Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-23

~ tAic HOS ltSOiSll ueEn0uGS rs lis RIGHT.
: 1t may be, however, that the new admin
/, istrauon will try assumed moderation and
: ihyPocTIueal concessions as temporary Sc
dailyeS to the present newly awakened
I and terrible indignation Of the NORTH
bUt TINS we know for surety, that south
eFn avarlce and ambition are thoroughly
jlniiamed-that the extension Of the area
Of human bondage by the power and rev
enues Of the general government, ana
the secured ascendencv Of the slave pow
or III the national councils. are irrevocabIy
determined. The intelligence Of the
/ North mus, be Guickened-,he conscience
o. the North aroused, and every subtle
movement Of policy shall be detected and
ItnWarted by firm. northern purposc, ev-
cry bold aggression met by manly re-
/ siStauce. II we abandon the organization
we have already efiected-if we let g
the hold upon public confidence We have
/ Ialready gained, where can we look for
! an organization 10 work the triumph Of
liberty. The work we have to do cannot
safely be deferred 10 another Presidei.-
. tlal election. We dare not risk issues Of
/ |such moment upon the mere force of ex-
cltement and fury in a canvass. The ex-
cItcmeat of the present hour must be
/ har.ened into constant purp0se-lhe out
ragged sense Of Justice at the North be-
! |coma enduring conviction. The work
must begin NOW, and increase in earn
es.ness until a final decision IS obtained
for. ..Jnstice and Liberty. We must agi-
Itata and educate the public mind until
! these calamities be overpassed.
The Republican party stands pledged
! to each other and before the world
! To the defense Of the right ot Free
Labor and of Free Immigration 70 Free
Homes IN the Territories Of the Union
| To the complete restoration Of Free
| dom to the control usurped BY a slavery
/ Iaggraldizing despo;isn, Of the policy
powers and patronage Of the General
IG0veramont-
| 70 atordinG our brethren, the down
! rodden non-slayeholdinL whites o. the
south. the full measure Of aid to their en-
Itranchisanent and elevation which iideii-
/ " to our own privileges and duties viii
communicate
To stand by the cause Of Free Kansas.
aiding her citizens to repel invasion.
hitherto countenanced BY the Govern
meut, mini5.erlur to their necessities, al
IeyIaJ.ng their prlvatlons and wants, and
strengthening their numbers by q vigor-
Gus and constant stream of emigration
| from the free North, until the freedom Of
Kansas be established
10 the limitation from further ext9n-
sion by TIE authority and revenues Of the
governments o- tIle gTeat curse q human
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greater s-ilceEiLy o. coa'lc.Ioh ana ear
hes-hes5 Gi p@'Pos-, ana more oI una. as
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and ST at once 70 the work OF canvassslng
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