The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-07
THE GLORIOUS RESULT.

THE GLORIOUS RESULT.
The result We have long 20 confidently expec- |
ted, ID no longer . matter Of doubt. That man |
Of commanding talent, incorruptible integrity,
thrilling elequence, lofty patriotism, and pure
personal character, Abraham Lincoln Of Illinois,
ID, BY clear vote of the Freemen Of this Nation,
elected IN ne their President for fnnr years from
the 4th Of March next.
We congratulate all lovers Of their country
all lovers Of their race, and haters of wrong, all
good citizens and good men, upon this suspicious
event. It lights up our hearts with the hope,
that our Government is now to return perma-
nently to the policy Of the noble founders OF
our institutions that never more will the gov
eminent be administered, as it has been for many
years, for the primary benefit and behoof OF the
interests Of slavery. Long enough indeed, has
slavery ruled the polling, disposed OF the patron.
age, and secured the protection OF our gov
eminent. Long enough has the mighty north
submitted to vote as the slave power dictated
on pain Of her displeasure. Well have freemen
met this last demand of n mere squad of south
ern demagogues and fire eaters, seconded by not
few slave scavengers and willing political slaves
at the north, that We must lay down our man
hood at their feet and promise now and ever
more to vote for no man for President until We
have their gracious permission so to do, Or they
will blow the Union to shivers beneath our feet.
The Union! They can no more overturn its
foundations than they can upheave the pyramids
Of Egypt. Wise and his adherents might stand
round one of those massive piles, and raise a
howl that would frighten forty old women to
death; but their howls would not raise the pyra-
mid one inch.
They have howled to Brighten freemen from
voting for the men of their choice, and they
have found bastard echoes in LOcofOco editors OF
the north, and the voice of an indignant people
told them on Tuesday last what they may expect
If they attempt to execute their swelling threats
Lincoln's election will emancipate northern fawn-
ers at the foot of the slave power az she will no
longer have the power to pay them for their SUBJ
serviency Consequently the north will stand
as a unit against any attempt to dismember the
Union.
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