The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

Clayton CO., received the nominaiion.
which nomination was o. motion declaS-
ed unanimous.
A vote Of thanks was passed to Hon.
James Thorington for his course IN Tie
present Congress.
Mr.. Davis, after his nomination ad-
dressed the Convention in q brief and
forcibls manner.
The oommises On resolutions then re-
ported % follows
Ress3ssJ. That the sonseitution eonfefs
no power upoa Congress to establish and
support slavery. either directly or indi-
rectly, bat BY The Constitution il 10 made
the duty Of Congress 70 psohioie slavery
in al Tie Territories Of the United States
and in oil plaees over which the civil ju.
risdiciion extends. 4a
Resotrsd. That the interference BY the
Border Rullians IN The late elections 10
Kansas, the almoss entire suppression Of
free speech and free action. 1.-The murder Of
free citizens, the burning Of their proper
", the driving Of helpless women and
children 70 he wild prairies Tor safety
from the desperadses Of The slave States.
q counienancsd ard sustained BY Frank
Pierce and his administration, 10 desc
Grafton Of the right Of suffrage. unbecom-
ing the Chief Magistrate q The Union,
and Disgrace 10 the American PEG pie.
Resolrsd, Tbs. the refusal Of the ad-
minisuasion party in Congress to inves,i-
gate the murder Of IN Irish waiter By
Mr.. Herbert Of California. formerly Of
Alabama, and the cowardly, biual and
murderous attack BY Mr. Brooks, of South
Carolina, upon Mr.. Sumner, q Seaator
on the door 4 Congress, are subversive
Of the rights Of free labor, Tree speech
ard the rights Of the members Of Con-
gress, and the perpetrators meri. the M.
measured sontemp, Of oil lovers Of Amer.
lean freedom.
Rsso'rsi, That the bold st,enpt Of
Aichison, S.ringfellow. and Shannon,
backed BY Franklin Pierce, to prevent
the action Of the Committee sent 10 in
W s;igate the Kansas election, is An in.
suit 10 the American people, IN effort to
suppress the truth, and dangerous pre-
cedent Of resistance to the authority Of
cur Governn ent.
Resotusd, That we are in favor OF the
immediate sdmission Of Kansas in the
Union with the Topeka Cons.i,u,ion.
Resolved, That we are in favor Of q
Convention TO revise the Constitution Of
the State Of Iowa. and we will give the
proposition our cordial supper, 1t the ap-
preaching election in August.
Samuel Russell. Esq, Of Washington
Co.; was then recommended to the GEN.
trail committee - suitable person for
election, instead Of Reuben Noble decli-
ned.
Hon. James Thor,ngton and D. +.
Davis were sppeinsed delegates to the
Convention u Philadelphia N the 18th
Of June, and H. w. Lsshrop and J. r.
Crozier 10 be their slternates.
Received. That Tie Republican papers
throughout the Distinct be requested 10
publish the proceedings 81 this Conven-
ton.
Resolvsd, That the thanks oil this con-
ven,ion Be rendered 70 70 officers for the
faithful manner in which they have dis
charged their duties On this occasion.
On motion the Convention adjourned
More FsgSs..s IN ORG
Yo1x, June a-The Hkyaid's Washing.
ton correspondence states that the reports
received from the Superintendent OF In
dian affairs in Oregon are highly inpor.
tant.
The steamer Mary was lying >, the
cascades when The Indians made the 6rss
attack and escaped down The river to give
notice of the outrage. The attack lasted
three days and 400 Indians were engag.
ed OF which II were killed and IL woun-
ded, and The Cascade Chief and IL war.
rioss captured. The friendly Indians
are being collected on the reservation
and furnished with provisions.
Further Particular frsn Kansaa
Ssckla1 Of @ sss,patomie.-1 Arsstensi .1ttsck On
Col ssmaer Cfvd War to Extesd Slsseyy.
To the Editors Of the Chi. Tribune:
The steamer Polar Star. Is Just in and
brings startling news from Kansas. The
town Of Ossawa,omie, settled chiefly BY
Free State men. was sacked on Friday
evening BY 4 party Of l50 Pro-Slavery
men, consisting Of so Of Buford's Ceor.
g,ans, and aboat 100 M,ssourians, Who
we're marched into the Territory under
Gen. Whitfield, and driven back BY Col.
Sumner on Thursday last. The accom-.
panying despatch 10 Col. Sumner, which
has been furnished me BY . gentleman
who copied it from the original. II Law
renee on Sunday, explains the nlture Of
the attack. Col. Sumner was marching
towards Ossa watomic with a strong force,
10 repel the invaders. The Free States
men, at the time Of the attack referred to,
were concentrated at another point, and
expecting 10 attack ~ another direction
and probably gave battle TO the robbers
before Col Sumner reached them. The
Free State men are ahou, three hundred
strong. all noun,ed, well drilled and off.
cered BY experienced men. and it is said
feel confident tina. they can ex,eIminale
thrice their nufnbera On Monday oil
last week, young stripping Of Wes,port,
Missouri. III. c. p the corresposden,
Of the ST. Louis Republican, raised o
cavalry company Of 80 men. and pro-
coed ed into the Territory as be said ia