Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25

sufficient time has elapsed the Inauguration OF
Me- Buchanan dispel the hopes entertained iy many
is Aduip siiissn cf aaies Soui bs ~ modelstc and
consfvatife AZ toglve fcpcse % ccfnty too loE agi
re contr,Yi has been 20 hr marked by Violence Of
s surcs 4hch swithoui prccrdsnt even in the atpin-
II Kaas has given an ts atroaase, not mcsIs to
tlon ussss,sa6y ,Ss pseSg as & ser,ieTy r. sso TO
participated directly In scenes Of violence and boodshed
whc has concentrated tho entire dsposableamy Of the
United States al Fort Icavenworh, under the command o
Of known violence Of character for the purpose OF
ntimdatng our feowctizcns there into submission 20
foreign nsurpation, and intimidation falls, Of desola-
| ing them with FIRE and sword
IN Iorcien affairs II docs not disguise its
irhmene sums from the rrcasny,to Be Expended 70 We
npiiciiobs and wars its 70 commerce. n tc soe In
teres Of Institution, deemed temporary andexccpton-
Al by the founders Of onr government but whic' now 81
pres TO eternity ofduration and 10 universal don-
ion ts-lltl. FrJf.tllA
Thepurposc Of ,r Buchanans administration clearly 4.
to keep up that hgtato Of The Slavery Question: whit
was deliberately entered upon matter Of political cal
culaton 1854 the basis Of party, then formed
TO control the destinies Of The country that agitation 20
which Mr. BdclafRn owes Ids osh election, and to vhic
those who ,surround him now look confidently ior the
There a large bodies OF our cctnttyoe in aii pats Of
tho Union who depore this organization o. sectional
ceedngs Of ls45 and stu Ninianed by violent acta mp
peang to actonal passbs who perceive that u osta-
ofthe participation and inuesco
In public aars and who secin this geographical eIraDge
ment Of parties the greatest dangers Of all knde ucud-
ug danger to the peculiar institution the sensyeness
of Which Is so reekessly By political Eanbers
1t tisprcposedby the hndersgned to establish News
paper at the City Of Washington, In which the views Of
these portions Of our countrymen be reflected THIS
newspaper will be styled The Republic and will endeavOr
TO maintain nationality and comprehensveness ofvews
worthy OF its name.
Eseeming the most imminent and pressing national
danger the attempt TO maintain geographical party by
wandering 10 the passions of the Slavery Propaganda The
Republic viii tesoutely oppose Admin stration which
has determined to perpetuate itself By keeping up form
| Of party 50 dangerOn and so odipus, "a ~
An inexible attachment 10 the Union, for
the Constitution Of the United States the highest
achievmet Of human wisdom: general conformity, TO
cples Of public ADMINISTRATION. to tho school Of politics
Illustrated hv the genius n Jeerso retcc and justice n
foreign relations; the consolidation of civilization
at homa rather thgr necdess. premature dangerous
engagements Of territory; the dedication of present
public domain n theatre for the prosperous industry
eemen and with that view the prohibition oi its trans
for except in moderate quantities TO actual settlers; such
briefly the principles. feelings, and objects, which will
| give tone to TIE Republic.
II will lie Of the aims OF The Republic 70 coopea
in reducing the expenditures Of the Government, whcl
have been swollen 10 seventy millions per by m
revenues OF the country mainly contributed by Its free
abpers while It's Disbursements Of late years have beer
made with very little rercuce TO their interests. Public
cmployments military naval. and civil have become
and engrossed by peculiar class which bears tt
ofthe public burdens and which has thus had double
motive to augment snlaties and expenditures. rI
1t expected that daily publication will be added e
commence with the next session Of Congress.
DANIEL r. GooDIoE, Of North Carona, has been engag
ed to assist in the editorial management Ct The Republic
and other additions will be made to its corps of poltici
and literary contributors.