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ARBOTTs FRENCH REVOLUTION The French RsvOlu-
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BY JoHS s. c. ABsorr Author Of The History Of Napoleon
Bouapa1tep Napoleon 81 Helena" &c. VITA numerous
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ARnIVAL OF TmE ADELAIDE.

oNs JOHNS, M tst July o.
The steamship Adelaide has arrived at
this port from Galway 25th, bringing Lon
don aud Liverpool edyices Of Saturday
noon, received by telegraph, The news
is Of highly interes Ting nature Em-
press EugeniR had received tele ram
hom Napoleon Friday evening, announ-
cling that a terrible battle had been fought
and the Allied forces had achieved great
victory The entire Austrian army had
formed in line Of battle, extending a dis
tanee Of five leagues. The battle lasted
from four in the morning until s p. NJ
Tho French captured number Of flags
pieces Of cannon, and prisoners.
A dispatch from Vienna says battle
was progressing, but gives no details
The previous accounts from the seat Of
war said the Austrian force on the Minoic
was fully 100000 strong; that the entire
French force had passed Monte Chiaro
and their reconnoisanoe was said 70 have
been pushed as far as Cato, and that Pied.
montcz had advanced towards Peschiers
tho Northwest foTtihcatiOn Of the His.
torio Square. Napoleon had demanded
permission 20 march $4,000 troops through
Hanover 10 the Rhine.
Il was believed that the basis Of The
proposed mediation Of Prussia would moi
be acceptable 70 France, and Pnssi,
would thereby be involved in the war. L
was also umored that Prussia had threat
ened to assist Ia suppressing the medisteS
insmrectionary movements IN Hungary
The Swiss troops which were sent iron
Rome to suppress the rising at Pcrogia
had had a desperate encounter with IN,
people, shooting them down indiscrimin
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Kansas Constitutional COnVcn-
linn.

Sr. LOUIS, June 9.-The Leavonworth
Kansas Constitutional Convention assem-
bles az Wyandotte on Tuesday next.
Tho Republicans claim majority Of ~,
but az certificates will not be issued until
tho day Of the Convention its absolute
political character cannot be stated. It
is understood that in any event a Consti-
tuition will be framed prohibiting slavery,
and an effort be made TO engralt provis.
ion excluding negroes from the State,
also 10 prohibit the incorporation Of banks
of issue. An action will be taken with
reference to the claims of sufferers du-
ring the past troubles in the territory. A
proposition 10 annex southern Nebraska
to the State will be considered, delegates
from Nebraska will be present, and the
project has been fOvorObly received thus
far.
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Avoiding thc IIcsponslbiIiiy

However, we are just now realizing the
beautiesofthe faotious conduct ofthc Black
Republicans who defeated the Post office
appropriation bill.--A duortiSer.
There is not ono word Of truth In the
above and our neighbor knows t. Itis a
direct and deliberate Justification of the re-
cord. II our neighbor will turn to the
proceedings Of the last day Of the last
session Of Congress, he will there find that
the Post Office appropriation bill passed
the House and was sent to the Senate,
where Il was talked 10 death, not by Ro-
publoans, butby Toombs, Mason and 9TH
er Administration democrats. The Re-
publioans were willing to have the quos-
to Of the assOge Of the bin come 10 a
vote and SO expressed themselvcs, but
Toombs sprung question Of toohnicali-
" and talked il out ofume. Then, where
rests the responsibility Of Us defeat The
Advertiser, with mendOcity perfectly as
founding, says Il rests with the Ropubli-
cans. True, the Republicans, a mOiori-
tyofthem were from principle opposed tc
the passage of the general appropriation
bills, unless coupled with a modification
of the tariff and material retrenchment
in the expenses Of the Government; but
the Democrats had decided majority in
both houses and had the power TO pass any
bill they chose, against all opposition
Why, then, did they not pass the Post OF
fee appropriation bill Are the minori.
ty to be held accountable for the acts OF
the maioriiyl II 80, tho democracy oI
Massachusetts are clearly responsible foI
the adoption Of the etwo-years amendment
The democracy FILTERED away the time oI
the session, in ridiculous harangues in fa-
vor ofpurchasing Cuba and establishing d
Southern Pacific railroad, while such utll.
itarian measures as the Homestead Bill
the Agricultural College Bill, the revenue
bill, the Post Office appropriation bill and
such Ike were either killed outright, We,
toed by the President, or allowed TO 90 BY
default. Surely, then, in the language Of
the Advertiser, Cslightly modifed) "w,
are just now realizing the beauties Of the
iactious conduct OF the Black Democracy
who defeated the Post Office appropriation
hul ID
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-08
Modern Democratic Principles,

Modern Democratic Principles.
The democracy Of to-day stands upon
tho position ot no interference with slp-
very IN the Territories, either by Con-
Rress or the territorial legislature. They
hold, with the Dred Scott decision, that
no territory is or can be free - that the
Constitution carries slavery everywhere,
as the supreme law Of the land, and that
In tho language Of james Buchanan,
aKansas Is, to-day, just as much a slave
state as Georgia or South Carolina"
There is not a democratic journal in good
standing with the party, from tho Wash
ington Constitution TO the Seneca Ad-
rsriiser, that dare assert that the people
Of a territory, while in a territorial or
ganization, can exclude slavery by post
tive law.
The moment they do 30 they loso
caste with the party aud are denounced
as abolitionists. Even Douglas, the pre-
tended champion Of popular sovereignty,
says this question is refeublc to the SUI
prome Judiciary, for final adjudication :
in other words, that the people Of a ter
ritory can establish or abolish slavery,
"subieot 90 tho Constitution" which
means subject to tho Supreme Court.
Knowing the position Of tho Supreme
Ceurt, Il is easy to sec how much this
kind Of popular sovereignty amounts TO.
Senator Pugh, who speaks for the party
(and they dare not deny his orthodoxy }
says that Congress has no right to inter
fero with slavery In the territories, ercspi
10 project il and that Il remains for the
Judiciary TO determine how far the act OF
the people Of n territory contrOyones the
Constitution of the United States. This
is essentially the same thing rs the doc
trine Of a slave codo for the territories.
A majority Of the party now openly de-
clare that Il Is the right occupied with
the duty" Of Congress to afford toslavery
in the territories, tho same protection,
which is given to other species ofproper-
", thus pluoing It ab owe all municipal
regulations.