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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21


EMJssAmEs OF SANTA ANNA IN Mexico.
Two agents of Santa Anna have been
arrested in Mexico, and their papers show
ed that they were empowered TO procure
from the Captain General Of Cuba two
thousand men to aid Santa Anna in Mex
co; also to bribe Viduarri, and gain over
Zuloaga TO the Santanista interest. A
mong the documents found on them was
one showing that the ex Dictator has an
agent in Madrid to induce Spain to declare
war against Mexico. The agents arrested
in Mexico we're undergoing trial before
court martial, and will no doubt be doom
cd to death, Three other emissares. who
had been sent by the Reactionsts Of San
Luis, to assassinate Viduarri, CARA and
Zayas, have been captured, and having
confessed their criminal intent, two were
executed and the third sent to Viduarri.
The TRAlroRs REWARD. Kentop
RepuJiiean says; "Frederiok w. Green
as the Representative in Congress from
this Congressional District, voted for Che
repeal of the Missouri Compromise and
as compensation for his treachery, was
appointed by President Pierce TO a ire
thousand dollar office for tfe, Lawrence
w, Hall at first stood up maufully in op-
position TO the Lecompton villainy, but
the promised appointment of his brother
to the management Of the Commercial
Hospital at Cleveland induced him to tur0
traitor to mis- constituents. Should Hall
he repudiated rs Green was, the Piesi.
dent win provide him with berth..-
Such is the reward Of traitor"
"GEr OUT or MY WAY, YOU PuPpY ~
Mr. English Of Indiana, felt hurt at some
pungent remarks Of Senator Broderick.
concerning his triokery, aud called on
Mr. b. and asked him to retraot. Mr..
Broderick's response was, "Get ow of
my Hay, yoa puppy" The puppy did
H.,
CLEvELAND p, O.-Tt seems that J. W.
Gray the editor Of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer, who opposed Leoompton on pur-
pose, aud had his eye put out accidental,
ly, has been re-appointed r. NJ, in that
city, in consideration Of the last named
misfortune
E8-rho next Session Of the Grand
Lodge. 1, o. o. F., will be held a. San.
duSky.
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NHo adg, ! vim. Tallal YOU LOso.O

This is the kind Of game, attempted
to be played upon the people Of Kansas.
by tho English bill. II they accept Lo-
compton. they shall be admitted as q
Stare state. 1fthey reject it, they shall
remain a Stare territory. 1t is slavery At
any rate, whether they vote yos or no.
Yet, we are told this is a fair missionl
The whole thing is cheat from begin.
ming to end and Hall voted for IL.
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That Bribe.

The English Compromise Bill offers
Kansas See million acres Of land. if she
will accept Leoompton and come in as a
slave state, but makes no provision what
ever. as to how much, If any, she shall
have, IL she desires TO come in as free
state Il is the dishonorablo conditions
attached. that makes the land grant a
corrupdug brbo and it cannot be regarded
iu any other light.
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A nnnsolatlon,

Il is said that consolation, no matter
how tr.Aing, is sweet in adversely, When
we reflect that the ninth Congressional
district is auai represented in Congress
by traitor, We are oousoled by the re-
Election that .he instrument Is of too
small consideration 10 command even a
notice from friend or foe. They all know
that there is a Hall in Congress from
Ohio, but they never stop TO enquire the
location Of the district he Tepresents.-
heaioa Rep.
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L.nnh az the Traiinrn.

The following are the Democratic Rep
resentatives in Congress from Ohio, who
voted for the admission Of Kansas into The
Union rs n slave State under the Lecomp
ton Constitution, with the English bflbe
attached. They we're elected TO Congress
as Democrats, and that too upon the pop
uiar sovereignty issue, but no sooner was
that issue presented than II was abandon
ed by these same Representatives because
IL was distastoful TO the President and
the nigger drivers Of the South. There
are eight Of them in number, and as The
evidence is conclusive that they think
moro Of nigger than they do Of White
man, we present their names in biacF as
follows.
LAWRENCE w. HALL, GEORGE
H, PEMDLETOM, WILLIAM "
GROESBEOK, JOSEPH r. COOK.
ERILL, SAMUEL s. cox JOSERH
BURNS and WILLIAM Law
RENEE.
We would suggest that the Prcsiden
pul brass collars on these Democrat,
Representatives, engraved as follows: 90
belong to James Buchanan" in ordo
that the public may not mistake them 10
gentlemen.
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Pnblic &aIe.

ON MONDAY MAY 9ith 1853 At the residence Of s.
- WAGGONER near Tifiu.
90 Head Of Cows and Young Cattlej Yoke o. No
0Nen 95 Good Hogs and soasi 900 sheep Wt the wool
snan Of Matched Horsesi Carriage and HnYness;
first Quality Piuughsi shovel Ploughs, Hanowsi 1
Hay Rhkei 4 NcgoHack Keeper and Mower; Road
sehpsfi Cutting BoSi Fhnuing Mil Sets Of Farm
Harness.
Also large lot Of Household Funilure-v,ih Stoves,
Pniutinsl, Maps, Books, eto. -'-r.
TERMS or SALEt-Six Mouths Credit with nppfoved
security, on all sums over Five DOlari.
Alston the same day, will be Offered foT sale the well
known Clinton Cottage Fuun Of 240 acros with 30 aeTsi
OF detached Wood Land, near Spice Creek
elsession given on tbe ID Of April 1850 Al which dee
ha The purchase money is 10 be pedon fsceying tho
uuethe other half emain, being secured by mort
gage the farm iorone and youFs, with interest"
mall Wv.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May l5.-An acci
dert occurred last night on the Lafayette
md Indianapolis railroad The Cncin-
natl night express train north was cross
ing a bridge % miles east Of Lafayette,
when the bridge gave way, throwing the
whole train into the water. The Gre
man. engineer and conductor were killed
None Of the passengers were seriously in
iured.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
The British Squadron around Gu
ba.

The British Government appears at
length to be turning its attention to the
right quarter, in trying to suppress the
Slave Trade. It's squadron on the Afri-
can coast having aLtaiued but imperfect
success, a strong force has been concon-
trated around CutA, which has been the
grand depot and market for the Slave pi-
rates from all quarters. A Gordon Of
British cruisers and gunboats, it is said
now surrounds the island, subieoting sus-
peoting vessels to a close scrutiny. OF
this some American vessels complain,
though none seem to have suffered any
particular hardship. The motive is good
and we believe no just ground for serious
collision will be given By similar
means, Slave trading to the coast Of Bra
zil has been eaectually suppressed, and
our government should facilitate rather
than hinder the same good work of com
pelling Cuba to respect treaty obligations.
= Gin Coz.
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The Mormons Lay Down their Arms.

ST. LOUIS, May l6,-The Republican
received dispatch hate last night, stating
that an express had reached Leavenworth
from Fort Scott, April lsl, bringing the
Intelligence that the Mormons had laid
down their arms, and that Governor
Cummings, ON the invitation Of Young,
had entered Salt Lake City without an
escort Many Mormons had gone to the
Southern part Of the Territory, and the
women aud childrcr were preparing to
follow,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
The Land Bribe

Mr. Howard. of Michigan, a member
Of the Committee of Conference on the
Kansas Bill, thus explains how the land
grant provision of the English bill
amounts to bribe:
"Tho grant l think is about the same
as that offered to Minnesota, and think,
as the gentleman from Indiana says, it is
just the same as that embraced in the
Crittenden Montgomery bill. So far as
the grant Of laud is concerned, this bill
and the Crittenden Montgomery bill are
identical, but the grant in tho latter bill
is offered to Kansas under any Constitu-
ton she may choose to adopt The grant
there was general, and therefore, il was
fair. But this grant hinges on the adop-
ton Of this particular Constitution, aud
is therefore, unfair, 1t may be consid-
cred as bribe. She is TO have these
lands il she viii adopt this particular
Constitution, but tho Crittenden. Mont
gomery bill proposed to give her the land
let her adopt whai Constitution she might.
1t may be said, sir, that she would
probably get the same grant any way,
whenever she did come in; but it is a re-
markable fact, that in case she shall vote
down this land grant, this bill goes on to
provide regulations touching the amount
Of population that shall be necessary be-
fore she shall come in under any other
constitution, but does not intimate that
sho can have any land a. all unlesss she
will take il with this particular Constitu-
ton"
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IIurned.

NEw AIBANY. May l4-The machine
shop Of the New Albany 3 Salem Il. r.
was burned at l.30 this morning, Seven
locomotives, two or three passenger cars,
dozen freight oars and all the machine
~ destroyed. Loss S250,o00-insured
$4,000, Supposed ipeendiaryism,
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Inhnmnn nInrlerl

On Wednesday last, near Portsmouth,
Ohio, one Samual Morgan killed his wife
by beating her brains out with a club
Morgan was bad man, and kept in his
house one Sarah Chamberlin, on whose
account difficulty was continually arising
between him ard his wife.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

EE The coustitutionality Of the Ohio
Plunder act Is to 30 argued before the
Supreme Court this week. Messrs
Manypenny. Rsinhard and Garliok. the
new State House Commissioners, have
met and organized. with view to making
formal demand at once. for possession
af their Offices.
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Tha EngIiah pin Illnstratad.

The unfortunate gentlemen who have
swallowed the English bolus at the last
gasp have waited ill tho Lecomptou com
pound assumed its most nauseous ano re-
voting shape. They rebelled against the
straight-out surrender contained in the
first Senate bill, aud they rebelled with
noise and confusion; and from that time to
the present, nothing would suit them but
the pure principle of popular sovereignty.
These Owen Joueses Of the House took
enormous credit to themselves for their
Roman integrity, aud 10 hear them talk,
one would have supposed that they would
rather give up their valuable lives than
their personal honor. But just as the
Lecompton folly got to be most disgust
ing; when, like great ulcer, it offended
all the senses Of houest men, they come
forward aud accept il. too, with thanksl
Messrs. Hunter, Of the Senate, and Steph-
ems, of the House, (both Southern men, }
seem determined TO test the endurance Of
their eleventh hour converts from the
North; aud so after making the English
bin as Objectionable as they could, they
rose, each in his place, and declared that
Il was not the purpose Of the bin that the
Constitution Of Kansas should go 70 the
people at ALL IL was hardly fair to their
new recruits. but, then, the Southern lsa-
dels kaet5 their nseai-Phiia Press.
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Rannhlloan stale Oonventl0n.

The Republican State Central Commit
tee have issued q call, for State Con
yention, to be hold at Columbus, on The
18Th day Of July, for the purpose Of nom
mating a State ticket. According to the
ratio Of appo,tionment, Seneca county i'
entitled to four delegates. We will pub
lish the call next week.
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TAKE NOTICEl

The Tribune is the only Anti
Locompton paper published in
Seneca county Show it to your
neighbors and get them to sub
scribe. Price $3.50 per annum
in advance. Great inducements
offered for getting up clubs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
WV 5o Pu5lisAed Juno 15M.
THE EXILES OF FLORIDA.
BY JOSHUA R. GIDDINGs.
Illustrated a0iH Sir Fine Eagra1ings.
One Volume, lemo. a2O Pp sI,oO

THIS work viii portray, with eminent ability the crimes
committed Wy our Government against the Mnroons
who ned from south Carolina and other Slave states teek
ing projection under Spanish laws Il will also show, he
bad aith exercised towards the Indians Of Flordn and m
iognd present true view Of the long fought FLORIDA
The Object OF the work Is 10 operate upon the potic,
morality OF The country bycang iouh the synpathies and
moral feelings OF the pnoplei and s condemnation Of the
YtAnny OF the Executive and t tunpousTs should command
u 20 the attention Of every Ameriu6n citizen
The long and distinguished seryicel high nersoual
acter aud known ability OF the writer viii be sufheient
guaranty OF lie merits
The Washington correspondent OF the NJ " Evening
Post who examined Of the advance sheets, say..
u have examined IL with pleasure mud insfucton The
work WIZ prove valuable history Of important events
which viii undoubtedly be passed BY those who claim
To he the historians OF the country, in conseoun f
the peculiar Institution which concerns or becauso the
have not ne facilities for acquiring Attenuation on The su.
leot 10 other man than MI Giddngs the subject OF
The spanish Maoon of Seminole slaves wonid become on
peH aud remote. Perhaps there has been 10 subject which
he has more thoroughly investigated ia he course of bs
public duties any that he comprehend better than h,
The book viii cover deal Of Important inf rmation
besides that Of which IL Is the special object Of tho author
treat The character OF Osoeoa a. deinSatsJ , tb
pen OF Mr. Giddnsa, Is grand 70 contemplate Ills parent
age, marriage, umanlc lie and noble death, make up
most thrilling and Instructive chapter ia the work and while
the whole Is produced In the usually earnest clear and con
style Of the author, Is ao bsauti th romanoo
more charming than can be gathered from the Wohd Of &c.
ton"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

TnE NEXT Quo STATE FAIR.-The
State Board Of Agriculture held session
at Sandusky on the 4th and 9th inst,
which was attended by all the members
OF the Board, except CO.. Webb Of Stark
The grounds for the next State Fair were
selected, being a tract Of lowell pasture
field adjoining the South Eastern part OF
the city, The citizens Of Sandusky,
through the local committee and Other :
wise, afforded the Board every fscilty
for observation, md extended many kind
Offices which spoke well for the interest
taken In the coming State Fair.
After revising the premium list and ap.
pointing Judges thereon, the following
members were chosen as the Executive
Committee Of the Board, who will have
charge Of the active operations Of the
season In fitting up the grounds, 80, viz;
John NJ M,lhkiu, Dr., n 5, Townsend
aud DR.. l., Q Rawsou.
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Minnesoin senniors.

WAsHrNeToN. May l6.--The Minnesota
Senators have drawn lots. Gen Shields
drew the term expiring March 1859, and
Mr.. Rice that ending in March 1868.
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steamer SunIk---Ten Lives Lost.

LoU1svLLE, May l5-Tho Nashville
steamer City Of Huntsville sunk Wednes-
day night at Palmyra Island, being a to
tai loss. Ten live were lost No partic-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

RE-The kustin, 5Texas) Gazette, Of
Tho gath. ult, staies that the grasshop'
pers are making fearful depredations, both
above and below that city, on the river
They are said 70 be laying waste every
thing before them, not s2aring a stalk ol
aorn or blade of'.'host
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

I a RAWsON,ef, Ben,inR s Patrick and John
4s Fnsel hereby notified that application viii bS
made BY the undefsgaed a fusioas II Jsekson Town.
snip Seneca County, Ohio for the establishing Of water
course ~ said lownshin, enong about 80 west Of
he southeast corner OF section % IN the dboye named
iownhhip aud county and running east 90 the section line
between sections % 21 % o. "a and and 10 terminate
A. Wolf CIeek and that said Trustees viii meet on the
5h day Of Juy A. d. 1885, e end Of said pro.
posed doh Or water course, and proceed lay ont aud
establish said water course,
DANIEL sTOMBAUGH,
mS2l6w. Petitioner.
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NoIire of EstabIIshIng a Wnter Conran.

Notice OF Establishing a Water Course.
SAMUEL BOAI.r aud John Fnsel are hereby notified
- that application viii DO made by the undefignod 10 tho
Trustees Of jackson rownshp Seneca County, Ohio for
me eiabhshment o. water conrse, commencing az the
lam Ash. thence southeast 100 rods on the north
east quarter OF the southwost quarter Of section No %
thence In an eastern direction through the north half Of
tho soueast quarter OF section -, and through the
noTthwos quarter and the aoreast quarter OF section
No "a and TO terminate the Anihp line In section
2i and that said Trustees will meet The 81 day OF july
A. d. 1852 the house Of William Ash In section 90 and
proceed to lay out and etahlsh said water course.
n WILLIAM ASH,
NOAH SrAHL, , Petitioner.
maalBw j. s. WYANf,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

RTThe Findlay Jefsrsonian learns
that iron sufficient TO lay The track Of tie
Fremont a Indiana Railroad from Fre-
mont to Findlay, has been shipped, and
by this time has probably arrived at Fre-
mont. The work Of laying down Tie iron
wiz doubtless be commenced in a short
time
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

DAvroN, o.. May i7lb.-Tbe Great
Miami river has risen to within Eve feet
Of the great flood of iS47. Mcpherson
Town, on the opposite side Of the river is
partially Inundated The water has, prob
ably. attained its highest point.
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From Forney's Philadelphia Press,
The Roll Of Honor,

Lot tho names Of the twelve Northern
Democrats who have covered themselves
with imperishable honor by their uuwa-
veri0g and heroic devotion to tho right,
be cherished in the hearts Of their ooun.
trymon. Tie fame they have achieved
is not for a day, nor for an hour. but for
all time, They win figure hereafter in
history as Leouidasses, the Sydneys, the
lampdons, tho Hancocks. aud the long
line Of chiyalrio defenders OF principle,
whose names are clustered over with the
never fading laurels of a worlds estima.
lion Their namos ara,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

rEThe Governor of South Carolina
has appointed A. p Hayne, U. S. scna-
tor, to fiji tho unexpirod term of Senator
Evans deceased.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

Eg-Tbo Washington Union has a long
article, showing that Kansas is already a
slave state and will remain so, whether
the people accept or reject the English
bnbo. This IS Democratic popular Sow
ereignty.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

Eg-Tho trial of VIM, NJ. Connolly, for
barboring fugitive slaves at Cincinnati,
has resulted in his conviction. A motion
has been made for a new trial.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

BgMr Hackney, the Door.Keeper Of
tho lower House Of Congress, has been
dismissed for his rasoality, and pcoula-
ton.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

RE-Tho Coroner's Jury, on the Ss
quot r.. r. accident, find that it resulted
from the criminal neglect of the compa-
ny. to replace the rotten timbors of the
bridge,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

FIRE At SrEUBENvrLLE.-The Clinton
Paper Mil, at steubeuyillo, belonging to
Mossrs Hanna & Sons, was burned on
Tuesday night Tho loss amounts to
about $40, 1000, S17 800, Of which is COW
cred by insurance.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

10 this list must be added tho name OF
Hon. William Montgomery, Of Pennsyl.
yania, who was paired OF with Mr.. War.
ren, Of Arkansas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

Cora Estella, little daughter Of DR..
J, M, Stewart, Of Giles, Trumbull coun-
ty, in this State fell into a swill barrel a
few days since, and was drowned.
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sENEOA COUNTY MONEY.

ATEssRs. GIRsoN & WILSON have opened anoihsY
M stock of nsags, in snydeFs New Brick Block. rnd
and see.
riaa, nalt9w GIBSON 4 WILSON,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

How rHE LECoMProN CoNrNrUrroN Is
SUBMITTED TO rHE PEoPLE (oan.
dle.boX) Cahoun's mode Of submitting
tho Kansas swindle to vote, was TO per
NIT the people to say;
o,Conslilnlion with SaserR.m
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

RE-The Southern Commercial Con-
vention has just closed It's session at Mont
gomery Ala. Tho reopeuing Of tho slave
trade and the dissolution Of the Union
wara the prinaipal topics discussed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

RS- The Court Martial, in the case Of
Gen. Twiggs held in Newport KY re-
suited in his conviction, but in consider
alton of his distinguished services, he
will be continued in command.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

NO Lond Grant and Sdve Territory"
but slavery at all hazards
"Shall you have ths buzzard and / the
turkey, or / have the turkey and you the
STANDARDIZATION Beacon.
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Constellation witkOm SlaUsry."
- but in fact, Constitution and slavery,
whichever way they should vote,
Mr.. English's plan Of submission is a
little different, but with the sam1 ruling
idea. They can now vote:
Land Grant and Slaps STATE"
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NEW ADVERTIsEmENTs
TO THE LADTESl

To IIIT NIITDI
have Fixed up my in t'pop style and am prepared
10 wait on yon just right. have splendid stock Of Cal
teri Slippers sud Shoes, just expressly for youl
GRocEtEs @ci have large stock Of Groceries consist
ing Of sugaf, Tea, Coffee, Tobacco, &c which will sell
cheap for cash OF exchahge with farmers fof Pfoduce
Nortoss.--I have large stock Of Fancy Notiohi Nc
20 which invite attention.
rna9t am JOIfN uoT-cr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

DANGEROUS CouNTERFEIT.-P Photo
graphic SO bills on the Hanover Bank of
New York are in circulation. Being the
exact copy Of the original they are hard
to detect. The bills arc quite new
Parties had better refuse new fves on the
above Bank, unless fully satisfied of their
genuineness, until a description Of the new
bill can be made public.-Bg6alo Com
mereiaI AdUortiSer.