The Free Republican Party, which was founded in the seventh year of the Turkish Republic and continued its existence for a short period of time, adopted a policy against the government that was formed by the Republican People’s Party and its representative İsmet İnönü. Due to its valiant effort, the party naturally left an important mark in the opposition history of the Republic. It was observed that the establishment of the Free Republican Party was welcomed with tolerance and contentment in the name democracy in association with the claims that the party was founded with the encouragement and support of President Mustafa Kemal Pasha. However, with time, as its criticism was met, the party hardened its line and embraced a more authoritarian ideology. In the following process, it became clear that the national approach to the party showed similarities at the local level since the press consolidated itself as pro-government or anti-government and was shaped in accordance with local relations and interests. The aim of this study is to try to illuminate a subject that has been discussed at the national level but has not yet been examined in the newspapers published in Adana, Yeni Adana and Türk Sözü, which had an important publishing history and tradition in Turkish press history. In addition, it will reveal the data that will allow the comparison of the way it is handled at the local and its reflection on the national levels.