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THE ONQUEST OF KANSAS,
BY MISSOURI AND HER ALLIES.

IL by MISSOURI AND
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orable in the history of our country. Fortu.
nately we are armed with arguments in de-
tense of the hallowed principles of the fathers
of the republic, which bear in their train
whatever is honest and Of good report under
the Republican banner. Ours will be the gol-
den opportunity ssof the age" when with o
| freeman's weapon, we may speak for our
country's veal, the honor OF God, and for
| Oppressed millions.
| We appeal not to Wings, for the great Web
ster on his death-bed proclaimed the exis-
tence of the party which he had served, ''only
| in history" IL is dead, 'sbut conservative and
| too fearful as he was, these were his senti-
ments, the later eloquence of his life, the
front Of our political phalanx, the subsfrdtltnl
/ of our Platform: 81 never would consent,
and never have consented, that there should
be one foot slave territory beyond what the
old thirteen states had at the formation OF
the Union. Never Neverl" Men of the old
guard, if these are your principles, the Re
publican cause has your hearts and your bal
| lots
Felio,e Democrats: Time suggests new
names, and varied duties. We abjure not
Democracy, the government Of the people
| but.t the modern arty,appropriating the name.
The alliance of the party in power, Ito
WINCH We aiQ IA piNhASNA'S 80
present position with n slave holding inter
est, imposes on us the hard service of menials.
Ii now demands that the repulsive institution
Of the South, be made National Freedom
in Kansas finds no protection. We cannot
cordially sanction the acts Of those Demo
cratic Southern States, by which they con-
tinuaIly narrow the franchises Of the mass of
the free population, giving great power to
the slave holding lord, and little or no power
TO the worthy, but poor white man.
The above indicates the drift of a party
which under present leaders, has no future
but in a tortuous and difficult course. From
it we turn with no seal on the lips, nor man
acles on the limbs, for the companlonship of
true democrats, journalists, cabinet officers
and leaders of the party in other times, among
whom a Benton, a Blair, Bryant, n Butler,
Niles and King are numbered.
Citisens Of Ioca: We end our address
and appeal, inviting your cooperation with
the Republican party. Organize in every
County, Town, Ward and School District.
Speak to the People, that they with you may
appreciate this vital contest, and the momen-
tous results pending. Let there be no de-
spondencv. Our Governor and State officers,
meeting this issue of slavery at the late cleo
tions, secured large maiorities, and we now
have the prestige of success.
''Coming events cast their shadows before"
That plain, Republican Banks, has triumphed
in the struggle for the speakership in Con-
gress, over the personifcaton Of spurious
Democracy, in the owner of a thousand
slares, to which there is the response Of
booming cannon, mingling with the glad
voices of millions. Natures responsive
echoes have died away, while the moral gran
| deur of the contest has passed into history,
and the attending success we acceptAs tok-
en- of other and more substantial victories,
awaiting united action.