Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
r. MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.

events which are sure 70 make mem
Ta sI'r7 IsG0-the recurrence q the elect w
pie .h- and Vice President 9 the United e'aIr in.
-aten. 'ra Extraordinary division Of parie % thht
ttt Ftai .t,roi in character, 81 far a. one of .h.m /.
Iru. 5 National and Conservative. OBJ.
.arroel ,,.rry must be, for 80 holds almost c4ugl
.rarnu' p'ug,eE Republicans 10 the Nor h, aud Is
.ss v.h ~, he south aud the slaveholdiug states
ra' .rfurs excite Boa us ue.4ie 70 eAly49
it.n Nith this view We nov send out .lis
.n.H III BOO the course OF politics! events .'J iN.
aE.N f,rr years, we have failed Go make out
three OF IN. i,pbrrttool, we have been peculiarly
..tFn FI De dauat THINK we have, however We
.u-..si B.acE Eeputhoanism pa eEei} snare ana
hFu s.Hlh DO hes been prssente1 70 tne goun!t!
.ruu - 10 do 20 iu the coming Presidential
si We i t matters very little whether VIM. II Sew
.t"1 ,,5piuee OF the party In opposition "a the
.# ball N' , .r that some sugar-coated candidate
.-.sgutsd la bis stead, we shal oe persistent
tti tftrr m our efforts o. defeat such ngmlnre-
rI he preservation Of the Union, ana beiltNanE
WaartWI, 'W ,f the Back Republican candidate
ns' OBJ. CIV E,t does not ensure, Its dissolution, ve
aI talhs ssr,asou enough to justify our course In
u election the state politics. we shall take our
t ...rlu ON all questions as taey may uii.e We
Will, .ruiug aid TO the Railrosds YET unhnlsheui
ore "I ,t,,.t,,r the grand system inauguratel mauy
tnl we believe they can all De competed by
u'' H- ~ s,pud judgement and the assumption Of
..rhr.. I'M hen 10 Is right and proper 70 do s1' We
".a .vre,iingIy 20 see these gIeat interests at
.'' ar work upon them retarded, 10y TINS L'gl-ia-
.uI'". sn,. hold those who are Instruments in
zorro, an' u.rIpt. # unfortunately such should be the
1 .l.f account before the peoplo-all depends
." ..tuIptfon OF these roads, huu we shaI hut 10
upon Iri..ipr down condemnation upon those who
,0", W,t'ir duty on this vital question
.' p..,Ie and for the pcople-sustained 10y them,
.f,, 1n other ambition than to advance the IL
al he State, aud Of the City In which VT nave
Ii no grr Uyes-aud equally watchtull for TIE lres-
Wr," ,fur Union aud the respect due TO, aud &c
I'u.gt .r,snt Of the Constitution under all circum-
SNOWY ~ g.BthIe1n win not fail In devotion TO,
~ sutpart Of thesp cpects-
H, lit.ssnsrrr. " shall labor, a. We have lAborcdi
a aIlaI 60 any in The country. We have cor
'ma'lsrts nj ali points from which news Of much IN
igPt r,sy he expected, and they have always he9n
1 taiti fl ana industrious in the collection OF iact'.
r"tsT edI to this numuer whenever the occasion dt'
Not The telegraph wild also be put into re4uis-
M.--t.,ary point whore IL can be used, particularly
.gu wosnir ton aud jefferson City, FOR the transmits
, M i,,.ort.ut Intelligence.
M. ,E our friends &c u>e some exertion to hdd 70 our
-, iarrs and every day increasing circulation
80 s..rr no come. no man nor family In Che Union
t,jh Ia, without a newspaper. The Newspaper Press
ts rr,at Autoerat in this cou try. More than the
T,1it 5rtbe Bar, or the halls Of the legislation they
rroras in.trumental in forming Public Opinion, ana itls
\ t,-Ey hnD1rtaut that that opinion should becontroIeo
-nj t,nt IN rr1per channels so as 70 secure the perpetu'
;tg oT oLur ius]I ititious. aud the prosperity otthe People.
MA s the great mission Of the newspaper pres ana
4, al tbiu,s we shall endeyor 80 ne 70 conduct the Ac'
Nsi.-sn as TO make it conduce to that end