The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-18
TIE CBJEcT OF THE REPUBLICAN,
-EADERS

everything tending to peaceful solution Of our
difficulties, we present this week few more ex-
tracts from some Of the leading papers. We
quote more from tie New Yorl, Tribune. than any
other source, as that Journal both beeat ard nursed
the Republican parry, and is therefore much of
:: mouth piece Of the party s the Admins ration
.. Washington The following extract is spec
men Of what appears in that Journal every day:
..Co- arcss nav do what troy WILL but the ,aiqai
Ter p1'cer which IS be.ind Congress AMI ali other
Constituted authority will submit 70 Nothing which
looks to restoration of pcace wiihou. the euaran-
tees OF submission for the future and indemnity for
tie past. Tho same men vho have touched bal
lots for Gulrtcr u century can hanlle
triI w:t'l TIE s9g4c ecxccrity Of finer. They
will ~ easily and readily organize military des
oti-il II tie cxi ei ces OF the hour demand it. rs
they can reconstruct on the foundation OF tran
Gull arbitration. We have opened our eyes TO the
necessity Of stronger central power, when States
are inins.rrcction and cities in banded rCbcliOrs
We suspend tire G4Jeqs corpus IN pablic dancer
and may not only restore hut keep the subOr lima
ton of popular elements by the sharp discipline of
the sword
Here have the s'hisher law and a military
aesgotiSm openly advocated hy those who profess 70
ne the espccia champions, par excellence, of the
Union. the Constitution, and the laws. The Au
tocrat of Russia exercises authority
his subjects than the Republicans willing to
give Lincoln, or permit him to exercise in de-
li,ace Of !lie Constitution.
Republicans say that Congress possesses sovereign
power. and yet they hold there Is higher POWER
behind t'let body. which VII establish a military
dies cotisn,. If they (t';e Repuicans) thn, il ne
cessary, which they undoubtedly vii. If sover-
e.gn power in Congress- military despotisin. es-
t:,b-hed and projected by The .'siiarp discipline of
The sword, :" and the unlimited powers which Lin
coli. has arrogsted 70 himself under sanction OF
the party that ''carred TIE election does not
make government strong enough for an
enii-htend people. We should like to know now
they would organize Ole capable Of filling their
ideas OF Il strong government.
The honor and duties of tie Dictatorship are at
present IL l~I between Greeley and Lincoln
Lincoln exercises surveillance over the people.
md Greedy over Lincoln. as the following from
tie Tribune oi late date viii show:
i,ut tie nest startling point OF our corrcSpon-
dents letter j. tie that 10 vigorous mill
iafy movement, s intended b. the Administration,
or 10 speak none eAactiv bv TIN, Cabinet 'jlle
VIA Is TO he dragged along unjil the people, weary
Of armies witlio,. action and taxes without tri-
uinr:ls. can be brought To- some eOnpro-
Mise Ike that of IL. Cg.ttendc I, sllis pr,,ose
az ANYTHING agptoa hing i, IS really entertained
- tie Cabinet. or by any member OF i. We warn
those gentlemen THAT THEY CASVOT MUCH LONGER
RENAL. TIKI sEEricE ~ THE txrED STATES. ~
DEED. THEY MiGi.E Ill. cEGiX 70 PACK THEIR
taCSEs Vow.
HIS { .tFact says tlat If any peace propositions
ase entertained b. the Cabinet, or an member
of il, we VAIN those gea'ienen ilas they cannot
States" Il would seem thas the sciptlral
method Of 'lesliag With sinners is now reversed
One righteous person would have saved Sodom;
bat patriot in the Cabinet viii prove It's &c
,:ruction. Il the fCabinet Is in no more dan
ger from Jei'. Davis, than from such a cause, tic
fedcrala army might as wei. be d.s5anael In fact.
ne think the Cabinet would De per city ste.
The following item from tie Tribune reeea.s an
inienticl on the part of the government which has
untiI very lately. been kept back to obterae all
State Ines, thus deprsin tire States If the rights
vlicl' t'iey especially ressrs ed to themselves:
II dinner Of the st. Andrews Society in
y asiineon. on Tuesday. Secretary Cameron /
made a speech, IN which he said that the war
would surely continue Till tic causes OF il should
h removed ard that when Is was done we
sh"'iti hear ~ more Of Sir-i..ans auI South
CarpiliaIis-.s,ly Of Americans These words
ere received with enthusiastic applause.
This statement Of Camerons, fallowing 50
close rIon Banks declaration that there would
lave 70 b. ''an eri OF orr present firm Of GOV
errment.' ard upon the Cour;.r mud Es9,.irer's
:" ogiritl'' announcement. that =" the State lines
Nus, be iulel out ought to open the PEOPLES
eyes I, i!c 6 ct that the usurpers at Washington
Of the government OF the United States
The Tr,june's correspondent gives the follow
nr description of Gen. Cadwa!ladcr's column
crossing the Potomac:
The sight Of the army crossing In. P,torn,c
very grand and impressive as well for the
scene it.elf-in the midst of the most lovely land /
scape, glowing with richest verdure, under a clear
sky aud bright. summer sur-as for the great o..
casioa So remarkable and memorable in lis char
actcr Was it not the ARMY OF FREEDOM I
ENTERING INTO TIE LAND OF BOND I
AGE, TO PROCLAIM LIBERTY FOR ALI. /
MEN trust SO f; for, if not, twas only an idle
and worthless pageant. and will be a burning
shame on tlic free OF the free North. Yes, I
freedom for the divine Humanity 1t this war
werc for anything short of realizing perfect
qualify Of rights for erery human teing. It would
be the most foolish crusade, the Girest buchery
that this earth was ever stained withal On the I
and the fate of this nation We achieved national
liberty through the Revolution must how |
achieve individual liberty for all in the nation,
to- make people the worthy standard bearer
of that holy ealse Which re claim to have espoused
for all the world.
This statement corresponds with the declaration
made in The Presidents message that the object I
of orr government was to artificial
weights from A III shoulders. And vet when such I
statements daily made all over Tie North by +
all grades of Republicans from the President
dowu, Democrats are threatened with halter for
believing that The party is actuated by abolition
sentiments.
The following explanation Of the intentions of
those conducting the campaign, is from Boston
paper:
When the North gets fairly aroused. we viii I