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preserve It's contents In an accidental fire.
The subscribers nj all kinks of Boiler and
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AGENTS IL. W. KNOWLES. Richmond Y =; X +. lbs.
1fE l'cicrsbng Va; J. II. THOMPSON n Go, lync"hnrg
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31

NEW EKENFv DRESS GOODS AT A RE-
~ DUCTION OF ~ PER CENT.--JoHN ABHAHaMs has
frrn New York, with and choice
OF
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French lt,rrge Two Flounces
Nrw French Barge Robe Suitana
New Brrnch Barge Robe A Lee
New French Tissue Robe A Leg;
New Frcnrh rgoi lie bnuhlc Jupe;
Now French Organ, q Two Flounres;
New French Organize Hoc' Lee;
New French Jaconet Ij"nhle Jupe;
New French Chaniiiy Nantes
NV French NANTES;
New Frcnrh I.lk Manties
New French Cloak Shawls
Look ont for great bargains may Of dts
OsT-A GOLD PENCIL.- rhc finder will
4 he suitably rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
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4 IAN cniIin,, himself n. n. EEaSEa.
~ hired MARE IA the la r'DIsc! tn
be days. No. having rcurned, have "a
hricve he ha stolen the and crh1 sold fr WI
liberal reward his the of
DESCRIPTION She small brown Mar" tsunc pcr-
would cal her swinn.y her rist shoulder,
ant atnu, eight years ola.
div IANETTE WILL ANS
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HAIR JEWEIRY.-We have received two
Il hooks Of ratcs tor HAIR JEWELRY. Persons want
ing such will he shown variety Of styles by calling AT
We furnish It lower than the artc"
be bon hit elsewhere. j. WILLIAMS & SON
nN-dts
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Machines 45 Broadway. New York, and Ill Baltimore Street
Batinor".-A NEW STYLE PRICE s.H-tli.MMEkN -
EXTRA This mnchn" s'rs from two so"is as purchased
from the store. requiring rrwidug of thrrfd 1t Hens
r. Ia, fathers and Stitch in superior STYLE Is ing cHeh
by its "prrat"u with III recourse 10 Us" ttui ne
dr. Isl que by other machines II VIII ii better aud
than she works Tor
hJur. Send a circular.
j T. DAVIS 4 go Agents, lrnrhtnrv
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
The Great Confidence Man.

II Is curious that in all the plans Of the
President Tor raising the wind out of Con.
greSs he plays a kind Of confidence game
Tie wants thirty millions TO negotiate with
IN regard to Cuba; bu;, if you ask him in
what way, the reply is, Well, Just give
me your cou6dence-you'll see Z lie
asks the control Of the army and navy to
make war upon several neiphborinp te.
publics, because, says Mr. Beriamin. he
is in possession Of informotion that rem.
der that step peculiarly necessary. Only
give him your confidence,
But Il the President possesses secret in.
formation, why does he not communicate
It to the Senate, which, under the con.
stitulion. Is his rightCul adviser9 If he
knows ofa method by which tho stub.
born reluctance Of Spin to part with an
important province may be honestly over.
come, let him instruct his friends smong
the Senators to demand a secret session
of the Senate, aud impart his knowledge
II he is aware Of = condition Of Ihings In
Central America rendering the use Of the
army and navy instantly necessary. Lot
him tell the Senate and the Senate. doupt
less, after due consideration, would re.
spoud to his needs. But these intima.
lions through single senators-;hese dark
hints OF the neWspaper-theso induendos
from undersirappers-are not sufficient
For our parts, however, We do not be
lieye a word Of those suggestions as to
secret intelligence any more than we be.
lieve the stories Of the plausible getlemen
OF the streets, who present you a nice box.
and oifer, for a small sum, TO show Won
how you may end fortune in il. if Won
only know the secret. We do not believe
that the President is in the habit Of ret
ting more OF better information than tbe
rest of the public. Events that ought 10
be made The basis Of treaties or war nre
generally Of public occurrence. and as
they do not come to pass in corner, so
the knowledge Of them is not confined to
q few. II they should chance 10 be pri-
yaIe, we should for that reason suspeet
some mischief or wickedness in them.
1t is not without reason that the fra.
mers Of the Constitution made the Senate
the acvisers OF the President, and we trust
they will not be disposed to reinouish
their rights on any pretext Of conf
dence.-lN. Y. Evening Post.
ADRIAN. Mich, March e.--The remains
Of Ira J. Thurston, the 9ronaut who met
his death by his unfortunate ascension
from this city, on the 10th September
last, were accidentally found on Sunday
evening last. ahout ton miles north west |
from Toledo. and about ten miles from,
The place Of his second ascent. The re
mains were brought to this city and fully |
identified.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
Gan a Mothers Love be sup
plied

No thousand times, no ! By the
deep, earnest yearning Of my spirit for a
mothers love; By the weary, aching void
in my heart, by the restless, unsatisfied
wandering Of my affections ever seeking
an object on which to rest; by my in,
stincliye discernment Of the true material
love from the false -as would discern
between lifeless statue and breathing
man; by the hallowed emotions with
which ] cherish in the depths Of my heart
the vision Of a grass growa mound in a
quiet grave yard among the mountains.
by the reverence, the holy love; the feel
ing akin to idolatry with which nv
thoughts hoyerabout an angel from among
the seraphs Of Heavenly all these, an-
swer, no
Dear reader, haveyou a mother? Then
on your knee remember the Giyer of this
greatest earthly good, aud as you offer to
Him the incense Of a grateful heart, oh /
minglo with the oblation a prayer for
those to whose quiyering lips is pressed
the orphans bitter chalice l-Ruth Glen
ming.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
StIttttb 4ottrg
MARCH,.

The stormy March is come at last.
with wind aud cloud aud changing skies:
hear the rushing Of the blast
That through the snowy valley flies.
Az : passing few are they that sneak.
Wild stormy month in praise Of thee:
Yet, though thy winds are loud aud bleak,
Thou art welcome month to me.
For thou to northern lands again
The glad and glorius sun dost bring,
And thou hast Joined the gentle train
And wear'st the gente name Of Spring.
Aud in thy reign Of blast and storm.
Smiles many a long, bright sunny dav,
When thcchangcd winds are soft and warm
And heaven puts on the blue Of May.
When sing aloud the gushing rils,
And the full springs from frost se. free
That, brightly l,apiug down the hills,
Are first set out TO meet the sea.
The years departing beauty hides
VI wlntry storms the sullen threat;
But in thy sternest frown abides
A look Of kindly promise vet.
Thou bringest the hope Of those calm skics.
And that soft time Of sunny showers.
When the wide bloom on earth that lies
Seems Of a brighter world than ours.
[BRYANr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
The Waiting Assembly,.

The Legislature is waiting nov for
the report Of The Investigating Coms
mittee. lf we were an artist we wonld
get up wood out Of that Waiting AZ.
sembly." IL would be full Of ciuar box.
es and whiskey bottles, and seduction
bills and code tinkorugs, and marked
oards aud men travelling on their nerves
tally illustrating an the important acts
OF The session up to the point where they
commenced waiting
They want the report Of the commit.
toe so As to show that Gibson stole Tho
money and get votes for Democracy next
fall on that ground. We suppose I, ney.
er occurs to them, that tho people thinL
they arc stealing about a. fast as either
Breslin or Gibson did, and that for ev-
ory vote they will make for democracy IN
the hest aspect Of the report, they will
lose 4 hundred and more.
We are provoked AZ the Legislature for
F'h'ng with the party; and we are still
more provoked for them to think-as they
undoubtedly do, that they are foolipo
anybody. The people know all about "a,
Several papers in the State attemptib0 10
defend lhe Legislature, profess tfeat CON.
hdonce in The wisdom and ipiegritv 81
ths members, and say haf is enougb. IL
may be enough for editors and politicians,
but o., confidence does not satisfy tax payers.
IHEr want a quid pro quo for their mons
ey and not confidence in their employees.
They Hare up on confidence like JacL Fall
stan did on the security demanded for
his new suit Of velvet. A confidence
Legislature, truly. They would inspire
4 good deal more confidence in their in
.egr'ty' II they would show little Of il
by Keeping their promises, and putting an
end to their hbors.-. Ohio PofSioC
buchanan paper.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

REsiGEARGoN AND APPOINTMENT NJ
rHE GovERNoR. Col, James NJ. Ashley
yesterday rendered to Gov. Chase HE
resignation as aid'de camp to the Com.
mander-in- Chief.
Gov. Chase yesterday appointed aud
commissioned James NJ. Ashley. of Tn
cas- county. Commissary General oftbs
Volunteer Militia Of Ohio, with tbe rank
OF Brigadior General.
Major John Stevens. Of Huron county.
was yesterday appointed ani commits
stoned by the Governor, Engineering
Chief Of the Volunteer Militia Of Ohio,
with the rank Of Colonel Columbus
journal 10.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
Wedding in a Death Ohamber.

A correspondent writing from Vast
Union on the North Western Virginia
Railroad, says that wedding recently
took place in a death chamber, at Spring
Hill. near that place. Mr. Barr and Miss
Ripley were married whilst the father Of
the lady was lying a corpse. It appears
that that day had been set for the we'd
ding to take place. Mr.. Riplep was suf-
iering with consumption, aud expired on
that morning at 6 o'clock. The groom
proposed 10 put il of a few weeks, but
the bride insisted on It's takiOg place
Immediately. The wedding accordingly
took place At 9 O'Clock. over the corpse of
herfather.--[ Wdseling ht'lligsnesr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
The Chief Of Gang Of Counter.
feiters Arrested. $4,000 Dollars in
Bogus Coin and Bank Notes seized
...Llst Of the Gang Found.

BY Conductor Russell, Of the Cleve
land and Pittsburg Railroad, we learr
'ha particulars Of an important arrest
made Sunday morningiu Fssdalph. PORT.
age county. From Information received
on Saturday, Officers Hackelt and Miller
Of Ravenna, and Officers Townsend and
Wright, Of Akron, proceeded on Satur.
dag evening to Randolph. and on Sunday
morning (27th) succeeded in arresdng
one j. Webb. Of Salem, Columbiana Co.
with large quantity Of counterfeit mon
oy in his possession. consisting of ss..
06O in tens on the Forest City Bank of
Cleveland; 80, $50 on York Bank, Penn.
sylyaniNi s ,359 in bogus one and two
and half dollar gold pieces, aud S15 in
bogus quarters. There was also found
in his possession list of retail dealers in
counterfeit coin, who were probably Gus.
tom rs Of the prisoner.
Webb is said TO be a physician Of Sn-
lem, was evidently wholesale dealer in
spurious money, and was probably out
for the purpose Of supplying his custo-
mers. The officers entertain hopes of Sc
curing the plates and dies used in the
manufacture of the notes and ooin.-
Clsve Herald.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

RRTREScnMFSr-The government is
retronohed, EmphaIically, lis done; all
at one fell sWoop too. The Senate Of the
United States has passed a bill which
strikes out the allowance Of brevet pay to
Gen. Scott, which was voted him last
winter with the rank Of Lieutenant Gem
eral. as a mark of gratitude Of the nation
Tor his eminent services for nearly half n
century, and the glory achieved by our
army under his brilliant genaralship Il
is supposed that this astonishing faat win
remove the necessity for a revision Of the
tarilf, aud will replenish the treasury so
that thirty millions may be given to .he
President for the secret service without
feeling It. Who will say now that repub-
lies are uugrateful.-iStris journal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

DEsTRvcryE FIRE Ar MEArnIs.-- Losa
$3.50, ,O0o.-MRMPnIs. March "A Ere
last night caught in the cellar OF the Eagle
and Enquirer Office. burning half square
on Main street, including the Eagle and En-.
quirer, Avalanche, Ledger, Christian Ad-
yocate and the Presbyterian Sentinel Of
heesi Hutten d Clark, printers; thelstores
OF Messrs. Gilkey & Warren, Saiaans
4 Stratton, w. II. HUnt, N. Stllmap,
and Heinrich ~ Brothers. and the saloon
Of Joseph Teniel. Loss $3.50, coo, more
OF less insured.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

LIEuTENAsT-G T-GovEREoR.--Tho Hon.
Samuel A. Raymond, Of Lucas eodasy.
has been suggested by number Of our
contemporaries as candidate for the Office
of Lieutenant Governor. Mr.. RAY nond q
enc Of the true and active Republicans Of
the northwest, is gentleman Of talent,
energy and legislative experience. would
make thorough canYass, e nominated.
and would do credit to lhe station IL elect.
3D. Ssdfe JoUrRol.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
To Consumptivea

Ihe adyerier having been restored to health in fow
weeks, by very simple remedy aiiet .sv
years wiha severe Lung Aieciicn and that dread
laease' nsumpuon,is anxious To- make known TO h
euoW suheTers the meansof cure. Toal who desire il
We copy otthe nrecrp used free ofcborge)
MN a,ee9ns, preparing and nsiug the same, which
chihs, Sc. TIL only ohjectof the advertiser In ssnn
lne rrpuon 90 benefit the oGicted and he homes
ever snfertr viii Try his remedy IL will cost them
nothing and NAV pfave bessng, Parties ishirg ~,
prescription viii please address '''
REV .EDWARDA A. WILSON.
oetlS'lr Williamsburg I.ot Island
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

LEAvEEwoRrH CITT, March IA com
aission house in this city, yesterday, re
ceived from Clear Creek diggings, near
Longs Peak, nugget Of gold weighing
$50. The person who consigned il as a
apecimen, writing under date Of Feb. 0,
expresses himself entirely satisfied in his
success thus far, and in the prospects for
the future. Clear Greek is tributary
Of the South Platte. This city is throng-
ed with people bound for the mines.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

TORONTO. March SIN Parliament
last night, Hon. Mr.. Moore presented a pa
tition from Hon. John Young and Others
for an act Of incorporation for company
to connect this continent by submarine
telegraph with Great Britain via Green.
land, Iceland and Faro Islands.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

an nhv'loan of thirty year, practice NV pfineipsl
study mas been diseases Of females They have qcnetaliy
esWen ny best etors Obtaining the materials posing
Mar'halls Uterine Catolcon, was pleased win them
gave them fair trial. and found myself abundantv
n W my ormcr practice coud only mitigate The SWIM
toms Of about half the eases and could not cure one tes
Now can radcay cure at least seventeen In twenty and
mitigate the rest. eoasder Marshh Uterine totbbco
the greatest blessing 10 females have met with
j. n. WILLIAMS, VI. d., Charleston.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
GRAFFENBERG
PAmtLN MentcamEs.
Home Testimony.

H,RrvoRp, Trnu,bull Co.. o. March 7tb 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing In the CraiIp
9eg hedcincs of the past year and can truly say tat
nave never offered any medcines 70 the public that have
met win he decided appreciation or the neople like these
particularly The Pls anil Cstholicon They will re,dy
peHoun a and more than Us promised for them have SOLD
about my bottles Of the Cahocou the paJ scasop ami
heaf the best results On evcrv ease. '
}. H. e. Johnson, Medical Agent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

Jan Eastern editor says that a man
got himself IN trouble by marrying two
wives. A Western editor replies by as
surlng his contemporary that a good many
men in that section have done the same
thing by marrying one. A Northern edi-
tor retoTts; quite number Of his acquain-
iances found trouble enough by barely
promising to marry, without going any
further. A Southern editor saws that a
friend Of his was bothered enough bv
simply being found in company with an
other mans wife.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

Why do ladies fan themselves in hot
weather? That fresh PARTICLES Of air NAV
be brought in contact with their faces by
the action of tbs fan; and as every fresh
particle Of aiy absorbs some heat from The
skin. this constant change makes them
cool.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

-. . ksr bEnroun, Coshoctoh Co., NHy H. 1857.
mf. y b kingsley, sit-l have been selling the medi
Sne Of the Gfaenbefg Company for the las, wears and
hhVa'hoy i9und hem 70 gife good satisfaction; and
the pills have sold great many families siy a.
het tea and coffee, aud with my trade they have become
sap'e article Marshalls Uterine Cathocon u medicine
na IA, done great amount OF good 10 female disenscs
one lauy sold 10 told me she had received more benefit
rom ono bottle Than she dd rom long course OF nedion
Jan. !, 1858, JANts y,tsns
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

For Sale BY A; r. Van Doom, a. H. Snyder, ]. r.
Wooster Titfn; n, HAN. IoweH; Dr. p Yste, C,.sn
spriUg' VIM. tlubb, I.oii, s r. HuG Flat Rock, Vn,
Rininger Auicai D. Hoffman & Co. MeCuchenviusi l.
w, wing Adrani and by one agent IN an the principal
For Medicines or agencies address
II. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
As..a e.. NH.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

WAsmNoTcN, March 0.--Tke Posi-.
master. General died this morning at half
pas' nine. A quarter OF an hour previ.
Gus be was conscious and took leave of
his family. Last night the President had
a hnal interview and was affected to taars
During his occasional delirium the Post.
master General called for The bill. evi.
IDENTIFY ailuding to the defeated one hav-
ING reference to his Department. His
death oocasioned she utmost sorrow a.
mong all classes Of the community.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
ThURsDAr

Mr.. Hitchcock introduced bill puni.bine
persons who molost or interrupt religious meet
ings, singing, spelling or writing schools. 10
with fine and imprisonment.
Mr. Spcrry introduced bill to allov, hotL mar
Ties to testify IN eases where Il corporation is n
party whleh were pending when the Code Of
Civil Procedure took effect
Mr.. Stout introduced bill 10 repeal the law
Tor the Scfai-annual collection Of taxes.
n the House the following bills were nassed
Mr. Motifs bill topreveut Probate Judqes from
holding the Office Of Justice Of the Peace.
., MIR. Farrs bill, 10 require county auditors 10
me- gunerTlaora certificates without fees
mr' Canheld's Senate bill TO authorize associa .
tons Tor ths Improvement Of stock 10 become in.
Mr. Rogers bill rcpcaling the laws cxoinptins
hremcn from serving on juric1, and proydipS
service. 'N''
Me- Paige's bill. to relieve suretics Of exeeu.
bors and administrators.
Mr. Phelps Senate bill empowering Mr. Re-.
ceiver Clnypools 10 commence suit against Inc
Seneca County Bark 10 recover 10 the STATE tbe
assets Of said bank
IN The Senate, the morning session was oeeu
pied IN the discussion Of a resolution to nrint %
loO copies OF the report Of the treasury defalca.
hon commissioners. II was finally referred 10 n
select COMMITTEES to report as 10 the expense 70 be
incurred
The afternoon was spent in discussing bill
10 compel railroad companies 10 fence their roads
-STArE Journal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

Does a fan cool the airt No, It makes
the air hotter, by imparting to il the heat
Of our face; but II coOls our face by trans.
ferring It's beat TO the air;
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
THE TIFFIn rn1nnnr

IHk TIFFIN TRIBUNE
Is published on Friday sf sask wook. end fufs
hished 70 Subscribers al
$500 Per Annnm.
" fo mail subscribers afty cents OF ,he srm
Is temi'ted when The paper Is paidforiu advance
lFA failme TO notify discon,inuancs a., ,hs
END OF he time paid for, will be considered az
new engagement
lhsse terms will lbesirielly observed, ans ne
paper viii be discontinued until arroaiages srs
paid except AZ ihe option oftho publishers.
uJSu5sofibsrs running o q, aud not paving fsr
'oe,r papor'' will be entitled to, and fcroiyet
published certificate Of their dishonesty,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
WEDNESDAY.

Ia The House, Yesterday, the following bills
Mr. Y uinn's bill, supplementary 10 the AZ, en-.
titled ian act 10 make 1.-THE duty OF County Com.
mis- toners TO levy taxes for road purposes In Ger.
tain cases passed May /, 1854.
Mr. Jackson's bill 70 compel Railroad GONNA
sizes 10 build eulverts aud construct outlet ditch.
20 IN certain cases.
Mr.. Howo's bill 10 punish lresnasses on nublle
and other lands. This bin imprlsons worthless
devils who may be convicted OF Telling timber
without authority. Coon hunting scape grnccs
will take notice.
Senate bin, by Mr.. Smith, 10 allow the conn.
y clerks 20 issue suhpmnaa 10 the Sheriff OF snv
side. NY ~
Nc; Days bill to prohibit ihc carrying Of con.
Mr.. McEWens bill concerning records. The
ull 9u'hoUhes County Commissioners TO cause
transcribed.
MIR. Sehleichs Senate bill regulating The mode
OF appeal from Justices Courts 20 the Court Of
common Pleas in certain oases.
Inc following bills we're introduced,
70 give bonds. ''''>
Mr. Bagley, bin amending the law Authorls.
Ing ,he erection Of Houses OF Refuge.
Mr.. Wright, a bill providing FOR the election
OF road supervisors, BY the people OF the road
:. In the Senate, the Cincinnati Police bill was
discussed m nearly the whole day, aud finally pass.
ed by party vote.
Mr., Stafford introduced resolution proposlng
70 submit To- vote Of the people an amendment
70 the constitution prohibiting persons of African
descent from voting, which was ordered 10 be-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

=, DRowSEB. On Saturday afternoon,
Feb. 10, lad, the son of Clr Tsfoyo.
was drowned in Vernon river, near Ban.
ning's mill, while attempting 10 ford lbe
stream. 1t appears that Mr. Lorevor. and
son 30, had been on visit 10 friends In
Chesterville, and returning. found the
river very much swollen. Tho current
being very swift, the carriage eapsiEed
ana Mr. i. and the horses escaped to tLd
shore but the lad was borne by the cur.
rent beyond the reach of helm. TEe bodv
was recovered on Sunday some distance
below.-M. Vernon Republican.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

Inr LAND DHTGnuTroN Bit VErotD.
The President, sotting up his superior
Wisdom in opposition to the will Of tha
peoples representatives, and without lust
excuse has vetoed the bill distributing
lands equally to each Of tho States, to ala
inc cause OF agricultural and mechanical
education This Is really excellent bill.
ana Is the first attempt made by Congress
lor many years to give all the States alike
an o., equitable share in tho public lands.
Inc President doubtless prefers to have
the Pupllo domain squandered, as hereto
lore, for the benefit Of particular States.
ana 70 hid objects Of a less praiseworlhy
character, This is what might be oxpoei-
cd from that quarter Gin Ga-., eeM.