The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-12-30
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10 enjoy within their own limits the blessings
and the .evile Of slavery, they only contend
against its further extension, the same spirit
of philanthropy and patriotism which actua.
ted the fathers Of the Republic in their effosta
10 guard against it's diffusion.
Resolred, That when tho South abandon
the contest If slavery-extenaion and cease
their thrcts Of the dissolution of tho Union.
III" leading principles ofthe Republican party
will cease to be Of any practical utility; but
ns long ms the slavery -propagandist party 10
IN the field. and as long ms the Union IA
threatened the Republican party will contin.
ne To Increase until it finally nationally tri.
| umrhs. i'f
Resoived, That our Circuit Judge, sinoc
cnnvass Of the votee, has become alarmed az
fhc new evi'lepccs Of treason, and announced
from The bencl, his Intention Of resigning
10 nv"id coming in contact with 30 numerous
hord" IF frn'fors in the Spring election
Snrncity. whom found adjoining tho judicial
mind. is worthy of much praise.
Onr hcnorod londcrs in the late national
canvass, John G. Fremont and William Z.
Dayton---our elected candidate in 1902"
"Our Republican Delegates in Congress-
I cir ar'uons labors, their marked fidclitv.
and their distinguished public services during
ih- late acssion, rendered their triumphant
reelection no moro that fitting acknowledge.
ment on our part, thought il might we'll have
been accorded to their tservices in tho cam.
naign. May their future career be no Ices
honorable TO them and the State than tho
past" fuH Pat ri a1reta ga4
'The Governor Of Michigan: Illustrating
in his own person the honor conferred by our
free institutions upon labor, he has demonsta-
ted its compatibility with the eloquent adyo.
cacy Of Justice md humanity, and with emil
ncnt pr cticabity as a statesman. An car
" and eelfadvocating champaign Of nationhl
liberty, may he survive to witness and share
in its vindication in the highest scene of its
conflicts. ~ 8of ~ fIi7
'Our State officers: To their untirinp ns1.
siduity, their distinguished ability and ffdel.
iiv. to their fearless scrunity into our fiscsi
nffars--not forgetting their noble views Of
State power and responsibility in references to
The wrongs Of our brctheren in Kansas we nre
not little iedebted for the late SPLENDID
triumph in our State" ,a ei
The Free State Settlers in Kansas: We
ccognize in them the spirit which planted
New England, and struck the first blow Of our
'evolntion-a quenchless and indomitablo
escntmeht Of illegal power, which no concili;
tlon car disarm, and no amnesty subdue.-
Nc accord to them place in the worlds an.
als bv tho side Of those at whose name hu-
aanity takes heart, and tvrants turn pale."-
Tho Massachusetts Emigrant Aid Society!
IN organization Of Christian civilization,
gonsi violation of rubl;c faith and the orr
anizaiion ofrnffian force---a legal social pow.
r arraved against crime and tvranny--thnH
mb below and tho wolf above" Pc i
"The State Of vermont-The elcyv won
? h9r s'alwart sons NJ Bennington and Ticon.
srogna is rirallod lv tho political fortitude
GENTLY sitnaizod. IN her public symrathy
r The iiaivrs If liberty in Kansas, by m
for their relief worthy ofs
vcrrrgn STATE. la re'
"Prcsidcnt Pierce: Until the appearance Of
: lasi nnnnal Message. hc was supposed to
we exhausted tho gravitntion Of political de-
srmanf. He has now descended to a low
ptl, f"n whcl, history will turn in disgust,
d abandon tn satire rho unfinishd recer6."
Tho Senators from Michigan in Congress:
, they still doubt that the Wolverines aro
ihnir track 2"
9Th" Fair Sex: As their vencrated grand.
others sustained, bv their sympathy and self
'rifces. the mon Of '76. so have our cons
npornries, the Re'ublican woman of Mich
IN. ih" mon Of SO. All honor TO their
antifnl patriotism and their cordial hospi.
iiy."
VOLUNTEER roAsrs.
"Oakland County--To her handwriting
rrs of ,t,arfv xpo eov x,a1l Iooo. s6m
icate nll within her borders to love liberty =
re and slavery less" ia
Bv VIM. Osgodbv-"The two monuments
Washngton--thc one in the harts of his
nirymcn, and the other fromed from the
ks Of III" everlasting hills Of his country"
The Republicans Of Battle Creck-Thc
,u'c mcn Of Calhoun County--always
dv and ncvcr tired"
The Republican party-it has spoke twice
when it speaks again freedom is triumph
The Republicans of Kent County-obecurs
hci.' location, ba; truc to tho principles
76." -.
The people Of the Fourth Congressional
trict having been severely 'Peck'd for tho
two years have concluded to apply liv-
Leach" .'....o. a.
Lewis Cass--mav his future political ca
bc with the Dionades, drawing water .a
, deep well with leaky buckets to fill =
onlcss tub" N . EiL
" ono ofthe $4,000 majority in New York.
Know-N -Nothipg--Pol;:ically, neither man,
nan or benst-may they live long enough
now the difference between Liberty and
clifaccism. is,- q atlesI 4,1lt5 tce
Tho doctrine of Sqnatter Sovcreigntyy
ceivcd in sin and born in iniquity-tram-.
in the dust by the North, and spit upon va
hc South-poor old boss, let it die" .,'.S .s
y S. S. Lacy. .-"rhe Republican parity;
principles are founded in eternal Justice
demands equality for all, and win grant
al privileges to no one" ~. s-.,.f.f
PRoPos.-Rcfcrrng to tho rumor that
ylas contempatcs making nm effort TO re-
e himself by originating a scheme for