The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-14
Iorrospondonos Of Tho Trlbuno.
HAMtLroN CoUErY, O.,
Nav 10. 1853.


May 10, 1853
Ma. Eniroa;-Tho past six weeks has
been very backward aud disastrous to the
farmer and fruit.qfower in this part Of
the state Several thousand actes Of
vines were turned TO an autumn brown
by frost, and peaches and cherries suffer
ed much The wine crop here IS higly
lucrative when successful, but it's so very
uncertain Or rather Of late years such q
certain failure, that the profits are very
much reduced Yo have in full fruitful
years harvested eight hundred dollars
worth Of grapes 10 the acre. But what
with frosts, spring and fall, and worse
than al the destructive mildew. the grape
culture is no very "great shakes" Sci
ontido men think Chat tho mildew viii
have It's let, aud that IN fe@ years We
shall have rich, clean, juicy clusters, in.
stead Of the ragged rotten, intensely
bitter masses to which mildew now in
variably reduces them.
Sorhum Suors will be extensively cul.
dvated hpro.-if the rains cease sufficiently
long 10 get IL planted, / will send you
this fall, Providence willng) Me- Ed
tor q sample Of what can be done with
the Cane under the best treatment that ex.
poriouoo thus far can dictate, and although
| oannot promise, posaiUely, a fine article
Of MusUoyado sugar, yet | will be will
ing to undertake the contract to furnish
fabrication for your slap jacks and sweet
ening for your ginger bread equal 10 any
thing your friend w. II Keilholtz can do
and he may buy his BEST
In the line Of politics we are very qui-
ct. The Looos 20 Lecompton or any
thing else that the "dimmqcratio party
will endorse, The "Dimeorats" here arc
agfR Democrats ready to lubber.liri for
Lecompton, run down and tie negro
woman or anything else for Democracy
We had quite an amusing hunt here q
short time since. A stout negro chattel
took refuge 10 this neighborhood, and
was closely dogged by tho sporlsmen.--
On Saturday the pack by some means goI
OF on a wrong scent, and went TO Con
ncrsyille, Indiana. On Sunday the i'm.
pudent, unpatriotic nigger was seen the
greater part Of the day by dozens Of peo'
pie, sitting on the fence at much fre-
quontod crossroad, showing his ivores
and cutting up divers Of diloes On
Monday The hunt was renewed by the
returning pack, but the "nigger" had
mystoriously disappeared.
Little Yallandigham the quasi nom
ber Of Congress, gave up his contest and
returned homo a few days ago, leaving
Lew Campbell triumphant. "Yal's" po-
litical career has been desperately unfor-
iunale. Campbell overcame n Democrat.
ie Majority Of 500 and beat Val l6O ma.
forty in 1852. Ia 1854 he beat Val
about 1900. In 1856 he beat him by a
majority Of l8. buchanan having ma
joriiy Of $50 Ia the same district, aud
now after Val has expended nearly a
whole year Of time aud some Thousands
in money, and having a clear showing Of
- illegal votes for Campbell, and Camp
bell not having taken any testimony, he
is tricked out Of all his labor by some
mysterious legprdemain before tho Com
mittco on Elections. | think the proba-
bility is that both Campbell and Yallant
digham ure used timber. New men will
ba put forward on both side Val never
did have the confidence Of his own party
and Lew has acquired too many tricks
aud dodgdcs fUt squmu-tUnd Rcpubi-
oanism, RURALIS.