Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

Organization Of the Republican Party.
The EZsharf County Times IS the first tc
beat the rcvcille. and cali upon the Repub-
lican hosts in Indiana to fall into ranks
preparatory TO perfect AMI thorough or
gsIizatica of tn, party, for the approach
ing important elections. Tie call is not
sounded a moment too early, and VIC hope
every paper in the State opposed to pro-
slavery Roman Catholic Democracy. will
take up the rallying cry. and continue to
sound it until all opposed the corrupt and
extravagant party have fallen into ranks
But hear the clarion notes of the Tines
rf'lt is not too soon to agitate this i'm
portant question. The election of the en-
suing year will be of the most vital inter
est to the cause of Republicanism, AMI to
the welfare of the people. We are TO E.
lect Suprcme Judges, Secretary, Treasur-
err aud Auditor of State. .&ttcyney Gener-
al. Superintendent of Pubic Instruction.
Mcmbcrscof Congress. the whole lower
branch, and half the upper, of the State
Legislature. and County Officers almost
mnumerable 10 allow this election to 90
by defanlt, is to doom the great cause OF
Human Rights to long and hopeless de-
feat, and TO fastcn upon the Treasury OF
the State the worst set of political vam-
pires that ever cnrscd free people
The Democracy are already organizing
their State Convention being called for the
eighth of january, and their army of hun
grv office seekers are even now tapping
their greedy jaws in prospect of the APP
preaching plumber. Have we no cores
pending movement 10 make, no State
Central Committee to take the initiative,
MORGAN to sound the tocsin and awaken
the slumbering hosts to action. Shall not
steps be taken at once in this matter, by
tlic proper authorities? Shall we not have
our Convention by tive twenty second oil
February, the day immorialized by the
birth Of the Father Of his Country? That
day seems to us peculiarly appropriate
Its hallowed associations may serve to kin
d'c.a the sacred flame Of patriotism
which in times gone by manifested its lie
votion to the good of the country in the
sacrifice Of all selfish motives upon the al.
tar OF the public veal. 1t will teach us al
so the necessity Of union of all good men
for the common welfare. and thus ensure
the victory over the common foe
The day is not too early for a successful
and vigorous campaign. In 1856 the
State was thoroughly canvasscd by the
Democracy before speech was made or a
blow struck by their opponents. For four
months they had the field to. themselves
aud no doubt BY that effort, and in that pc.
Rod. laid the foundation for their victory
in the fall.
Up. Republicans, up, aud to armsl This
election comes home to the feelings and in.
forests Of every citizen Of tho State, ant
while we keep steadily in the foreground
the great and leading principles of Rcpub.
hcanisin. let us make tho issues direct up.
on questions Of State policy. and the wal
cry be "Reform IN Me State .idminisfro.
ton, Doun rithn tie Piupderers" II the
swindling rascalitics committed by the
Democratic administration, in connection
with the State Bank, tho Swamp Lands,
the Common School Fund. the manage.
incut OF the Penitcntiary. and of the Be
ncvelcnt Institutions, could he laid. in all
their deformi'y and corruption. before III,
people Of the State. it would produce Q
general burst Of indignation from oar tax
payers. With such an issue we can SWEEP
the State by 10000 majority. Shall W.
not try il!
Look at the leaders Of the Democracy o
the Statc-scc in what hands are place.
the reins OF govcrnment--from Willard Il
Larrabee-from the chief executive to til
Superintendent of our Schools, and tell u
whether another such set Of men can b.
found within the limits Of the State. No
one Of our tax payers would cntrust then
with the management Of their private for
Tunes, and yet they WELD the destinics of
free and enlightened people.
1t is time for Reform-it is time for Or
ganization-it is time for Action