Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-13

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This result. slough not a. CRAFTY ini
NJ We hoped and expected. 10 nsvssths
less. fss from being diseoussging. The
Republicans now know their strength
and with the same issues before the eoun
try. cannot fail Of success In 1888 end
1860. Il 10 apparent to oil that Buch.
ansa owes HE election 10 the fact Of Mr..
Fillmore being candidate. Had he no,
been on tbs trsct We would no doub,
have carried New Jeney. Pennsylvanis.
Indiana and Illinois. for Fremont, which
would have elected him tsiumphsotly.-
Mr. Fillmoss and his friends must feel
exceedingly pleasant under the reflection
that they have been made tools Of BY the
slavery -extensionisis. IL was the course
pursued By Mr.. Fillmore and his friends.
in 1884. which CAUSED Gen. Scott 10 Be
% overwhelmingly defeated. and nov We
have TO thank him Tor contributing TO
Ms. Buchsnan's election. He 10 not,
We fess. the statesman and patriot we
once took him 10 be.
What now. is the duty Of the Repub.
iicsn psssy? Our opponents predict that
il will distsnd. snj come up sgsic under
. new nsne. The wish Is evidently "a
shes 10 the thought. II has shown itself
TO Bee young giant, which made the cor.
su2t and hyPocritical old locofoco party
shake in iis boots. There 10 no thought
among our iriends. % fss % we have
heard IN expression Of opinion. Of dis
banding. On shs contrary. every one
locks forward 10 most glorious future
for The ReFubIicsn party. Il is evident
10 sus mind that locofocoism has won iss
last vieiosy. Let i; pursue what course
IL may in regard to the slavery question.
il 10 bound 10 90 down. II Kansas 10
admitted into the Union 40 slave State,
il will be utterly and completely ami
hilsted in the free States; should i, Sc
refused sdmission on account Of recoeni-
sins slavery in its constitution. they will
Be overwhelmed in the South. Disbsnd.
indeed. Eves lssofocos themselves look
gloomy oves the Sessls. md have not the
heart 20 rejoice over their vietosy. They
zee nothing bat disaster and defeat ia the
Sssuss Sos their party. Read the sdnis-
sion Of the Larosie Times. Democratic
psini:
1.-THE election Of Ms. Buchansu, re-
csiving the populss vote Of only four Of
the Nosthern States. when the only sub.
jscs Of division 10 seetioasl hostility on
sccouns Of difference ia the institutions,
and social osgsnisss ions Of the contend
leg factions. end these States carried By |
nesges msjoEitiss-however satislscso-
~ Tor the moment Il may BE-. brings fear
With !. and fosssodinss Of the unhsppi-
81 nature 10 he Impartial mind"
The editor 10 a !ass sassled 10 dsci-
phss TIE handwriting On the WALL
Thou Art weighed in the balance and
found wsntins."-and il causes his knees
10 snise together. II hs wishes 10 avert
The impending evils. which be so much
Iesrs. why don't he advocate the sestors-
lion Of the Missouri compromised This
<oulc a once quiet and satisfy the free
States. The South would objectl We
Ne swsre The trouble lies there. What
J naughty ses the Republicans ere 10 op-
pose The ezsensioa Of slavery. They
'uohs not 10 vex their Southern friends BY
their views on this subject.
vhea they ksow there is 20 much danger
q dissolution 81 The Union!