The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
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Ma. EDuoni-As the Fourth Of July has come,
paid us very respectable ylsitand Is gone again
to be gone for the long term Of one year, aud as
u Is fashionable for all cities TO report their DO.
ngs on or about tho time Of ih visit, thought
Il would bo casting us further back than our
peaceful village claims 20 stand, to leave its
name unmcntioncd 10 the columns Of your very
interesting paper
About three o'clock, from bacl, cloud ox.
tending, as 70 were. irOm pole 90 pole, We re-
oeivcd worry refreshing shower. Soon alter the
western sky began to appear-whon all things
seomed TO be live with beauty and enjoyment,
out rushed into the main street. few OF our fyal.
liant youdg men, proudly sitting a. their grandly
ornamentod bugcos; grmly uasping the lines
aud curbng up the Leads Of thcir swim steeds,
which wero beautiful beyond description The
FIRST vehico James, The grandson Of Robert the
first, occupied, who IA noted Tor his indep ndeno
and his power Of government, Tho n, xt. which
was most Leautfut, (as Gar az concerns ,luul
painting, ornaments, Nc., M vehicle that ever
uod the streets Of F0storia surpassed It held
he graceful form OF Robert p,Uu Mepfct The
next the form OF Charles, tlo third, graccd, who
"a distinguished for lis bravery and lirnness.-
The last, but not least by any means, held Mich
olas, sou Of llouis, (Which being interpreted
ia Johnl the mnisomuess OF the pnnics, the
uuautr vf tif- tctII,i tbi. ,rant rnsssso
| cannot describe. | shall leave my renders %
imagine, tho Immense enthusiasm which dled
the boaUms OF those brave Young men as thoy
drove tbeir prancng stctds through the streets.
But few moments pissed till zach gent was ran.
ping aud smiling at the door of the magnificent
Mansion n which his fair dansel dwelt. Soon
| cuch vehicle Was graced with beautiful daugh.
ter Ot mother Eve. their faccs beaut ful beyond
/ all poetic dreams Of beautyi zach possessed a
heart full OF sweetest thoughts of love aud truth
which ocomio Ally gllwcd uTen t.eir lips
huruo upon their rosy checks aud blazod from
thor bright oycsl The prevailing tono OF
each countrntnce was halfdevotional, IA T.
! yOluptuo3. Indeed the nature OF every ardent
temperament Is mxudous or sanity, as moral
or mental tono elvol Il bis, In thi's both
we're blended and the character Of each face and
iorm-air aud minnor, was harmony. Their
/ coutse was westward; their fiery stocds trotted
On the grand mittial music Of the littlo frogs -
! Their vehicles rolled along over stumps, into
plout holes, around fallen trees, &C., Tin they
reached the City OF Fuday, where they were
salutcd by the firing Of cannon--screams and
Ycls OF boys-'tlwowing Of fire -balls--shooting
Of fire crackers, &c.
Thoy soon, all In peace, reached the hotel; but
iow moments passed tilla grand supper was pre-
parcel, Got c5urso gtand for they had an hours
wamingl. All being rested (sontc of them Law
all time on their hack in the parlor) and having
enjoyed themselves for several hours, they left
for home, Tie sun gave them gentle peep
Tom behind the eastern forest as they reached
this place next morning, Their eyes looked very
weary; but their hearts were full and glad But
enough Of this, We are glad 10 see the "young.
Gus have their fun.
Tho fourth was beautiful. Tue Presbyterian
and NJ. p. Churches held ACKNOWLEDGEMENT both
well attended, tie latter crowded. Monday
morning, sun rose heaudMl-all things appcaf
| lprosperpns--the farmers are engaged in harvest.
! Ihg-mereaNn'e buying aud selling os brisk as
/ eNer--meehanles all working IN good spirits. In.
deed, our town and country ara both alive with
business, as has always bcci thoir characteristic.
The Doetor's harvest is light which tells We
the health of our country.
ALpnA, OMRiEhoN, 0MEuA.