The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
ALetter from the Vol.


" ArhlNNAoht ANNAf W. NNA W.
EDrroRs TisriE TmBuEE:-I have no.
been permitted, lhis Fall, 70 behold the
gorgeous splendor, usually dispPyed by
an Autumnal forest. The European trav-
oler, we're he to spend an Autumn in this
Prairie country. could not see the varie.
gated colofs, that he finds along the At
Iantic slope. He would witness the for.
ests, resembling those Of his "FaIher.
land" The leaves were killed in a sin.
gle night-hence they all turned gloomy
color-neiihor brown nor black, but q
kind Of walnut color" There is one
peculiarly in this leaf matter that | have
noticed; they hang on most relentlessly
The wind has been actively engaged upon
them, ever since they were killed, (Which
must have been, some three weeks since.
and at least one half, still remain on The
trees. We have had remarkable weather
for the las, month. Two or three days,
rain.-aud then two or three days fair
weather. We have had a constant Prot.
RE breeze irrespective Of wsaihsr.
have just heard something about The
OHIO, Indiana and Pennsylvania Elections.
For ten days we could not hear thing
from them.-wo, bad, almost, come to the
conclusion that the people Of those states,
were going IT, Kansas slyle--"yotiug
until they got enough" was very agree.
ably surprised, to learn the result. The
glorious news has come that "OLD Nun
SILL" Is one hundred and nv ahead, in
rnE BoAsTED EiNrn. Glory enough for
one day. Perhaps, Judge Hall will un-
derstand that this is to pay for instructions
to jurios, in cases in which the rights Of
mud siiis. wero involved. If he don,
know what hurt him. there are those that
DO. / oonversed with a man yesterday,
that said: 81 have known JoHE CAREy
for forty years, and the hangers on, that
infes, Congress, can't buy him with Vhis-
Key, money or women" | did not en-.
quirS, what he meant, by the expression
The returns from this state arc not com.
plele, but sufficient has come, to hand, "a
warrant tho conclusion, that all Is lOeH.--
I tell you, that the sl'vory element found
in the opposite party, has driven the
thinking men Of Iowa. who belonged to it,
out Of H. The Fugitive Slave Law, made
them siok-the compromise Bill increased
that siokness-the Nebraska Bill prostra-
ted them the Lecomptou Constitution,
with its illogilimate son, English Bill,
caused them, in the language Of The Mus.
quakoos Of Iowa.) 10 "Nepo;" and the
unparalleled expenditure of the present
Administration, has brought them to life
again, (liko the caterpillar) beautifully
changed, (bOtseray
listened to Ru address delivered by
Senator Harlan, just vaSie'---es- ~ ll'eo
tton, IN fowc OIsy, on che Expenditure
Of the Government. lie made statistic
al speech, based on the reports ofthe diff
ferent Departments Of State. He present
cd the facts, in manner, that few besides
himself, are capable of doing. He said,
that unless there is a change in affairs. we
as a nation are bound to sink. The mum.
Der Of O0ice-hollers is intolerable--a a door
keeper aud assistant door keeper, at every
door in the capitol aud every building con.
nected Herewith custom houses
have double the number Of officers needed
the president is compelled to find a
place for every fellow served, as j. Clan.
cy Jones, Allison White, L. w. Hall and
the Cinoinnati--haVe been-if there
is no vacancy, he makes a place--snd
thus provides for these pets that Govern
ment patrimony can not induce the un
grateful people longer to elect, Their,
must bo a stop put to these things; anC
says, Senator Harlan, l tell you holO We
are going to do Tive are going 20 elec
a majority, this fall, Of the "Mud Sills'
Of the north, to represent us in the mex
House Of Representatives. fast as tn
northern Doughface Senators term of Of
Gce expires, we are going to elect "Mu,
Sill" to fll his plaoe-and IN 1860 we ar
going to elect an ON Nun SILL Pres idenl
and then we arc going to have a genera
cleaning out. But must close
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