American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-16

tbe Quantity OF pr0docC raised WithdfaWn
bompeiition from Agricultural pursuits.
aDd thhs increased the demand for, - well
ks the price Of. The com odity.
We have then. BY the protective system,
secured a better market for our produce.
given enpioyment TO our eitiEJns. inde- I
peBdsnce 70 our goternmsnt. increased the
circulating medium Of our country snd en-
HANGED the value Of our properly.
For preventing the operation Of 50 salu'
.Sry . policy a. his. for refusing % 70 sP-
prvpfiaie even esltfy cOPpsFs fdE The I'm.
prorement Of rivers ami haibprs in The
west. ys, lsvishipg miiliops upon the Pa.
ci6c eoss,s; for repeaIiog the Missouri
CompTomise. for EatiChsliziog slavery. and
Iocslisipg freedom. tti- great fst Doctor
could lpaA the Democratic party TO the
sEieI, AID claim that our prosperity vas
the result OF bsr fostering care and saluta'
ry hwsl Fostering ycsrO and salutafy
Iawsl indesdll As Well night the Jew
claim that christianity owed its success to
him. growing up IS It did. ,iq spite Of his
persecution: as we'll, nigh. George Ill.
claim ihst the eoionisroVed their Reatuess
to him, growing and hourishing IS they
did in spite OF British tyranny and op-
preston. As well might the devil claim
that man owed his morality to him. shin
ing as il does. despite his world Of sin. bis
grooping after death. l.n
The Doctors charge Of Abolition against
tie Republican psr'y. is a. weak and con
tempiibls rs il is fallacious and unwsrTani'
: ed. 1t needs no refuiaiioD a. party. I
stands guililess Of any such calumDy in The
ewes Of overy honorable and conscientious
Q Democrat. And although there are Aho
: htionists in the party 'hlack as Erubus,'
: it is beneath the dignity ola man. it i
smaller than Iittleness to proher such I
8 charge. As well might we charge tn
: Democratic party with design to fasieI
d slavery upon Ohio, because many Of !
members are slavery extensionists: as wsl
|! might we denouncs them as unehristian
" because there are those among them VIII
10 blaspbeme the nam Of the Most High. an
d who would rejoice to see the last Of God
) temples in flames.
J. The Republican party stand upon tn
% Alave Question. where. until 1854. tn
North 10 one pnbroken phalaux stood; or
% posed to its extension, and equally opDoI
a. ed 40 intsrfFeipg with it Whsre il exists
or lao. disdaiuinihg the position that it n
10 duires \ a, special set Of the people to f
it. freedom upon a territory while slavery
G. stamped upon it BY the constitution OF Ou
pc States. !,
Titb%iiost Of Dr.'sKann.as views. we cor
h cur. He is mistaken. however, when !
p asserts that the capitaf Of the "Emigra
cs Aid Society. war $4,000. .oG0.., He is mi
W. taken when he, asserts that 's'polilical pled
ss' es" were required Of its sniigrants. He
ng mistaken when he says they sent men in
I'd. Kansas expressly to vote. He is mistak
nd when he asserts that Congress n yer ex-
IN oised any authority over the slsyery que
ton in the Territories He is mIstak
'oi when he asserts that the people OF the Y
me ritories, embraced by the ordinance OF
cir never recognized that ordinance. L re-
nd him TO the case Of Indiana in 1907. whe
nes the people Of that then Territory. petite
1t ed Congress to render that ordinance j
Ap' perative for 10 years, which was accoT
ac- iuQIy done.
les. He is right when he says that Lecon
Its, ton should have been submitted 10
au' people. He is right in saying that I
ur' chanan attempted to carry that infamt
ced measure "hy executive patronage"
lar' is right in saying tba. Buchanan was D
to scouting better Democrats than he. H'
and right in saying that he is better Democ
hat than Buchsnan. He was right in intir
ting that Charley Martin was an Admi'
ear, tration man. This may all he; we ag
row with him in these last particulars and III
ing only. bob