Newton, Norris, Owen, Payl' ton, Emery D. Potter, Preston, Purdy' bun, David s. Reid, Reding, Rele, Ritter, Russell, St. John, Saunders, Thomas H. Seymour, David L. SI Simons, Slidell, Thomas Smith, Robert Steenrod, Stetson, John Stewart, Stiles Strong, Summers, Taylor, ThompsOn asson, Tibbats, Tucker, Wentworthl ton, White, Woodward, and JosephA' -128.

 NAYs-Messrs. Abbot, Adams, Baker ey, Giddings, Grinnell, Hardin, Harpaa' son, Washington Hunt, Irwin, Perley D, son, Daniel r. King, McClellanu, n.I Rockwell, Rogers, Severance, Albert Tilden, Vance, Vinton, and Winthrop

 Thus have some of the leading pfiA put forth by the Democratic party III been approved by triumphant votes s, House of Representatives. So sounu", that few of the Wings dare to vo~ I them. May not Democracy be pfougl basis on which 1t stood in ls4o' apa ap, this endorsement from the Wings, VeH' stand upon 1t again in lS44' i

 When the Hhig creed is thus dlslllsa ,, l,. sented, they shrink back from II g@m, ao In l840 they promulgated no creea' u q. aD the boldest and most honest oi 'len , can scarcely induce them to take Op manly ground. By coons and o'ne, Y, they would induce the people 10 .;a g' He ends at which they aim and asalI I, 1 themselves into the arms ol those W. once betrayed them.

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