The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10
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lakes TO enforce his threats.
Henry A, Wioo Declaring War.
Tie Governor Vi Virginia made speech
at Richmond on the 9Oth ult., ia which
he chalked out the course of the South
if the Missouri restriction is re.enacted.
He 'ays, speaking Of his own position as
Governor:
:Dresdtul as these responsibilities are,
lie, no man 90 me Ihe injustice 40 sup
pose thai | am, at a moment like the,
skulkug from tlis responsibility. Eu-
.thusiaslic cheers. Do not auppo.e ,Lat
l regrs. .hat you have placed me where
| may be called upon IN this border STATE
first o,uct, Yeu may lave iVupd---and
would to God you had lound-N suon.
ger man to lean upon; but such ~ | am,
physically mentally aud morally, thank
GOdthat am where l am, anG that 1
am with you, prepared lor The worst
[Cheers 1 need your assistance, ana
every nm needs that ol his neighbur; but
tbunder. and the hgniiii1ns$ $.lllfriIsg.JliS
must rage, ! say 1 shall meet II wlth-
out fear. Enthusiastic ehsersI . s.
In This sa,c OF thugs, wi,h .nese may
azines ready 20 goexplode, with these burn-
ing plough shares under our ieet, while
the strength OF Fillmore isuotmng, whist
The old whig party Is dlssolNeu, whist
but TWO antagonists are let,, when the
whole issue is siovery Or abolition, F,e-
mont OF Buchanan democracy Oi demon
ism---tell me whether The issues are nut
terrible for sheer seclonalism 10 rear a
black flag in sixteen States OF the UuiOn
where tlere is a numerical majority o.
the people without tic or association
rith The properly to be prolFc.ed, and
when il dare ot mise iIs Standard pa The
other fifteen sia,es for fear of ther penal
laws They are fearful issues thqy are
issues Of peuce or war-of civil war, Ot
blood, disanion, and death. (tpmen.
dQus chefrs). Sir, to tell me should sub
init to the election Of a black republican
under circumstances like tlese, when The
election would be an open, overt proch-
nation Of public war is to tell me tha-
Yirginia and her fourteen sister slave
States are already subiugaled and degra-
ded- cheers --that ihe southern peo.
pie are without spirit and without pur.
pose to derend the rights they know aud
dare NOT maintain. Cheers.
Wise correctly states The reason why
Fremont ha no electoral ticket in sumo
ef the Southern States. Let then, tol.
crate such freedom, aud Fremont would
carry heavier vote in many states south
than Buchanan viii in as many north.
Wise goes on TO define his course when
Fremont is elected: ftf,rl
"What will you doiftiis proclamation
lot war (election OF Fremont } Is made ?
Do you ask me what l will DO? / say
~ you lhat 1 reserve my answer FOR Tie
present. Considering The question de-
liberalely. calmly. and being well forli-
fed iu The lhoaght, | deliberately say {,
you that l will do Whatever you viii
back me in, 10 save us or die. I"
A large majority Of them will bael
him, in making straight for the I'resi
dsnial Mansion and begging at ofipe
Old Virginia--deeayed- ed
degeneraed. ~ lalk about Forcing Slave
" on the West by sheer power Of arms
Pooh
But Henry is going 10 bring the Brit
ish,oyer to whip us---hear him
'Wirgiua has not depopuhi"d hersel
without some ietum OF the bread shl
/ has cast an the waters. There IS mau,
heart in every sta,e Of The Union tina
has gone from the home Of Virgins
mmily many an m.n thal WAS eonceye'
in ihe w0mbof Vnsinm mother tlH
will when lhe dogs of wiz are let slip
b. raised Ia vlndi, uion Of heF rishis,-
Loud cheeIs.) We Lave fiiends Wms
ihe waiertoo. etil Is fyes WHO Wi
hsry Havs in sueh a war (Cneen j.
Whm they consider or serr wsakness
We win prove 10 5e our slrengihe VIII
a proper Guawleise Of military lisclPlinl
+ will prove that our faithful slaves "a
uI willwpal he hlark rtrr5hcar