The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
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New Parties In Kansas,

new fardeS In Kansas.
The Lawrence Republican advises the
people to turn out and triumphantly elect
the ticket nominated at Topeka, and ex-
claims, Then for greater, grander, no.
bier, and more glorious party m The
Leayenworth Times echoes, Then for a
greater, grander, nobler, and more glori-
Gus party!'' The Atchison Champion re-
echoes, "Then for greater, grander, nobler
and more glorious party !'' So say we. We
first want the English Swindle sent sky
high, and Then for greater, grander,
nobler and more glorious party p But here
we differ from the papers above mentioned.
They simply mean by that greater,
grander, nobler, and more glorious party"
the Republican party, which, while they
take all the credit to themselves for every
good act towards Kansas, were brought
into existence and have lived upon Kan
sas, and nothing else. Democrats, Amer
leans. Free Sellers, and men of all parties,
have united in Kansas, in favor of Free
dom, and are dead set" against her ad-
mission as Slave State. The Republi-
can leaders in the Territory think they
have these men all straight, and can raise
their banner; and have them follow in its
lead. But they are mistaken. A major
ity of these men, as firmly opposed as
they are to slavery, will never unite with
the Republican party, but will rather go
back to their old party ties.
The "greater, grander, nobler, and more
glorious party" which we are in favor of
is the Free State party-such as it was in
the days of peril, when all Free State
men pulled together, without regard to
former party associations. II has been,
plain, for nine months past, that the Free
State party as now organized, is hum
bug, if we must use the expression
While Wings, Democrats, Americans Re-
publicans, Conservatives and Ultra Radi-
calls have united together, it has general
ly been found, upon footing up the results
of elections, that the Ultra Radicals have
secured the offices, and when they have
not done so, they have raised loudeI
howl against those Free State men who
have, than they ever raised against the
Pro- Slavery party. Look for instance al
the present Territorial Legislature. There
I+were just Radicals enough there to retard
business but as general thing, better
body of men could not be selected In the
Territory. They took the Government
out of Pro- Slavery hands, and found i
as corrupt as corruption could be. ltwa'
utterly impossible for them to right al
things during a session limited to forty
days. They did the best they could, and
they also committed some blunders. |.
itno fresh IN the memory of every mai
IN the Territory, what howl the Radical
raised against this body, furnishing
capital for the enemies of the cause ant
even indncing many Free State men 4
believe that they had been betrayed
This was done by those who are seekinl
to build up Republican party IN Kan
sas - T. Esss ~ ssk4
/ On the other hand, the Radicals hat
control of the late Constitutional Conyen
ton. They were principally distinguish
ed for their contempt of the word sohitt
Their Constitution, and the ticket nomi
mated under it, was not beaten, only be
cause the people did not think enough Q
the affair to turn out and beat them, thu
leaving it in the hands of q few Of il
most ardent friends s . s;
These men who are seeking to organic
a Republican party in Kansas. are the one
who have been opposed to doing augh
which could benefit Kansas. They OF
posed going into the election in octohel
and they opposed voting in Jsnusr.
They are not yet done abusing those VII
t did vote at the latter election. We car
not divine their reason for this, unless
was because the Kansas question migi
Be settled thus, and the food upon vhic
the Republican party lives Be take
away.