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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
Thc DON ocrntIc DoctrIno.

Mfr, buchanan, m his letter TO Prof
sillman in June, 1857, said Slavery ex-
isted in Kansas under the Constitution Of
he Uaiied Staiesj" and in his special Kan
sas Message TO Congress he declared that
Kansas was at that moment as much a
Slave State as Georgia or South Carolina
The Washington Consultation, the spe-
cial organ Of the President, in recent
number lays down the following doctrine
at natural corollury Of Mr.. Bnchanan's
admission. We commend the doctrine
to our "squatter sovereignty" friends who
oppose a Slave code for the Territories,
as a matter worthy of their attention.
Here is the article from the Constitution
"The Constitution recognizes the right
TO hold slave property in the Territories,
as u right indofeasiblo by Congress or the
Territories, ind places chat property, like
every other species Of property, under
the protection Of the courts of the coun.
try, created for that purpose, and armed
with full power and authority for its exc
cution.
II 10 us unwiac as tits untrue TO attempt
l.---i-s--' % liaiinction between slave prop
crty and any other spccIes or f',vf,vs.y
and TO require the passnge Of special laws
for the protection of tho former. Slavci
are property just AZ money, household fur
niturc, cattle, or silver spoons, are proper
ty. The federal courts will apply the
same laws TO slave property as they do L
all other property, and those are ample
for the purpose; and if territorial legis
luture should attempt TO pnss laws hostile
TO slavery, the federal courts would trea
such legislation as void, and apply The
proper remedies for the correction Of thV
eyiln
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
nemocrntic -E,conomY.

The Administration has been manag-
ing the finances Of the country swiming-
ly. Old Buck has brought the nation to
the verge of bankruptcy. When he as
sumed the control Of the government, he
found, on the lst day Of July, 1857 bal
nnce in the Treasury of S27,7lO,ll4; bul
in less than year he squandered thai
sum and borrowed $4,000, 900 in addition
He increased the Legitimate expenses o.
the Government from S60,0OO,Oo0 under
the Pierce Administration, to over $780,,
100000 per annum under his own man
agement-including the interest on the
public debt.-TreRtoa Rep.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
"Grcnsy Mechanics" and "snanll
Iistcd Fnrmers."

The Cincinnati EHquirer is becoming
very popular among the Democracy Of
Ohio. It may be regarded as the leading
organ Of that party in the State iis cir
oulation far exoccds that of the Siaies-
man, and rs articles are more frequently
quoted thun those Of the "oontral organ"
For years il has been under the control
Of pro-Slovcry editors, and for a long
time by gentleman imported from New
Orleans. AT the present time il is un-
der The control Of Mr. Banks, Virgin
ian, and notorious for having been the cd
itor oftho Soaih Side Democrat during
the lust Presidential canvass end The au
thor Of those sneoring articles on"groasy
mechanics "sinull listed farmers" "ffee
schools" aud the vulgar society Of the
North, which created no little futtcring
among all parties az the time Of their Ap.
pcsrancc. That the reader may know
what sort Of a man he Is, and what kind
Of an editor the leading Democratic or.
gan Of Ohio has, we reproduce an extract
from HE celebrated article ON "Fre,
Schools" We ask our Democratic
friends TO put II into their pipes an,
smoke IL. Here Is his language:
awe have got 20 hating everything
with the prefix FREB, from rEEE negroes
down and up through the whole oattlogui
--FREE farms, FIRES labor, TREE society
fRtR will, FREE thinking, FREE children
and FREE srhools--all belonging to th,
same brood Of damhdBls isRs. But th
worst of ell denominations is the moderl
system ofFREE SCHOOLS, TAs Nei
ERglgr3 system Of free schools has bcei
fhe cad fnd prolific source Of hs iHfdei
ifV and reasons tAai iaue turned her eli
les into SodOms and G0morrahs and he
laad into he common nesting places Q
ioioliRg Cediamiies. WE ABOMt
U NATE THE SYSTEM BECAUSE
THE SCHOOLS ARE FRFE.n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
rhr ..Nirrcr nnrs1inn., \

The Cincinnati Gazette tuthmlly re-
mArksthet "things are coming TO strange
pass in this country. The Democratic
party "the great and only national party"
has become party of one idea, and that
one thing is "the nigger question" II
discusses nothing else; thinks Of nothing
else. Its elections 1.-THE South I Tn up
on this. It's candidates for the next pres
idency sustain this topic and no other
Mr. Douglas has written several letters
ell relating exclusively TO this. Mr.. Wise
thinks he has a better chance than Doug
las, because his position on Slavery d
more agreeable to his party. The other
candidates have an eye on this one thing
II is quite apparent that so far as the Dem.
ooratic party is concerned, this alone will
be regarded at the next presidential cleo
ton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
GlnRuInr MonlieiLe.

A man named Shreeves, IN Knox county
discovering two men one night last week
helping themselves, on his premises q
watermelons,without leaving Knocked ont
of them down vito q club. He sprung
10 his feet and closing a'ith Sheoeves, stab
cd or cur him with knife which be had
been using on the melons, The seuille
was soon over, when Shreevcs recogniz-
ing the trespassers 20 be a couple Of Sis
iriendb and Heighbors, accepted lheh ap'
oloyies and invited them 70 his house q
partake Of refreshments. The cat he
had received was ppssed over as a trhng
matter, but il was more serious than ht
supposed loF the next dayit caussd hii
doaih Dg,ton Ga1stis.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
Kccn Rcforr Thc Poonlo

That Judge RAESEY, In ls4s, declared
himself in favor of the Wilmot proviso.
In 1850 he denounced the Fugitive Slave
Law in the bitterest language he could
command, and unhestatingly declared
that "Ae icould strike dOpa Southsrner
II he were 10 attempt he rescue Of his
siaUe on his prsmiseSi And keep il before
the people that he made speeches against
oboying the Fugitive Slave Law, and that
ho is the condidate Of party, which ad-
vocates, in thirteen states Of the Union,
congressional protection to slavery in the
territoriesl This is the man who asks to
be Governor of Ohio. viii you vote foI
such party hagl We believe those who
know the fact of his changing front, for
party, will not.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

In New York Constitutional conven-
ton, overwhelmingly democratic, secured
the right Of suffrage 10 colored men with
restriction only Of property. SO in Now
Hampshire without restriction. In Louis
lana negro suffrage carried the Stute fol
Polk, and democratic Judge distorted the
law so much as to decide that a negro was
a white man until proved otherwise by
,.', b -, ,.I l,e9Iiegl Evidence, in order TO sustOr
The democracy oughtto stop their howl
ing about negro suffrage, in the face o.
such a record, But then, in ls4S, they
resolved unanimously in favor Of prohib
itug slavery in the territories, while in
1863, their southern brethren are clamor
Gus in favor of slave code.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
Democracy and the Congo Trnde.

The Louisville Journal Of the goth inst.
says; We fully believe that an overwhel-
ming majority Of the Democracy Of South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Mlsissip.
pi are in favor Of the trade; and we have
not the least doubt that most IL not all ot
the Democratic organs in those States
will sustain us in the opinion. II is per.
fectly manifest to us, that, within two oi
three years, every man in those States oi
out Of them that does not 60 for the Con
go traffic will be denounced by the South
ern Democracy as dirty Aboltionist on'
base traitor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
A Littia Arrogant, but True.

Mr.. Eustis, member of Congress from
Louisiana, exultingly exclaims'
"In the Presidential contest where the
feldwill be occupied by the Republican
and Democratic forces marshalled in bat
tie array, no man can hesitate as 10 his
place. No son Of Louisiana can mistake
his banner; for whatever error the Dem
ocrutic party may have committed and II
undoubtedly has many u answer for
whatever Inconsistencies il may have fall
len into, we must bear IN mind that
Southern men, Southern sfaiesmeR, haze
rulsd supreme IN is couFoils, and held iis
desfinies ~ thesr hand
There, you northern flies, on the cart
wheels ofthe Democratic party, you are
no longer TO claim that you help to raise
the dustl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

tiquarios in Edinburgh, with the dark
stains yet corroding on the fatal knife,
which were Len there by the blood ofhim
who in very decd and truth was brought
to Justice by the signal retribution we
have recorded. aIU
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

TEs GRsAr DEaootArio CfvILizsn.-
The Southern Literary Messenger says
"No people ever became civilized er.
cspi upon ~ basis Of donesiic Slavery. ~
Il is the foundation upon which all ini.
provemcnt has rested; without Il fell man.
kind would be suvagcs,"
Complmontary-Nirginia-Whitep pop.
ulation--SiO, ,SOOi number Of whites who
cannot read and wfitc--77, ,0O5l Massa.
chusotts-whitc population 0s5,450)-.
whites who cannot read or writc--27,
639! What q triumph Of the great Ciyili
rcr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

KANsAs-ESGLIsH BJLL.-What course
will be taken towards Kansas by the next
Congress cannot be told, but Il is likely,
we think, that the slave democracy will OPP
pose her admission under the Costitution
recently formed. How far the National
IRtelligehcer may be in the secrets OF
that party, we of course do not know. II
saYsi
Tho aEnglish BILL # we remember a.
right, provides that no step shall be taken
by the people Of Kansas towards the form
alton Of State Constitution uRtl after Il
has been aoertained by a census duly and
legally taken that the population Of the
Territory equals or exceeds the ratio oi
representation required for a member OF
the popular branch of Congress-. And We
stppose II was meant that this census
should be taken by the Federal Govern.
ment, and not by the local authorities oi
Kansas.
Whatever course that party may take
with reference to Kansas, they can iniiict
no greater outrages upon thepeople ofthui
Territory than they have already perpe
trated
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

Fatal AooTDRNT.--It has seldom be-
come our duty as a journalist to record a
more henrt-rending occurrence than the
death by burning Of r, S. Hestand drug
gist, with Mowry g. Vance) on Saturday
evening. About noon hewaa calledto assist
in extinguishing a burning bottle Of Dumar
Yarnlsh, which having boiled over caught
Gre on the outside from tho flame Of the
fluid lamp in the furnace, and as the store
appeared in danger Of taking fire from
the close proximity Of fcombustible articles
hurriedly grasped the bottle by the neck
and passed out the back door with it,whon
just as he was placing IL on a store box
II exploded, throwing the contents over
| his arms, limbs aud body, which were SO
horribly burned ero ho could pass through
the store 70 the street and receive ussis-
tance as tocauso his death in few hours,
The city Marshal, Mr.. Gilkison, Mr.. A J.
Endly and others had their hands sever.
ely burnedin tearing his cloaths of, which
brought skin and Il ish, the skin Of the
right arm and hand coming Oh almost en-
/ tire. with the finger nails attached, having
nearly the appearance Of d glove. 'fis 3
sad thing indeed TO see any human being
thus suddenly called 10 diei but when one
as altogether worthy as was our young
friend, is cut down in the prime ofliie ant
usefulness, we have a hard battle with oul
feelings in order 70 become reconeiled
and can only do so by pausing suddenly
in our duep sorrow and grasping with th'
mighty strength Of a Christian faith The
fact that, however mysterious the dispen
sauons ofGod may appear TO us, they hay'
ever proven and ever viii prove TO be al
wise.
/ Mr. II. was married only last April
and leaves an inconsoluble wife and nu
merous relatives and friends 20 mourn BIZ
loss. II Mansfield Shield and Banner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
The "BayOnetr FnBricntiOu-
MIR. ncnnisnn'a SinIen,ent.

MR. DcnnisOn's Statement.
A correspondent of the Cleveland Lea
der gives the following account oftho man
nor in which Mr., DENSisoN disposcs ofthO
Butler county "aifidavy" case;
In the National Democrat Of tho gath,
there is a very emphatic repetition Of the
lie concerning a statement of Mr.. Dennis
son, in regard to "surrcndering umtiycs
from service under the provisions Of the
Constitution" Ho is reported 70 have
said: i.
"If am elected Governor Of Ohio n
and expect 10 bel viii not lot any ll-
gitye be returnedto Kentucky, or any 9TH
er Slave Statoi andli Tvuunve -rrssc,Nt Il
in any other way, ~ Commander-iu-Chiei
Of the Militia of the state, | viii employ
the bayonet, 50 help me Godw
Itwas my good fortune 20 be present at a
Republican mass meeting at Gallipolis, on
the 18th inst, which was addressed by
Messrs- Dennison and Corwin. In the
conclusion Of his remarks, Mr., Dennison
drew from his pocket a copy OF the paper
which originated that charge, and aiterreu.
ding Il aloud, disposed olitin these words
"This article was handed me To doy,with
a request for It's public relutatlon. Ihavt
never before seen copy OF this paper ant
probably never shall ogain. For the con-
versntion alluded 10, or the words utterg d
or anything approaching the sentiment o.
Che paragraph, as here charged upon me
u IS an unfOuRded and malicious lie, aiC
the editor Of The paper LaeD IL 10 Be such
tOhsn he PenRed a." n.'h.a
II my statement needs confirmation,
would refer to the editor Of tho democrat
ic paper published at Gallipolis, who WA
at the meeting referd TO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

WASHINGTON, Aug, ~.
New Orleans papers ofSundoy last have
been received by mail BY new regu-
lation 20 70 into cfl6ot on the ist of Sep
tembob all free persons of color arriving
there must Immediately be lodged in jail
and remain until the departure ofthe boat
or vessel on which they nrrive.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
Thc 57uvItive slave Act.

every member Of Congress, elected
by the Democrats in Ohio, win vote to
repeal this Fugitive Law We never
doubted that the passage Of the Fugitive
Slave bin would be an act OF mistaken
policy.-Ohio Statesman, Oct. II, 1850.
Such was the language Of the organ Of
the Ohio Democracy in 1885, yet il and
It's party have since become the special
champions OF the act, which they were
pledged to repeal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

REroRr OF THR INVESTIGATING CoMailr-
rEE,-Thc Columbus Gazette states that
''this expensive document, which viii cost
the State about $4,000, and which will
not be read by one man in the state In
ten thousand, has at length found its way
from the State Printers office 70 the bin
dory. II will be ready for distribution In
a few weeksn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
How Democracy Changes.

Atpo less than five Democratic State
Couyendons--in ls4g, 80 ~ '5a aud 'bs
did they v-as .t .t.a.
Resolve, That the people Of Ohio now,
as they ever have done, look upon sla-
very us an evil, mud udunfavorabl" tjthc full
development Of thc spirit and practical
benefits oflree institutions; and that they
will at all times feel il 10 be their duty u
use all power clearly given by the term,
ofthe national compact, 10 preUeRi Us
inersdss, 10 m!iigSis and finally eradicate
| ihe eUd HriHH r
That was JeiIers lnian and Jackson
Democrecynntilw within the last fiyeyeOrS
Since thottime the Ohio Democracy have
taken summorset end linded in the
South. They have not only abandoned
the doctrine proclaimed In this Resolution
but they used all the power and patron
age Of the government to make Kansas q
slave State. Ere State men were butch
cred in cold blood, and the pprpetrator
of these horrid murders, instead Of boinp
hung up for their crimes, were rewarded
with fat Offices by the Presidcnt-Tasea
rdrds A do.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

: 0srThe Coasiiiaiion says the late ar
tiole Of bir. Douglas, in Horper,is "sasso-
roRable."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

Ocypho Republicans Of the Fourteenth
District, composed Of the counties Of Lo-
rain, Medina, Ashland aud Wayne, have
nominated Hon. H. g. Blake, Of Medina,
to an lle vacancy in Congress occasions
By tho death Of Hon. Cyrus SPiuk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

0erThe Wisconsin Democratic State
Convention, convened At Madison on the
sb,h, nominated u. c. Hobart for Gov
ernor, and A. S. Palmer for Liont Gov
ernori
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

0cy-"Evcry member Of Congress, elect
cd by the Democrats IN Ohio, will vote 70
repeal this Fugitive Law" ave never
doubted that the passage Of the Fugitive
Slave bill would be an act of mistaken
policy Ohio Statesman, oct. II, 1850.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
THfiu at'trkIp Tribuur



ONE,
A moment, an hour,
A word or tear,
Who telleth It's power
To sadden or oheerl
A grain in the sand
A root meath the sod,
May yet bless the land
Meath day smiles Of Godl
A word FROM the lips, .
A frown from friend,
Liics joy may cclipee
From youth to its end
Lifc's ones makes ils whole
OF joy, failure, fear,
As swiftly they roll
Year adding 70 year.
Then use as they pass
These moments, for thee
Each grain in lifc's glasa
a witness shall bel
Each action will live
When meeting the One,
Its record TO give
OF deeds thou hast done.
On earth let The smile
Omnipotent fall;
Remember, the while,
This one may be oil !
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

PLAIN TALK.-The AntirLecompton
Democracy Of California, at their recent
State Convention, adopted the following
very emphatic resolution;
Resolved, That the Administration Of
James Buchanau, by is outrage on the
rights Of the people Of Kansbs,ts unrelent-
ing prescription Of tried and worthy Demo
cratic principles, is constant violation Of
the pledges which brought il into life, is
attempts TO make the Legislative subject
to the Executive Department, nndits gross
extravagances, mismanagemet and cor
ruption has forfeited the respect and Lost
the confidence Of the American people.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

OeTThe building adjoining the Steuben
county IN Y.) Poor House, 10 which were
seVer1l lnnatics, was burned Ola Sntur-
day night. and six OF the unfortunate oc-
cupantt were roasted alive.
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r E M O " e D
DYS EP STA,

ID Y y + u 7 - i Il
A sho- by the statements OF the Board OF Heait
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Of siI deaths in week, and loi deaths, by con
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of a large portion OF those who die of eonsump
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experience have place before them. and which hs
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r.s,,rno,v NJ Mr. Faward n. RowIey, of the nrm
Rowley AshbIrner 4 Co.. II North Wharves,
proof Of the efficacy Of willAms's Anti-Dyspept
Elixir. s.-.ao ,s.a
Dear sir--I take pleasure in recommending your
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Yours respectfully
EDWARD II. RowILY
Communication 10 John R. Penrose. Esq., from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, Kensngtan.
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"fs FRANKLIN EYRE.
| KxszsGrOs, Sept L., 1850
DR JANIS LvuLisn
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