The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

pnIDAY MORNING, JUNE ;. isol. y
rog. walkors arrival II Ksnsas'- \
Rls future Policy marked out
fbs dsni.eod, q rather dsm0goga''
cbo.. pr.isss have been on .be hps Of the
sso.siavery Democracy. ever since his
sDpoios,oen. % ,ho goysrnorsbip Of Kan
49, has =. length arrived in the territory
His advent was announced with great
eour,,h q ,rumpe,s. = second John the
B.p,is. was sent Qua. in the person Of
stanton, 70 prepare the people to receive
,hsir king and he was represented as nc
-,an. par s4esllsHcs. who would bring or
der oul Of chaos and Al whose beck the
aissurb,aa spirts OF Kansas would COW
or and Gee. Well this great polhica
prodiuy has arrived and entered on the
du,iss Of HE Office. The people are eve.
ln6 him. pretty much AZ the frogs did
She Kiag. scot lhem by J0vo ana We
,sn,ure The assertion, that ere two
,,onthr they viii trest him with Che same
contempt. Gov. walker Is BY no means
calculated TO pacify She troubles IN Kan.
s.s. He is no. practical man. bu1 full
Of fantasies. chimeras and "glittering
gensrali,ies." lie is. both politically aud
soaeoisiiy, a humbug and bankrupt
Hsh the man, who subscribed one mill
lion dollars stock 70 the Pacific Railway
and lef. Washington, without settling
his board, or paying his washer woman.
Before leaving Washington he prepared
An elaborate document. setting forth the
policv ,ha. shoald govern him in the ed-
mipis,ration Of Justice. With this docu'
man, aud his commission in his pocket
ne starts for Kansas, imagining himself
,he arbitor Of nations destiny, never
dreaming .has the fate Of Reeder, Shan
non aud Geary will be his. ln this M
troductory address, the substance lol
shadow rather. )of which has loased! out
through the Washington correspondent
Of ftbe ~ T. Herald. he asserts, with the
arrogance Of the Autoorat Of Russia thai
ne viii preserve She purity Of the ballot
bor and see that fair expression Of che
oeople Is had at She coming election. Nov
all this is simply ridiculous and absurd
Gov. Walker will soon dud out, If he has
not already. that the law making power
is not vested iu him. The Bogus Legis-
iature is the only law making power as
recognized BY the Administration. They
alone oan make aud unmake the laws and
and Gov. Walker can only SEQ that they
Are executed. But tho thing is already
settled and cannot bo revoked. The aot
providing for the election Of delegates to
frame q consultation. has passed, the cen
aus has been taken and, in accordance
with this, the election will be held
However much Gov. Walker may desir'
a fair election, his hands are tied aud h'
eaa do nothing. The fraud is already
oonsummatod and Kansas foredoomed t
Slavery. Tho fate Of Geary should teao'
him. tha. 10 oppose the Bogus Legisla
sure, is the next thing to suicide. Bu
Gov. Walker also makes tho foolish as
sortioui that he viii use all possibl
means 70 have the Constitution submit
ted TO the people, for ratification or rejeo'
zion. What consolation 10 .he Free State
men is there in this bare assertionY H'
may use his influence, bat he can do nc
more than any other equally Influential
6isiSen ofKansas. toward bringing il about
Gov. Geary vetoed the bill, Lon this ground
but she ssli-stYled Legislature passed
over his veto. We can only look upol
thsse specioui promises Of Gov. Wake
As russ 70 draw the Free State men in
10 the election,