Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22
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Thursday Morning, October 2s, 1851.
ES- The great defeated don't like the
way we announce the election news from
Kansas. See how he grins at il:
.Glorious Newsl' Kansas Redeem
ell, Republican Majority 6,O0Ol' has been
posted on all sides of the Republican of
fee. since Monday evening. Although it s
khar, and Figures won't lic,' it tells sad
tale for the Republican party. The Re
pubiicans wouldn't stay at home and have
nothing to do with the election as the
Republican prints ordered them to. Too
bad! The freedom shriekers have lost theil
thunder. Bleeding Kansas has cured her.
self. Sqaattcr Sovereignty has triumph
ed! Howl, Republicans, for the prestige
of your party has departed.
'..I'he Republicans wouldn't stay al
home and have nothing TO do with the
election as the Republican prints order
ell them to-? Then you admit if they had
''staid at home" and refused to participate
in the election, the National Democrats
would have triumphed and male it Stare
statey Thank you for being SO candid us
to admit the truth, for onc,. That is Just
what we have been saying all the time,-
that the National Democrats are in favor
of making, not only Kansas slave state,
but lcgalizing the institution every where.
You have been halfway denying it hereto
fore. but the thing has become too appa-
rent to deny any longer. This doctrine is
held forth in the Dred Scott decision, you
have 80 loudly arplaulc,l; and Mr. Buch-
ansn in his letter TO the Connecticut gentle
men, emPhatically says that ''he eonstitu-
f'oa earries slare,y into honsas," and is
greatly astonislled that this should ever
have been seriously doubted, by any one.
The leaders of Democracy have had their
hanls in the public treasury 30 long, and
specu!a,ed SO successfully in Bank stocks,
Swamp Lands, and Tax titles, as well as
other matters. that they have grown i'm
menscly wealthy. And now, after build
i'm, themselves fine residences, and buying
aristocratic carriages. they open their cof-
icrs, count their i'll gotten treasure, and ex
claim, what advantage is all this, il it does
not purchase ease ani leisure? Why can
we not, like our Southern brethren, have
n;.1yers to do our drudscry-black our
boots, cut our wool, make our fires, sad
die our horses, and drive our carriages?
What is the use Of this ill-gotten wealth If
it will not purchase ease and such pleas
urcs as the wealthy enjoy in other portions
Of the country? The Constitution of the
Uu;tcl States recognizes mans slave as
his property No State has the power TO
pass laws contrary to the Constitution Of
the United States; consequently, argue
these Democratic pro-slavcry new lights,
the Prohibition of slavery in Indiana, or
any other state, is contrary to the United
States Constitution.
The sheer this Democratic favoritc casts
at bleeding Kansas" and ''frcedom-shrick
ers" as he is pleased TO term the friends of
freedom in Kansas, shows Enthusiastically
in what direction his sympathies run. But
he is not singular in this respect. All the
lea lers Of that party, here AL elsewhere,
use the same aud similar rcmlrks
The idea that the victory of the Rcpub-
licans in Kansas will destroy the prestige"
of the party. is very ridiculous sort Of To-
sic. to our mind. 'FThc wish is evidently
father to the thought" If pro-slavery
Democracy ceases its efforts to extend
slavery, the issues now agitating the coun
try wIll cease, Of course; others, however,
will arise in their stead. The only "pres-
tige" Democracy has left is the name, with
which honest and too confding men may
be duped awhile longer, but the day Of
will come 1t has certainly a.
bandoncd all its ancient landmarks.
"Squatter Sovereignty has triumphedl''
You AMI all the rest of your tribe are beau
tiful advocates of "Squatter Sovereignty,
one would think, after seeing you look ST.
lently on at the monstrous frauds practised
on the citizens of Kansas, by the Federal
authorities. designed to thwaft the will of
the people, and which, we fear, has succeed
ed, SO far as the Legislature is concerned.
re- The total receipts of the late State
Fair were s13.579 l6. Astonishing.-I
The society, it is supposed, has cleared
like $4,000. This sum should
be used in the erection of suitable buildings
upon the grounds
The Sentinel charges that one of the Off
GERS Of the Society is defauIter to the a.
mount of some $1,000 or $1,000. The