Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
II am Sir Oracle.
And when | ope nv mouth
Ia DO dor illrkI.

Lei no dog bafk.--
''Ih, Fitche, and B sIers, anil tha Edit
orS Of the Union AMI R,chm onl South. and
al others may preach and argue till dnons
lay, alrl all Will do no COOL.
'Altlough Kansas has occupied t 90 lnuch
time and attcn'ion alrcady. yet. within a
shor, time past, her name h Is hc ONE AMI is
inScpeIably cogple.l with the adoption or re
le-tion Of -rcat principle in he unlimi-
ted ant practical adoption OF which. the
interests of all men arc bound mp and which
inust work It's way to complete AMI final
eEl, AMI all things else must bow to it,
claim to rrece lcn-e. The great, warm.
glowinS. generous, American. popular
/eof Is bearing it alott in It's eLbinq and
fiowln9 Il les. The strong afections of men
who have erperm meatH knowle lge OF the
blessings Of freedom arc clustered around
II Ike the costly setting; of a priceless gem,
AMI 1t will crush all Influences elsc--drown
AMI ute. ~ consume all obstacles, because
1t II TRUTH AMI i3ve{ because it Is
TRrrH! Heavens and al the loving inllu-
ences Oi the good, are sweeping onward
with 1t. and it commands attention, con.
sieieration AMI adoption, and will have il:
ana other things must bow TO it. Men NAV
oppose It's full application as demanded for
Kansas at TINS particular time, from hon
est convictions; but they are short sighted
lhe great patrioti: heart of the South may
have some pulsaiions OF cold bl lood, in the
ftuttering throbs caused bv its growing
dread OF the overwhelming force AMI inf]u-
encc- sometimes sectional--of the north.
but that heart Is mainl made up of the
hearts of tue men-who NAV sometimes
wander. but always get back to the right
piace-ant the law maxim" us;ts per ia
utfe, non viatur,' (that which is COOL is
not destroyed by that which is bad. is en-
tlrely applicable; that great heart, viii. n
shed It's blood so freely to win this conti- (
nent from the tyrants of Europe, never has
and never will beat responsive to other
than great principles of popular sovereignty /
ior white men, who alone are capable of
self government. The pigmy opposition
attempted against the success ofsuch pin
clpie' looks to good men, like "a gnat try
lnS to stop thunder Storm" and those
who would read Douglas, a Cox, or any
otner man from any party on this issue. arc
pIgmies indeed Men who refuse to adopt
The doctrine as advanced by Ju lge Douglas
IN his first speech, and by opposition pro
orS the time of its application to Kansas
while blood is being she'd there, will have
hat blood upon their skirts; and no ''Re-
rording Angels tear" can wash it out.
1.-The day is coming--aye, is now here. ;
when the public man who prolongs the
struggle, or halts in his action, or opposes
he immediate recognition of this doctrine,
n Its application to Kansas, has sealed the
iecree OF his own most just political dam
lation, (whether he is prejudiced or igno-
ant, Tor both deserve it; and he will be
ost amid the triumphant whirlwind of pop ,,
iiar JOY that will follow its full and une-
lulvocal adoption. gor popul,, ,or Del.
"YERITAS." ,
] he reader, we hone has pivon ths fore Z