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viii ha ~, M ;oura.1s ~ hotb horsa. that tha
ncnocrat;c nartv tolera+es md dcfanda all tho
horribla Normon crimes commented with the
beastly abomipation of polygamy. rather than
incidentally concede the power O. Couaress tn
preserve the Territories to free labor. To main
tain their consistency in favor of the exnnns;on
ofsIayery. .theygilh be Obliged to make themselves
the defenders of Brigham, Young and his adul.
terous crew. Thus the Republican onnosition
to these II twin relics Of barbarism-polyga,ny
and slavery" will be met by the Democratic par
~, which will assume the task of defendingbotb
institutions. It is fearful position in which
to place great party, to have arrayed against
it the consciences Of just men and the moral
sense Of mankind, THE way Of the trans
gressor is hard"
The Democratic Senators have been in great
tribulation concerning the House Homestead
Bill. The electioneer1ng necessities Of the
Northern Democrats will not permit the defeat
Of the bill in the Senate, and On the other hand
the interests Of slavery forbid fits enactment 1t
is regarded by the negro arlstocracy rs an
agrarian measure, 10 populate the public do
main with free soilers, by subdividipg the pub
lie lands into amall farnsteads Of 50 to 80 tcres
capable only of subsisting white free labor fam
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stimulate foreign emigration, and attract the
| surplus and unemnIoyed Iahoriuo manhattan
| of the Eastern States. to those free Western
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eo.' ~ u'""Ds a",.S 1He e!sas uPon "no'a
e 'a' euotaef su'ens oePenas ~ no'o Inc saves
euo!eet'on' nete assal" ~ onem"a ALMOST
% o'Ausuis ~ 10 .ue %oE1nou ene. out 'oe soul
'oa u !. Will oe through ola suck. Ihe Dill
VIII oe ato"eo 70 pass Tue senate III an emas-
eo1ateo snaPe, 1or the sake OF the douRhiaces,
ano Tue PRESIDENT VIII assume the responsibility
H promptly Selo'"gn 1t! on the grounds OF the
necessities Of the public treasury; OF e1tin"
gushing imam 1rlbcs; OF land warrants that
would dePfeciate; Of Lands purchased by non
resident specuators. which would jail in value
| u grants 70 hallfoad companies that might be
aaeeteo-1he whole OF these subteFtuges to be
nankea BY constitutional quibblcs, such as were
fnsed against the Agricultural College billwhict
he vetoed last year. The great and beneticent
Homestead bill Is to be thus braiued By the
| veto club; and the Democratic conspirators
Fa'nly imagine that they ran shift the awful re
sponslb'llty from thelr shoulders, and hide be
hind the Executive chair.
Ihe bill reported by Mr. Hickman, from th'
Judiciary Committee, providing for the circula
ton Of Treasury certificates as money, meet
with great favor among the commercial class
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