Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18

The greeting given to theTssoluticn spprc
wing the course of orr able Representative
an Congress, ceuld net. so far as the man
iner nas! concerned. have boon more compl
smentary neutrality-suspicious. iHaisqmi o.
Iht -++--i - 4 L y
n Prediction v erifed.,..-fr,..t,,
In our issue of the 2Sth of May last W
matte the remarks below. which we re-pub
lish now for the purpose Of letting on
RAIDERS see that coming events cast thei
shadows before, . and that one need 70
be sprophet, OF the SON of one. 10 be abb
to predict the future policy of the Shame,
cratic party in reference TO Kansas: '..'
oidgrHon, r, j. WALkEs, Governor Of
Kansas. was in Chicago last week on his
Wayto Kansas We presume he has reach
Ell the territory ere this. Hemade speech
na.,a complimentary dinner given him at
New York Oh Tuesday week, in which he
IL reported as saying: He was. determined
Tie PeoPts q. hgass;s skoasld kare an oppor-
stzaity for a MI, FREE and solemn en-
PRESTON Of Their ac,H upon nc ADOPTION OF
any Constitution tiot, mig.' Be .frqmsd--teyf-
sfer q fair .qat: satisfactory censns Of cH The
iona Jfle .iaha61anfs aefo might Be IN the
aIsrrit9ry etAs fme, He considered this
T.dns 10, thcm.,,' ,,.rg 1870 -.
: This a i loaks exceedingly fair fair, but mod
ern.. Denocrass are no:sd for preaching
mach better than they practice We do
not believe, Walker viii take any trouble
TO see justice dine tie Free State party; or.
if he ,,loes, the South viii raise such a din
that Blu -hanan will be compelled to recall
him. The game the administration is now
playing IS to wheedle the Free State men Of
Kansas, If possible. into an acknowledg
mentsof the bogus laws Of the lissourians,
by participating in the election of Dele
.sasesT This done all their plans will have
worked to q charm What the result 0;
the election will be. is as well known now
Z BIZ BucHAxAS d. Co, rs it will be after the
votes are counted out, The cards. are al
ready stocked and they. intend to deal
thcmlout TO SHIT themseiyes,5 III the free
/. men OF Kansas do not wish h.i to sell them.
selves fornapgllt they had better not agree
ITO participate in the coming election, au
thorizei by the. bogus Legislature. unless
such arrangements arc first. made as will
insure a full; FREQ and impartial expression
] of the voice Of the legal and bona-fi,ls in
-habitants of the Territory, -. -,
-i1siHai not Gov. w alker, in fit OF hon
eesv with which he happened to be seized,
rejected. the Oxford and Kickapoo frauds,
. woaId not the Free State men of Kansas
been III q pretty fix BY copsenting to vote
at the last October election? That was all
that saved them from failing into thetoils
set fos them BY Buchanan and his party, !.
.intsrrupting seriously, at the same time, |
tho programmes chaiketl' out b. the admin I
'Sstrasis ny for .makinga slayc State Of Kan j
I'sqi. IN spitt 76iistlic well known, wishes of
: I, large anil overwhelming majority Of the
.peopls.q .lhis the pFaGsiraI eyempli6ca- :
tiem oftlrc s'escrnal prinsiples- of pemecra- I
acy5sa9 and 9sPcptlsf Sovereignty, p about
shich The -shsIiiocracy, who have .-stolen /.
1ths Eysry Of heaven to serve the devil in"c
arc SO continually boastipg. It is among /
she worst signs OF the times that men, who I
IN al filings else are Just and lionora-
be. sustain an ADMINISTRATIONS which per
petra such infamous deeds against the
principles Of self-goyernment. > sirsglyi t
hsoThc future programme of buchanan and !
his party, north and sodsh, isato nforcethe |,
Leeompton Constitution upon the people
Of Kansas, at all hazard and if they re-
sistto ssans6x item Nth Federal bayone,s +
Should northern ifiec,nen rush to the aid /,
or their brethren m Kansas reauisitions
viii be made upon the Governors 81 South +
ern state.-Oxclrsixely. for volunteers to =
put down the tebellion.5 sdT I,
Should this pro programme not be carried
out It viii be because it will be frustrated 4
blythe 6rmness eFinced BY the people of .
fhe north and north.vest an opposition to
The iswindle.u-s edi Il .IsIesd sis>smoL u
-.sia-o--- ----s.-s~ - s&..----4.--s ..--.rr II
. ~ The Lapo4e' Tines. boasts that of f.
sghs eight Democratic papers IN this Con
gressional District. but one iavors the. call e
Ser the Mass Dentocratic Convention to be
held ON the 2Ssls inxtss The Harrison
Dsgocrat says there is but one sorehead in !
That county, and predicts that the Mass ,
Nesting at Indianapolis vii be grand
6zzle.'i zFremlthe present indications it
ieoksass though the predictions oftheI Har-
fison Democrat Viii be arealized.d What
will become Of the little giaals He and '
his little squad in Congress shayc all been p
rcad outoftho Democratic parity, Where =
NH tYK5y os'nsIiedo e5aobn9gsb = s1adt y
n si,rcls.o -. :. 1sl -..lI hasr,9 Re
EssEzrIAsgrcatsnany in Indiana voted for
ofl BaekA ratify the Southern Sire eat +
srs. who threatened q dissolve the Union :