The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

Professions vs.. Practice The Art.
full Dodger Caught again at HIS
Old Tricks.
Judge Hall is notorious for making loud
professions, just before election, which
he never intends to fulfill Two years ago,
he promised TO have the "salary Bill" re-
pealed. Has he made any effort to have
Il done9 Mono whatever. lie profossed
to be in favor Of Free Kansas, but when
he got to Washington, no was so capu-
vated by the Establishments in and around
the White House, that he forgot all his
pledges, deserted his constituents and de-
serted Douglas. in the hour Of trial, when
they most expected him 10 stand firm,
and surrendered himself, body and breech-
es. to Buchanan aud the South. He was
among the very FIRST to desert his colois
and llop over to the Administration. lie
surrendered the Crittonden- Montgom.
cry Bill without any just cause, for the
English Piil. to make Kansas a Slave
State, or forfeit a penalty II she refused,
by being kept out Of tho Union.
Where do we find this slippery dema-
gogue now? Why AT his "old tricks"
again. Ho insults tho intelligence aud
good sense Of bis constituents, by telling
them that, If Kansas applies for ndmis-
sion, next winter, as a Free State, with
any number Of inhabitants less than the
full ratio, he will vote to admit her. In
his speech before the Convention, Mt Up
per Sandusky on the 9Th ult.. he is re-
ported to have used this language.
"But some Of my friends have asked me
whether would vote for the admission
Of Kansas Il she should make application
with constitution fairly submitted before
she may have 93, 900 inhabitants7 say
yes, / will vote for it il she has but co.
lOO0l"
! What treachory Judge Hall has the
impudence to assert this. G4y- when his
oDn Vote in Congress, and his party plat
form give the he direct to his words. .FT
He has already voted for the English Bill
which allows Kansas to come in now, as
a Slave State, with $4,000 Inhabitants.
but not as n Free State, until "it is ascor-
tanned by a census, duly and legally TAX.
en-" that her population equals or ex.
oeeds the full ratio required for a mem
bor Of Congress- RE- Judge Hall
STANDS ON THE RECORD. in favor
Of keeping Kansas out Of the Union, un-
til after the FIRST regular conses in 1860,
and perhaps longer -nT, and all his dec
larations to the contrary arc tho lieartless
professions of demagogue, uttered for
the purpose Of shifting the responsibility
of his vote and roconciling the Douglas
men. oC course no one believes thai
Hall is honest in these declarations.
Again, Judge Hall and his party are
committed to the following plank in their
platform, adopted at Columbus, on the
2qlh of July:
RasovaI. 'rL-, =. ..io y,tfuTe we are op
posed to the admission Of a new State in
to the Union until the population thereof
shall equal he ratio for Representative
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How will the Judge reconcile this arti,
Gle Of his creed with his declaration
above quoted he IS edRer net honest or
he Is not a DemOcra,-Wh:ch is il? The
people understand his tricks too well.-
He is afraid to assume the responsibility
Of his troaohery and hence these lying
promises, just before election. Even the
Ohio Statesman is more honest than Hall,
and proves him basI hypocrite Speak,
ing OF Col, Foruey's position, it says;
"The Lecomptou controversy did moi
create trouble enough for him, il seems
lie is very busy trying to mauumotur,
another issue, for the sole and expires,
purpose Of distmcting and disorganzing
the democratic party, We expect th,
Black Republicans TO endeavor to bring
Kansas into Congress again with another
irregular and premature Constitution, and
II that is the game Of the Press, as II
seems TO be, We may as we'll set down Mr.
Forney with the BLACK Republicans at frs
as at last"
Is Hall Black Republican?
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