Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23
[ys. AG.

. - 49, ttniC tiitI nose Bdilant men IN tos
territory, Walker and Stanton. and those
who acted with them. had been. deserted
saw that Democratic principles had been
carried out by them, aud we were now call =
ea upon toturn our backs upon our pledges
ana 1etray our manhood. Applause. L
Nentielnen, there was something too mIcl,
0f tins; and when the cup was presented 10
my ltPs | refused it, Cheers Admin
istrstions may change. President; NAV
change, but had been too fuIIy committed
on this subject to 60 back to Pennsylva-
ma and turn, my back upon pledges which
i had both spoken and written to thousan5g
OF men. Ibid not for "a moment believe that
the Administration had concluded to aban-
don the principles which put them in DOW
err that they We're resolved TO make their
policy a test, SO. when went to Washing.
ton and called upon NV old friend, I said
to nm. s"Ar. Buchanan, for the first tims
IA our liEes we are al variance; j find my
self standing by one principle. having fol-
lowed Your lead. and you have deserted
IT, We'll. sald he. ''can't von change
too Laughter If can afford 70
change. why can't YOU afford TO change
| Renewed laughter If yod and Doncia,
aud Walker viii unite in support of nv
policy there viii not be a wlIimper Of this
thing; il Hill passby like summer breeza',
| told ann that 1t was very well with an
Administration surrounded bv office.bold-
crs and living all the time in the atmos-
Phcre Of tiattery, that was followed ly tbou-
sands Of gentlemen who expected placc
that they conld come TO hun and saw
You are right Mr. Buchanan. we are
ao'Sif On. cur bellies please to walk over
'Ts--p please traInpleGpon us and we will be
happy and content, and hone vou viii he
ileYe your policy is right But tell YOU
Sald /, "that there is a still small voice in
the people that lnstinctively rejects frauds.
and this Is not only fraud but a disbon-
or idc not claim to be more honest than
any ether man. have done as all politi-
CHRIS have--some things that may not
square exactly with the rules Of religion
and right, and which, if have [ recre.
them; but this thing will not do. JJopd
cheers. have reached the stature and
years OF manhood, and cannot 90 back 20
pennsylvania 10 cat my own words and be-
come the slave of power Renewed
cheers | cannot. But then. Mr. Br-
chanan. You must tolerate this difference
OF option. Gen. jackson tolerated dif.
ierences Of opinion in his friends. Col
Folk tolerated differences of opinion. and
You differed with him in his views on the
,aFln, and yet you remained in his Cabinet.
Mr Pierce tolerated differences of opinion.
But here You are. Men who put YOU where
you are--who ask nothing at your hands
who have refused Your favors-hars
all the patronage that has been
oiered them under feet; here they are. ask
nS to betolerated in the indulgence of an
honest opinion" The answer TO that was.
''oir, intend to make my Kansas policy
est. - ''Nell SIR said ]. Il regret Il.
put II You make 1T a test with yonr officers.
We viii It test at the ballot box" noud
.heers s"
Repeated efforts were made to heaItls difference.
,ul Hseems TO me, gentlemen, that whcnthe Pres
fency IS conferred upcn poor mortal. II ,-,rs
orIns him into god, IN his own estimation. Or,
inatic Nobody is permitted to approach ,o,yer
nj te!lthe truth. Power nevcrhears the thunder
y voice OF the people, sitting as ii does in its ca
chairs and between its marble walls. An ;rde-
enasnt man, with voice loud and hold, who goes
70 'eil The truth, IS waived of from the Presideu
al presence as rude intruder. As / SAID before.
epeated efforts were ado in vain. The confer
n5 OF the Presidential patronage with its vast mil
ohs' more man the great monarch of Great Brit
ID srsci enjoys and nearly as much as the French
onarch wields, made Mr.. Buchanan believe that
would make the test successful. How was il
ade On, Gentiemen, the chapter which shall
ii the manner in which the Administratio, b.s
'ed rs patronage will be black one. And WHOM
II children, and our children's children. come 20
al I they viii not believe that an American Cit
n, elevated 10 the Presidential char in the face
such people, covered with such an arnor of
edges, would have gone into that chair to have
ed nus ariny--sv, his ar1nv and the treasure
ut money ana mlne--your officers and mine
T the purpose of putting down gallant band of
en- lot standing by the plain Gods truth; and
'uld wish that when the historian comes 10 write.
would not be compelled to write That that Pres
ept was born in Pennsylvania TApplause l
DIV gentlemen: there hasnot been an element
-iAips = is, % renere this unredeemed infamy--not
. ihcre mas hotbeen single circumstance
'k!pg lbey have goue on step by step with a
ad of fate and destiny, tryinr to 'crnsi, ont the
we ana gallant spirits who have stood forth ask
: lpr nothing but n be allowed 70 do right Look
we south, IN whose name this deed Lecomp
'isn,' has been erpetrated after its representa-
es N the Senate and the House have assisted in
,,'''.'is Oc'h Slef'hen n DouriaS ana David C.
'derick and their gallant compafriofs in the
use, the south begins to saw as they see the Ad
n'stration he'll hounds pursuing and attacking
uSlas and his friends in. Illinois: This is too
en-. We are willing to accept Lecompton a
leo poison winch has been extended to Us and
cn Is % hep MS, though the only tifinc IL has
lc has bscn TO commit our Representatives. 10 a
IS wrong toward the North. But se cannot
tins persccution-' Read the letter published
other day IN the New York papers from Rev
y Johnson OF Marsland. Read the statement of
x. n Stephens and Henry A Wise They are
norous against these attacks on Mr. DOUGLAS
nc men forset IN their trucking 20 the South
southern people are Americans as we are
y have their slavers They have their pecu
institutions But they reject wrong--tbev
ct and inta-ny-they REJECT unfairness iust as
MY as we do They will nos submit 10 this
nny OF the Adminisiratiaaupon Mr. Douglas.
scat WI be rhen the Administration begins
curtins the Sou,h--hy declaring that fhe onlv
ga Prefiden. should do isforield toths South.
Administration viii end BY the South f,rninv
III. Ehstfhcn'1t will be 7rlcrzed ILaush
!, gfhe Administration Of James sBuohanan
rised-suppor;cd by set of uffice holders and
'stants onk. Hith apthc great parties, and the
That putt ". pew er inclusive, standisg from il
stunning i like a contsgion.
nrcrial Cse iar, dead and turned to CLAY. fs
asf stop heleto keep the wind AWAY
the coHse of the speech Col. Forney
red his auditors that Pennsylvania