The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-02

terEny noslce Oh TIE aetDeCIaa1 sPenAesS
VINO, when yoa rscapitnla,e their Whole
harangue was Only an ex'enporaneoua
rehearsal of Calaoun's secessionissns, and
. hal.elsjah over .s9sas.er So rrsigaty,
the Consultation and Tie Union.
| Judge B.sssll, the only speaker on ,heii
side, wen, little farther than the above,
and gave . glowing -ulogy to the brave
nv Of his patron SAINT, Dick Johnsoni b.
| touching upon ire chord IT 'rumpsey
.ampssy, Col. Johnson killed Tecumseh-'
| We WISE to .hew the wise men OF this
Calhoun school thar not only was Calhoun
,as fatHer Of their party as Al present OF
saaizet, nat that The principle OF 'Sguane'
/ sosreigusy' is regulated and has been
/ BY eve-y prominent man IN their ranks.
| We commend To their notice the fac,
/ that Calhoun was the only man who has
ersr been so lar sunk in the miss {!
Southern secessionlsfn as to proclaim the
aer!4r ction Of Independence he in the
| Z. 5. Senate, and this same is the ONE
sTsrse up'n which hl, party now harp
| Next we refer them 10 the following
from The Richmond Esquir1, the bible
OF their party:
Our position is, and always has been.
this. that Congress may legisIa,e Tor the
protection, Bur sor roa TIE AsoLrrios
| Of slavery IN the territories.
Bat Congress may naf impair the
guarantees of slavery IN The territories,
because The Consisulian gives It no such
powell
We viii show Tia, every Southern
statesman, from Calhoun and Clay down
20 the sma!!sst pse.eaee OF politician,
ooIce3s this.
As tie slavery question IS tie proni.
nett issue Of toe canvass, II Is essential,
ADORE al things, % ascertain the opinions
and po6lIc course Of the candidates, so
TIA, the south may not be betrayed.
'ThGs it is manifest from his own de-
Ebera,e words and recorded acts th1t Mr..
BUczASAs occupies precisely The sorn<
position, as rsspscs s.acerg 10 the terri
torres, winch was held by Mr. Calaou,
AID me statesmen OF the South
Al xha .gmg4ihiI' with Mr.. sanasr deserve
| the halter.
/ - Ealh-r sceh witches nnst Be hung o. pat
| n The p-uisea:iary, or The soaIh s.li qait the
! L asoa- ess.--kickrnond L sTsaysr.
Thgs i, sets down h. whole school of
speakers whom the democrats ealogizes
a. rot statesmen Of politicians not even
The ,ns9lI.st fry Of Pollttcians-kioks them
I entirely our OF the ranks
Next We give Mr.. Buchanan's letter.
10 show lna, ne held the Missouri Com
promise as ksag Constitution al and rigat
and also TIA, he empaatically and point.
ally repadia,ed Sauas,er Soyreign,yj
l845 and 1856.
/ BxaAaa4s G<.osaefag S91t.sr Sorsrsfsnsy st u
Gszs, 10 1S Ma art CoaProrst.s.
WASHINGTON. AugA.. Fl, 1913
| DrNz SIR II have jast received yoars OF the
l2sa insssHs IN xhica you submit 10 ne the fol-
! bo.i0g paragraph, aud ask whether II contain.
/ III acc1rs.e version Of the conversation b-swe.n
| 10 ca1oe-aiag ny Berks County Letter, On the
/ cs.as.ea to ~hich you refer:
| Happening 10 meet Mr. B1casasa al toe
7 rrssi-sgt's lar%e e Why evening, called
his a:t-asioa to tbs les.er ard asked him If De
4 intended 70 &c understood - claiming ths. the
/ population offs TERRITORY In N ovsaai,.d ca
p.sity had the rigas TO e1Esro'e he question Of
/ sl>g~ry Ia sach Territory. he Declared that no
saea 1ea had ever seea~ naia;ainei BY him I;
| LA tie Construction pat apoa hss lsngrsge By
/ NJ. Tacsy sss q psryersi0n u It's plain AMI 3D.
| Eisas u.ssHiHE shas Ia his opyiai n, the inhah
itsz.s " Territory, as such. hsd political
F. rishts ait5ouxA shey pos-eeei all the pri
F vase r.g-.s VI American eitizaa<l tia. they hsd
{ % power whatever over the subject # slavery !;
+ II 4 - - a =
when assembled IN convention 10 for q Safe
| Coast,fEsion- lie faEthe authorized and re.
! gae.sed -s 10 make any public zee Of hes
declarations hat laishi tlink proper, 10 cor
rect sny impression whieh Mr.. Yaney's cen
strleiioa Of hts language in the Bek's Letter
=. = ~ hare made
w.,h sa= add itioa which have Inserted ~
! tween brackets, this statement l. sabstan ialiy
All almost literally Garrett according 10 my
rscs5ilsstioG.
In m Lester to 3srxs county Of Agy,ss 25l
lsi7, lad ssid, under IRE Missouri CVmpton.
H.. slavery VS. prohibited nosla Of tie parsl.el
OF % In. AID south OF this parallel tha gses-
| ton va lefs ~ he decided By .hs people What
peoplr' Undoubtedly the people Of TIE terrific
~ assembled IN Convention to f4rn SAFE eon
sisasoa AID AK admission into the Ulior; e,f
cot ii. hyR 4aseass eys or frs; con,er., wa
n ahi happen TO arrive ID tas territory. Assem-,
tel Ia p2o.ic messing. II doasi On this Sub
ject colld possibly exist, IL IL removed by The
ne 1t succeeding sentence OF my letter.
procseied 10 state: .Congrsa on ths adini.-
son o. TeTAs ad ppSed the same rule etc. And
what was tsie rule The Joint Resolution for
snIexing TEXAS 10 tha United State approved
March LIT, ls45, answers the question in tue fol
lowing words: And such States ~ may Be form
ed out OF that potion Of sad Territory lying
:ccta 81 3Ss3on-. north latitude, commonly
known ~ the Missouri Corpromiss sh.ll be aA
ruisssd into the Union, with OF wta3o, Slavery,
as the people IF e1eh State asking adm SION
may resuxe.' Such wac the description OF the
people 10 whom referred IN my Besks County
Litter.
Any other constructions CT ne Latter would
render 1t essentially incoasissaa. with itself
Having urged tha adoption Of the Missouri
Compromise, the inference il irresistible that
Congr-ss in my Cpicsoa. possesses the power 70
legissts upon the subject OF slavery In the err
ritories. WHAT al absardity 1t would then be-
If xhile asserting the sovereign power In Con
gress. which power from its nature, must be
exclusive, ! should in the very same breath also
claim the dsat.cal power for the population
o. . Territory 10 an unorgAnixsd capaeityr
In conclusion, desire 70 re.terate and re-
affru every sentiment contained in my Bsrks
County letter. cling 10 the Missouri Coupro-
| N " with greater tenscisy than ever, and yet
firmly believe tia. II will be adopted By Con-
gresF, Yours. very respectfully,
7. SANDRoep, Esq JAxss BUCHANAN