Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
From the Evansville Journal
The Germans E,,s,,

The meeting on Saturday night, has Civ
en- new strength and cheer 10 the anti-Je-
compton cause, and alarmed the adhcrcnts
Of the Exe,utive 1t was tire first Of n CO.
RES that are to follow whih will bring
here some of the best German orators i'm
the State. The speech of Mr.. Seilenstick-
er, editor of the indianapolis Tolks5keff-
the oldest German paper in the State, ON
Saturday Evening is highly common le.f
by those who heard it and are familiar
with the German. excellent i'm matter:
and we know the manner was most bapv.
Mr.. Schmuck, of the Evansville I-olksSofe
made an effective speech which was we'll re-
ceived, and with repeated applause, hv the
meeting. But bishop is par eroeil,nce
the German orator of this district He rs
earnest, full facts. argumcntative. sarcas
tic AMI witty. He is always favorite speak
er. Tomorrow we will endeavor to give q
synopsis of the speeches The following
are the resolutions passed by the meet
ing.
Resolref. That VIC declare every attempt
to violate the principle according-to
which the majority rule, and the will Of the
people is always and everywhere snprcme-
as high treason, AMI we will most decided
ly resist every such attempt
Resolped, That Buchanan's Kansas mol
Icy deserves the most vehement censure.
and that his cnleavors to force a constitu
ton on the people of Kansas, which they
condemned with an overwhelming major
ity, must be looked upon as a criminal at
tempt.
Resoleed, That tie express cur deepest
contempt for all who aided and allotted in
the attainment of that object.
Resolped. That although we recognize
the English Compromise as the law of
the land, we do not approve its principles,
as it is partial and unjust
Resoired, That. wherever we find Lee
oomptonism-that political system which
is based on fraud and deccption-we will
fight it TO the last, anil that we declare war
against ali wire working till its utter
determination, and that we therefore most
solemnly abjure all convention humbues
which only tend to suppress the popular
will
Resolred, That we will try to defeat
the election of w. +. Niblack, the Lecomp-
tonite, and plant tool in the hands of
Bright, AMI who was nominated by the post
master and Office holler clique, that on
the other hand we put unconditional con-
confidence in AlvinP Hovey, and declare
him to be the man of our choice.
Resolred. That we declare the nominee
Of the Blairsville Convention, James M.
Shanklin, to be a man who does not de-
serve the least confidence, and that we will
greet his defeat in October with loud
cheers. The same holds true of Canadian
who was chosen candidate for State SEN
atorship
Resolred, That this meeting appoint
committee of five to confer with the En-
glish- speaking, antiLecomptontites of
Vanderburgh and citizens of Posey, for
the purpose of running opposition can
didates for State Legislators, and that
said committee shall report at further
meeting.
Resolued, That Hovey club be consti-
tuted, and those DESTROYS of taking part in
it enter their names on books opened for
the purpose.
| Resolped, That we are nnder obligation
to the sEvansvile Enquirer" for its log
ical augmentation and its endcavors to
serve our cause by its filthy articles, and
that we request it to continue as hereto
fore its indirect CO. operation to the sure eiec-
Ition of Judge Hovey.
Rssolsed, That we furnish copy of the
foregoing resolutions to our fellow citizens
who are not able to read our language,
through the columns of the Evansville
Journal E xs>s = . -
| The committee appointed in accordance
with the 9Th Resolution consists Of Mcsssrs.
P. spiegle. r. Bromm, P. Schmuck, A..
Kesslor, H. Lptz.