The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
FAoTa FoR THn PEOPLR.

There are certain undeniableJ Jdcis which
no honest or candid man will attempts %
get round. which we think ought 70 be
read in every political gathering 10 the
country. Here arc some Of them:
T. The Democratic party passed the
Nebraska Bill, which professed to give
the right Of determining for or against sla-
very to the people Of he TSrritoriss.
g. This dootrne-of the people Of The
7srriforiss. especially Kansas. determin-
ing the Slave question--they advocated
throughout the canvass Of 1856, against
Fremont, in Ohio and all the North West,
and on this doctrine was Cox. GRoEsnEoK.
PESpLEroN, Hall and others elected.
5. In open defiance Of this doctrine,
The Democratic Administration attempted
to force through Congress the Lecomp-
ton Constitution. which was formed by
fraud, and was not sustained by enc Bylh
Of the people Of Kansas, rs the subsequent
election proved thus openly eOhfemHing
and dcJyiHg hs doctrine Of Popular Sow.
ereignty. which placed /, in power.
4. Having failed in this, the EHglish
Bin was passed, which admitted Kansas
,Oih slavery but kept It a Territory other
wise. II shut the door on freedom. and
opened il to slavery. This fact is in The
letter Of tho law.
g. The Ohio Democrats, by their Rep
resentatives in Congress, sustained he
Naturalization in thus violating the prin-
oiple Of Popular Sovereignty.
Buchanan, the Democratic President
declared in his letter to silliman, that
slavery EXISTS in Kansas, in spite Of the
people.
2. Judge Tanoy, in his Dred Scott
opinion says that slavery can go anywhere
in the Territories.
g. 10 CROWN THE WHOLE. the President
now says-and the las, number Of the
Union, his official paper, says-that sIave
ry tzisis IN Kansas, and the people of the
orritory HAVE No Rionr TO LEorsLArE up
on IT. If any one doubts this fact, let
him bs referred to several numbers Of the
Union for the month of September, 1858
o As a sequel to these high handed vi,
olations Of popular rights, and solsmnly
avoTed doctrines, the Administration, by
its official organ, the Union. makes wal
upon Douglas. Though the best repro
sentative of Northwest Democracy to b,
found in all the Northwestern States. III
is denounced in the most viudiotye man,
ner by Buchanan, by the Union, his Off
cial paper, and by every loyal subject oI
the King-Presdent The Democratic
Monarch dohes tho Democratic people.
| 10, Buchanan has been in office one
year aud half. aud inslhat time has made
debt Of FORTY MILLION Of dollars.
! IL. The official report of Cobb. hi
Secretary Of tho Treasury, shows that n
the year ending SOth Of June, 1853, the
erpeaSes Of the Government were EIonTi
ONE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
l2. The same report shows. that to pay
this, the government had to use i,Oenty
three millions of borrowed money.
49, Since said report was published
the Administration has borrowed twenll
millions more,
"a. The summary of these facts shows
that the Administration has thrown over
board the whole doctrine Of Popular Sow.
eroiguty; has openly sided with the Pro
Slavery party; denies all power in III,
people Of the Territories over Slavery, ant
is, in its conduct, pursuing an exlrava'
giant career, and inourring a great public
debt.
These facts should be submitted I,
every man Of sense in the country 70
their consideration and their fna verdict
If the people are in favor Of these thing
let them say so. II not, let them honest
ly say that