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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

courage of the Yankee has besn fairly
testsi. it has been found equal to the ne
cessitiss Of the occasion. Whenever pa
triOtism. duty. or the defense Of The eOun'
try calls them to thu tented Geld. there 10
no peril they will not dare. no .AerIne'
they will not make. We have but llt'
tie pstisncs with Ihoss who cast slnf' uP-
on the VslOslof any portion efshs Poop"
Of our common country. Away With me
foolish idsa that Northern man Is .
coward because he does not rOcognisStss
dHells 90 an institution Thots who a.
spiss thsm on this account would b maen
more chary Of their sbOSs il they .;f.
conscious that their oWn lives would %
the forfeit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17
Tur Rnnrnnr MoYrrKHF.-Those

TIE BALTixoRE MovEHEHT.-Thoss
who expect any action Of the Baltimore
Convention. tending to . union upon the
Chicsgo nominees, will 6ad something
to interest them in the following, from the
New York Express. 9 leading organ Of
the Union third party:
Very soon following the Charleston
Convention is that Of the UaiOn party at
Baltimore. This begins to b much talk
cd Of. and promises to play much more
important part in the coming campaign
than has bean supposed. No haai or
de6nsts course of sction has been LAID
down By the managers Of it, except that
they will meet to discuss the questions be-
fore the country fully, and then decide
upon. ths line Of policy to be pursued
The Republican leaders interpret this to
mean jus. what they most wish. an nd
iournmeut Of this Convention until after
the Chicago nomination. In this they
are mistaken. The SoSthsys Delegates
to this Convention viii control us action
nearly a. they please, and will never con-
sent to that proposition. ] have this
from some Of the most Influential and
leading men connected with the Third
Party movement.
Judge Mclean might possibly be the
nominee Of this party. but the American
element are afraid to trust him to the fnl.
lest extent while on the other hand lea
ding Republicans OF both brsnchss of
Congress- declare that il he is nominated
at Baltimors they will never vote for him.
who will be thrown overheard at Chica-
60 on account Of his native american
proelivitiss. The majority Of those with
whom l have conversed, who will be
present at Baltimore. are in favor of the
nomination of some old line Wing Of
American sentiments from the South.
with Northern man o. Vice. But the
action OF this Convention is regarded ~
dependent to great extent upon the re-
suit ct Charleston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17
"P.Rry" PRAyER.-On

A PARTY" PRAYER.-On Friday
morning last, the Charleston Convention
was opened with prayer by the Rev.
Thomas d. Smith, of Charleston, on
which occasion be used the following
language: .-.....-
1--WE pray. o God. that Thou wilt be
with this Convention until it shall have
closed its session, and that Thou wilt
override their individual and differing
views. and bring them to unity Of conn
sci and purpose. And when Thou shAl.
have led them to happy and harmoni-
Gus conclusion of their present delibera-
tons, secure 10 them union. co operation.
energy. determination and triumphant sue
cess in that contacted campaign through
tOhieh they haze to pass IN this great crisis
of the Republic"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

A St. Louis correspondents writes tC
the New York Times:
If the Opposition in Missouri are aided
by the Republicans nominating any con
sentative man at Chicago, aud more par.
ticulArly If Edward Bates be the nominee
and if they should make . judiciOus 50
lection Of . standard bearer, say Rollin,
for the State canvass. Missouri. despite
Senators Green and Polk, and an entire
National Democratic delegation ia the
lower House, may be considered next
Auguat and November as among the very
doubtful Stases on the Democratic slate.
Should, however. Seward be nominated.
or any other Republican leader who stsnd.
upon an ''irrepressibls conflict" PLATFORM
the result would be not only Democrat
ic victory. but the Emancipation or Free
Democratic party OF 81. Louis would be
learfully crippled. aud the Americans ami
Conservatives would aid the Democratic
strength by casting their votes fOr some
harmless and impossible csn.hlate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

HEENAS AT CHARLEsToS.-On the day
the news of the fight reached Charleston,
the Convention was over sloughed.-
"Who beat 90 How many rounds
were there % "Giys us the particulars
These were the questions and demands in
aud out Of Convention. The fight alb
sorbed all attention.
A correspondent Of the Nav York
Evening Post. remarks:
The excitement was intense on the
streets and At the hotels. and opinion was
all on one side as to the merits Of the
contest, and Of course in favor Of Heen.
an. Disgusting as this mode Of fighting
is, it is superior to the style indulged in
by the politicians here. Stealing up be-
hind a man to Lludgeon him unawsres
big man striking a sick man and an
expert at pistol shooting demanding q
trial Of skill with a man VINO knows
nothing of the practice. &C., de-. are
all unknown to the pugilistic "cods" ami
anything so unfair would be cried "fOul'
and closed out OF the ring. Members oil
Congress. therefore, some Of them at least,
are not SO superior TO Sayrs and Hesnan
in their refinement and humanity rs their
constituents suppose they are.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

AZ Wa THoUoHT.-Last Winter grea:
edo was made over the charge that q
married man at Highland had Ssduesd G
girl only twelve years Of age. One pa.
per published the accusation. and gave
the man's name. We advised, at the
time, that it would BE- yell to wait for \
proper investigation of the matter, a.
there was not mueh probability of his
having committed the oct. he was
bound over 70 sPpsGr ct Court; and q
short time since. some Of his friends went
to another part Of tbs County. where the
girls parents had moved. to ascertain how
shs was doing. and whether the accused
person was really guilty. But girl. ps-
rsnts and ell had dscampsd. no one knew
whittier; and those who were intimate
with the family declared that. 80 far from
Che girl having been sedueed, no one
about there had 20 much as heard of ii,
and they had seen her every day. while
there 30 it turns ont az was anticipated
ian attempt to sxtort money. by man
who was willing to blast the ch.Tacter
Of his own daughter to do so; but in turn,
be had 70 remove his head quarters, to
escape the penalty Of bis attempted ex-
tortion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

TIE KANSAS BILL--The Philadelphia
North American says:
The support SnArlingly given to the
bill BY Mr. Cox. . wiry and totuOus
politicians from Ohio. shows that the
Northern Democracy are greatly fright.
sned. aud that the Democrat msiordy
in the Senate will hardly muster the coul.
age to reject the bill. Indeed. they could
not make before the country any tOl.rA-
bic apology. They have admitted. with
eager and indecent haste, Stats after State
Expected to be DemocrAtic-With not
half the population. They can raise DO
bubble. constitutional or legal, tia.
would not be basel on THAR own wrong
action. IL is saie to predict thai il they
shall rejsct the application of KIns~ Oa
pretexts. all OF which will be transparent.
ly frivolous. At wIii OF itself cost ihrIn
defeat in more than one NOithe. u State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

r. Swipes. who chews tobacco. al:
lowed few spots Of the juice to appsAi
npon his chin. Meeting DR.. Swsllup. he
was accosted with: tssa.
a"Mr. 6wipes. sh-allow me to suggest
something. sir. that I-sh-think will
scerus to your benefit. Those yellow
spots (pointin; to the tobacco blOtehes)
indicate the presence Of mattsr-yes. sir,
the presence Of matter. Matter has form.
ed there. and you had better be doing
something for its removal. or the eonss-
quencss might prove serious. sir-yss,
sir. very serious.
swipes stared ct the Doctor . mo-
rusnt. and after telling him to go to q
region frequsntsd BY folks Of doubtful
character. went home and washed him
sell. Al last advices be was doing well.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

A MoDEL JuDoE.-Judge Petit is said
to be sn agreeable man to conduct Court.
For instance, one day last week. Court
was adjourned to o'clock. P. NJ; be-
fore the expiration Of the time. the Judge
took the Bench and commenced calling
for Albert Heed. No Heed being paid
to the call. the Judge began to yell for
the Sheriff. who was at bis dinner. The
Judge forthwith few into q passion, al.
journed Court until the next morning.
and swore that il the Sheriff was not
punctually on hand then. he would ad-
journ Court sine del And ell this not
withstanding the great press Of business,
which has been accommodating for more
than year. 1t is supposed that Petit
wanted Heed to take ''snort" with him,
and desired the Sheriff to hunt him up
for that purpose sF .a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

SENATOR WADE.-"Occs.ioD.l.,
to FGEnsy'a Press: e
Among the positive men Of N. D.
pablican party there is none who d.. '
more eommendation than Senate, D..
ismin Wade. Of Ohio. He is loved \. u:
friends. and respected BY hiu foe, Th..
is so much can,iss AnS courage in an =;
actions. 40 much liberality 10 Ri, ,o,.
and saeh = conscientious adh.r.Dc. - !:
opinions, that do not wonder 70 ~ NY
bis name favorably mentioned in -.
nec:ion with the Presidency. H.;,
fact. the irsu man Of his party. and T,'a
Of the Republicans delight in dr.v;~.
companions between him AMI Old H;.S
ory. He is rough and honest: h., .
way Of saying eccentric thinRs-uu,,;,.
into single sentence . great thouob,o
that show him to be q nan Of r.m.,t,
bic energy and originality. He Va, n,
intimate friend Of poor Brodsrick AL
the other day. in. conversation with H.,
while referring to that lamentsd p.tr;o,
his eyes filed with tears.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

We speak whereof we knov whsn we
say that Gov. Seward is not the choice Of
. mejOrity Of the Republicans Of South
west Kansas for the Presidency. He has
mot more strength in this portion than 81
Their Chase, Lincoln, Cameron. BStss or
Fremont. The resolution adopted by the
Lswrenee Convention declaring Seward
to be the irst choice Of the Republicans
Of KsnsAs for the Presidency i Of no
binding foresupon the delegates there eho
sen. when opposed 70 the sentiments Of
that portion OF the party they more i'm.
mSdistsly represent. Very gross injusiies
will be psrpetrstsd IL the entire vote OF
KAnsas It ChisasO Is east for Mr.. Sew.
ard. 49, F,s,.g r.sg
Mr.. Seward viii undoubtsdly 20 into
the Convention With more slrsugth than
any oshsr candidate but in our opinion
this will Be due rather to tho thsreugh
organisation and activity Of bic friends.
than TO The sentiment Of the msssss - 10
she fitness Of his nomination. A. any
rate b Is Strong enough without the cid
Of votes that lsgitimatsly bslong 70 othsF.
and, in our Judgement. more suitable
msn.-EmpOria Nsss. .i-ov ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

TAE PREIDESr's FRIESDs.-Thc fol.
lowing article from the Leader, on. Of
the principle Democratic papers in New
York, shows how the Presidents l,t,
Message is regarded BY his friends:
Our sincere respect for the Ofics Of
President Of ths Uniied States, compel,
rs to avoid any comment upon, on III.
Plea Of Abatement sent to the HOuss Of
Representatives last Thursday BY III.
present tenant Of the White House
When Thersites scolda. he is often anu.
sing. though iwPertinent but when he
drivelS and weeps. we are obliged to turn
aside our heals and escape from bis
neighborhood ~ aOon 20 possible.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

A special dispatch to the PAil.,lsl,bi.
Press says:
Most ofths Southern men indignant,
dsnOunce the President's protest. m,
South Americans intend making j. An
important issue in the canvass before THAR
constituents.
And the Press says, 'disOrially, Of ID.
same document -
The Democratic party must utterly
and openly rspudiAts this protest and ii.
prOtester. or they will hear from the psO.
pie soon upon the subject Of Presidential
prsrogativss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

n The Democrats are still growing
over the election Of an Independent Re
pabiicau to the Wisconsin Judgeship. az
9 glorious Democratic victory. Many Of
them are 90 ignorant Of the truth Of the
matter, that they give him al sorts of
uansss One pspsr announces that Dick
sas, the Democratic candidate, has been
elected Judge in Wisconsin. We shall
probably soon see it stated that the Devil,
the Democratic candidate. has been cleo.
tadl ~ 49, u, IL
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

L4DonERS WAxTsD.-We have been
informed by afarmer 10 this vicinity. that
there is great lack Of farm laborers in
Northern Kansas. Pixies Peak has
cleaned them out. He thinks at least
fifty hsndS. could find employment with
farmers Of bis immediate acquaintance.
Farm laborsu will make fair wages and
sure pay while nine out of ten who 20
to Pixies Peak. win not make enough to
boy them pair Of stoga boots.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17
War Ma. ALLEY THIsks.-The New

War MR. ALLEY THISKs.-The New
York Tribune's Washington correspon-
dent writes under date of the 50th ult
Mr.. Alley. of Massachusetts. made a
good speech in the House to-day. Some
portions were pointed. He said the sv-
erage of his constituents were superior.
socially and intellectually to Southern
members Of Congress on that floor. He
has made q large fortune in business. and
he declared that experience convinced
him that the North lost money by its
Southern trade. He did not. therefore,
consider that, peeuniArly or intellectually
considered. disnnion would impovsriah
the North He paid his respects to Gen.
Cushing one Of his constituents in q
manner more severe than complimentary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

The great wigman at Chicago. to &C
commodate the Republican Convention
win be one bandred and eighty feet long
~ one hundred broad. capable Of hold
ing TN thousand persons. It's cost viii
be about $1,000, which will Be met By
voluntary subscriptions. In the centre
of the front on Market street viii be :
dome surmounted BY large eagle and
shield supporting hagstatf. The srehi-
tect has very Pertinenuy represented
q banner floating in the breeze. Inscribed
with the sentiment: :'Irrepressibls and
Undivided" z.s,s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

81 won't voueh for the accuracy Of it. !"
says the New York correspondent Of the
Boston Journal. "but rumor says that the
lady of the diamond wedding has come
back again-thst she found her lord and
master teSty. bad temper and penurious
that the now due installment on the
Fourteenth street house has not been paid.
and that all round something is to pay
generally. Not having the fear Of either
the Cuban or the father in law before my
eyes. send you the tale aaoat for Whist
it is worth"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

-CoxpLIrE.rARY. VEEy-Ths CharIs'
ton folks don't seem 20 sutsrss'n ssY
dAtterin0 opinion Of the great snssS'
sd'' Dougiss Democracy Of the NSns S
speaking Of the prisHts hospitality nn,s.
the unssrri6sd sns elsimipg efthe C1MISS
tonltes, in view Of the scarcity Of hoIsi' -
,hs sxtortiona,s charges 6zed upon-Anes
doub,Is.s representing TIE Ssntimees Z
readers a E.essd 70 he nscssaify O ~
M bsek Is .Northsra hotdss" Of PEP.
uIsr soversiigIns, !, which sArssssn Q eYe'
whelrn than, The News ssys < ~ ls i.
WIS. has Der priVats hosplsAl.! = -
with such esse, 50 irrnpnOa ~ =.
Of IN immense horde Of men. in,:gh -
theix own s.I6.h ends, and indlne
alike to Der psopls their Sensiges -
interests 7 And thoosSnds Of tpeMs "a
Of suck ehsrActer anu mHn?sE. 49, n. =
tbsy wsrs 10 come hsrs. lHalyIoIR
again and again, i WenA nssA. y; ~
tGouGhs. b. { Tsspeeiable rrn. Q! Oes -. -
70 s,Ima any Of them yithin. no ~: -.
Daring the presence Of tbsE PIEe -,
chs croxd. lhe ptiyais doors 9. = 49,
,en should nsvsr, have hrSro eQ:n I. ~;Il
ana earsfnl1Y gnArepd, e thens;5 ~ -. -.
eoafsr more rVts&ieg ihan AeEPsa.as 80 =
a. IS, ..rsmn IolloveFp." sbe hss. -.
% swarm y The s,ssubliag 81 s''
a Copyentioq. ~ ed Soaj e z l'. -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

TIE "MIEoRlrT" PLArToRx.-Thefo fol
lowing is the platform reported by Mr.
Samuels, Of Iowa., which broke up tn.
Charleston Convention:
RssOlped, That We. the Democracy o.
the Union. in Convention assembled
hereby declare our affirmation Of the res
olutiOns unanimously adopted and dsclAr.
Ell IS . platformiOf principles BY the Dem.
ocratic Convention at Cineinnati. in the
year 1856, believing that Democratic
principles are interchangeable in their na'
turc when applied to the same suojecI
matter, and We recommend s. our only
further resolutions the following:
That inasmuch as differences Of opin.
ion exist in the Democratic party a. to
the nature and extent Of the powers Of &
Territorial Legislature. ami as to the
powers and duties of Congress under the
Constitution Of the UnitsL States, over
the institution Of Slavery within the Ter.
ritories,
RssolVsd. That the Democratic party
will abide by the decision Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States over the in
stitutiOn Of Slavery within the Terrific
ries.
Rssolpsd. That It Is the duty Of the
United States to afford ample and com.
plete protection to ell its citizens. ct home
or abroad, and whether native or foreign
born.
Rssolued, That one Of the necessities oil
the age. in . military. commercial 'and
postal point Of view. il specify commu.
nication bstwsen the Atlantic AMI Pacific
States, and the Democratic pledges such
constitutional ensctments ~ will insure
the construction of . railroad to the
Pacific coast at the earliest practicable
period.
Rssolusd, That the Democratic party
are in favor o! the acquisition Of the Is
land Of Cuba on snch terms as shall be
honorable to ourselves and just to Spain.
RssoIped, That the en- actmsnts Of State
Legislatures to defeat the faithful execu'
ton Of the Fugitive Slave Law ere hos
tile in character, subVsrsive Of the Con.
Stitution, aad revolutionary in their e.
feet.
On the adoption Of this platform, the
general Southern stampede commenced.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

The clause Of the Wisconsin Constitu-
tion relating to duels is a. follows:
Any inhsbitsnt Of this State who msy
hereafter be engaged. either directly or in.
rectIy. in q duel. either ~ principal OF
accessory. shall forever be disqualified Is
IN elector and from holding any Office mn
der the the Constitution anil laws Of this
State. anil may be punished in such Other
manner as may be prescribed by law.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

The Chicago Tribune has the follow
It is reported on what seems to be good
authority, that Ex.President Fillmore
has signiied his intention to support the
nominee Of the Chicago Convention,
whether it shallbe Bates, Lincoln. Chase
or Seward. lila even said that if Sew
ard shall be nominated, Fillmore will
stump Pennsylvania in his behalf You
recollsct Fillmore's letter to the New
York Union-saving meeting 1t con-
tanned ., sharp rebnke Of them. and ad.
vised those patriot dealers in Southern
staples to level their guns At the disloyal
Gre eaters of the South, instead Of the
Union-loving Republicans Of the North.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

-DHHocRATIc LloETs.-The great lights
Of Democracy are represented BY the let.
ter D-as in Douglas. Dickinson. Davis.
Daniel. DallA. Dimmick, Doughbelly
CsssS Donkeys and Devil. rs.f
This lesser lights. by M-ss in Medary,
MiIIson., Moore, Mason. McClernsud,
@cRas, Milss, Martin. Muls. and Mug
gins. ass viI84tr G q
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17
BLTEs AND THE GERnAH REYuBLIcGS

BATES AND THE GERMAN RKrUBLIcAEs
The sober second thought Of the Ger
man Republicans, in st. Louis. in THU
city. and elsewhere. is favorable to judge
Bates, a. 6rst or second choice. His Re.
publicsnism. they are now Satisfied. is oI
: positive character. snd they have dis.
covered the error of their fret impression
in regard to his relations to the Fillmore
party ia 1856. araas ~ aa 6. 4ss1s-.
He presided over . Conservative (nol
American Convention, which took up
MIR. Fillmore Is . candidate, after be had
been some months 10 the 6sld, bot be
[ Bates was never an Amsricsn. In vo-
ting for Fillmore. as the only effective
way Of opposing Buchanan in Missouri,
he did what most Republicans. being in
9 very small minority in Slave State.
would have done. p d7'w ' .'''.i'i
These facts are at length duly apprs.
ci.ted BY German Republicans. who nov
cordially sustain Bates 10 Missouri, and
who elsewhere are ready to take him or
their next choice after Chsse. Fremont ss
Wade. Inithis State. At least. they gen.
orally prefer Judge Bates to Mr. Seward.
Such is the conclusion TO which We have
come. after carefully endssvoring TO -.
certain the prevailing current Of Gsrnan
seatiment.-Cis. Gazette. ~ g. is,oe 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

The New York Herald Is dessrting
the wrecked vessel Of Democracy. Ii
says: frr .--n .iiaaY
1t must not Be forgotten that this split
at Charleston il . rupture on men, and
not on measures. The talk and diseus-
sion about the platform il all nonsense.
and the real struggle was. whether the
South should be forced to accept Dong
las or leave the Convention. The result
is in many respects . good one. II
brings the true issue plainly before the
people, Ibreaks up a ,o0rsoxt end cor
rnpt political organization, and. by pre-,
seniing several candidates for the Presi.
densy to the popular vote. IL practically
leaves the great mas Of the tricky. buy
ing and selling politicians without 70:
cation. 9 lo ror-3 ri viZao7ts 500 ia
Nov will be . good time for the Her.
aid to follow up its renoninstion Of Col.
Fremont. after its defeat four years ago.
That journal distinctly committed itself.
in advance. to his support in 1850 A
little timely zeal might now secure his
nomination az Chicago. sfw EL 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

A DELPHIc ORACLE IN MIssIssIPI.-
Buns BY himself coDld not beat the toll
lowing opinion. expressed ina Mississippi
paper:
Public opinion is fast settling into the
6rm conviction that either the nominee
Of the Charleston Convention or the
nominee Of the Chicago Convention will.
for the next four years. hold the rsiAs Of
government.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17
FpwAnp EyrnErr AND THE PRrsrDrS

EDWARD EVERETT AED TIE PRRsfDEN'
TIAL CHAIR.-At the levee at East Bos.
ton. Saturday evening at the house of Mr.
Gardiner. after the launch of the new
packet ship nsmed after the distinguished
orator, gentleman present, in conve-
nient interval in the speeches, toasted Mr.
Everett as the fttest candidate for the
next President of the United States. Mr..
Everett replied in ajocuiar manner which
caused hearty laugh. that he 'did mol
expect thst from one OF his friends"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17

We agree with the Boston journal in
the following opinion ai2|
Fortunately for the Republican psrty.
it has few LOYejoys in Congress. While
sbhorrihg Slavery - an institution. the
representative Of the party do not take the
extreme ground which should-Whsthsr
il does or not-debsr slavehoIders. In .
word. the Republicans in Congress are
men Of acts and not words-mea Of judg
ment. foFbeArsnse and tact and not ihtem.
perate zealots. s-A