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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

Blair Of Muskingam, Whitman Of Clark,
Sargent Of Tusearawas, and Martin Of But.
ler On che ffth ballot, Mr.. Martin WAS
nominated
Judge Thrall Of Columbus. was nom
mated for the Comptrollership, on the FIRST
ballot By nearly unanimous vote.
In the evening large and enthusiastic
ratification meeting was held in Concert
Hall, a shower Of rain preventing the meet
ing in Capital Square, as had boen ar
ranged BY the committee. Senator Wade,
the Hon. B. Stanton and others made good
speeches, thus "opening the BALI Of the
campaign Of 58 Judging from the ear.
nestness, The confidence. the harmony and
The energetic determination to conquer
which were apparent in 81 the proceedings
Of the convention, certain aud sure tri
umph awaits the Republican party o
Ohio, in November next
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
Halls Prospects,

Do The Democracy Of this distrio. in-
tend to disgrace themselves and oommi,
cortain political suicide, by renomiuating
Judas Iscariot Hall for congress9 There
appears to be settled determination. on
The part Of certain self.consiiiuled leaders
et the party here, to nominate him, wheth,
Or their party desire il or not although
there are twenty Democrats in the distfiot.
much besser qualified, who have not q Z
stain Of Lecomp.on upon their garments.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bill,

On our FIRST page will be ioand the
Crittendon. Montgomery Bill, which pass
ed the lower House Of Congress. but was
rejected in The Senate. This bill received
every Republican and lwouty- two Demo.
cratic votes. including LAWRENCE w.
HALL. Unlike the English swindlo, this.
bill is straitforward, PLATA and uuequiyo.
oal in terms, II proposed to settle the
Kansas difficulty in a manner alike fair
and honorable TO both secIiousl and afford
cd a basis on which anti. Lecomptou mon
Of all parties could safely stand Il sub
mitted the Leoompton Constitution (not
the Land Ordinance, TO direct vote Of
the people, as a condition proceden,,
aud allowed Kansas to come in now, as a
state, with whatever constitution the peo-
pie. in the exercise Of their own free will,
might select, without any further action
on the part Of Congress. 1t is plain and
unequivooal, has no ''dishonorable coudi-
tiOns" attached and dovs not discriminate
ID favor Of either free OF slave state. II
does not propose to admit Kansas wal
the LeoomP1Ou constitution. or any other,
but leaves the people to an DIP the blank
as they please, Although The sams
amount Of land is promised IN this. as in
tbe English bin, yet i. does not amount
TO bribe; for Lecompton OF 10 tieuotnp.
too. they set i olltho same. When HAN,
Cox 6Co. deserted this bin Tor the Eng,
lish rascalily aud sold out to tho South
they voluntarily disgmced themselves in
tho eyes Of 10 world, deserted prinoipl,
ior pretonoo, the substance for the shad
ow and the genuine for the base counter.
feis. Our readers should preserve thos,
iwo bills for future reference.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
State Central COMMITTEES.

We heartily endorse every word Of the
subioiued handsome tribute to the State
Central Committee, by the Cleveland Her,
aiie
Its but Justice to tho Republican State
Central Committee, Of which Mr. Denni-
son is Chairman, aud Mr.. Basoom, Seore.
tary, TO say that the admirable arrange
menls made by those gentlemen, for the
comfort and convenience Of the Oonyen,
tiou, contributed more than anything else
20 the rapid discharge Of the business
Everything was so planned that DO DELAY
occurred Ia seating and organizing the
crowd, and the committee had such quar-.
ters provided as to leave them nothing 10
do but TO work. We never knew mat
ter which concerned so large a body Of
men managed with more business skin
than were tho duties OF the Central Com
mittee.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
IFrom lhe s6ndusky Register Of the l5l
PROCEEDINGS.
OF the Republican State Conven.
tiOn,

Tho Republican State Convention, on
Tuesday, was one Of the most farmoni-
Gus ever held in Ohio. The delegations
were full, aud there was bosidesi large
attendance Of Republicans from al parts
Of the State. The Resolutions weie adop-
ted with great enthusiasm They are
brief. pointed. and comprehensive, de
olaring war upon every phase Of political
niquity as developed and prac,iced by
the present Democratic Administration.
They not on'y declare q fixed adherence
TO those Republican principles which have
heretofore tfidmphed in Ohio, but they
breathe a determination 10 make their as
cendanoy permanent and inyinoible. The
ticket nominated Is ono Of tho strongest
ever offered for the suImge Of the people
Of the State
Hon. VIM. V. pc-k, the nominee fol
supreme Judge, is one Of the ablest ju
lists in the State lle has been on Che
Common Pleas Bench ever since the adop
ton of tho hew Constitution, being elee
ted TO the second term without opposition
voters Of all parties supporting him with
] NWN NNNANNN' AAN W ti iitNh " wv i'f'' w
gagod but little 10 politics, and is Of spot
less character, and eminent legal acquire
ments and ability.
OF G. y. Wolcott, the nominee for AZ
torney General, NO word Of commentator
nocd hero be spoken. His past valuable
services to lhs State are sufficient guaran
zee Of his future faitffulnoss in olfc
should be be elec'ed.
John i. Martin tho nominee for th
Board Of Public Works, is Jhoroug
practical business man, and will max
Just the officer the State wants in this
place.
OF Wm. d. Thrall, the nominee fo
Comptroller. We have before spoken =
His competency TO ably discharge the dr
ties Of the place are undoubIedi He ho
been tried in other places Of trust an
has always been found equal to the emei
genoy.
Col. James NJ. Ashley, OF Toledo, WI
chosen temporary Chairman, and the 70
lowing committees we're appointedl--
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

HARamBuRo. Pa, July if.-.The Union
State Convention assembled here this p
NJ, and organized by eleciing Gov. Reed
or President. lie made an address, re-
turning thanks for The honor, and then
referred 10 the peculiar condition OF ma
tional affairs. lie charged the Admins
tration with deserting cardinal Democrat
ic doctrines aud enioined action and har-
mony among the delegates for the welfare
Of the Union party.
On The ist ballot FOR Canal Commis-
sioner, Oswald Thompson received "a
votes, John M Reed So j Prihgle Jones
n, John j. Pierson. Is, scattering 4O
Eight other ballots were then taken With
out result. On the last one Reed reoeit-
ed 6 votes, Person 4j, Jones q; neoes-
sary to choice GA. Adjourned till eve.
lining.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

The second aisemp. TO submerge che
Atlantic Telegraph cable has proved a
failure. After Two unsuccessful attempts
% siasi, the cable was connected the third
time, on the 2sIh ut, and. when the Nj.
agara had paid out about so miles, the
electrical current ceased to dow and lhe
hiagara put back 10 Queenstown.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
Frazar Rlver mines.

By tho Star qfHe West. we have intel
ligence Of very exciting character from
California. The discoveries Of gold in
the British territory prove to bo of The
richest description, fully cqueling the
most productive digyugs in California
or Australia; and perfect stampede Tor
Frazer's River has taken place, threaten
ing, IN fact, the dopopulaton Of Califor-
MIA. Within the two months next prece
ding thb Goth Of jams, 10000 pefsohi
had sailed lUt FRAZER River country ant
the @bDis mining region Of California wal
wild with excitement. San francisco
presented A stuHe similar TO that Of l840
Everybody was VI fotls for the North
the allufshohts Of the new diggings call
ing away all the floating population Of tn,
country.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
The August Eleotlons,

On The first Monday in August, Mis-
souri, elects mombsrs Of Congress, State
Legislature aud county officers; and Ken
lucky elects Clerk Of the Court Of Ap.
peals, District Judgos and otker minor Of
fcors. On the frat Thursday in August
North Carolina chooses her Governor and
Logishmre.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

HARmsBURGm, Pa, July l5.-On the
tenth ballot, Jno. NJ. Read, GO; John G..
Pearson. 40; J. Pringle Jones, 10. Mr..
Read having received thtee votes more
than was necessary to choice, was de-
clalel the nominee, and on motion the
nomination was made unanimous
Mr. +. Frazier Of Fayette, was nomi-
mated for Canal Commissioner, receiving
on the FIRST ballot 30 votes, 81 being scat
tered among The other candidates. This
nomination was also made unanimous
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the Chairman 70 appointa State Commit
tee Of one from each Senatorial district.
The Committee on Resolutions having
retired, the Convention took a recess o.
half an hour.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

RB-A destructive fire occurred at
heayonworth. Kansas, on tho night Of
the flth, consuming property to the
amount Of over $4,000
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

EE-Tho election in Kansas. On the
submitted by the English bill,
is 70 come Oh on Monday the I'd day Of
August. We viii then SEQ what "set-
tier" this English Bill is
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

An accident occurred az Shin Hollow,
on tho New York Is Eric R. r., on Fri,
day last, by which two passenger cars
were preoipitRted down an ombaukmont,
a distance Of 80 feet instantly killing Gyc
persons and injuring several others, SC
that their recovery is doubtful.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
Doubtful Banks.

LitchGeld Bank Connections.
Bank of Crawford County, Pa.
Tioga County Bank, Pennsylvania.
Mexican County Bank, Pennsylvania.
Shamokin Bans, Pennsylvania.
Warren County Bank. Pennsylvania.
Bank Of Commerce, Erie, Pennsylya-
MIA, formerly Erie City Bank.
Cherokee Insurance Company, Ga.
Bank Of Fulton. Georgia.
Bank Of the Empire State Georgia.
Bank Of Macomb County, Michigan.
pecunseh Bank, Baltimore, Nd
Cumberland City Bank, Maryland, late
Cumberland Savings Bank
Mount Vernon Bank, Rhode Island.
Warwick Bank, Warwick, r. l.
re- He that pays beforehand is behind
hand
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

OFHoERs on rHE 0HT0 PENIrENTIARy.
We learn from the Columbus papers
that the Directors Of the Ohio penilenlia.
ry elected a new Warden on Friday, Mr.
L.d Van Slyke. Of Columbus, himself a
Director, Mr., Van Slyko had tho OK.
trehio immodesty 10 vote for himself.
Dr. J. W. Hamilton was elected Physician.
aud Dr. L. d. Warner reelected Chap.
lain San. Rec.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

RE- The Northern Ohio LuhaIic Asy-
lum, at Newburgh, is to be closed for two
months. from the ist Of September
The reason is, the Legislature did not
make an appropriation large onoagh to
meet tho necessary expenses.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
OnieiaI Account Of col. steploo,s Dofeat

WAsIiiNofoS, July IS. The War De.
partment has received official dispatches,
stating that Col Steptoe, with com
mond Of five commissioned officers and
l. so rank aud Gle, was attacked aud de.
teated by large body Of Indians on the
i7th Of May, about so miles north OF
Snake River The battle lasted from z In
the morning tn short time before sun.
set, when che ammunition being nearly
exhausted aud the Musquetons being
nearly useless against the enemy a retreat
and forced march TO the crossing OF
snake River became necessaty.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
ImPORTANT ARMY mOvEmENT
Col. Steptoo 90 he Reinforced 1900 Ar
my Recruits ordered to Oregon.


[From the New York Times, iGhl
Tho Quartermoster of this Department
yesterday received dispatches from the
War Departmental at Washington, convoy.
ing the particulars Of tho rotreat Of Col
Stoptoe, before an oyerpowering force Of
various tribes Of Indians in Oregon, aud
directing arrangements to be made forth
with for dispalehing six companies Of 10
cruits to the Pacific In obedience to the
orier tho officer waited upon the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company to consult with
them as to the safest aud most expeditions
mode Of sending out this largo body Of
soldiers 1t was found imprsolicable, Ia
view Of the probable largo increase in the
California emigration, growing out Of the
new gold discoveries on Frazer River TO
take them by The regular steamer on the
Goth inst. Il was accordingly delermin-
cd to charter special stesmer, and the
steamer St. Louis was selected for that
purpose. She will accordingly be put in
order aud prutlsloned Immediately, and
will sail on the SAME day with ths Star Oi
the West, viz; on the 29th Inst, and they
viii proceed up from Panama on the Cue
large steamer Sonora,
The 81. Louis will have her old and ex
perieneed Commander, Capt Hudson.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

I.oulsuLLE. July l7.--General Quit
man died this morning at bis residence
near Nalchez, Of the disease contracted at
lhe National nolel last fall.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
From Mexico----The Great Ear

From Mexico----The Greot Earthquake.
New YoRa, July tG,-The New Or.
leans papers Of Thursday contain details
Of Mexican news.
The earthquake in the Valley Of Mexico,
on the 9th OF June, was very disastrous.
The loss in the City Of Mexico alone is
estimated at five or six millions Of dollars.
Railroads, DC. were damaged or entirely
demolished. Villages along the valley
were more or less injured. The country
seat Of Cen Gadsden, late American Min.
lister, was almost entirely demolished.
5000 lives were lost as far as known.
Gen, Ozollos. ofth Government forces,
died at San Luis, on the 9th.
Guanajua had been captured and sacked
by the Constitutionalists troops.
The vomito was making fearful tavages
amoung the troops at Vera Cruz.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
Important Instructions to Minister For
Fyth.


WAsnINoToN. July 16--I have il from
a reliable source that the State Department
has issued instructions to Mr.. Forsyth
under no circumstances to abandon his
post, but to enter protest against all i'm
proper acts Of the Government Of Mexico
towards citizens of the United States.
These acts will be regarded by the Ad-
ministration as so much capital invested
towards the purchase Of Sonora and Cino-
loa. When the day of reckoding does
come, and the venerable Secretary Of State
assures me that the day is rapidly ap-
preaching, our demands upon the Repub-
lie will absorb another large slice Of her
territory. So soon as the present civil
war is ended negotiations. viii be opened,
and Sonora will shortly thereafter be an
organized Territory Of the United States
Where is Mr.. Isham and his partners in
the surveying speculation?
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TNHOICE OF GIFTS =!

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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

On tho second ballot Peck had lgl
votes. whioh being a clear majority, he
was declared the nominee Of the Conveni
tion. W
For Attorney General, Christopher p,
Wolcoti was nomnaiad by aoolamation.
The struggle for the nomination for Board
Of Public Works was protraoted. Mr., Ben,
Eggleston Of Cincinnati. receiving but a
meagre support, and the vote of The con
vention being divided among a number
VI oandidales, ,--Eggloston Of Hamilton.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

Il Is also requested that the different townships,
at doir primary meotngs, nominate, each, q eau.
candidate for Township Land Appraiser aud also
appoint delegates to the Congressional Convon-
ton at Forest on wednesday, tho 18th Of Au-
gust, as foloys
Adams, 81 bloom, 81 Big Spring, u Clinton,
g. Eden, 81 Hopowell, @ Jackson, 3 Lovdon
a Liberty, 3 Pleasant @ Reed, % sclplo, A.
seneca, q Thompson,h Venice 3.
These delegates, together with the Others
should DO duly reported and certified to The Coun+
" Convention
The prompt attendance Of every Republican,
~ ,ho township meetings, iS earnestly requested.
LEANDER STEM,
J. X. HoRD.
p. sPEILMAN,
J. NJ STEVENS,
II. L. MCKEE,
Republican Central Committee.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
MINORITY REPORT,

The Convention then proceeded to nom
mate Que candidate for Supreme Judge.
On the first ballot the vote stood,
Peck, lO4; Welsh, IN Groon, 90;
Fishbaok, go, Goddard, 70l Caldwell 8;
10, X. Watson, l6; VIM, Lawrence, n;
R. NJ. Oorwiue, SO.
There We're three huudred and eighty
votes oast--one handred aud 'tfiy-6ye nee
essary TO a choice. There Was, therefore,
no choice.
Me- lnwrenoo's name was then with
drawn, and Simeon Nash, of Gallia. on
special motion was added to tho list Of
nominations.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

ahogai Moses N Granger. Muskingnmi
john S. lleuick. Portage; Samuel NJ.
Mathefs, Shelby Isaac NJ. Keller, San
dushy.
Tie Chairnan was then conducted 10
the platform, and made the following re-
marks:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

ri. L. M'KEE,
nnfFoR AND PROPRIETOR.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-06
ut Ia Time for Work.

We have only room and time to call the
attention Of our readers, be they Democrats
Wings or Americans, 10 the resolutions
adopted by the American State Council, ant
the Address TO the people, which accompa'
MES them. 10 be found on the opposite page
eftO-day's paper.
The Resolutions are emrnentIy conserya-
tive. strongly Union, and highly patriotic.
The Address presents the condition Of the
Country, and Parties, in the light that his
tory will view them, and points cut plainly
the path for all who desire 10 put an end TO
negro agilation-to put an end 10 the rule
Of politicians snd sricksiers- TO perpstuate
The Union, and bring the Government back
to what il was in the earlier and purer pays
Of the Republic.
Read the Resolutions and Address. 'IT
rs TINE TeR WORK"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-06
This Senatorial District.

The democracy having nominated Col.
Horner for the Senate, in this Senatorial
District, we have have already heard en-
quiries made as to bis position on the sub
iect Of Rail Roads, generally, and the Char
i,on and Randolph Rail Road particularly.
The Randolph Citizen" of last week, in
urging his claims for the nomination, re-
commends "Col. Horner, as a jealous ad-
vocate of Railroads, and Of the Charlton
and Randolph Railroad in particular, com
mends himself by Identify OF feeling and
interest. He is one Of the uorking friends
of this Railroad enterprise. has made sacri-
fees for the same, and we feel confident IN
saving he will labor as assiduously, by all
laudable means, to promote its interests IN
the Legislature, as any Representative
Charlton county may send to that body
Randolph feels an interest In this Road
scarcely inferior TO Charlton, and so far as
this important question is concerned, the
interests Of both counties are indissolubly
united"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-06
American Meeting in Galway.

A large and harmonious meeting Of the
American party Of Galloway county was
held a, Fulton, on Monday, the 18th in
slant, which adopted series of conserva-
tive resolutions. On the Kansas question,
and Mr.. Anderson's position relative there
to, they, among other things, resolve that
"on The abstract question Of the admission
or rejection Of Kansas under the Lecomp-
ton constitution. we hold that a difference Of
opinion may eriss between members Of the
American party, and that an American
may consistently and properly rofe for or a.
gainsf the measure, and we hereby repudi-
ate and outlaw the Kansas question as q
fest IN our ranks. Therefore, the Hon. T.
L. Andersen, in his support of the Leoomp-
ton constitution, has not compromised his
principles as an American or bis position
as our Representative, and we hereby re-
commend him for reelection 10 Congress"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-06
Good News from Washington-the Kan
sas Question Settled, for the Present.

Both Houses of Congress passed the Kan.
sa' bill last Saturday, and the subject is
now transferred to the people of Kansas,
for ratification or rejection. The bill pass.
ed is the one reported by the Conference
Committee. That report did not touch the
Constitution, but amended the Ordinance.
and vote is ordered on the amended Orai.
nance, and the Constitution stands or fall,
with the Ordinance. The Republican states
the question thus: at is submitted 10 the
voters Of that State to say whe,her-aban-
dening the terms Of the Ordinance of the
convention, which accompanied the Cops,i.
tuition, and by which it was claimed that an
aggregate of % ,572, l6o acres of public
lands should be granted TO the State
will be willing to receive just such grants
Of lands as had been made to other States
on their admission into the Union. Should
the people Of the State, at an election here
after to be ordered by the Governor, United
States District Attorney, Secretary of the
Territory, and presiding officers of the Leg
lslaiure, vote TO accept Ibis proposition, then
the President of the United States, as soon
as the fact is officially made known to him,
announces the same by proclamation, and
thereafter the admission of the State Of Kan.
sas into the Union is to be regarded as com.
plete and absolute. But, if the people. at
said election, should vote 10 reject SAID propo.
sifion, il is TO be taken and held that thew
do not desire admission into the Union
with the Lecompton Constitution; and in that
event, whenever it is ascertained, by census,
that the population of the Territory of Kan.
sas equals or exceeds the ratio Of represent
alton required for a member Of the House
Of Representatives, and not before, the peo-
pie may proceed to elect delegate. to Con.
vention TO form State Constitution, and to
submit such Constitution for the action Of
Congress-aftsr which she will be entitled
to admission as q State into the Federal
Union"
In our next-by which time the mail will
bring up the full proceedings will give
the bill, the vote, and the views Of some Of
the leading members Of Congress. We con-
graduate the country upon the fact, that the
subject is out of Congress, for the present.
The people of Kansas have it in their hands
again, and We incline to the belief they will
accept the Constitution on the terms proposed
by Congress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-06
The Fifth District Convention.

The Editor of the Wsrrensburg sigma
attended the National" Convention q,
Georgetown. He says the 'party" met pri.
vately in the parlor Of the Hotel, arranged
all their business, and then adjourned to the
Court House, and ratified. He says our
old friend, Fox JACKSON was the ruling spiri,
Of the Convention, and would no. permit O
nomination, because it was evident Judge
RYLAsD would be the nominee. jackson
was in close place. He couldn't stand
Ryland, land it was equally bitter 10 him 10 act
under the lead Of the Republican" which
cOunsels the support of Woodson. That
committee, however, will call Convention,
as soon as the triggers are set. Meantime,
Capt. Reid is still on the track, and if no
nomination be made, will make the race
Our National" friends in the Fifth District
are in trouble. Why will they oppose Wood
son and thus give aid and comfort to the
Emancipationists? We call upon the Re.
publican 10 counsel" them. t.-