Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
Republicans.

Republicans.
| A few obscure locofoco prints ia this
State that dangle at the tail end Of the
arissocrstic pro slavery party. and afford
far less light TO the benightod uude :.
standings of mojorily Of their readers
than wax taper OF q fsrthing candle
would the optics of the Inhabitants oil
New York City. in dark night. are try.
/ ing to persuade themselves that the Re.
publicans are sbou, to disband, and that
the doctrine of non intervention. in res
pect to slavery in the territories, will be.
come the settled policy of the country
They are mistaken. to say the least. in
both conclusions. The Republicans will
not disbsnd. so long as the Democratic
party IL trying TO extend the blighting
curse OF slavery. nor will non interven.
lion become the settled policy of the
country. The people have seen a prsc-
.ticsl exempli6cation OF the meaning of
'snon-intervention.' in the locofoco vo-
csbulary. in the case of Kansas, and SO
far from approving it. have conde mned
it in the free States-ihe land Of schools.
printing Offices ssa ehurches-by a ma
joEi.y of over 240 900. This looks We.
~ much like approving the doctrine of
non- intervention. don't il? But. we do
not consider il necessary to occupy space
and time refusing on assertion no one be.
lievee. not even those who make il. A,
another time we may devote some space
to On exposition of what is mean. by
"noniniervenlion," in locofoco psrlance.
as shown by the practice of Government
officials, in Kansas. and elsewhere.
So far from the Republican party be-
ing about to dissolve. We are daily graf
flied with the evidences Of long. Wig
orous and prosperous life of the young
Republican giant. in the preparations
making by our friends. ell over the couu.
try for the coming campaign. There is
no repIning in any quarter-no faltering,
no doubt about success in the future, no
lack of will. The following resolves of
the New York Kings County Club. speak
the voice of the party:
Resclred, That though we have not
carried the day. we know no surrender:
we yield not an inch; our flag, with its
every principle cleaning. s,iIl fonts. and
shall float until accepted aud followed.
BY our enemies or planted BY ourselves GU
the heights of the Capitol.
Resolved. That the heroic bearing OF
our STANDARD Bearer, John c. Fremont,
under attacks Of unexampled fury and
ryy.rism. has shown him in oil points
worthy of his glorious ::pss. and com
mands ourunqualifed confidence ana or
sppre me admiration.
Resolpsd, That the Empire State has
more than ever proved itself worthy OF
its proud motto EXCELSIOR; and that in.
her present position We find renewed ss.
surnnce that as popu!sr education
mounts so mounts the spirit of liberty.
Resotred. That the late election frauds
in cities demonstrate moro forcibly than
ever the necessity ofa stringent and e!.
fective Registry Law. and that the duty
Of securing the inviolsbiliiy of the bn!Io,
box is imperative upon our Republican
Legislature
Kesoired. That the order Of the day
this day afier the 5attle-thronghout the
Republican party from the Atlantic TO
the Pacific. be oRGAsizArros. DISCIPLINE.
VIGILANCE
ResoIvsd. That the Rocky Mountain
Republican Club OF Kings County knows
- I..s. IL ,u.ll onliataa de. II