Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
in dong it proves herself to be ANTI
CHRIST. Gs
A PROTESTANT.

lin DONG 1t proves herself to be ANTI
ICHRiSr. s 4ii
A PROTESTANT.
| affirm that the Church of Rome is OPP
posed o civil liberty, as well as to rrlig-
tioa>. Will "A Catholic discuss that
fquestion with me. asa b AP.
Modern Democracy.
Mr.. EDfroR:
Que week ago tonight it WAS my
fortune 10 listen to the Republican AMI
Democratic Candidates for Congress,
from this District; an coulI not avoid
the conclusion, which, indeed, no one can
avoid, that on the L sco npton PRESTON,
Jour mo lsrn democrats feel lam. in one
! 10 1t or the o'her. slnit that it Is ra-
ther An uncomfortable position to occupy,
Is,nathlng like having two lss. lars to one
larny, of equal authority, one shouting
H..do This or I'iIcas yoar hsal Of and I'll,
Io,her 'if you do do il III cut your head
loft"
i Mr.. Dann, in attempting to answer the
question Of Mr.. Washbarn, respecting his
position with reg,rl TO Buchanan anl
Douglas, snsl at the same time, disguise
Ibis true Sentiment, said, that "if he had
been in Kansas, when the Eeconpton con
stitution was framed, and, if he had been
4 member of the Conventions, he sholld
certainly have urgo.l its submission to a
vo of the people But then, (whal
magnaainity! since it was not thus sab
United, aud since the Convention wa,
compo:en Of delegates Of their owa free
ciaoice, the people OF Kansas have no right
to complain" CD Aud this is called SI"at-
ter Sovereignty; was there ever a more
egreginis missioner! say the people Of
Kansas haze a right to complain" |
,elrive the PEG pie have a-right to choose
their owi rulers and make their Own l., VS..
Mat if the ''p'ople Of K.nsas" q lid
c:tlo,e delegates 10 q ,nyentIon, and the
! Convention Frames; constitution! If The
people Of Kaus.~," !iln't like that consti
teton they coali reject i. at any time,
either while on It's way 10 Congress, du-
ling its stay At Washington or on its way
back agan and this they can do as often
AMI a. many time, ~ they like No ia.
lcoHlpels them to retain a cons tuition they
ioat like. and The last election IN k,nst,
proves That the sovereign ''peope Of Kan
>as" know what their rights arr and are
determined TO vln lcate them a mans
ref s4i To Vote 1T ever election doas no
deprive him Of lac right afterwards to
! think, speak, or vote against The proceed
ings of anv such election, whssever u re-
coasid ration of sach proceedings may
seein II cessary.
Mo lcrn Democrats find that Sauatter1
Sovereignty '.i,i, t going 10 work just as
I4mcpated, and they are now very IN uch
exercised in their minds rs to how they
can curtaa he rights of The people.
| But s.truth is mighty AMI will prevail u
The sovereign people are getting their
ewes open, and nortAera members OF Con
.sfe>s and some OF the more sersihle South
ern me nbers, to-, are getting their eyes
open, and their tongaes are becoming
loo,ed, AMI the mighty tissue OF frauds,
false words and crimes that has been at
tempted for 80 long time to be p,lmel
ii upon the people for genuine Dem ,cra-
cy is becoming seen and manifest to the
senses, and in 1860 voice will 90 forth
,rocaiming that, at least the Whte men
lof America are free that 1--WE have We,
Ia New England from which the me,noe s.
II the past have not all departed that
wehaye yet a Faneuil Hall, that old craule
of Liberty, and many other halls, ALL over
| he land, open for discussion, when that
cradle has received nanva joy nnr sing
1.-THE blessed infant from fsehlene's up toI
siren I'll" As vet we have Seward. Al
Hale, "A sumner and IA host Of others, fear
less and untirng champions of liberty
AID as Vet there is God in heaven who
lprasilps over the tlestinies of nations, aud
lin him is our trust.
/ Let the principles Of Rapnbliesnismp-
carried out. let truth, justice, by hratherly
Hove aud love to God lie the prevailing
characteristics Of u,anwn national jnri>
brn ience aud we may then with some
propriety boast of onr glorious land Of CT
Evil aal religious liberty IF
E. C. F.
Darlington Wis. Sept. goth, 1858.
Impo' tant to sportsmen,
To LIZ GaAND EASTMAN, Pspprietorso Of
tie : Thorough bred Horse, MorguaI
Chief: