The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28


ieF5ert should. be Eouai gniIty at mar-
der ~ maas!aegh.cr would net this be a
heeuliiaI picture oi American institutions
to 60 abroad. A murderer sitting In the
coanse!s OF the nauoa and assisting in
making avs, and sustained in the cut
rage BY the majority Of lha, Congress.
The Paten, democracy by thus shield
lag him, have sancuoned his act, and IN
4 measure made j. their own.
Then turn TO the mean and ruthaa at.
tack on senator Sumner, ard who Was
the assailan,a patent democrat putting
into operation he threat Of the tool Of
southern slave drivers, and the acknowl-
edged leader and mou,hpiece Of northern
democracy, when addressing Mr.. SUM-
ner as the representative OF the liberty
loving freemen OF the nation, he sa,d !:
we mean TO sutdue YOU By whom was
this ouu age endorsed and sustained BY
the leaders and maj ,rily of the patent
democracy, thus making this &C, their
own.
But they stop nc, here. The conven-
ton at Cincinnati passed resolutions con-
aemning the Free State men in Kansas,
and endorsing the laws Of the bogus Le-
gisla.ure, forced upon the settlers by In
vadcrs votes, If no, directly endorsing the
doings OF the invaders, encouraging them
IN putting down Free State men, the rep
resen.atives Of Constitutional liberty, and
BY So doing making themselves parties 10
the invasion aud subjugation Of Kansas,
and Of all the outrages committed by their
coadlutors there. For while they in tie
following resolution condemn the Free
State men, they say not one word in CON-
demnation or reputation Of the oulra.
geous acts of the borderers and corrup,
Judges and other officials; though tie
latter have been The real cause of Il de.
struciion or stealing OF hundreds Of thou
sands OF dollars worth oil property, Tor NO
other reason than that it belonged to men
who are in favor OF liberty in Kansas.
Does this not look like sustaining by
their silence, these outrages. When they
condemn the actions Of one party in an
issue or conflict, and pass The other by in
silence, Is 1t not far presumption that
they, in convention, either approve Of or
are afraid to condemn the other par,yi
But we do not wish 10 insinuate thai the
powerful. and heretofore triumphantDt
cratic party is too cowaId!y to promul.
gate the sentiments Of a majority Of lis
members, no, indeed we viii make 10
such suPposilIou.
But TO tie resolution:
Resolved, That claiming fellowship with AID
desiring the co operation o. all who regard the
preservation Of the Union under the Conssitu-
tion as the paramount. issue, and re oudias ny al.
sectional parties and platforms concerning do
nestle Slavery, which seek TO enbroll the States
aud incite to treason and armed resistance to
Jaw In The Territories, aud whose avowed, par-
pSsss, ii contaminated must end 10 civil war and
disanon the American Democracy recognize
aud adop. the principles contained in the organ
ie laws establishing the Territories o.. Kansas
and Nebraska, as emoodying the only sound and
safe solution OF the Slavery question upon which
the great national idea Of the people Of this
whole country can repose IL its determined CON.
attain cf The Iaion; non interference by
CJBgress with Slavery in States and Territories:
that this was tie basis of the compromises OF
1850, confirmed by 10th the Democratic aud
Wig parties 10 National Convention, ratified
II gssfa IN lNEy r.,
iy applied to he organization VI Territories in
1854; that by the uniform application Of this
Democratic principle 20 The organiz Alien Of Ter
riOries and the admission CT nsg States with
Or without domestic Slavery. a. they may elect
| the equal rights ot sll the States will be pre-
s.rsed intact, the original compaets OF the Goa
stituton rna.utlincd lnviolate, aud the perpetu
alien AID expansion Of this Union, injured to Is
utmost capacity OF embracing, in peace and bar
moay, every future American State that may b.
constituted or annexed with Republican form
| If govern men'.
But the convention stopped not here,
II even went SO lar as TO repuila.e the
doctrine OF squatler sovereignty, which
had been lauded 10 the skies as the great
principle Of The Kansas ebraska ILL,
and fell back to the doctrine of the south
DC iba4IdR1h Wy StiIatOi ! JULIUS, IN Ills
| place II lie Senate, which amounts 10
nothing more lcr less than Slave soyer-
eighty. Thus the grea. principle which
was sad b be the basis ol our free ln.,i.
lu.ions, is abandoned at the beck of me
south, lest they should crack their slave
whip. over their heads and the 3 ople
are TO be subjected 10 the rule and con.
troi Of the children sellers and women
wl.ppers q the south
But TO Inc resolution aud the SAVINGS
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