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

swndiing, lying. perjury, and violence ;--all arc
and are % be, employed al ibjtum until eqlalbriun
= rest',s1 Now, whsneyer this can be dcne, Kan
sas and Minnescta will be admitted; but not Ill
then.
The present purpose ofthe Nigger-Driver Itak
TO be this: To higgIe and buster over the oues
ton vita the usual displiy OF pyrotechnics, until
pass Is reached where two new Slave States manu-
lriured 81 Cincinnati prectores, can be lurse,
iato couhteepoise heSeight OF free Kansas an.
see no reason why this nay not as well be don,
at the prcsen session Of Congress as at another
ptreetos.cs are-plents, and territory 10, plenty
,rhy notl The dominant power can preyent an,
"going behind the return.'' And besitles al
xouldat hurt any body" It might ali be dons
without bloodshed and without cost The econo
mics ofshe plan are patent ut all points S Il viii
save INC Union, too. and then We can all be jolly
let the two new States be- tied with street resar
TO the great ..isothermal law" within some region
where Din. Webster's "Cod'' IL as much aesiis,
irsedofa as nc used to be against slavery. The
North will then have nothing to quarrel about
Inc 10 cii:y being one where the 'isotherrnal law
prevails and God being against freedom, why should
Northern fanatcs insist on opposing thsmls Bv all
means hurry up that Compromise. It's no use wait
/
Tor another Congress. Bring in Arizona and Cha.
Ia kee!
AS to the future policy of the dig lr,h,, Judge
1t to be substantially as follows: noifr3s0
h. ine repeal Of the Missouri Compromise and the
setun5 ur OF SQuatter Sovereignty having worked
wrong end orcrhost for the Nggcr Drivers, is to be
neutrahsed, inasmuch- az they dare not, for very
shame, ask its repeal. The Territory of the
wnoe tnion, Irrespective of isothermil Enes,. is,
M fhe oc r. c.. d.
freedom! The Northern men who aided IN the
work OF establishing this open DOR, cl im,d
that oirr;er to freedom had thus been, broken
down. The North accepted the issue; took the
law IN ikers and law breakers at their word; mar
smiled their hosts and entered the promised lind
fenseforth the face of the Northern laborer. is
SouthwSrd. Southwark to genialclim and sunny
homes; coutnwari, where the green s.ards velvet
the prairie and hillock; Southward, where roses
ana lilies perfume the cternal summer time--where
carroing BIRDS of golden wings and mailed insects,
win sau1y trappnSs, fash in the sunshine and hur-
u; IN the dewy air--ahere rlnbows dyc the luxu-
rant foliage with coruScating bcauty--whcrc the
spiendors OF the prism, and the rvels Of the ka-
eidescoPe curtains the sunset and hcrils the dawn;
Southwark, where age and December rcvel and
sleep IN the embraces of Nav. Gods pillar of
fire moves Sorthwarli Southwark the hosts of
freedom take theirway The descendants of-thc
pIistims must hare an opening somewhere. Prov
idencs indicates the path. Providence has opened
the somewhere within the iscthermil lines. The
Southern oligarchy arc not slow in pcrcivina the
logical sequences that flow from their premises
They have invited the aggressions OF Freedom IL
Is no nult OF ours now should the waves OF our PC
cuiar Northern institutions surge over AMI over
whelm their accused ctadels ofcruelty and shame
IL would seem that the battle is a fair one The
pledges of1 party and the pledges of government
would seem to he insufficient guarantee Of "nands
OH, AMI God defend the right" Not so, however
Wrong, and lust, and sin, and perfdy and violence.
are weak save when enyironcd by the mercenaries
Of power Squsttcr Sovereignty is tabooed--
Stanaing armies and President tyrant arc the role
81 the future. Governments the big Border Ruff.
m OF Slavery from ,hcnceforth. The cdict has !.
gone forth. South of Kansas Northern Suuatter
sovereigns are to be crushed by the Big Border
Huth m For the admission of the props andists of
'.very into new territory, the mcshes of the Gov
eminent net will ample; but for the admission of
he propagandists of freedom it will be the passage
ia "camel through the eye ola needle"
In the future theFe will be no such waste of pre-
iouS time by the Save propagandists as has been i
cen IN Kansas They were not up to the Kinsas 1
directories in '55, or we should have hul KANSAS
lave State long ago, But they have learned the
'sson web, arr viii never more commit such grave I
Letthe Freemen Of the North now .nlerst md
is;inctly what the issue before them i, and be
reparedto meet IT, South of k,usis lie lanls of
nexampied fertility AMI beauty. In his daily
curse the sun shines upon none more blessed or
iore capable ofb'esSinS. Ia these genial c,imes
10 iaborer reaps the reward ofhis toll an hundred
DID, exempt from the pinclns winters, the tickle
easons, the measrc harycsts and the sterile wastes
more Southern zones the Indian titlrs 10
iese beautiful ands WILL like the poor Indian him
III, soon pass away: Upon these fat places Of the
irth the evil eye of slavery is fixed, and 10 av the
UNIONS OF corrupt and INSCRIPTIONS Government
e plottinS Tor then absorption into the everlasting
Jaw OF the leech monster that constantly cries
give. eite."
free labor has trluniphcd in K,ns1s bv numcri.
II superiority. Hercis wherethc North is strong.
reel ey here the ; )u.h is weak The free labor
the North must indicate itself again by "OReAN. .
ed EMiaRArIos"--iheg rantest institution OF the u
e. When tie brain of Ell Thiyer was inspired /.
tn tins heroic thought, third power was aided I
the sorld, to be harnessed in with its lightning
I'd it's steam.
eharc. in K,nsis, ielrncl how 70 forbcar with {
tience-hew 70 endure with fortitude--l,ow TO I |
Get danger with conrlge-how, with wisdom, to =
twit deceit 1.-THE South have lerned some !.
Ings, we have not learned less. If they hare -
own shameless in fraud, we have, at least, the
vantage OF thoroughly compschend;ng their prin j
pes and positions Behind the mark they were s
nScrous foes. With the hoofs, ard the tail and :
bori's gu out, we know jist exactly the :
nsth OF the spoon that is required an invitation q
Sup with the devil" a
'netor Wilson's Opinion OF John, Cal Z
49, - noun nedR .sidl is1 u
Inc following passages arc from the q,
oeech Of Henry Wilson, delivered in thc /, !.
nited States Senate on tho Kansas cleo. ti'
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