Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28
PRUsPE CrUs
OF THE REPUBLIC.

the hopes entertHined 10y many Nto did
not support his eleciion TO the Presidency.
that bis administration "f If irs Wpuld lie
80 moderate aud Conservative as To give re'
puse 10 n country tuO hnC agiiSted 10y ex-
c ting collisions of opinion aud interest.
On the contrary, It has bern 80 Ear m-'k.
ed 10y violence Of fmeasu'es,Nhich is With
out precedent, even in the administration
OF Mr.. Pierce.
In Kansas it has given all lie patronage,
not merrly IN = faction, lriCsie,l hy the ppn.
pie Of that Tertiary, hut To tie rusI Odiou'
men of that faelihd, Sune 1t NlHm have
paitici pai, d directly IN se,nrs uf ,i"l, nce
aud LLU!sl cd; Willie II lSs c,t,e,iiM,d
Tie entire disT,tHllr amy If tie United
States ut Fwi L,n,,hwt al. undT Il Cum.
mand ,f man uf Known vinltI cr ufrhsr.
nrter. Gr the Tmpse of iII mi,lslirg ,ur
fel low Gil z, us IltIe IIo I'll mi'sh u 10 n
frrign u,urpTlion. aud il Intimidation fails
Of d,solatipg il,m With fre aud twoId.
In fmeign 'fiails. it does, not dhpuhe
It's purpose Ia tske immense sans fiOT the
TIeasuy, to | e rxI'en,lrd in the purchase
If new Territories, willie il threatens rs
With complications aud waIs f.tal Ia com
meIcp, IN the so interest of az institution
deemed Temporary Snd exceptional by the
i,'undeTs of our Government. Tut which
now aspires to an eternity Of duration, and
TO unii ersal dominion,
lie pun ose Of Mr. Buclanan's admin.
istrntion Clearly is, Ia keep up that agitation
If the Slavery Question, which MAS drhh
crate enter, d upon rs a matter of political
celebration in S54. as the basis Of n new
paitv then formed to control the de'linies
Of tie country; that agitation to which
Mr.. Buchanan owes Lis own eltctlnn, and
To which those who surround him nov
Iook corfi lenty Tor the leipetuslion OF
tIeir own power.
There s,e large lodirs of our coSniIy'
mer, in all parts ofthe Uninn. who del Lre
this olgan ,iion "fa sectional Trty at the
South hattnmpd uron the revolutionary
proceedings Of i545, and MAINTAINED ly
vinlent acts. appealing 10 s'ctlonaI passions:
who perch We that il ostraciseS tie mOder-
ate and conservative ;orti0n Of the slave
holding States from participation aud M
flurnce in public slTails; aud who see IL
this geographical arrangement Of pa'iie"
the greatest dangers Of all kinds, includn e
dangers TO the peculiar institution, the
sersIlh enefs of which is So pckIessiy ap-
pealrd To hy political gan bleIS.
1t is proposed 10y the undersigned To e'.
tal,liSh Newspaper ut the Cry Of Wash.
ington, in which the views ofihese poItions
OF our countrymen msy he reflected.
This newspaper will I've sty led The Re.
paLtic, aud Will enjeavor to MAINTAIN ia.
tIonaIny aud comprehensiveness Of views
worthy Of its name.
Esteeming rs the most imminent and
pressing national DAGGER the attempt TO
MAINTAIN geographical p"'ty bv pandering
to the passions Of the Slavery Propaganda,
The RetuJHe will rrsoluttly 'ppose au
ADMINISTRATION which has determined TO
perpeluMe itself by keeping up form
of party SO dangerous and So odinu'.
An inflexib'e attachment TO the Union,
reverence for the Constitution OF the
United States, as the highest achievement
OF human wisdom; general conformity,
as TO doubtful constructions Of the Gonsti-
tuition and MS to principles If public admin.
islmIon, to the school Of politics illustrated
hy the genius of ar. Jefferson; peace and
justice III our Foreign relations; the co1so.
Idation Of our civilization at home, rather
than needless, premature. or dang, rous ell
IaIgen cuts o! territory the dedication Of
our present public lomain rs theatre for
the prosperous industry Of freemen. .and,With
that view. the prohibition of its transfer
except in moderate quantities To actual
settlers: such briefly, are the principles,
feelings, and objects, which will give tone
to Tie Repubic.
twill lie one of the aims Of The Pepub.
lie to CO operate in reducing the exl endi
lures "f the Government, which have been
swollen to seventy millions per snnum b.,
tho extravaganza and corruption Of the
party III power. The revenues Of the coun
try are m"inIy contributed Y lis free labor
els, while its disbursements, nf late year
have been made with 'eIy little rrftIenc,
to their interests. Public empIo, men
military, naval. and civil have become
mote sud more engrossed by peculiar
class, which bears little Of the public bur }
lens, and which has thus had double mo.
i've to augment salaries aud expenditures.
1t is expected that daily publication
will be added, TO commence with the next
session Of Congress 3.
DANIEL r GooDLoE, of North Carolina.
has been engaged 10 @sist in the editorial
management of The Republic and Other
additions will he made to its corps Of poft.
cal aud literary 'contIil utors.