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public Of frsemen whose revolutionary sres in wrestling this
great country and the liberties of its people from the dominion
OF Britain, drew their principles IRON the tunes Of hanpaen
and Sidney He those principles enlarged and pac
tay illustrated in the operation OF this Government Con-
Quoted on these principles, we present model Republic
for the admiration if the malon OF the other nations OF
the earth And few citizens Of this Republic have been
auent in professions OF admiration OF our system and Of
hatred of monarchy and have insisted more senuousy
upon strict construction Of the powers granted by the States
and the people the Federal Government than Mr. Polk


But assuming the Presidency an office in some respects
substantially equivalent that OF King OF England, he gave
such orders for the of the army calculated
necessarily if not designed purposey to produce inevitable
with neighbong sister Republic, cf Which Congress-


the sole making poUer though then "a session. todS kep
profoundly ignorant He hus proceeded since, under sort
OF claim of royal perogatve asserted under the title OF be
geen rights, to establish civil governments IN conquered pro-
vnces and to enforce laws IN bockaded ports with
the authority Of Congress- all powers, executive and
military, exercised claimed any age in any form Of gov
ernment whether under King Emperor Gar Sultan, Mo-
gull what not necessarily Injured to him in state Of
under our limited constitution


While Charles enforcing his illegal exactions OF ship
money besides other appliances the sacred pulpit pro-
famed to the purpose of sbdung opposition and seducng or
awing the public into submission to his audacous doctrines
and hghhanded measures. Sermons were preached py oip
thorpe and Manwarng and industrousy spread over the
kingdom by order of the Court designed bring religious
peudces the support OF civil authority in which the doc


ne OF the duty of passive obedience was asserted IN Its full
extent the whole authority of the State claimed belonging
to the King alone; and all limitations OF constitution and law
denounced as seditous and lmpious.


And So in the yrannlcal spirit, though manifested
under other forms and agencies the doctrine oi passive
obedience is attempted be enforced upon the eemen
of this called Republic in favor of Executive niallbiy
prerogative, and power. If citizen, imagining himself


eeman and ancyng the Executive responsible to the const
uon laws and public opinion, to examine his acts
in the fearless spirit Of freedom and candor, forthwith the
slaves power party esound the demagogue
cry, first nsgated by the President himself Moral Irtdon
Aid md Comfort to the Enemy!l Mericaa Wing r.!