The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
Position and Purposes Of the
Demo JrasiO Party. tpi4' odi

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II Kansas vas NOT - COME " under the Lesy,
compton constitution a. slave state, the Sq0,h
20 BE- oom enstftdby treii gg hrf'uilt a. aft
free lt1te, for 40, inlthnivs NUM- Oi> csgs' ,rl
ftrum the Cntclr ton Ne.cuy
The plstpuneneni oi tho alnfsiou o. X nsaa
into The Uuion undl -hs .btdu, the pnppisiln
whichn member OF Cin res. repnscns, vas -
allow the south anuthet chance u wui tire Ter 2
ritOry. Whether this esut shan Yrty prVlery
be realized or not, this The nerehct aes.
From speech IT EH Shafter. Of Allnmt yu1a
BY the bill Nc North has bean CON .lfe~ - m
consent that thirty three THOUSAND people ia
Ktusas may be admitted into the Unioa ~
state with pro slavery cunstiiuu n, while they
cannot be admitted "a an antl slavery sts'e
und they number ninety three tn Iusthd s0nis
fFrom speech OF Mr. Bryce, SMUT CsToliua.
Kansas has voted upon this land prop3sii0ns
and refuses TO accept he terms Oirf d, nd
therefore remains out of the Uninn Fa eun-sn
eusi, ely establishes the tact thai tu,as is ultra rf
anti slavery. This being th' Gaze, the best
thing tor uS Is 70 her 10 stay oat Of the unnn-sll
Her olmins in wOuli only give. an acees-i.n %
strength d oar eu mics. II en- shUdf stay ost
firryer al the better. ,C eu
From B ,chln,ns letter &, Professor siillman.
SLAVERY existed at that period tls54) and
sun exists IN KANSAS ~ UNDER tdE ~
C0NSTIrU RIO or The UNI Ep sIA.
TES. This point has At hst be T. fJ- FINALLY
DECIDED by the hghestuibunal q adge ltHeslaf
known 10 our W.. Hlvt could eYpr have
been doubted > Mfo hh1
From Rueh iran Messagol y, i1..f
"It has been Sol"mnly ,iiuls,d hythe ighest
Judicial Tribuni that l-r SLAVERY t4ISlS
/ IN KANSAS By VlR rUE OflFdk CON-
/ sTITU TiON o. rHG UNtrEDSrA ES b
"Er Klnsas Is, therefore a. eaeh or
SLAVE STATE AS GEORGIA OR SOU rH is
! CAROLINA" Hsw
TIr IN the speech OF A c. Brown, Of Missppil
al head il from the Pirsidsnts thoeAhuaa's)
own lips, that this thingo Of Sqnnttef s9vere.EQln0
was nne of THE MOST DAMNABlE HER
ESTES THAT WAS EVER bhOAt HE'D IN
Ills or any other country and ihat bel woule
leave nothing undone TO ruROTfLR IT. ~
ILProm the speech Of Hon L N Ksn Of sYutlg 3
10 Carolina. Isl. ..... f.-tf
sThe Democratic purity. he thought. was
sounssr n v than IL h q been for yelrs itw.s
r so hsc,use THE SOUTH WAS NOW THE
I MAJORITY IN THAT PARTY, and bad
driven oil from is numbers aA the ilinfee. iime,il
land feeble metnbers off from She North, ~
would not predict, " 81 his judgment th itek
Remlicans would wiu the cieeiicn h t'ol'A
II nH- vent % Washington at thc p gpipf .Qt Is
he lasi session lesoved 90 oppose we AtnNis-
!, taason, but when be got there. ~ W. DO
Ruchan,n npon the nlauormni 3Iiih SOUTH,
Il was hen he ermiued 60 stain he frssNe1s
clrii N, and ungrudgnry ..t-a
lfFrm the speeoh 81 81 ater On of 6oclA
G rIlh $50 tdi ef
"With reeard 20 S ty9 y, be thou ht Y oftter
nrot ctad under che r0vernm ni ihan 4 hod been
, ior thl,p ,esls. A. % ~, iTHrgi Ia raf go
,ooperah "a pih fle DFMocRAflC PARTY
ne sonl1ao into cnus ensAini 80 80 eteoi..
2 ,eek 10 have an influence ia it BY nvtiaA fiip
b 0oSTaoLLsse ~"