Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-23

Pauon OF those whose political mission i
mas been to foment iealousies Of class
blrth-p ace and religion, is gone. We
congratulate the people Of the State anc
eNuIt before the nation, that the party
who, under the shallow pretensa Of ha-
tired against popery and the thinner n.y.
pocrisy Of peculiar devotion TO the Union
of the States, have everywhere aided a
Despotisn. the most hostile TO civil and
religious liberty in It's reasonable plans
for subyerting the Union into an engipe
OF tyranny, receives but EE55@ 579 votes
IN Wisconsin, IN a poll Of 10000.
The Republican party of Wisconsin is
no longer an alliance OF elements in anv
measure distinct or distinguIshable by
their respective antecedcnts, cooperating
Tor temporary reforms or the redress of
present grievances; but tits u compact and
harmonl Gus party. lis cause is estab-
Hshed III the convictions of every indi-
NIduaI III lis rauhS as the cause Of truth
ana JustIce--Its members are all endea!-
ed to each other BY mutual fidelity through
an exciting and arduous struggle-its ul-
ION IS cemented by q signal triumph which
establishes the fact Of clear preponder-
ance Of the popular sutirages IN its be-
half. l nul il has achieved all the hirh
purposes oflts organization, it must hence
forth continue to be one and indivislble.-
The tone of the Republican press, the in
dIcauons Of Republican feeling through
the State, and we doubt not the firm pur-
pose Of every member Of the party, are
tor re-organIZing, and for renewal of ef-
fort for the deIIyeranCe of the country
Such IS the Republican feeling every
where.
Though Fremont and Dayton have not
received a majority Of the electoral votes.
the Republicans CAUSE has gained the
most signal success tn .oughout the entire
NORTH. It's achievements during the few
brlei months Of its organization demon
strate the inherent force of its principles
and stamp it as the COMING PARTY
Of the times; while the fortunes Of the
party who have, with so great odds in
their favor, but barely won the contest
for the Presidency, signify It's speedy de-
cay and dissolution.
The Cincinnati Convention represent
cd compact and thoroughly drilled polit-
zeal organization. BY the historic service
or the party 10 the slave power, and by
fresh pledges IN that convention 10 ad-
vance the schemes of TINT mower for o.
grandizement. it was made carfain ,bo,
the nominee Of the convention would re-
ceive the l2O electoral votes ofthe fifteen
a,aye states Of the Union It had left.
the patronage and desDrrate ena~r, of
an administration STRUGGLING arai-,S- :
ropurar verdict or daf.at and i-,f,,,,,
Inc ahifl.v and aHa~,s or I,rsr,,r,, i,,,,.-
leaders v.hoeo o,,., for,r.,o., -. te,-..I
with th, fo,..,,,.s ~ tho aI,,,;,,;-,r,,..,,e
thn dnvotio7 of ;o,.ora.-, r,,assas ~ -
~ onrn lor:.., -. a,,a 80
e,-nar;o,7.s9 aST If@-.;l.b - % ~
.bl.at;,-lr Ill. ~ I-cu,,77,..- -
nofIs s-[7,,,h -. - =. - 49,, -.
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IoIiH parry. lis clemens were Inc up
Ae'ai o. VIDE popular Inauguration at the
enornLIes Of weak ana wicked admin
lS'LauoA-at recent betrayal OF liberty by
IL"uI"S poLl'tcians-as .Tesn ,5,5 0uifages ol
lle slavery oespoliis'h. ne e dow al the
lieoao'" ,i o. sPsecu IN 'lle ! hl.eo o'a,es
,'elIaIo On me person OF sumner was the
hrst disturbance that had ever troubled
many men IN that convention III their
long s'te' o. conservatism. FROM me e.
ensn,S gathered, none but me most hope
IuI looked ior me union Of vigorous
party. Calculating politicians confident
y Pfed.oIea mutual repulsion ana wider
seP"Ta.ioo' Bat the external pressure OF
popO'"1 leeI1n9 was lHseLSe-Ille ,.I COM
mon aLll"l'y o. l2Fe LOT liOo''y an perVa-
dn!5-lhe dm resulting luslon complete
The Convention announced as Its platform