Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

The RasnIt-lha Future.

! he Resnlt-1he Future.
There IS now no doubt Of the election OF
James Buchanan to the Presidency, The re-
suit is aSore disappointment to the friends Offres
dom: bat it should not and will not di'hssrEen
them. To them it is not a defeat but victory,
for it gives assurances Of an ultimate triumph
which is only postponed, They have condemn
ed the iniquitieS of the slAve-DemocrScy BY
heavy majoritiss in all but three Of the Northern
States, snd have only failed OfsTecutiag the SEN
tsncs. by the interpOSiIiOn of third party
The election of Buchanan could never have
been accomplished by his own adhersnts. He
owes his success to Fillmoreism in PsnnsylVa.
MA.
Look at the result in Illinois, The homo Of
Douglas Look al the result in Michigan. the
home Of Cass lat the result in New Hamp'
shire, the homo Of Pierce. the result in
New York, the home Of Fillmore. These are
among the substantial triumphs Of the Repub.
cans, ,--au earnest Of what is in store 10
the future, for all the enemies Of freedom
Never was contest more gallantly fought
against stronger odds. ROpublicGnism is still
but An infant Hercules scarcely two ysars
Of age. Another four years, and in the matu-
nty of vigorous manhood, it will cleanse the
Augean stables, as did its prototype, with scarce.
ly An effort,
In the vote Of Massachusetts, of Maine, and
New York, and OF all the New England States
vepresenting the extreme Eastern section OF the
confederacJ in the vote Of Iowa, Illinois and
| Wisconsin on the West, and Of Ohio and Mich.
igan in the great central region, the condemna.
6ou of more than ons-half Of the nation, is re-
corded against the sectional policy Of the Slave
Democracy. Nothing but copcealmsnL and e.
vasion OF the the true issue by The Buchanan
lenders 10 tho North aud the Fillmore diversion
in PennSylvania aud Indians prevented that
condemnation from being universal and final -
More than half of the votes Cast for Mr.. Bu.
ehauan in tho Northern States were given in
lie belief that he would reverse the policy of
Mr.: Pierce, and that Kansas would be admit
ted into the Union as 9 free State. The future
will show how utterly false are such hopes.
and then will come the triumph of truth and
freedom Those who have been deceived now
will not again listen TO the voice of thetempter
The Republican party has entered upon a
glorious career, whose first rspulse has onl,
served il for future triumphs. 1t is based up.
ON indestructible principles Freedom, Justice,
and Truth. 1t s supported by the intelligence,
the religion and the true conservative patriot
ism of The land. It is fortified by the teachings
of the patriots was achieved our National Inde-
penience and framed our Constitution. II has
attained more rapid, aud more vigorous
growth than any former party since the organ.
izatiOn Of the government, and combines with
in itself more substantial and enduring elements
of strength than any political combination since
the day when Patrick Henry proclaimed the
immortal sentiment, which Weuld now be trea
son in Virginia, "GiVe me Liberty or give me
Deathr" Il 10 not only the party of Freedom
but of Progress; and until its object is accom-
plished. its permanency is as we'll assured as
The imperishabilty Of the principles upon which
| il is based.
It's nominal defeat in the contest Just closed
will, as we have said as the outset, prove an
ultimate victory. Even JAMES BUCHANAN. sub
ssryient and trucking as he has always '5ten
dare OF entirely disregard tbe thunder-toned
protest Of an overwhelming majority Of the
Northern psopls. The Fillmore faction has by
ts own act been crushed by the pillars OF polit,
ieal Dagon, which with suicidal hand IL has
pullsd down upon its oWn head. Fillmore is
dead, dead--and buried in an ignominious
grave, beyond the hope Of resurrection, Thus
every obstacle to the uuobstructed triumph Of
RepuSlicanism in the nsxt national contest is
removed. Third partyism has died the usual
death Of the traitor aOd the spy, riddlsd with
the bullets ofthe coptending Nmies Of Slavery
and Freedom.
The two remain masters of The field, the
one of the North, the othe: Of the South, Let
Republicans, therefore, rejoice at the noble
results they haye achieved, rather than mourn
over those they have failed to accomplish. In
future contests they will have but one enemy,
instead OF two-to combat, aud their remaining
foe will 0 longer be able 10 fight from its am
bush Of false professions and false issues, Mr..
Buchanan will be compelled TO carry on the
pro-slayery war as opened by Pierce, and
there will then be no room to doubi under
J which banner his forces are harshall lied, that
Of freedom or slavery. The people Of the
North will never again rally to the support oI
the latter Ithas won, after hard contest
its last msagre victory Sdndusky Register.