Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

en- the right to votee Why were they dis
lfranchisedg Because they were Known /
be opposed to negro slavery. Let hard
working. honest foreigners reflect on tics
Iindisputable facts. Would the Republi
can party. if it had any sympathy in com
mon with Know Nothingism. have nomi
mated two foreigners on their State ticket
,-Lange and Young? Be not deceive,
by inscriptions demagognes. who hatte
only 10 betray. and PROMISE but to deceive
REPUBLICAN, CLIQUE IN rRouBLE.-+Th,
Republican Clique is, in trouble. yo,
certainly deserve their thanks aad graft
tnde for the information, as il is the frs
fintimatien they had of the fact; if yor
mean the party, when yeu say sscliqne.
We know of no Republican clique, L
I Something must be done, and as we Iearr
the ball has been set in motion. Schuyle,
! Colfax was down here the other day to fix
up matters and things, we suppose Ru-
NOR has it that committee has been sp.
pointed to confer with Mr.. Parks to get
him off the track. [Ifthere is any such ru.
NOR. which we doubt, It is without the
least foundation I'm fact. so far as we know
or have heard We have not heard tho
result of the conference, but presume Mr.
Parks will step aside peaceably TO give
place to the candidate selected by the
clique WeshalI probably see Mr.. Parks
card of resignation in this weeks Repub-
lican, if he concludes to do as }Colfax d
Co., tell him.---K c, Dem.
Well, were your expectations realized?
Young dogs sometimes bark up tree after
the varmint has come down, but this one
bow vows up sapling where no game at
all, not even chip muck, has ever been.
When we followed hunting we always
whipped our puppys for fooling us in that
way, and if the owners of the brace which
do the barking through the Democrat have
no serious objection, we will administer
little wholesome discipline: 10 them occa-
sionally, until they learn a little sagacity.
: We are glad to hear that Col Walkers
health israpidly improving. He promised
the Democrats in this County, last ,Satur-
day, that he would address them in differ,
ent parts of the County before the election.
Perhaps il will be less labcrious TO canvass
the District without Colfax than il would
with him. .77-Laporfe Union. .e - - f-ls
You hit the nailon the head that time,
Mr.. Union. We knew the Coils health
would improve sufficiently To enable him to
more than the county seats. ,s.g
For The Republican
Democratic Apology and Interroyatcxies.
That the Democratic party is wofally
corrupted and hopelcssly dcgcusratcd we
are free to confess, bat that we are to at
tribute its wretchel, fallen con lition TO the
masses of the Democracy we do not so
readily acknowledge. Charity leads us to
regard many of the Democratic party as
honest men. who should not be branded
with the high crimes and vilIainies of the
men they may have unfortunately placed
n power. They have been betrayed by
he wit and cunning of dishonest lead
RS, who have unscrupuIousIys violated
heir pledges. broken their faith. and wick
'dly, and ruthlessly disrobed the Demo.
ratio party OF almost every restige Of its
'riginal beauty, honor and glory! 8
But Why. il IL may bcasked. arc SO many
ound SUP porting an administration so cor. I
uPt and wicked. Our first apology for
heir Inconsistency is this: the Influence of I.
heir educaton.e The power Of this inan. /
nee Is acknowledged by every one, at all
cquainted with human nature. The in.
tructions and precepts given 10 us by oar
'srcnts during childhood and youth are
cnerally as lasting as life, no matter how
rrcneous they may be. II our parents
snght us to believe in charms and signs.
. ghosts and witches, in whiskey and
avery, wewillb every likely to believe in +,
hem forever. Indisputably the ancestry
f'the Democratic party we're Democrats.
heir fathers, grandfathers. and greatgranss
'thcrs. were ell Democrats. They were
'ckedDin aensoerdfic cradles, narsea on des,-l |
'rafic milk, and fed democratic food, and ,
scessariiy grew up Democratic men, $
low in the name of humanity could they I
} anything else then Democrats9 And
,w can such men even suspect that their /
lrtyis anything gelse hut the good old d
emocratic psrty with its pure principles l
ardently loved by their fathers? SBnt '
is isnot the only reason we have to olfes 9
extenuation of the strange and .incousiss $
ut course of our Democratic friends.A a
he inaaepce Of the name Of the party it.
II is to be remembered. There is very a
uch ina name. To vast numbers the is
me Democracy presents talismanic pow a
Z To them il issitself tbequintcscence Of "
berty. Freedom, Prosperity and Glory. e.
ae honest foreigner. on landing on our :,
oress, at once finds himself enrolled with o
2 party bearing the enphouions names D
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