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CHAPTER XVIII.
The Last Rattle Won.

The word goes up and The world eoss down;
And the sunshine follows the rain;
And yesterday's smile and yesterday Is frown
Can never come back again, sweet wife,
Can never come back again" KiHgsty
Dr. Brodie, after his next consultation with
Edward, no longer avoided the girls, though he
spoke with caution. He told them that he
thought Herman's late severe illness might
have been a crisis in his disease, after which he
would be better than he had been for long
time. His case had heen, from first to last, a
very peculiar and perplexing one; but there
was now certainly very marked improvement
in his pulse and other symptoms. Let him
try, now," he concluded, doing as he likes
and having his own way He is prudent 1t
won't hurt him. 1t was loneliness, privation
and confinement, that made him i'll in the frs,
place. Now let him read, and see, and hear
and do, everything and everybody that he
pleases."
This was advice, which they were by nc
means sorry to follow Clara knelt for a mo-
ment in her chamber in tears of Joy, where she
had so often of late knet in tears of SORROW
she then went to Herman, and found him pill
lowed up in his easy chair, and arranging with
Constance-whose pale face was blushing and
smiling, oh, SO differently very charming
plan, which waited only for his brothers and
sisters concurrence.
They were to move up to town in few days.
They could 90 in steamboat with little IA
tigue; and change always did him good. He
thought, indeed that he had exerted himself
too little through the summer, and that it'would
be better for him, as soon as he could, to try
somewhat more exercise and variety in his way
of living. Then his wedding was to take place.
Then, as soon as the few necessary prepare
tons could be made, they were all to go to
Europe for few months. Edward and Clara
must be of the expedition, that they might help
the other two to enjoy it. and themselves enjoy
the contrast which it would make to their
former trip. Hermans stocks had risen greatly
within the last three years and his fortune, I'M
der the judicious and faithful management of
Mr.. Flint, had amounted again nearly to what
it was when he set out upon his quest He
could very well afford for a while to lie upon
his oars, as he said and if he was not, as he
hoped to be, restored at once by the voyage
and the sightseeing, Constance and he would
establish themselves quietly in some healthy,
airy, little home among the Alps or the Apen-
mines, and stay abroad for a year or two. Those
are fortunate who, in never playing when they
should work, and in working as hard as Her
man had been, do not forget how to play; they
have hundred pleasant resources left, even
when they can work no longer. His exhilara-
ton and gratitude, in view of this project drew
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The word goes up and The world oss down
And the sunshine follows the rain;
And esterday's smile aud yesierda, IS frown
Can never come back again, sweet wife,
Can never C, me back again. Ktdgstl
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NOTICE i hsrshy slvss tAaa ths s.Sssut1d
IL On ~ nth dey = Msvsatsr, a. p. ~ vi
"a u a =, 1 4
u ~ City . Keeknk, ri ssll - psllls s1ie p
10 hghat biddsr kor g ~ lellowing daaih
s.k seasi ~ B ~ = 8 81 s q ; m !
r. = :: g. :. n U Nh 4 :. ., !,
April =, 1850, sxssutsd By Jsscb DAshr aad Jshl
sii I, ~, . ~ ssss:1sa Z ::
curing the payment of three several pronissort
notes exssutsd b. thor to ]. g. Hughes for ~
purchase nd1kAy III 4hsa - Qnn1bss. bsing oat
sr 3s ..ss .s:s, AZ: r.. -. e., ss
p 81 ssSs! slls . "a: S,s! Sl f s = 4
which said nsts for III - 10 pest due, payaS and
.es.s esd .ss.ss y =.
Jacob Bashr and John Lsisy u said pfe.ises.
oAeks 4. laia4sAs Trs.nYs
lh0 III -
TsisI(;| -, = ! ! + S:,$ s a'!::.
Ksokak, the petition Of Faning 8 Higgins
claiming Of Nh. Rsnnsr. tho nAler Of noss,
4S1A aGainst plainta1a - spAspen n3spalA 4oteI
the suN of twelve hlndred ~ I; and cIatnin1
againSt j. II. Runner the 1of6cf6SSfS n 1nort1
Eagssgfeen - sestaA real eslnt6 % ~ sbity %
Keokuk said petition Representa- that platinum
aefs ata9AlSG1a "a jadsPsst q saif sosi
/ sfts n6srSE,3sd. y1A9rasysr ~ i NlaS&Pks
interest Ok Tia defendants b cut q, the property
sold, end for general rsltsf.
pAISN yos 1pbsif A1d answer - peatis1 On
q. Agtoea NJ eeeand day re- tn 44A1oxy tssnA
(1S6O) Of said Court, judgmsnt wflia6s rsndsssd
against you.
RANKIN. MILLER ENsTER,
Nsy. 6. 1Ssp-d Plt1s' Att,u,
YETNK WALK N0f1UE.
TTNO the unknown owners Of Lot 8, Block 81. and
j Ls4sl, 3 01n1 Q, 3lock, 81 fnsUlouunsi Al
dition 70 the City Of ksokuk You afe hereby no.
ttiihed6 hEs1f4ant Wgak In lTNItg 6 VuxsI
| Yective ~ q &xlnenG petrset, hfdslka1d ~
~ lsesnO~ nsAt, Sths 1Ams VIII - 4saSb -
CITY ~ yoss xpsDSss & 80
B. s. MERRIAM.
Clerk Of Council ef the City Of Ksokak.
Nov. 10. 1Bso-d1st
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pY virtue OF N Exseution 10 me directed. issued
- By ths tlsrk IF ths District Ccurt 81 said ooun-
y. IN 1eyos q A. HoanSS and against Henry
StrcnE John Early, :. H.. AllyA "a JohA slAi
edsf u ths lees 81 Nc CLERK = OLE q m Dis.
tfaci Cdart of Lee County, lows, Is KIokxk, il
said county. on ~ Dth 'daJ . rDecsmhsr, A. b
1882, between the hours Of ssel1sk :. n, -
o'clock P: p. Of said day. the believing property
la Gee. l6lSf snA II block l4s, ailiA ~ Il n
OF kstk1ag, Les oOGnty, Iowa. TAksn and levied
apon - tie property Of John Early to satisfy said
writ e creation. Wn& n. kKHOH,
Ksoknk, Noy.3, 1859. 6lsrtG Lac ca.
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sHEnIRFsS SALE.
STATE or IOWA, SIS.

by virtue Of special Execution 10 me directed,
~ iAsA BY tho Clerk q ths District CSurt OF
said county, In favor Of Amos H Brown and 4gafnst
Y. =. Carter, hsvs lsvisd aPsa, and Will sell TO
The highest bidder, It the door Of tho ClsSk Once
g the District Court Of Lee Couaty. Iowa. Il Kso-
xxx in said county, on the 9Th day 81 Decenbsr A.
2. 1889, bstwssn the hours Of o'clock :. M. and 4
osdlook p N. Of said day, tho following property,
to-wit: Lot No. ten {le) In block ens hnndrea end
eighty (lS0), In the city Of Ksokuk, Lee county
Iowa. Taken and levied apon - the property Of
D. B. Carter, to sAtiafy saS1 writ OF execution.
6AH WIN. III. LEECH.
Sheriff Of Lee County.
Keokuk, Nov. B, 1850 nv4d
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Nty and C0aAty IL New Ton, u. Dr.. 0ALurIi
+D.0mnu hstnk d9s3 t4ug1 aeposse md ssys shai
he nAaeted khe kls6eIs pas a1d tASAaGsd al the
ssRste} u ~ 1T JJoha gttpu, Ksq !,
No. III Net nh 81, NV Iork, whc tas cursd 81
very painisI iIlAsD u - DssRiaO oil, hsu row
the depoasnt said Gil, waA Ssovss 10 Is the idsnI
teal Oil 1e4AM ~ dpeonente and farther, thai
ssayy imR4 ftAnt cure nads Nc pAst thsse Of font
years b. Risotfic OH, ~ nls 81 -. Saith = Uil
0AIusk = 1nyeaj n. D.. PhiIa. I
Sworn 10 befogD M &hie M deovofsApril, lSto.
DAnER. 4is1xG, Mayor. /
10 .u1as1BTkt-Ln-6 SMITH H2lDoU II or
y = yA)nehla ard soethins remedy - IN. hands oi
Dsnt3stL Al Shoald tvy Il Tor III II ~ u thsii
patfoAS. 0kny Dsntisss ny VksS Weed ~ 81
witAsaA ttt0dI 1nilsye nns uho know Il would
ssx. ssss 80 ~ Genuine xlsetxis gOil-DrI
Du- Bsnns.. , ckaEsss psrkaps the bss. Dentist
in he West, tlc11DA 'ns1S doss ~ the aa4s Jsnol
CharieM 49,, g. ksuisl, nay: "Dv. Smith /: ",
hAsS tfjsd yS6E 1k0CEAlo OH il eevsrel nssrsj
~ casee, 4lso o inAansa gums, and ~ think i
possesses quAh60 s1psriw - - J eonbination tn
- Ons 70 go neti6e Auging ~ ypaus msceics,
Dr.. 1AtoA, 0eatfst, 81 KlnirA, writes thet cor
bottle q p. eniaAi lINCIRxc all Nd not onl,
esrs1 in 90 day - sazbsncls On liz noaa ~ 10;
Instantly dxrA o. q hta Ratianta m nxars Nss
1s.61s worth wus sola il ii. Jes,ph ii ! ~,
Dr.. S41IA - ~ oen1u1ted frsS.
q. A.yOA1tLs u. q. 1RADEN, ]. 81. HOOP
KR, uuC4toT ! BRO. 1sShss, Ksskak.
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OriginaI Nosice.


To Dsniei OsRsgAn and Mary O,Rsrap his wife .
VoU and saoh u you ars hereby sotiAsd that
- there !. nov on f!s in the oihee q ~ El)rk
OF the District Court Of Lee County, lows, r1Eort
Madison, petition Of Martin 6161brd ehiminx
Of you the foreclosurs Of mofttaee ~ Lot -
Block 1913 In the city Of Ksokuk, Lssccan{Y, lows.
said mortgage having bean made ind d113Snrod ~
you to the sid StaOrd 70 secure ~ paylbVnt Of
note 70 him given and made payabls - Daniel
O'RegAn ninsty days from Tshf1asy I, ~, (tbs
ffty dollarsj said petition pssyine for dgmslt
against said Daniel Regain foe aid sUy With IN
tsrcst from May 18th, 1859, and thst suid realty
may b sold BY special execution n p6ymonf there
OF that all equity Of redemption u ds41ndants y
forever torseadpsd md harFsd. snd ~ general r.
lief. As ~ ra@sI41z
now thsfs1crs unlsss you appear and answer
rid petition On or bsfore the second ~ 81 -
next term Of sAM soart, - hagin on the Ant Ms1-
dayof Dses.hsr, lse1s jAdcnsnt VIII - ssadlTsd
sEsass yac sas.scn P.o e.!s.s: I'D! II Il
Ba~ 0uRx16, 61kkM0RD = CUR1Is,
Il Aue. ., l66o.AR ne s Hnle. - Rntikinnsr
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KANKIN, MILLER ENBTER,
Nsy. &, l06q-d Plt1h' Alta.
Miafs1ippt Valley lEHrsery.
WRsTERN GaOwN T1kEo ROw

!" IT H several ysaes
w experience the Pro-
prietOr can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A. d
~1uAAERXs 4scaisss-
~, mi fn1Ad - SHeseaA
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra sise, sd
have produced me sfeei-
mems Of fruit the past Sea-
/ IN. These intenssted are
invited ts ell and sx-
anime for tAt1nSeives.
A-AA 49, NJ
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LIE COUNTY u M NJ N.7EE18#
nY virtue Of ! sps1kxl sxSsuticn to me directed,
~ bsssa ~ No elak II the Dstsies Cent pl
-, cod A9AiAss Holt, -. o.. end II. r. GAsrts
win sell 70 the highest biddsr q ~ o6or Sf th;
Clerk e o@oc Of the Distriat Court 1t L. utsntx
lows, 1t Ksoklk insaA Ouafy, n the 14th day 81
Dsssmhsf, ~ y 80, uAetvssa ~ slpun f<r
o'clock =. n. and O'Clock p. =. a I'D 40, Ah(
following property. tssSits III eIoaal. bstidinel
and 6xtAfes ana neehinssy q Nhe De- Ke1n0 Y 81,
ley PleMiag NIL AitnAAs1 II Ksokuky IsAsDunty
lows, described = foflsns tosNikAo 81 neEfYUnt s.
1Ao feet deep, bsinG YafN 20 la1a and
10, block % In - cd imisa - ~ dig 81 K1okuk
Sold by order Of Court - the psUpestv nG Holt
Bro. D Co., to satisfy said wrik q axanatinn.
Ksokuk, Nov. -, 1859. slgfatYsRg hut{g
WA. IT. LHnQH.
nov74d 6hss1G1t 80 County.
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~ ~ & az ~, - = q ~ ~ I'll =
So s.,a. q ---sf sF a
,, !. o. Tt. ss.i 4; =. 81 y
.iais@A fDsfoct HnH0E1m11e4
.'aad " ~ u 10 81 N
HARDWARIAND OUfLEKY.
M. r. W. ~, xUE1k1U
rwrORT1&e Arb Vu6k lYIY MS Arsnra
=. =, ~ : e735J = +.
1seslesl iIs1sje 800 i1kssss 80
~. sens. -. 1.,, lS,ns ~. -.
~ sssSE y IL sssssst J. pr I'LL
sa4 80 n ~ p STS1s - d -
-, no.anva Il" 92.f ~ 1sSirrA.
- --.--r-z----
M naa,1 {9,Fs7 - q Inracs12 !
@ntu1 ns.1s No. - 80 g 81
SIC -. - - 1D0>'-.
! 4 4 ~ aIoT1La--1 49, ssssk q 11s
q eassaetps go lev 81. 80. $3.50
152zTFs7tatv.xrr,l 49, : !; s = .;.:
aaZls - 9. W.4X,1UcK1a.
-. - : slIsa 70 rrc,;;,ss.
/ W1E tress s9ts s4s a /
-" !issrise
;, !. oo ..,s. - = '''.'A--. '.p's'~ .r''@s
415llsllAs
11tts1
I:gsaasr With 161a.sa! Assftnsst II ether sain
ss,s.,e se1'i;''' TT 10c ~
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ysasA, Piss a1A oA&ry Issss, stG16t oaanunoa q
berry, Raspbsrry and Blackberry t1sAss, toestRss
with 1vsrgrssns and OEnansntal Shrvkbery, VIII
receive prompt and faithful aetsnt4on. ~ ~
Trees dsiivsrsd IN any past q ~ city ffss u
charge. sl48ts 41FfysFF4E n + a844f
NurssYy Grounds In The western mart Of the
City, on Des Msins Avsnue.
&A6nAss g. o. HILTON,
Late Hubbsll Hilton.)
Ksokuk, Bspt.6, lS5S-d4w
"Lss thon nov laagh Who never hnghsd bsfors
And those who alMays lasghsa uswlaaGk ~ nan.
An ExtingulnAex 1O'sAe senglue Dew
ils,1 ~ D0v1Is - any C\tsr.
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CRlEnss EnkNcH-EN0LIDa DIO
49, aS'4@' = s5isDiI. szoxrIr1,a y.
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sHERIrGss SALE.
STATE OF IOWA; I %

Ksokuk, Nov. ., 1sso-nv4d
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
AFRAID nf tho Llrht.

The democratic minority In the Ohio
Legislature have been guilty Of very
mean. cowArdly trick, in refusing to
print. along with the Treasury Report,
she accompanying letter Of Gov. Chase.
The letter is couched in very gentleman
ly terms and simply expresses tho opin.
ion Of the Governor, that the Legislature
had no constitutional right to appoint tho
Commission. In .his tho Governor is
right, The democracy are afraid to let
this letter go before the people nd,thoro.
fore, they have suppressed It's publication
by party vote. Paine voted along with
them, to keep the facts from the people,
Another characteristic act Of Ohio De-
moeracy is their refusal TO let the tesii-
mony 60 out to the people, along with
the Report, that they may judge for
themselves, as to the facts IN the case
The Republicans, to a mau, voted to let
the testimony 60 10 tie people. but the
Democrats voted Z dolon. They are afraid
Of the light. They dare not let the peo-
plo read the evidence and draw their own
conclusions. The people must only be
permitted to read The one'siled report.
made out contrary to the evidence, Peo-
pie Of Seneca county, you who are par
ticularly interested in this matter, remem-
bsr that J, w. Paine voted to keep you
ia the dark, as regards the testimony in
this case. He is not willing to let tho
facts 60 before his oons,i uenis.
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HOW he Wrlngles.

A throo.lno item iu the Tribune Of
weok before last had, itappcars, power
ful effect on our noighbor Of the AdOcr.
User. Inst week, ho pitched aud foamod
Ikea bovine masculine in "hy-timc," b" and
gave vent to his "phoelinks" in a column
or two Of abuse and slang about us IN
particular and the Republican party 10
general. We must be little more care
rul. hereafter, how weallulo to our neigh-
boris politics and "draw il li.tlo mild.
rrn
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VWEN 1N"TNNN'WT'I
NJ, h. BANFtELD.

WAsurSeroN, March i0,-Tho POST
master Generals remains lay in state this
morning in tho East room Of tho Presi-
deut's house, aud crowds lhronged thi,h'
er, Tho services commenced at noon.
The funeral address was delivered by
Rev Mr., Cranberry, of the Southern
Methodist Church, The President, his
Cabinet, the distinguished gentlemen con-
nected with all the branches Of the Gov-
ernment, the relatives Of the deceased,
and others were present, together with
tho diplomatic corps, who we're in full
oour, dress The procession WAS very
long, being formed of public and private
carriages, While the cortege was NOV
ing. bells were tolled and minute guns
6aed, Tho pavemenis were lined with
spectators. The co pse was deposited in
the Congressional ceme,ery, to be here
after removed to Tennessee,
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tCor'ipondence efihe Milwaukee sentinel.l
Not all Gold that Glitters.
pLArrr VAlIrY. N. r., Feb. 4

PLATTE VALLEY, N. r., Feb. i8.
To THE EDlToRs or SENTINEL Gentle
men IL left Wisconsin last summer, with
the intention Of going to California. l
came rs far last fall as there was any set
Elements, where | could get feed for my
self and teams to winter on; and as have
a number OF letters Of inquiry from ao-
quaintances in Wisconsin respecting the
Cherry Creek and Pixies Peak gold Dig
gngs. and as l believe il to be one of the
greatest humbugs Of the day. | wish to
answer them one and all, that they had
better wait until something more than the
color can be found. Stopping, as l am,
hero, on the main and almost only road
10 the mines, have had good chance
To learn what is Going,,t he minps,as there
are men coming down almost every day,
mpletely discouraged and glad to get
back | saw five men from there yester-
day, that left the mines on the 10th JAM
uary, Two Of them were from Wiscon-
SIN, one from Columbia county, who Art
home on the 4th Of November last; the
other from Richmond county. The lat
ter had been there two months aud a hah
and said be- labured hard all the time, and
had not realized enough to pay Tor the
clothes worn out while engaged. He
stated to me that there were thirty or
forty Of them prospecting for four weeks
faithfully, and did not get Eve dollars
amongst tho whole Of them.
Il is generally believed among the re-
turned miners, that about one.half Of the
letters that are published IN the border
papers, purporIing to be written At the
mines, are counterfeit, and II is perfectly
ridiculous to impose upon the public in
that way, and they should be exposed.
The only probability of doing anything
there in shs Spring, is in finding gold in
the mountains,
Yours respectfully.
NJ r.. BANFIKLD.
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All Hail! Mew Hampehlre.

The Republicans Of Now Hampshire
have done nobly. They have not only
elected their Governor by about 1000
minority. aud largo majority Of both
bfanchcsof The Legislature, but have elect
ed On cntiro Republican delegation to
Congress, by largo majortios. Connect
icut win follow her example on tho 4lh Of
April.
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CondILIon of tha 2. 0. popartmont. B


Since the deoeeso Of p. NJ General
Brown, sn examination has been made
inlo the financial condition Of the De-
partmont. II disoloses the most glaring
abuses aud Encouragement. Tie pres
ent deficiency is esiimsled at FIVE or six
millions for which Congress has mndo
no provision. The only way TO keep the
Department going Is to cur,ail the mails,
to tho great damage Of the country, or ap-
Propriato the public money without au-
lhori,y Of law, or oso call an extra sos.
sion Of Congress. tits said the President
wall DO the latter and that the extra ses.
sion will be called to meet in August
Tho Democracy arc clearly responsible
for this state Of affairs, for they defeated
tie regular Appropriation bull.
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Nav Pnlt maaler aoneral.

Joseph Holt Of KY lato Commissioner
Of Paleota, has been appointed and con.
Grmod Post Master General, ia place Of
Gov Brown, whose deceaso wo noticed
last week. Tho appointment is raid to
DO good one Mr. Holt has already
been sworn in aud has assumed tho du.
ties Of his office,
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Thurston Found.

The remains Of Thurston, the lost
nronaui, who was carried up in bal
loon from Adrian, Mich, last fall, were
found, last week, about miles south.
west Of Toledo, in n lhicbot. lie doubt
less foll from great height, as his bones
woro oil broken into pieces.
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NEW ApVERT1sRmENTs.

nTe'H tisll Allen af Mansfed Ohio ar' now man.
lfl uinciuna DE above maenncs ta hHyc had
urea yccft experience andhaye ptcd uemgyss superior
10 ahv other marhiur manufactured IN Tho tulad Ftatrs
No ohcr mnchinc OF s age cvctpflc1red mmnny natcr
or Bunrrr They eaHitr, have mot ono particle Of
side ffturt made stronger, and will do more work
with thr Ianir power than any other Mind Our machine
hos two trivrg whccs, intctd ot onr, very prominent
lonirfe' They have trkcn h1 umitmt % gu The State
& County Fhln whtre exhibited. They viii NOW from
esht to eon arrss et dy with span of horses, and
W resp nush other rrchIno, and Do twith css
power orr AGENT ID. 80 Msuh it now onEueod in can
wasting fcnrca -uudutsy COMMITTEES wha ample NJ nur
machine and w he happy Co i0f0 your orlrf Which viii
racrivr prompt rftcu1 said machines have hccn much
improved since lave and made of the best
tcrais. Han 4 Allen N1n-dcf OiHo. mhta- On
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That Report


We have, sf,sr much perseverance ard
bodily aud mental or:uro, wormad our
way through the columns OF that interim
iaable locumeut-ihe Treasury Invesli-
es,ion Report, and our greatest wonder
l.. that so much could be said to so lit
te purpose. What is wanting il ipoiut
Of fact. is moro chan made up IN length
aud fuenoy Of style. Such talent should
no. be allowed to lie idle, but should be
made available for tho columns Of the
New York Ledger This great Demo.
cratic Novel" throws Sylyauus Cobb j,,
Emerson Bennett and Edward Everett
entirely IN tho shade Tho Committee
have a happy faculty Of oupPlying any
deficiency ia testimony with opinions Of
their own, aud vague conj"olurcs and sus
picions are freely rcsoriel to, in tie ab.
rence Of positive facts. The testimony
has been warped and twisted, and even
perverted aud lalsiGed, to suit The prcoon-
ceived, partisan design Of The Report;
and innocent, disiu,ercs,ed parties ore
dragged in and attempted to DO made ao-
tors in tho drama. Even Gov Chase,
Auditor Wright and Treasurer Stone,
without the shadow Of testimony, are
sought to be brough. in in disreputable
connection. while Sam Medaiy. Gov.
Medill, Judge Thurman and others, in
terosted, no doubt with Broslin in his
peculalions and who did all they could
to shield him from tho public, are passed
hy without notice Even the testimony
OF Tom Ford. m enemy Of Gibson's,
which does not appear 70 bo entitled 10
much credit, is gabled aud manipulated
by the Committee to suit their partisan
designs. Although tie testimony, not
only Of Breslin himsolf, but Of other cor
roberating witnesses shows clearly that he
is tho principal deiaulior, an attempt is
made to whi,owash his character aud
make him appear the victim u misplaced
confidence aud a set Of bank gourmands,
while Bliss defaleation is swollod to the
highest conceivable point and every
charge, imaginary and real, that could
possibly be trumpod up against Gibson,
is made use Of and paraded with great
flourish OF trumpels. Bresliu is tho poor
misguided victim. but Gibson is the calm
deliberated scouudroll--such 10 tho spir-
Il Of the Report. Tho Report, however
Is not without its merits. II is tho ro'
suit Of great labor and patience, bu. II is
entirely unsatisfactory anil. aside from
Broslin's own statement. reveals few facts
not heretofore known; whilo the party
bias. attempted to bo given it, woakcus
its force very materially. 1t is however
a harmless document, for its length will
prevent il from being extensively read.
We arc inclined to believe, that, if0ny
body knows anything about tho Delalca
tion, except Breslin and Gibson them
selves. it is Morgan and EdgOr,on, two
members Of the Committee. Morgan was
Auditor Of State during Breslin's admin
istation and ran on tho same ticket with
him, knowing that he was doaulter;
and Edgerion was Transfer Agent Of tho
State At New York, under Bresin. Let
these facts also so to the people,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
Gormans, look at This.

Every Democrat in tho Ohio Lcgisla-
ture, Paine included, voted cgaiasi print
irg tho testimony, accompanying the
Treasury Dcmloation Report, in German,
while every Republican voted IN favor Of
IT, Let tho German voters Of Seneca coun-
" think OF those things,