The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-06-13

I ~ The C,nuncntais eavecnc oftteir delight.
fol concerts % a crowded house on Teealay eve
ming. wheneye er they may return 70 Ibis place
they will bo greeted vi,ha fall house of admirers.
rr On Wednesday evening. in accordince
with previous announcements, about seventy Of
the ai,hNl, with as many Republicans, nae, a.
the Court House 10 assist 10 the raii6cthou Of
The democracy on he platform, and candidates
elevated az Cincinnati Col JAcoh MiLlSs vas
chosen chairmin, and our gallant and good.look-
ing General stood uP fora speech. The ocprral
made a prime speech. Ne bad i npginisled and
garnished with stortns, cataracts, proaontoris ,
and oceans, no, forgetting the silver moon, which
be generously and pasronizingly permitted TO
troll on" The General saved the UniOa, lodged
Kansas, and sat down " kivored with glory"
Next Col. seeney squared himself, and was
overcome with emotion. ct is a very hard un-
dertaking 70 make stump speech" said he, aud
urder the peoul,tr circumstances We thought 50
too. he thought there vas grandeur in the
spectacle presented by the Cincinnati Conven
ton, because they came from every point Of the
compass, from Maine 70 California, &C., &c. He
lauded stephen Arnold Douglas aud Frank
Pierce, alarng lbai they would be the admiration
o. distant agea--gave Buck and Breck puG,
pledged them to emulate the virtues and enforce
tho policy Of Pierce and Ddg--eso, apologizod and
--fzzled, rf rFftf- rf a
Our brave and gentle warrior cap,lug Lang
took The aoor neir the speaker, and turned what
with most men would be the least intelligent
hooking part ofhis person, TO The audience but
the Captng Is a eapting, whether viewed before
or behind, and his gesiicula,ious toward the wall
necessarially produced a series Of counter move
menta IN the rear, which justice eompels us 70
say, had stern and digni6cd grlceluness highly
edifying to the brethren Captng followed the
usual track, prasing the party, the administration
and candidates, aud also took OCCASION 70 eK-
press his disapprobation Of the Tidin Tribune,
which las that excellent shcet has always eE-
pressed Is unqualified admiration ofthe eaptins,
was decidedly ungen rous.
rg0ed old Wing friend and correspondent,
Lewis Pike, who In 1854 though. thq locofOcos
ought to be sent dack 70 H--n, whence iN his
opinion they had their origin, was now equally
eaustic in his remarks upon the Republicans
Co in Lewis, but as in ypw opinion loooiocOism
is properly ,nvoiced among the personal good
and ohattles Of the Devil, keep your eyes peeled
when he comes for his own.
Mr.. w.P, NopLE took the stand, spoke r.
spectfUlly If the candidates, and whether inten-
tionally or Inadvertently he threw bomb into To-
cogocoism, which nude them writhe. He said kt
had just returned lrom KinsAs--aeknowledge
the deplorablp condition t,'o there, said thcr
We THREE FREE STATE MEN TO ONE
lPRo.sBAvE,tY MAN a .aJ territory" d
stated that call :he free State men asked was a
fair test at tn, ballot box" Atths statement the
locoiocos around him actually looked blank with
ehagrin. To every mind present, the thought
arose-'i Gods name Nc. Noble, with your
popular sovereignty bin, and is authors, Pierce
Douglas and Atehinsou TO enforce il. WHY Is
KANSAS NOW A SLAVE TERRITORY q"
An amusing discussion sprang up between
! John Crowley, and Thomas TunisOn, couple VI
hupbriates. The former was not satisfied will
the time allotted ~ him, and so continued his
speech all the waydOwn Stair, aud out " th,
street, where he mounted post aud finished tho
lrati6entiof ...t. a.. ca"