Demoine courier., 1856-09-11

lists throughout The fandS. 10 u strange
the, 3 ffos and inleliieen, people csnno,
be famed Into submission to a policy
whic', They regard as subversive Of jus
lice, sad outrageous 10 ,hemselyes7
The difficulties a,s spon us. The
question Of their adjustment is involved
in the present political contest, and II
becomes The duiy of every lever Of his
country 10 60 10 work. calmly and in
earnest 10 ascertain his duty and TO PER
form il regardless Of all other political
considerations. Practically There are but
two paths from which 10 choose-,he 50
called Democratic party and tho Rerub.
iican party. All IDEA Of a third party is
rapidly vanishing from the minds Of ear.
mes. and reasonable men. Recon, events
demonstrate 10 a moral certainty tia,
Fillmore has not The shadow OF a chance
foy election. And is il were otherwise,
10 those who desire q settlement, Of DIFF
hcul,ie.. the Fillmore party offers NJ
hope. they propose no healing policy
They are al bes. but a mere negative
Now this will not do. No party 10 de
serving Of a moments consideration
which does nc propose to do something
The times demand this, and will admiI
OF no negative. do-no,hing policy.
The question then, is between Blu.
chanan and Fremont. The former is
the candidate Of the party which has
caused all the trouble. and il is un.eason
able 10 expec. tranquility as the results
of his election. Not that we expect
anybody will rebel or dissolve the Union
because Of his election. Nobody bu.
Southern dispnionis,s threaten to dissolve
the Union in the event Of anybody's
election to the Presidency. The danger
is in the policy to which The party is
pledged-ihe same policy which has
governed the present ADMINISTRATION
VS. have seen the result OF q four years
Of That policy. At its beginning
the country enjoyed unprecedented iran
guilty, now we are in the midst Of IN
prececenlec troubles, aud lhev ore be-
coming more aggravated daily. The re-
sult has been the evaporation. not mere
~ Of the North, but Of The South also.
Aud il the same insane policy is TO be
pursued through another period Of four
years, there Is no telling where The exas-
peralion will end. i is as plain as any
political fact can be made, that there
cannot be domestic tranquility while the
policy Of the present Administration is
carried ou,. II is necessary, therefore,
to change the policy OF the government.
and tina. 10 what The Republican party
proposes to Co.
Tha, party makes no war upon any
body's Iights. In the language o: It's
noble standard bearer, il is i~nasxi5ly OF.
posed 10 any interference. GA The part OF
the North, with slavery where il now
exists, and just al, infiexibly opposed to
its extension over Territory now free
II the counsels Of those who now CON
pose the Republican party bad been
the Missouri Compromi,e would
have been repealed, and e~xsling
would have been avoided
They now propose essentially TO restore
lha, Compromise by the admission of
Kansas as a free State. Or al least by al
no uhjusl obstacles TO be inter
posed 10 her becoming a free SIa,e.-
they propose TO break down The System
Of oppression which has been so s,cadl-
y and for 80 long q time prac,iced upon
The Free State men OF Kansas. In a
word, j. is the people rising in their
and declaring that they will not be
subdued into the support of measures
they abhor. The question is be
fore she peopie-le! each man choose
whom he will serve.