The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

What Forner's Press, the nburioa tHrieF
Fub,ished q PhhadoiPhias says Of thS
While sycophantic Conventions, back.
cd TO order by reckless place men or hun
gry eKpectants, are glorifyihg the Eng,
lish bribe as a sacred peace ofiefihg 10
Kansas and making test upon all DEM
ocrsts, voice comes from that down.
troddeu territory, for the third time re-
lpudiatiug the result sought to be affixed
upon It's Intelligent people. The Englishf
iuality is finally rejected; the English
liribe spurned with contempt; the Lecomz
ton Constitution hurled into an irnomini-
QUO grave under the very law passed bV
those who attempted its rosurreotion.4
After a bitter struggle Of ftiors than \
year under Mr.. Buchanan administration
during which time solemn faith has been
wiokedly broken, honest public servants
| betrayed, lofty character debauohed and
lowered, corruption boldly introduced in
70 Congress to stife iut5sii ration, and To-
compel Representatives TO become traitors
or towards, and failing in either, to Ro
out Of tho Democratic party branded aSL
deoerters and dlsorganizers--aiter this
struggle, so memorable, and these scenes
80 disgraoelul, the people Of Konsas no.,
mGiu unboueltt and Hhseducsd, and Kan
GAS itself 10 still a territory, tho two years
ago, promised admission as a state by The
candidate Of the American Democracy,
whenever majority Of her people de-
manded H. The last bait, falsely called
a measure Of peace, aud arrogansiy made
a test " party fsith, is indignantly spurn. b
ed, aud the authors Of the most stupendt
GUS desertou Of principle agaiu, and for q
third time, overwhelmingly tobuked.--
II 10 significant 10 s8d the arts aud efforts
LOT the diapbnaerb Of Office 30 repeatedly
discarded. The English bribe was the
ievorilo invention Of ths leaders Of tha
violation Of the covenant Of 1885, Il WAS
carried thro' Congress by the most prof
ligato aud scaudRlous corruption. Moth
ing In this country since the passage Of
the charter Of Che Bauk Of the United
States by the Legislature Of Pennsylvania;
nothing in the Old World since Castlo-
} reagh bribod thro the Union bin in the
} Irish Parliament. has been equal to it,
After Il was thus bulled and brot into The
shape Of law, after II was made ths
J touchstone of Demoeracy--t very gos-
F, pei Of the heathens who have falsely
1 dreamed Of the fatal heresy Of popular
Z sovereignty; and was duly accepted by
cur nsW leaders and our callow converts,
= and by Ihose timid hefoos who got so ter
s ri6ed at ihe first honeai act Of their lives,
that were ready to clutch at the first dis
honest chance to recover themselves-th
o next step was to make the portion acoept-
able 20 Kansas. What transpired there
, we know only by rumor, (saye iha. Cal-
L houu ended his career by an act Of inge-
+ NOUS iniquity,) but it is indisputable thnt
d new subsidies we're sent forward to iuduce
It Kansas to seal her shame by an act Of su.
d perioT self-degradatiou. She has bravely
u refused the last insult, as she bravely re-
= sented the first. And now what next?
10 What win our imperial masters do noWY
a The web Of deceit is not only woven out,
i il is worn out. The armory Of fraud 10
y exhausted Threats will intimidate ne
! more, and there are few more officers TO
b buy the waiting parasites. Expedients
s will not do, gentlemen Of the Departments
and Of the Executive Hall. You must
: come to the choice Of plain alternatives; !;
8 as follows. 1rf a,-
j. Will you accept the Judgment of tbs
8 people Of Kansas as final against Lecomp-
r ton, aud admit them as a state on your
+ pledged faith Of 1856, according to the
/, understood doctrine of Popular Sovereign
4 ty, aud in the honest fulfllment Of the
Presidents Letter of Acceptance, his in
a euguard Address, and the Cincinnati
- Platform? ..I
n Or will you keep the issue open, by
J, compelling them to wait according TO the
It new test Of faith. exclude them from the
= Union, probably, till after the Presiden-
! tial election, on the ground (Which you
j. dare not 6Sny) that because they would
n not come 10 as a slave state with 35, 900
70 of population, they shall not come in as
l. free state till they have a population Of
l. 03, 900, or il may be 10000?
10 One of those alternatives you must 40
Z cept' Which shall II be?
" If the first, il is an acknowledgement Of
}. the principle we have oontended for.
10 II the second, Il re-opens aud keeps
p open the dissensions which an honest ad.
10 herenoe TO the first would have forever
OF prevented.
d We await events. Meanwhile, let us
a. be greatful that this last verdict against
N faithless public servants have been so o,
p yerwhelming, This verdict completely
II sustains the men who have refused 10 Civ,
- way toPFinoiple. and it compensates them
r. by the assurance that they have not vain
I'D ly struggled. To tbs gallant spirits VIII,
td are awaiting their trial at the arOfpub
" lie opinion, such voice as that from Kan
"a sas will be like voice from Heaven. y
nut Ifwill drown the clamor Of official ca
to lumniators, aud coniound the plans Of am
Dc bilious demagogues TO those who ar,
,st compelled to make their canvass with th'
he iguominy Of their votes for the Englisl
W Bride on the record, and the last decre
rs Of the people Of Kansas beforr the pub
nd lie, we can only wish such fate as I
III. due tolthe men who preferred to obey th
OF mandate Of an official few and to disro
'es gard the appeals Of a generous people.
- The typhoid fever, which had assumes
TO an epidemical formin the Penitsnsiarya
nd Columbus has so far snbsided that Oh
no Chanel is no iOuuar usad as An bOsDital