The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-03
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ios allow Il 70 DO named ia the Federal
Constitution.
rbsgrea, and good man, who gave us
4 place among the nations, Witnessed the
Inauguration, Of the era. Of solf-owner.
ship and personal freedom. They look
ed 70 The constitution esa guarantee, that
liberty should become not only national
bat universal
The selfshusss Of the slave holder de.
termined otherwise, and in 1890 the
struggle upon the Missouri question, was
notice 70 the world that slavery had -.
snmej en- aggressive position.
Crime never rests, whilst justice often
sleeps, 10 isncied security, Slavery must
CON laor or fall. Such Is the law Of its
being
Il has triumphed IN every contest wa.
ged under the constitution, whilst the sue
oossos Of freedom. belong to the era Of
the confederation, aud were oonsecrated
by the baptism Of blood.
The Missouri Compromise gave to sla-
very one State. and L. freedom On Em-
pire, whilst vast realms wore either sur.
rendered to slavery by impl iOatiou. or
opened 10 fierce contests between the two
ideas. Relying upon ihe pledges Of 'hs.
arrangement, State after State came into
she Union South Of 'thirsy six, thirty"
with slavery eugraftod upon their social
system. Thus an equilibrium, which ia.
vored slavery. was secured in tho Senate.
Texas was forced into the Union to ooun.
terpoise Wisconsin. aud vested with tho
power Of subdivision, so that other free
States yet TO be organised may be check
mited Ia tho federal Senate. We all
supposed that the rapacious onCroach-
menis Of slavery were appsssod, Free
dom secured one State under the com.
promise As 1920. This was Iowa, which
nature had set apart to free labor before
humsn governments began 10 subvert hu-
man rights. Then peace was announced
One hundred and one times Ihe slavery
question has been settled, II we are to
credit the opinions Of polilicians His
tory shows tha. it ye. unsettled, aud
reason teaches us that Il never win be
whilst one man is held as cha.tlo.
Four years since President Pierce told
us it had been settled. and but yesterday
Mr.. Buchanan indulge in the same pleas
ing Illusion.
The Missouri compromise. fell under
the battle.ax Of Pierce, and the demOni-
so legions OF tho slave power rushed &c
tho conques. Of Kansas
The sons Of freedom intsrposed. but
what fraud and power failed TO accom-
plish, has been effected by ere aud sword
rapine and murder.
During the last campaign. We Sait
that the fate Of freedom in Kansas do
pended on the success Of Col Fremont
Our amiablo ootempOrary Of 1.-THE Ad
vertiser." 4" aud looofooos generally, in o
hio talked about free Kansas. aud upor
their banners here wrote Buchanan
Hall aud Free KAnsaa"
No one man doubts that KansaS vii
be compelled to submit to slavery con
stilution. formed by the rufiiau bands o
Missouri suoh Is the testimony Of Gov
Geary. aud .he prediutiOn win be demon
s.ratsd before July. whilss col
Buck, {" was talking about ''peaOe" in hi
Inaugural. the Governor Of Kansas wa
fugitive from his office, pursued b.
sworn Assassins, Dispoiled. by violence
aad ruled in anarchy Kansas before 10
months. will ask admission into the I'm
ION as slave State. Wha. viii the Nor
thefn Democracy sAy 10 thisg Wh'
viii they dog
Win Judge Hall vote to admit Kansl
with such a corstitution2 How can b
avoid itg Tho Northern members mui
naits with the South. or the Union saw
ing Democracy is fused up, FOR the II
iura. We win vsntnie to predict that
one year Kansas with slavery aud Miu
neso,a with freedom. will be in the Un
iouaa States.
Two federal children are 70 be born,-
An expect and hope for their birth. b.
South insist that II one comes white Il
olher mus. be black. and the amiab
Democracy win consent 10 the arrung.
msns. Slavery Al hrst weak and seer
10 its movements. 10 now powerful Al
open IN isl demands. Il controls Il
executive, Legislative, and Judiuial d
partmeu.s Of she government, and no
aspires 20 absolute empire, ia tho
States I. makes and unmakos pub
tdacliOnaries. and gives laws to tho q
tioo.