New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22
REASONS FOR ACTING WITH THE Re
PUBLICAN PARTY.

The following is an article written By HENRY {
CAREY, esq. giving reasons why the Republican
party should be sustained:
Frra: Because il is in favor of FREE SPEECH, and
opposed 10 club law on the floor OF Congnss, ana W
B,Ider-Ruffian law on The soil o; Kansas.
Second Because il Is in favor of FREE LABOR, ana
opposed TO the policy which fills our market WIN the
produces Of foreign workshops wnlle our own WORK
men their wives and children are unemployed.
Third: Because il is in favor Of Free hES, ard
otrosed 10 the system which gives 200 olgsrchs,
Of bosts o. slaves tie sole direction oil he POI
ICY of tie country.
Fou,h: Because II is IN favor Of FREE Soil, AID
desires that the vast plains Of Kansas and Nebraska,
sufficient to make twelve such States as Pennsylvania
should be divided among the tree men OF the country
their wives and children.
Fifth: Because i, is in favor of FREE GovIRssEsT,
ard opposed To the system which gives tn the people
Kan.as no choice except between martial law and the
mob law of the Border Ruffians Of Missouri.
Sirth Because il desires TO rescue The LIBERTIES
OF The CITIZENS and is therefore opposed to the doc
tripe Of constructive and contenps by means
of which a corrupt Government, and corrupt Judges
nov reek their subversion
Srenh Because il desires 10 settle all questions by
means 4 the BALLoT-BoX. leaving tn the advocates OF
Slavery the use of the revolver and the bowie knife
Etshth: because it has affinity with the party
whose leading organs teachtheir readers that - SLN-
Eky' whether for the black man or The white, is A
LEGITIMATE, UsEFUL ASD ENPBDIEST INSTITUTIONS;
and that therefore they should seek " not merely TO
"reain it where is but TO extend ii TO regions where
" il is unknown.
Ninth. Because, in seeking to protect the national
property from the deilement of Slavery, II acts In
strict accordance with the principles Of that GREAT
ORDNANCE OF SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
sEyEs which with the single exception OF one northern
nenber received the unanimous vote OF Congrss,
epd he's sir been confirmed by acts of Congress- bear
ing the signature of every President from washington
to Polk
Temh. Because it protests against the repeal of the
Missouri COMPROMISE, To which IN 1878, MI buchanan
clung with more tenacity than ever"
Ehrenh: Because in advocating the cause OF FREE
LABOR IN KANSAS it acts in full accordance with that
Compact OF Peace which set limits beyond which
Slavery should not be extended, and within which
wss DOT to be nterfered with.
TreIftb: Became il is purely NATIONAL and AsrI-
SEc1IosAL-holdng that the North has rights Is well
az the South and that those OF all should be equally
respected.
OF THE UsIos-beiDg the only one that has never
TIRE aier ed dsso uon of the connection, because of
success or failure in the approaching election.
Fourteenth Because il has incurred THs HATRED
OF ALL SYo1IoSaLIsrs; as well those living north
OF Mason aid DiIons line those living south of 1t.
Fiftenlt: Because il is the party which follows in
the uain Of the PATRIOTS oF THE REyoLuTioN-al OF
IL doctrines on the sub ct of free and slave LABOR being
deIy ed IT, m Washington Jefferson, ana otner eshi-
peui n Cd of the South
Sixteenth. Because it STANDS BY THE CeSsTITurIos
a. interpreted by Washington, Adams, Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe, Adams the younger, jackson, Van
Buren, Harrison Tyler, Polk, Taylor-and by Mr.
Bucl apan himsef until the passage Of the infamous
Kspsss Nebraska act-all of them having held that
Congress had full power for the government Of all the
national territory, and might exclude Slavery at its
PLEASURE.
dating altogether the bighwaymans plea, embodied in
the Ostend circular
Eighteenth: Because II is the "SoUsD' CURREScy
PARTY-advocatiDg the adoption OF measures that will
20 he nj home be cold sent
TO be applied TO the maintenance OF the currency OF
other countries.
Ntnfteenth Because il s the HIGH WAGES PARTY
wholly opposed TO the idea that reduction in the price
of human labor the reduction OF the free aborer to
tie condition of the slave Is the measure required TO
enable to compete with the pauper laborer of Eu-
rope. ,
everywhere; anxious 10 relieve the millions of poor
ard dswn-trodien whites Of the South from the de-
grading and d.bssing tyranny to which they
subjected.
f'ventv.fra Because, holding that FREEDOM
National and Slavery only sectional objects 70 all
tending toward enabling Southern planters "
4" call the roll Of their slaves at Bunker Hill"
Tr,ntv.second: Because i, is the party Of SOUND
MoRAIs-beipg opposed 10 the introduction Of either
Slavery Polygamy into the Territories OF the
Union.
Trc,tshird Because it has for It's chief standard
bearer JOHS {. FREMONT, q man Of high intellect
spoilers integrity and unshrnking frmness-one fully
worthy 10 be the successor Of ashiDgton and Adams
Jefferson Madison and jackson, In the President ia
chair.
Taern .fo,r,h: Because that standard-bearer is an
advocate OF FREE LABOR" a. " the natural capital
which constitutes the real wealth Of this free country
" and createe that intelligent power in the masses
alone to be relied on a The BULwARX OF FREE H.
" sIITUIIoss."
Tuen,s-ftth Because in him We have Man. and
not q mere Pre- Slavery Platform.
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