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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
The Kansas Election.

On Monday last, the people Of Kansas
vosod--noten the question Of free or
slave state-but on the proposition sub.
mitted by the English bin, as to whether
they would consent to bo JriJed aud ia-
'im'datcd into the support Of Lecompton,
or accept the only remaining alternative
that Of remaining out Of tho Union a
while longer. The resul, has not yet
reached US. but when it does, VIC will see
how far these corrupt appliances have
thwarted the popular judgement aud az
ficted the vote, Tho last desperate game
has been played out. Only a fow days
since. oandle-box Calhoun issued oertili-
Gates, giving the free state men maiori.
ty in both branches Of the Legislature
This is another attempt at corruption and
bribery. John Candle Box thinks, that,
by giving tho free state men control Of
the state government, with the prospect
OF two U. S. Senators, he can induce
enough Of them TO yolo proposition &C.
copied" TO carry the English swlndle
through. Whether this game has sue
oeoded or not, time alone can develop.---
A few days viii suffice 10 determine
whore The English bill, (which the De.
inooraey OF Ohio have accepted. as sot-
tlemeutofthe Kansas controversy, leaves
tho question and the men who supported
IT, When this drug, which those "quaok
doctors" have administered to Kansas, to
temporarily allay excitement, has spent
itself, it win leave tie patient in more
ieyerish aud critical condition than before.
The question will be reoponed in all It's
fury and Ihe "aveuging Nemesis" win re.
turn 70 plague the inventors Of the Eng
hsh swiadls. Nothing can be settled BY
this vote. Il is game. 10 which She
chances are all on one side, and the peo.
plo can only choose between tue less of
Two evils. II they spurn Looompton aud
refuse 10 be bribed, they must remain out
Of the Uuicui but this is no evidence that
they desire so to remain. as some Of our
democratic contemporaries have menda-
ciously asserted, On the contrary. they
ana anxious TO come in now, II they could
only DO so with q Constitution Of their
own choice.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
ellison InelllrIhla.

The Democracy of Ohio have nomina.
tod S. w ellison, Of Mahouiug, Tor
Comptroller, lIc is a member Of the
present Legislature aud voted for the law,
creating the office, IIo is therefore clear.
" Ineligible for the Office, for which he
is nominated, as win be seen from ARD.
clio g, Section 10 of the Constitution,
Which says
"No senator or Representative shall.
during The term for which he shall have
been elected, or for one year thereafter.
DO appointed 10 any civil ~'ce under mis-
State, which shall DO created, or the
emohments oi which shall have besn in.
creased, during the term Ccr which he
shall have been elected"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
LThn namooraou q nnLl.N


The Richmond Enquirer, which has
long been the leading organ Of The more
moderate portion Of tho Southern Democ-
racy, says:
"On she Lecompton question. The Dem
ocratic party Is divided 50 equally, chat
neither section Of tbo party can stand
without the assistance Of the other Each
section believes its own to be the right
opinion. and neither is willing to renounce
ita own judgment and submit to tho ar
bilrary diOlalion Of the other"
Aud again:
"The Anti Lccomplon Democrats DO
not constitute q small minority" Of the
party. On the contrary. It is yet 10 be
ascerlained whether they do not constitute
majority. II seems toorably evident,
that they command a very large majority
in al the Northwestern States. In a
majority Of districts now represented by
Democrats from tho Northern and Middle
states, Il is Uery doubtful whetder single
Leeompton man can be returned to Con
0ress. In Kentucky and Virginia. if not
tn North Carolina and Tennessee, the bal.
dHce haHgs doubtful 6ei,eeen Lecompton
and dHti-Lecompt0n And although The
advocates Of Leoompton doubtless pre-
dominate largely in the Gulf States, a
strong body Of the Democracy there are
inyoIealely opposed to the English Com
promise"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

Where do you stand? Are you going
10 desert your cherished principles, abau-
don your manly position and see your
gallant standard bearer and yourselves de-
uounced, as re5eis and traitors, by the
paid miuiobs Of tho Administration, bo.
cause you stood up hobly for The right Of
self-goyernmen,? Are you seryilo enough
10 see yourselves branded, as "ronegados, {"
becauss you stood up for the democratic
principle Of popular sovereignty and op-
posed Lecomplon. which is declared TO be
''TnE LEADrSo rEsr MEASURE or THE DEMO-
CRATIC PARTY" and then turn around and
lick the hand that spurns you. resolve
that Lecompton is no test, that Douglas is
a traitor and that you "haye full and
abiding confidence ia the ability, patriot
ism and elevated purity Of character Of
James Buchanan" Are you willing to
abide the action Of :bo Democratic State
Convention, which ignored Douglas en-
lirely endorsed Lecompt5n and laudod
the Administration to the skies; or come
out, like men and yindicale your man.
hood and your honot2 To show what Is
thought Of you by your task.master, we
present the following extract from the
Washington Union. dictated il no. writ
ten by Buchanan himself:
'lIe Douglas } voted for and oulopizes
tho Oritiendon. Montgomery amendment.
q measure supported by tho very men who
iustigated the emigfant aid societies, and
set on foot the non.voting proceedings IN
Kansas lie hoped upon the Presidents
message in the Senate tho moment Il had
been read, charging is author with com
hitting fundamental error, and 'falsi.
Tying his pledges aud no concerts with
the aboliiiouists through a whole session
OF Congress movements TO disorodit n
Democratic Administration before the
country, 70 break down the LEADING rEsr
NEAsURE on THE DRMoCRAr1c PARRY. and
battle, cripple and defeat is organization.
II TO attack a Democratic administration
IN his irst speech, In his last speech, and
IN bis every speech during a session Of
Congress, II TO oppose the Democratic
party in Congress In IT'S LEADING AND
rEsT MEASURE, bo to desert his party.
Judge Douglas has deserted the Demoo.
raoy IL TO concert with tho Abolition.
lists Tor q whole winter in Congroqs. Ia
instigato It's attacks, open and covert
against the Administration: to adyise rs
movements, aud to vote for and eulopize
its measures, DO desorlioh Of the Demo.
cratic party, then Is Judge Douglas a dc.
serter from the Democratic organization. ("
There you can read your doom. You
have deserted tho party on 'ieadinq,
test question" and there is no redemption
for YOU You have got to dgh. il ou! or
mako disgraoeful surrender
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
umud SllD Clubs,

Senator Hammond, Of South Carolina,
ono Of tho champions of Democracy,
dubs all The Iaboring mon at tho North,
the "mad sills" Of society; and a leading
democratic journal calls tbom "greasy
mechanics and small listed farmers. 40.
oepting the oOgnomeu. which tho "illus,
trious" Senator has applied to us, lo
"hud sir clubs be organized in every
village. township aud school district
throughout the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
Democracy nAfinad.

Kansas can como into the Union, un,
der the English bill only as slave state
not as a free state, She is offered a bribe
Il sho will accept Lccompton, but I,
threatened with tho pains Of purgatory Il
sho viii reject il, Yet tho Ohio domoo.
raoy declare that they 'acocpl tho ad.
iusimont Of The late Kansas controversy,
by the passage Of the Conference Bill.
for the conditional admission Of Kansas
into the Union"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
The Lsoompton Nominee for the
Board Of Public Works.

The Canal clique, which failed ia the
attempt TO control the Republican Con
yeution, was more successful 10 managing
the Lecompton nomination. made at Co
lumbus on Thursday. r. II. Hendrick
son, would prove a faithful representative,
in the Canal Board II elected, of the
forty thieves" lie has been proved,
and found wanting in nothing, chat the
clique could desire. lie had a lRrgo in
teresI in the celebrated Middloiown Dam
enterprise, by which the state lost large
amount OF money, by means Of the most
bare-laced and yillainous frauds. Mt
Heudrickson, will, we imagine, fnd il
necessary TO explain very djsagreeablC
and damaging record, before ho can ex.
pect the people of Ohio to vote him into
an important Office, Tho Canal clique
are not dead, nor do they sleep. Let tic
people bo on their guard Gin. Gaz.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
The Hon, Thomas Oorwln on the
Stump,

Tho opponents Of Locomptonism will
bo graiiied to learn that tho Hon. Thom,
as Corwin will DO heard on tho stump
this Fall. in support Of the Republican
nominations A mass meeting oftho An
t-Lecomplon voters Of the seventh Con-
grossioual District win bo addressed b.,
him. at Morrow, on to-day, Friday. Au-
gust 9th. and on the following day he
viii speak aL ChhIieotho.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
Court OF Common pleas, seneca county,
Ohio.

A. \ y. Koehcrvs. James Toncra and Dafid g. Mvrot
rT0HE said IHmel Toner win take notice that the said
plantih hlod their petition IN tho court above named
on the 10Th day of November s5 against ho said joen
dant, Myes and Toucr that the Object Of aid p tion f
20 obtain Judgment acsinst defendants Jr tho due
June 23l 1857, for sixty and g1iuO dollars pay able
day aer date said paintfo bearer with intcruit
Add the properly % said Toner ~ said county
the payment Of said uguen tat the prayer of said pc
uuou y fof Judgment for hy-siK and 20iO0 doau with
hteees thereon oh 23i june 1e57and that said oueF
tomhrE 1853. ..... ..... . . STEM 4 JOHNSON,
qug5.6w D. 80 50. plainliiT Attorneys.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
Which is Right?

The democracy Of Ohio, in convention
assembled, resolved that tho Kansas uuos.
ton is no issue aud will not bo made a
test Of democracy
The Washington Uilion. the paid or.
gan Of Buchanan, says i, is "lie lsadis0,
test @eaUre Of Democracy and that Doug.
las meu are not democrats.
A slight difference surely,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
douglas On tho English swindIo


In his bloomington speech. Senator
Douglas used the following very lhtoligi.
bic language, which we ask tho partisans
Of Groosheok. Cox & Co. to read, marx
and digest;
81 did not consider tho mode Of sub.
mission provided, in what is known as u,e
"English" bill, fair submission. and for
this simple reason, among others. Itpro.
yided IN eilect that il the people OF Kan,
sas would aooept the Leoompton Consti.
tuition, that they might come in with 35.
600 Inhabitants, but that It they rejected
II in order that they might form a Con.
slitutiou agreeable 10 their own FEELINGS
aud confoTmable TO their own priuc;nles
that they should not be roceived into Che
Union until they had 93. aa0 Inhabitants
la other words, il is said 10 tho people II
you viii come into tho Union as a slave.
holding State, you shall b. admitted With
$4,000 Inhabitants, but il YOU insist on
being a FREQ State, you shall not bo al.
mltted until you have 03, f2O. | was not
willing to discriminate between ftos
States and slave States in this conlsdsra.
ey."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
A Card from DIR. James M. Jarrett,
Of the New York Lung Infrmary.

NTY connection for hs past eight years with the above
VI Institution, a, chief Phyiieiea, aud Twelve ysan
sumption aud is kndred diseases, toFcher with my
vailed opportunities aud advantage VI pathological research
tonhat enabled 10 arrive nj decisive direct aud sue
cesslu of treatment for the positive and radio
of The diseases of the Throat Lungs und AirPa,sagcs
hy inhalation, tho ynpof and curative pnen Of the ucd
Cinesaro directly addreod 90 the d,caed organs and The
ntegumcut DO not adtiethe ho Of Medical Inhalation
Of any Kind TO the exclusion Of gene ell ratuou and Al
though consider ila useful adnlan in iho roper man.
Rgrmcnt Of those fearful and nfen faal diteasessyo
deemV ygy necessary that each patient shoah have he
bened ofboh general and local tfeoimeut TIE Of
my treatment In the above diseases und the high character
Of tho Institution over which have long had to honor
70 preside are TO wel known to need ouoogy or comment
fsom AZ the solicitation Of many private and profcf.
s0na ehds though whose philanthropio aid the above
dnc condtraon have concluded 10 make such arrange
mcnis will bring the benefits OF my experience aud
treatment within the reach uf all and not conhue myself
Aa heretofore those only who entered the lunnry q who
wen abe TO vist my office. Hoping Therefore that
te arrangement will give entire sntslaciiun, both N my
professional brethren and the publin would respectfully
announce in oonouIion TINT can be consulted per
sonally By letter. all diseases above and TINT the
medicines the same a. used IN the Instuop, prepared TO
suit each individual case lnhhug vapo, Medical inha
ers, No, &c will be forwarded ny eSpress any part OF
the United States the Canadas. TsRAs-My terms Of
,IeSmeqi by lSet ags follows, yiFi sis Pes month io
montis usei also, lnhaiug VApor and an lnhahRs anpa
ratnr Payment a. follows; sdto be 20 70 Eypes' Ageu
on reoeptaf tho box of Medicine and tho balance s6
tho expiration Of the month"; u the putuut be cured or
enirey satisfied with tho irentment. Patients BY giving
full history OF their ease aud their symptoms In u can
he treated we'll by letter by personal oxaminaion
Patients avalnn themselves Of Dr. Jacs treatment may
rely apon Immediate and permantn, relief he seldom has
60 fsai case over thirty days. Letters for advice prompt
- JAMES M.jARRErr, NJ. D~.
No. 800 Bfoadwnys con Twelfth st., N. Y.
s-Physioans and others whiting he city respec
fully invited To call al tho nfrnary where many Interest
la,w for The inhalation Of medoaed vapo can be and
inipacted. aug0.Bm.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
Court Of Common Pleas orseneca coun-
~ Ohio.

David G. Myros vs.. James Toner,
rTNHE said iames Toner will take notice that on te fath
u day ~ Nofefuber is5 he said plaintiff dsi his Pc
on N the c0pri above named against the iaid defendant
James Tonpri that hs object and pfayenf said petition Is
20 recover udgmcn aginii said fodtr ~ ne oopnt
from said Tourr 10 aid Myres npon stated and
TO ect e ropev of aid rohcr IN said Seneca county
10 the payment of such udgmentthat said petition pays
iof judgment Of Eve bundled and fpuyfve and 81 100
dollars with interest thereon from April 18Th 1e57 and
that said defendant iH required answer said petition by
the i5tl Of April, a. y, ia55,
GTEM s. JOHNSON,
aurf-fw. n. f. 81 50 piauunrs ATTORNEYS.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
NEW ApYERTIsRmEMTs.
Court of Common Pleas, seneoa oonniy
Ohio.

William S7llivan ys, David C. Nlvqcs ani Ih,es To.,
fINh defendant James Tontr viii take notire hst m ~
la day q neesnheb A. d, 1887, tie plaintiff. tVni.
Ne said dgcndaus, that ihe object and PRAYER of al, 80
eN W - recover Judgement against The said dtendanf ~
w .uoaat dle on due bill nao By tlid fsnduns hoa
ns lae scioeef 10TH 1851, ior the of sa tour and
.eluq do ~, payable 20 said plaintiff O. bearef with in
losft ihawqn hom said i5ih day Of Ootoisr gl And a.
subject The property Of he said defendant Tonsr hi ~,
Seneca onuy 10 ihe payineat 81 aid uissnn, i 49,
NJ std Toner p feqaHed 70 sasNcf iad petition b. Sen
eme,t l0inl l',- STEM 1OHNSON,
"too" P'~ss so' iiainuds Auorae,s
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

Il is also requested that the different townships,
at their primary meodug', nominate, each, a can.
candidate for Township Land Appraiser aud also
appoint delegates to tho Congressional Conven.
ton at Forest on Wednesday, the 18th Of Au.
gust, az follows;
Adams, 81 Bloom, 81 Big Spring, Il Clinton,
g. Eden, 81 Hopewell, 2i Jackson, 81 Loudon,
q Liberty, 81 Pleasant, q Reed, q; Scpio, Al,
Seneca, q Thompson, Venice, g.
These delegates, together with the othors,
should be duly reported and certified to tho Coun.
y Convention.
Tho prompt attendance Of every Republican,
at the township meetings, is earnestly requested,
LEANDER STEM,
J, X. HORD,
+. sPEILMAN,
}, NJ. STEVENS,
II. L. MCKEE,
Republican Central Committee.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
S935, 900
Bacgrus Journal.

Tue HER OF WAsuMaroN SELLING MS
BogEs' There is a report that Mr.. John
A Washington designs TO remove tho re.
mains Of the Father Of his Country from
Mount Vernon, previous to the transfer
Of the property TO the ladies' Of the Mount
Vernon Association. We arc prepared
for any manifestation Of meanuess upon
the part Of that individual. After the
cane speculation, and tho exhorbitant de-
mands he has mado upon the patriotic
association, we are ready to believe that
he would even sell tho bones Of his illus.
tnous ancestor TO some curious anatomist
The chief object Of the proposed purchase
is to secure the tomb Of Washington from
injury. Mount Vernon is Of little inter
est TO the association without il.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
Coptiyes RansOmed---siurder by IN,
Indians.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Dr. Forney,
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs for
Utah Informs the Interior Department
that the fifteen children belonging TO the
train Of emigrauts, who were murdered
a Sweetwater, had been found aud ran.
somed by the whites from the Indians.
EArly IN June, four Germans were muir
derod eighty miles from Salt Iaku City.
supposed by Indians, who, il was reborl'
ed We're creating difficulties on ihe south,
ern route TO California DR.. Il. intended
cation.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
Demooratio Eoonomv.

The following ara a few Of the items Of
LocoGoco Retreuohmeut as eyiuced in the
legislation Of last winter;
l. An adjourned session at an
expense Of a! least 100000
g The restoration Of the libra
ry tax 100000
3. Seven now Common Ploas
Judges, at a salary OF $500
each $4,000
4. An increase Of $500 on the
salaries of each Of the Com
mon Pleas Judges, (some
thirty in all, $4,000
8. Increase of salaries Of the
five Supreme Judges 6,OO0
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
Court of Common Pleas Seneca county
nEfo


William kuhVar.ra. AnTca Ionef.
THE defendant James TOnor will take notice that on
The "a day of neccmher, iei7s de pailin, Wv. Ed.
hvan, hied i petition n The above named against
o said dcientani, that e object and prayer Of pc.
tun g. 20 tcHovcf judgment against The said defendant f
bin made by the said defendant bcunna iato Anil sh,
l-j7 foe The Of twenty md eii00 doa paya.
BE y said plaintiff heafrr with interest thereon from
Apfl ST. 1857 and 10 subject ihc property Of sad'de.
fendan IN said Seuech county 10 paymont of such
udmrhii And that said defendant 70 redued 20 nntwcl
said petition ly o 18th day OF irpembue, A. d. iEf8
STEM & Johnson,
augGGw. D. r. 50 80. rlhinuns Atnruevs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
Cash FOR WHEAT!
nitch Notice.

NIE nontesdent or the lands living IN jackson
Township in the County Of Seneca and state Of Ohio,
lying In sections I3J) t6) t25) (26l and (g4) In said
Jackson township, county and afoeiaid hordby
notified that the Trustees 0f Jack Township IN said
comfy will meet the 10Th day Of September, 1855 at1O
o'clock A, said day at the house of Jacob icr in
iaid nwnship, ot lhe pusppse Of boating waeoute,
commencing whote Vol Cteek the township lno
In se.on tao In said Jackson township. ihenee nogheas
warlly and along te m0st naiupnl channel of Wolf
Creek through sections a1) (36) (Q5 800 and (2t)
wht said cyeek the line between JafksOu and
Abery townshps the the east line Of sec
don CsD In Loudon township and ihere terminate. N
JACOn ILER,
jy3O6wp.f 81 62. J.Y.JONES
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

WAsmNeros, July e8.-The President
before leaving for Bedford Springs am.
pointed John Nugent. Editor Of lho San
Francisco Herald, d,--who is now here
Agent 10 proceed 10 Frazer River 10 make
proper representations 10 citizens Of the
United States, with the view Of prevent.
ing collisions or outbreaks in that quar,er.
our Government being satisfied. from OH.
olal aud ether sources, that a liberal poli.
ey w'il 90 pursued towards them by the
British authorities.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

The report. that Judge w. v. Peck ran
on the American State ticket in 1856. is
incorrect Il was Daniel Peck Of Belmont
county.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

~ Hon. Edward Wade, Franklin T.
haehas and A. G Riddle are named by
thelf inends as candidates for Congress
IN ihe Cleveland District
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
MARIITED,

August 90, BY j. Keen, Esq, Mr.. OWN
cApwAlLApER and Miss r. A. GARDNER.
Al tte same time. by the ssme, Mr.. D. W.
GARpSiRa and Miss MAay ANN MoNorla.