The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-29
Kansas with slavery or Secession

AHeTe can Dc llttle DOUBT that, Tor the
sake Of pioilying his party at the North,
the President would gladly recede from
mis- support of the Lecompton Cons itu.
tion, in its present pro-slavery form
The South, however, threatens to rebel
should he veer in the least from the line
60 which he has premalurely committed
himself. Nor is the rebellion to be a
mere secession from ths National Democ-
raoy, but, If the loud talk of some of
their organs is to be considered of any
account, from the confederaoy ALSO
Hear the Charleston Mercuryi
"The fidelity of the North. and Of the
Democratic party, to the Constitution
and the plain pledges Of the Nebraska.
Kansas Act, is about to be tested.
! Again the question Of slavery arises in
form that brings with IL the deepest
/ responsibilities. Georgia Afssissi9Di
and Ala5aWa, stand pledged 10 seeeae
from Me Union, Should Kansas, applying
TO Congress for admission as Slave
State. be refused admission. Mr.. Doug.
las, Senator from Illinois, one of the
concoolors Of squatter sovereignty, and
the great non.intervention compromises,
bat the other day supported by South
Carolina in the National Convention for
the Presidency. has declared himself
against her admission. From different
and unexpected quarters in the North,
the Administration is assailed for sup
porting the regular authorities Of Kansas
Territory, and the Constitution these au-
thorties shall bring forward TO Congress
The South stands united in support of
the Administration. She will stand, we
trust, united in support Of her rights in
yolyed in Kansas. She will stand united,
not on the inferior ground Of party asso
oiations-not as National Democrats -
but as earnest Southern men. and States
Rights men, upholdiDg the interests, and
honor and safety Of the South"
Gov. DRNvER Approves WALKrR's
CoURsE.-The Missouri RepuJlican, Bu-
chanan's organ, has letter from Ksnsas
stating that Gov. Denver has approved
all the official acts Of Walker; even his
calling the Legislaturel The Governor is
rapidly falling into the ways Of his prede-
hFgaNAof hnu u VIII unh 10 lbNk u1Notb Alb
grave Of the sixth Governor counting
Acting Governor Stanton one) will be
added to that famous row of Kansas Gov
ernors, Poor Buchanan's position is pit
liable in the extreme. He is in trouble
about the capture Of General Walker-ho
is worried 10 death about his unfortunate
blunders made in planning the Utah ak
pedition- Douglas is bothering him on
the Lecompton swindle ma.ter-and now
Gov. Denver is about going over TO the
rebels. Verify. "Lhe way Of the trans
gressor is hard"
CnsToRp's CoSytRMArtoN.-The nom
ination of Hon. NATHAN CLIFFoRD. as
Judge Of the Supreme Court, was con
firmed by the Senate on Tuesday, by a
majority Of three With thirty-six Dem
oeratic Senators actually present At Wash
iugton. tho Presidents appointment re
ceiyed but twenty-six votes--six less than
a majority on full vote. (HeSDRRsoN
vf Texas. has not yet arrived. Hooors
so dearly aon should be highly prized by
the new iAcumbent-~Cia. Gaa.
spItt 10 the Nebraska LeEl~iature.
BaRLEGToN, Jan. l6.--The Omaha
NeBraskian, Of tba Sth. contains an 40
count Of split "a tho Nebraska Leg-sla.
ture-ql members of the Assembly and
s Of the Council had gone 10 Florence
The minority remain At Omaha IN pos
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