The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

nafh OF ne loN NiniallNo department.
Il takes tWo-thirds vote 70 overcome his
veto. The came bill provides ewes the numbor
Of membsrs composing the Tsrritorial LegialA-
ture. Il ibis oohaistsat With aslf-govern meat
The popular sovereignty men no doubt think
this Il permitting the people Of Kansas 10 do as
they piease. What do you thiAk Of itl Not
only L The Governor, but the Judges and the
karthhl are appointed by the General Govorn.
neat, and Legislature provided for the peO.
pie Of Kansas. According 70 thia, the CEaT Of
Russia is one Of the groaioat upholders Of calf
gOvsnmenL for he releases the people ffom ell
care 10 solsetipg tlsru, Judges, and the eHeou-
tore Of The lave.
Whan the Kansas. N abraakA bill Waa pending
IN the United States Senaie, Gov. Chase, than
Senator from Ohio. introduced an amendment
that the people Of the Territory should have
The right 70 select their oWn Governor and Jud-
gea-Whieh vas, indeed, the only truly aolf-
down By these popular sovereignty mes, and
yet they have the face 70 come bsiore an intel-
igent eommuniiy, and claim that the people Of
Kansas can do Any act which The people Of
Pennaylvania caA do. The people Of Pennayl.
vAniA, ouAksFs though they Be, would ight Gnd
die in the ditch before they would allow any
vsu y sPPeiut Governor Tor them. Who can
swallow this holding Up the popular soysr-
eighty manifesto printed in Hhrpor's Msga-
Eine
How is this party aosiuE in regard TO this
great principle Of popular aovaraiynty upon
other governments z The author oi The kan-
sss-N Sbraska bill ia the very mas Who, when
Texas vas about 10 be Annexod 10 this Union,
moved an amendment providing that In all that
territory lying North Of % deg. 80 min, and
States 70 be formed out sf H. slavery " forever
prohibited. No man ever did this but the Au.
lhor Of this doctrine Of aslf-goverRment, What
is this but making war upon slavery IN the
States believe none Of The Abolitionists 20
% far ~ 10 ask prohibition by Congress Of slavery
ip the Stotea. But here IL was put into q rosO-
luton Tor the annexatlon Of Texas. The same
person repeatedly moved 70 extend the Missouri
Oompromiss liRS 70 the Pacifs Ocean, and vo-
tsd for IT, No doubt he thought ho vas doing
sslf.govornmeut = service, a. good old st. Paul
thought, when he was psraecuting the Chris
tiAn6, he was doing GOd.aeTvico. This man
also voted for the Wilmot ProViao. / mean
this hs an application 10 the advocates Of popu-
lar sovereignty, and do not use It a. personal 10
any Individual at all. speak Of the party
that advocates this doctrine Of popular sovor-
eighty or solf-govornment In the Territories.
These men have practically trampled under
foot the very doctrines which they preach.
Some persons understand this article a. con-
csding the right 10 exclude slavery from the
Territories. II any person IL being miaload,
ask hun 10 read this magaEine article carefully.
10 does not advocate the doctrins that she poO-
pie Of Territory have the right to exclude
slavery. This iS not the ground upon which IL
in based. will tell you what Il does aay -
4" II follows according 10 the deciAion Of the
Court, that slave property stands upon the same
footing aa other property, And is entitled 70 the
same rights and immunitiea, and In like manner
il dependent upon the local authorities and
laws for protection" This ia the language Of
the author Of this article on popular sovereign
ty. Ifyou eoncedo that, thea slavery 10 in the
Territories, the same as any other property
How are you 70 get rad Of IL Is other property
subject 70 conhscaliou Oan the Legislature Of
Ohio oon6Ssate your property IfslAye prop
erty ia upon the same fSolinR a. other property
slaves can be no more confSoatsd than other
property. The most that can be dOns iS "a
control slavery, not exclude il, Here 10 the
fundamental error Ht the bAsiu Of this article.
Judge Black, In IN article which frat Ap.
psarOd in the WAshingtOn ConItitldiOn, in reply
70 this article in ths Magazine, takes the SAINT
ground Aa the author Of this latter ATuele, ina
slave property is like any other kind OF proper
" and has the riRht N sxist in tha Territories
oi the United States, ahd that the TOrItoria
Legislature nor Congress has the right ~ conas
cate H. Judge Black says slaVe property ia thS
came a. any other spooiOs Of pfoPSuty and 4
entitled 70 The same protection. This mAgasln'
writer says the Courts have no jurisdiction OK.
ospt such aS is conferred upos them by law
which means the Territorial lava So Il the
Legislature Of the Territory confer no juTiadio-
tion upon the Courts, then how can those OourtI
have Jurisdiction upon this subject II be viii
look Rt the Kansas Nebrabka bill, be will fad
It says The Territorial Courts ahAll have juriA-
diction 10 all cases ErisiBg under The oOnstitu.
tiOn. Hyou will look a little further, you will
fad that this aot protects slave property a. 9th.
or property. No other property whatever hAi
an especial provision for its benefit. II yoT
will read the KAnaas-N sbraskA bill, you val
fad an appeal IL allowed from the Territorial
Courts 70 the Supreme Court Of the UniteC
States, but is limited 10 cases where the AmOuh
in oontFoVsrSy sIcssds a thousand dollAn.-
little further on Il spEOvidsd that In cases In
vOlving . negro the right Of appeal 10 given with
out regard 70 the amount In controversy. Th'
4 man claiming 70 bo his master can take him uI
70 the Uhitod States Court and secure AuOthe
DFOd Scott dsoiaion. A man may como up from
South Carolina with some negro not worth nine
ty.nine cents, and u the Territorial Courts de
the Supreme CouTt Of The United slatos and %
tAbliSk bic right 10 the slave. Bat on tho otho
} hand, . oitinen Of the Territory mag have Otho
property involved In litigation 70 she amount Q
nine hundred and ninety.nino dollars and ninety
nine cent?, and II the Territorial Courts do hin
injustice be is without remedy.
AOooE6inR 70 the Cincinnati Platform, who
was she Greed Of The DsmocIatlO party until th
DTod Scott decision Waa made, have the people {
. Territory the right 70 exclude SlaVeyyi Hyo
look, you win nnd Il carries out the doctrine {
the Democratic party In every point. Her
the speaker searched his pockets for
, clipping which contained the provision Of u
platform 20 which be wished 70 TeieTi bot nS
, hnding Il he remarked Il was no WondsT be hA
lost it-it Waa 90 slippery" But be would give
, systematically This great Democratic party r
noiVad that the people Oftho TsIEtorieo inoiudin
KanaAl And Gebraska, when she number OF u
population iustlhea II, have right 70 form Col
, stiiuti0n, With OF without slavery. when haV
! thsy q Right 70 declare toE o. agaibst alayaTJ
Does noa thai Imply that thsy have 20 Gu0h Ttgl
! until The population iusiiaeB the formation Of
J Bthtoi Thai Il the way your child Would unde
! stand u II you told hin when be had hood thI,
= rown AZ enTn ~ .tchssysEg - 1ho house. ~
: f6fii5 VI when be had heed only NO rows, yC
& would whip him and sehd him back. m "
4 undertake % oxoludo slavery from q TorIilo
Z before yOu have enough people theIs 70 make
4 Btata ny populAy sovereignty ifienda, the ala
! intSrsrt VIII whip you and send you back. "a
= BS1 this is At war with the DsnoSTAi
2 doctrine, and is preached nowhere, 9
. ospt IN the Northern Btatss This KaDsaS-n
]. bFiska Bill has double meaning. u means q
d d Understood IN the South Asopening the Terri
hes 10 slavery. There is no diniculty in intIod
cling slavery Into tho TeFTitOEiea for this bill
mit1 that " any property can be admitted into
"a Territories, slave property can.