The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-06-13

the verge Of civil war They have seen
abostillty ehgendsred ,hatiimS canneyef
allay ahd wounds ishicted on our Ubioa
which years % concord cannot heal, and
now We ask bow long SHAH sbsy consinue9
How long shall lhis policy which has al.
ready blienaled tba n ORTIZ fronifhe South
and tie South from, the North. continue
70 disturb the pssce and quiet Of the
country and delqgo the plains Of the west
IN the blood Of American cilisons
By the policy Of the Buchanan party
this war is to be renewed in every terri.
tory Of the west, as It is to be fought out
in Kansas.
There IS 70 man who can close his
eyoato the fact that the american people
win be drawn TO civil war II another such
bloody tragedy Of crime aud oppression
is perpetrated As that Kansas. Aud with
thia aql before them viii they establish
a policy and an administration pledged
to Perpetuato these tragedies and strug.
giles. Letovory man pause and consider
before he takes such Ap important step.
The RspublloaR Candidate
Should be Dsaocakt. to prevent the
Border RufRan party from dodginz the
fair and square issue Of the Nebraska bill
snd its consequence. lie should be a
MIN Of marked character, who will leave
no room for question as to bis positioh
.ovard the COnslitHlion, the doctrines Of
Jefferson on the extension Of slavery -
he should be a prominent man IN tho
great struggle, tsr we want bold and
reliable leader, Republican. patriotic. and
fearless. He ought to be statesman.
who by HE ability and dignity would liz
The American government out Of the
quagmirs Of degradation. contempt and
vicious imbecility 10 which Il has been
reduced. He ought 70 Be q stern friend
Of the Constitution, according TO che
South al her rights, and abaling not o3e
joi OF title from her just and coistitu.
tional claims. That man. in the opinion
Of the people Of Seneca County. is
SALMON p ChlsE. With such leader
victory is, beyond doubt. ours. We wiz
support any other good mlni but Chase
is the irst choice Of the Publia sentiment
Of Seneca County. 'u apH
A friend has suggested the following
names for tho Republican ticket: -,
For President. john o. Fremont.
Vice President, Oasslus n Clay.
Rssolpsd. That the Democratic party
will resist all attempts ~ renewing, IN
uohgress or out Of u, the agitation Of lha
slavery question under whasever shape
or color the attempt may be made.
The eiirSntOry Of the above fsIsehoOd
Is amazing Adopted ID 1854. the very
6rst act was to open up the whole ques
zion, which had been sleeping for thirty
years. The barriers 10 the bloody bat.
ties wore broken down, ani the whole
pack Of fHeli.hounds hissed upon the dn-
susPecling and slumbering friends Of pure
GOd-given freedom. They we're throt.
tied, overcome AMI driven out by the
bloody haais Of assassihs AMI despera-
does, and Instantly this party followed up
tho victory AMI interposed American
muskotry Aod cannon to preyen, the blow
from recOi!iug upon tho Rufians them
selves, s'af
TheloAiers Of these dogs Of the harlot,
Slavery. got up q system Of laws unex-
ampled in brutal lerOoily and slOod-Ehir.
sty cruelty ia the annals of tho age
putting down agitation" in Kansas by
the halter. and now this convention. be-
cause the lovers Of freedom recoil with
horror from such crime. prate about
Z" Trsdsoa and armed rssistsAesfO Law
IN he TsrritorissiF' fF ten
This resolution is agsin adopted, and
while adopted, n. very same course of
outrage uppn the moral sense and tights
of the people. Is 10 Be pursned. The