Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

redness of his grief by political all'ssiOns,
but I am obliged to 5sIisre that she was the
.victin of the remOrsetsss perseeutio" that
.psrSaedS Slsn ISL
new rHE fsIDENT MIST fEEL-How HE
mas BfsN sBAFFLEb AND Is TO BE HU-
HiLIAiEp.
SIcan very well iimagipe how Mr.. Buchan-
an feels at the present moment; how he
seeks excuses for the great disaster that has
befallen himself and his policy. For in our
State this was not question of the Tariff
cf Revenue laws-it was simply an issue
between Mr.. Buchanan andthe people up
,op his Kansas, policy, There was potT
ithere could not beAany pretext; the issne
vas fairly and fully tried, and the result IS
before the country. AS Mercutio said
when he received the stab, ofthe indignant
Tbibault,, 1ssThe wound is not as. deep as
d we'll, nor as wide as. a church door, but
II atiu ao." Tremendous cheers We
say to this Administration, We have fought
YOU when you had nearly four years OIL ed
eral power before you, and were surround
ed by d hungry army Of unfed and insati-
ale hounds; and ,oe shall fight got J'aoic,
wh6il you hare but little more than tsco
gears power and your dogs. hare nearly
an been gorged. FGreat cheering. The
whole career Of Anti-LecoInptonisln has
been career of triumph; we have driven
these usuri,ers from one point to another
we compelled them 10 abandon their lie
compton policy we compelled them to
abandon the English bill; and now there
as not a sthite man '',tnaiay for, Congress
III the North 'gho adres apop himself jip
ffavlor ofte policy ofhe' ADMINISTRATION
-3rYq z3rqt oo,nfH one ch,san; cheers; ,j,,,9 81. s..r~
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY MUST GET RID OF
-. ;, bs THE 'ApMISIsTRATloN, 7fs IA
Lam well aware that those in high sta
tionsin Washington and elsewhere are fell
.eitating themselves, that those who act with
me will be divided and l know theya are
looking forward to the day when by means
tof packed conventions they shall get such
nominations as they wish. But, gentle
men, the day of independent men has ar
rived [great cheering !; the time has come
when no nomination. is binding that dis
cards grsat and imperishable principle
! TCheers. say furthermore, and say i
deliberately, as one man speaking the senti-
ments of many thousands, that If the Dem
oeratic party desires, success in ls60,o thes
mast get rid efithei Administration, at oaet
and forever, cheers, 1t is in t1ee agay.77.-
1t stands in the pathway Of, progress; il
belongs to the past it isl Identified with
the past and if they undertake. toicrry il
along, it piu be Ike a healthy man carry
ing a putrid corpse upon his shoulders
E[Cheers, bI There is no rescne but. in, tins
policy mo deliyerencel but ips this course
Those who have been hoping that. Blu
chanan might come down without q popu
lar decree, hope lin vain.3 What can h
do2oa Can he recall his houndsi inow qssaH
ing Stephen A. Douglas withom toosinss
i dignitye Can he toilosc the example o
Rreckenridge, acAo has had the mdalines
to come forth and raise his hands IL nor
ror at this indecent proscriphon2 . No
\ tforr he IS The author Of He IS wors
Than this, he iisMe author,ots the most seal,
dalons doctrine Mdthas been promulgated
n this country; he dares tell US that tn
4 President is the Government. His mott,
IS IS not, like that Of Old Hickory 'Th
/ Union, it must and shall be preserved,
. but s.The President and his policy mus
and shall be, sustained" 1t is vain t
! hope that a man committed 10 a dogma
to despotis,n Ike this, can be SUSTAINED
by any party. He is in the way; his pol
icy is in The way; bis men are in the way
and they must move off and let the, grea
train of ,Populat Sovereignty pass oil
without them. [Cheers.] l know sucl
language may be regarded as treasonable
but it is time we understood each other
sag no man az M. BueAanaa's position
can be understood, and tie. party attaching
itself to his fortunes ,giH 90 doaca deepe,
| than did ever piilmnaeht sound. [Cheers.