Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08


pafl Which prsis66ed osEthe stsst d 81
in avokof snivsRRa ffSSdom, IA %.
pdsd " slavery " Whatever form, 81,
whose orators nov il one section ars
4fssyins s.dswn wiah Sorsigusrss WIN
are opposed q slavery hec.ass ~, u
not want niggers in our land !; We ID
moi want them ia the north the Demo
cratic party i the woolley-headed party,
fforthey believe Them, ia SONS ssctions,
socially above the brute, = party
whose orators il ,other sections, ! PIE asIch
The abolition ~ slavery, though il prove
the raination of both the black and The
white--a party which would trample
upon the Constitutional rights of cthers
= party which has nothing % bind il
together but the anticipation fthe spoils
Of Office, the loaves and fishes. We
say, our readers erc this have arrayed
themselves on the side III one Of these
parties therefore We do not expect ia
change the views of any, but We have
one word toFsay 70 those who call them
tseives Democrats. We have one word
20 say to you Is this war of principle,
or Is i all a farce In. this contest is
there no principle involved, and are we
fighting, like our opponents, for our own
aggrandizement Did we believe this
to be the case, we would urge no one
to vote our ticket--we would urge no
one to 60 to the polls but as We regard
i. there are important interests at stake
Interests which are far above any per-
sonal considerations-inter 10 which
are involved nothing less than our we'll
being as nation. and the perpetuity Of
our glorious Union. Shall We then -
chow can we as Democrats. allow divis-
ions TO enter our ranks, the operations
of which can alone defeat Us I Ia
every part Of Minnesota except on the
Upper Mississippi as far as we are ac-
quainted, the Democracy are marching
forward in solid pbalanx to victory, but
the opposition Is up and doing. We
have . yigiIant foe to co.sst tend with, bet
ter versed in political management han
those Of our own party--ready to siege
hold Of the least show OF dissatisfaction
ID our ranks. and turn it 10 their own
account. using every means To. widen
the breach which may -unluckily have
been made, perhaps by indiscret;on On
the part Of some member Of the party. |
but which should not be allowed to
weigh = particle when Il is likely TO |
work against the principles FOR which We |
contend. Our nominations have al |
been made il this District, from the |
highest to the lowest officers, and the
ao'n,nees ofithe party from the highest
% the lowest are good men, and no
Democrat who has The welfare OF the /
party in view will erase 4 single name
ROM The ticket. sAccnsdiag 10 demo-
;ratic usage the nominations have been
made through conventions fbrmsd 81
ielegates chosen by the people Of the
'eyeral precincts, in the counties and dis;
riots, and all should he satisfied. 81 We,
'eliese the Democratic State ttieke. in /
bis District will be successful. III fact,
s .s'. are sure If il n this county The,
county ticket viii bsssaeesssfal, ifapra.,|
.sr exertions arc used. ID Stearns The /
county. ticket il sore, although The
Ireateat exertipns will 30 made Is s. de- de-
eat esi 4 n. part Of ii We therefore warn
y against splitting the fickst, as II wilt
. ssre 10 weaken Il throughout. III
,ever fails to have that effect. Nov. Il
sili V remembered thst. our State Leo
stature il ~ electitwoi u. 81 Seaators.
nd 'Alis for Democrats Is say whether
here Senators shah % Democrats ~, W
ss r. 4 We We s.y Il i, them y,
NJ for 4 ii GeFtain, that ahas partrqwlll
we e smsjdrity d sthsvL egislasaseh ffI,
1emocrats4ats tsss ioagBea3elyes ana |
y the parry Thg ofKce of Rseis,sr iii,
Jeeds Seems to ba Il Nh, sXs. ~ i
2 siearns county ~ and II l;ksly IN pro-
'pcs division thsre,y One iof ihss aoni~
ices for that ofiicslis u German; ana mi
s'said that the Gsr,5shs ars lfy,or "
'ontrol .and they must must be pui down
Judging from the iacts il - .case,itl