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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

and nays, the clerk calling the roll thirty
times in one day. This bill very nate
rally reduces the expenses attending the
management Of the Public Works, but
fear that a system Of ssrie, economy can
sever be practically enforced while un-
der State control A proposition for
leasing for term Of ten years for the sum
Of 100000 is under favorable eonsidera.
ton at this time.
l sec that the A Adperiissf reports me ne
ono Of the abscntees on the adjournment
vote, and exultingly makes iis own pceu.
liar comments. Ihsvo no complaints to
make, not being very sensitive to urwspa-
per ssPersions, and csreing but little for
unfounded charges from any source what
ever. To set all parties right, here are
the facts. When Mr. Nigh offered his
Resolution for adjournment on she s6,h
inst, 70 ropssemble on tho lst Monday Of
January 1861, I was in my seat and did
not leave il, nor dodge a single vote, but
voted as believed my constituents dc.
sired their Representatives should vote.
Br. Robinson offered an amendment that
the adjournment on the 26th should be
sINE DIE. 4. On this anne ndment voted IN
the qbfrmoiius, The amendment failed
The final vote on the original Resolution
was then taken, when promptly voted,
and voted in the negative, and so the re-
cord shOwai the journal tells the whole
story, there's no dodging there. I am
sorry TO spoil pet editorial, but truth
has never been noted for sympathy and
to her dictates all must submit with be-
coming resignation.
The Senate has passed the general ap-
preparation bill. II will soon be discussed
in the House. There was some futtor-
ing in the Senate on tho appropriation
for the Legislative visit, but good faith re-
quires that it should be puid, although the
amount exceeds the original Resolution
near $500. In the Senate the items
were called for when Jones Of Delaware
told good story Of his friend in Pioka-
way huving run up bill at a grocery
On settlement the items were demanded.
This ustoushod the Dutch grocery keep
er. "Items, der hell, Shorgo! dere ish
no items, ShOrgo, but oysters and vhis-
key" This brief list Of Georges items,
will hardly embrace all the Legislative
items. Sundries at least should bo ad-
ded, leaving to the Imagination to suggest
what they might possibly be; but, in the
language Of Mr.. Tannehill Of Holmes, no.
body but "sculluwng unfit to be called
a man" will find fault with that Union
saving visit. l win stop for fear that |
may get into fault finding strain.
Respectfully,
GIDEON JONES.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
HOUSE,

Mr. Stanton asked leave 10 introduce a
resolution requesting the President TO in
form the House whether the r, ,ecnt cap
ture of two Mexican vessels 10 or near
the port Of Vera Cruz, by the U. s, slosp
Of war Saratoga, was In pursuance OF the
srder Of the President or Seer tary OF
the Navy, or whether the act Of the ofii-
GERS in command Of the Saratoga has
been or will bo approved by the presi-
deut; also that the President be request
ed, If not incompatible with the public
service, 10 communicate copies Of all or.
dcrs or Instructions under which the yes.
els in the Gulf of Mexico uro acting.
Mr.. Crawford objected TO the instruc
tons Of the resolution.
The House then resumed the consider
alton Of III, resolutions reported from III,
Committee ON Elections in the Sickle
case.
Mfr. slcklos spoke in fayer Of his righ
| to seat.
Me- Dawes replied in favor Of his op
ponent Mr.. Williamson.
Mr.. Branch moved to table the Who'll,
subject, Lost.
Tho resolution as reported by the Com
mttoe, requiring Mr.. Williamson to serve
on Mr.. Sicklos withint>n days, purtic.
ular statement Of the grounds Of tho con
tcst, aud that Mr., Sickles, serve answer
within twenty days thereafter, aud that
both parties be allowed sixty days 10 take
testimony in support of their separate al
legations, were adoptcd-SO against Ga.
Adjourned.
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Congregational.
WAsmNerOs. Mar "a,
sUNArr.

Mr.. Trumbull presented the proceed
ings Of the Board Of Trudc at Chicaro.
asking for an Assuy Office.
Mr.. Mason presented the re iolutions
Of the General Assembly OF Virginia, in
regard 70 the bounty land warrants to
Virginians engaged in the Revolution.
Mr.. Green introduced resolution re-
qucsting the President 70 communicate 20
the Senate the correspondence between
the Judges OF Utah and the Attorney
General or the President, iu regard to the
legal proceedings and ofaifs.
Mr.. Bayard, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported back the bill for the pro
lection Of female passengers on board
steamships aud other vessels. II was
passed.
THIS is the same bill that has passed
the House,
There il an "out" here in the copy
furnished the Agent Of the Associated
Press In this city by hia Tcieeraphic
Correspondent, II appears from what
follows that the Senate took up the bill
to regulate the Public Printing. g.---EDs.
GAz.
After debate, an amendment By Mr..
nsmlip, making the reduction 20 per cent
on the present prices, was agreed TO, a.
was also an amendment ohcrcd by Mr..
Fitch, that the reduction shall apply 10
all the printing Of the pr, sent Congress,
except the post office blanks. The bill
was then passed.
Mr Mallory gave notice that on Friday
he would call up the bill 10 increase and
regulate the pay Of the Navy.
Me. Hale offered resolution, which
was adopted, that the President Of the
United States inform the Senate " any
instructions have been given to the Off
GERS OF the Navy, by which, IN any event,
the naval forces Of United States were u
take part In the civil war in Mexico, and
by what auth rity certain Mexican steam
era were captured, and their officers and
crew made prisoners.
The Florida Claims bin was debated al
some length, andpostponcd till the 10th
Of April.
The Homestead bill was taken up.
Adjourned.
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under tho heading Of "sound policy and
fair desling," uses this language;
1.-THE Northern Democracy arc, as wo
believe they are, true and faithful 10 the
constitutional rights Of the South, let
their Delegates to Charleston adopt, with
out question or dispute the platform OF
principles which the Southern Slotes may
present, and thus quiet forever the charg-
e. and insinuouons ofuusoundness level
ed At them BY the Southern Opposition;
which charges 80 much embRrrass the
canvass In every Southern State.
But to have a full understanding Of
this new "se, Of desPotisu," and espee-
tally the bearing Il is intended to have
on Douglns' prospects for a nomination
at Charleston, Il may be necessary to re-
yive in the recollection Of the reader the
contents Of letter written BY the Little
Giant" in June, 1889 To this end we
reproduce the letter entire, which is in
the followin words.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1859.
MY DEAR SRA; have received your
letter inquiring whether my friends arc
~ liberty 20 present my name 10 the
Charlcbton Convention for the Presidcn.
tial nomination.
Before the question can be finally dc.
tormined, Il will be necessary 10 under.
stand distinctly upon what issuea the
canvass il 10 be conducted If(as have
full faith they will) the Democratic par.
" shall determine in the Presidential Q.
lection Of 1860 10 adhere TO the pIinci.
pies embodied In the Compromisc meas.
ures Of 1850, aud ratified by the peoele In
the Presidential election Of 1859, and re.
affirmed IN the Kansas.N obraska act oil
1854, and incorporated into the Cinein.
natl platform Of ls56---Hs expounded by
Mr. buchanan in his letter accepting th
nomination, and approved by the people
in his elcction--in that event, my friends
will be at liberty TO present my name "a
the ConYention, II they sec proper TO dc
so.
Tlf, on tho contrary, Il shall DO the pol
icy Of the Democratic party (Which
cannot antioipate) TO repudiate thes,
time honored principles, on which we
have achieved somany patriotic triumphi
and in lieu Of Convention shall inter,
polute into the creed Of the party sucf
new issues a. the revival OF the African
slave trade, or Congressional sidUs cod,
for he Territories, or the doctrine thai
the Constitution Of the United States
either establishes or prohibits slavery il
the Territories, beyond the power Of tho
p ople legally to control il a. other prop
crt, lit is due to candor to say that, IL
such an event, | could not accept IN,
nomination il rendered o me.
s. A. DOUGLAS.
To J. d. Dom, Esq, Dubuque, Iowa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

01TThe ehiyairOus medical students Of
the Quaker City recently attempted to
stop the play Of the @Octoroon" in that
city, At the Arch street Theater, but the
arrest and eonhnment Of half a dozen IN
tke station house cooled off the ar
dents.
OrThe Hsrper's Ferry Committee il
about 70 fall 90 pieces. 1t is doing moth
ing and has done nothing, In the Ian
guage or the telegraph, "nothing Of spec
ial interest has been eIieted." Itis stated
il win cost the country about 100000.
But Of course il is all right. The South
demanded IL, and should il have been 70.
fused, tho poor, tOttering Union might
hay eSuGsrod
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Thc monestcad.

The success of this great measure ia
he popular brach Of the National legls.
latnre, which has hocn announced by
telegraph, is hailed with joy throughout
the country. Il remains with the Senate
TO either concur Ia tbc action ofthe house
or take the responsibility Of defeating il.
The New York Tribune thus announces
the passage Of the bill ID the House Of
Representatives
"The friends Of free labor throughout
the Union will send up a vote Of Joy on
learning thDt the House of r pr, senta.
lives, on Monday, by the decisive yats Of
ia yeas to 06 nays, passed the Ilome-
lead bill We would fam indulge the
hope that this wise and boneio nj meas
uro will yet receive The approval Of tho
Senate, aud safely pass the ordeal OF tho
Executive veto. The vote upon the bill
is significant OF the ia yeas, % are
Buchanan Demoorats,6 g are Auti-Leromp-
ton Democrats, (BriRgs) il a North A.
merican, and 50 are Republicans. Only
ono is from a Slave State, Craig Of Mis-
souri,. OF the 90 nays, all are from tha
Slave St0tes, except one. tn y Ofc0urso
are chiefly Dsm4crRts. The z esent-
alive from the free States, who voted a.
gainst this boon Of cree labOring men is
william Montgomery, Of Pennsylvania.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

THE PRoFosED GRAND EDroarAI Ex-
cuRsON Notice has been made Of hto
of grand Editorial Excursion 20 WASH
ington, Baltimore, &e., during the present
session Of Congress.
The genera programme has just trane-
pired and is us folluWs: Hhe excursion
was planned BY the baltimore aud Ohio
Road, and the arrangements have bech
joined IL by over thirty roads extending
through the West and South. The az
81 o Is t1 invite every Editor 10 the West
aud Southwest. who may desire 10 IN ia
the excursion, each one Of whom viii BE-
entitled TO tGkc a lady, Tho poriy viii
meet as far SO possible, az Wheeling on
Friday, the 18Th OF April next, which
place the special train viii leuve at
o'clock, A. H., stopping for dinner ui the
Compauy's new hosfl % Gralion June
tion, and reaching Cumberland n tilaa
for supper About two mearod milcn ~
the western portion OF the Road Will be-
seen hy daylight with on rs grand ard
magnificent scenery. Prom Cumberland
those of the company Fs.o Wish. wllltito
the expsess train, wiihalocping ceff, als
rivlng in Baltimore or Washington IN
time for breakfast Saturday mornnrl
while tho Femaiador piil ro In the w.
cial tain on Saturday moIlir4 nff|t'nn
IN naltimorc of WasbiuoionIn simn fr
tea. OF COURSE DE Nha'c egctralon. -
flr Is Railroads are c4acoiatd s. frrc io
tho invited Editorial lerf 'ye1Qeq-
Those who receive a ticket arf cannot
70 a iliis tinc, win fndtae e.ne corrinr
sy exiendfd 10 thgsH al any dieo drtinE
ss sstss ~ g ti0lr
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A Bolt the only Hope for Doug
lns.
A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune writes:

A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune writes;
feel constrained to reiteratc the state
ment that Douglas chance for the
Charleston nomination is not considered
here to be worth much, if anything
among the best informed. His late
speech in the Senate, which was calmly
and iudicially characterized in recent
telcgrapho dispatch to the Tribune, but
which Characterization, like all truths,
has met with resistance from a contcm-
porarG journal, did not advance his pros
p.cts In the least. On the contrary, il
repellod by It's coarseness and lowness of
tone, influences which the author would
desire TO conciliate. But nosingle speech,
by any Presidential candidate on any side,
at this period Of the cont st. has more
than feathers weight In the scale in
influencing the elements that will deter
mine his fate. Mr. Douglas was DOOM
cd man the day he robelled on Locompton.
That doom will be incxor6bly carried out.
The only political refuge OF the Popular
Sovereignty men that he heads, will prob
ably be found to be in an independent
electoral ticket in the free States. The
signs Of the times indicate this result
II the members OF the Popular Sovereign
ity pa " do not feel equal 10 facing tlh,
contingency, we would Hffeetionately
counsel them to do nothing that will de-
ny th m shelf r under the roof Of their
antagonists within their own party organ
cation The storm appro aches, and the
oadway OF that aelf-denying band will be
merry. LIT then early look out for a
good tavern.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
Engagement between an Amer
lean and Spnish Vessel.

NAW OhAANNoI NAAAh aVs
Miramon commenced the Vi 20 Of Vera
Cruz on the 9th. On the 9th two steam.
ers app ared before the city which refused
10 show their colors. Commodore Jarvis
therefore ordered th Saratoga, with A.
tachmenss from the Savannah and Or
obese, on the steamers Indlanola and
Wave TO proceed to the anchorage and
ascertain their character. As the Sara.
toga, tOwed by the IndianOla, approached
the steamers tried 10 escape, but too late
Captain Turner sent a boat,with n flag, "a
demand the nationality Of the steamers
The boat was fred upon twice, whercup.
on the Saratoga fired broadside into the
steamer Of Miramon and the action be.
came general. Both the steamers now
hoisted Spanish eolors and after aspiritet
engagement Mramon surrendered with
most Of his men. American loss 3 wound
cd, mortally. Mexican loss about 10 kill
cd 20 TO 80 wounded
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

61-HE ALLUDED TO Cows.--In the
agricultural districts the operation ofmilk.
ing cows Is called "pulling teats." This
10 the preface 10 our short but affecting
story. The p .ople Of S., Portage
county, have a debating society. The
other night they discussed ths question;
"Is tho human race increasing in devel-
opmentw The schoolhouse was crowded
with young ladies and gentlemen. One
Of the disputants for the negative ably
eontended thar the times were degenerat.
ing--shat things were growing "wuss"
constantly. Said he,
"Why, what upon airta docs the young
man Of to-day amount tol He is feeble
in body and mind, wears fine clothes that
his father buys him, has rings on bis fin
gers and a little hair upon his upper lip,
and the hardest labor he can perform is
TO carry round a meerschaum pipe. Now
when ! vas boy We were not afraid 10
pull feafs."
A wild shout greeted this announce
ment. The speaker blushcd, and IN
ALTERING voice, said;
II alluded 10 coins"
That helped The matter OAio Plain
Dealer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

VIRGINIA AND UmoN-oh tho 9th inst.
the Virginia House Of Representatives
adopted resolutions adverse to a Southern
confederucy Conference, by vote Of 90
to AZ. This would seem TO indicate that
the old Dominion is coming to her SEN
Bes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

A Southern lady has abandoned the
Shaker establishment near Hopkinsville,
10 narry Mr.. James Been, aged seventy.
fYe. She must BE- fond Of dfied Beo1a.
A father and son, Anthony and Timo.
Thy screw, escaped on the 25th ult., from
tho Wetumpka jail. Thero 1re two
Screws loose.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

The Overland Express Co. will run q
we, ky coach hence 10 Denver after the
27th inst, and daily ua soon as required,
The river al this point 10 falling. with q
bout 3 fest on the worst bars.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

frA CoiKoIDENcE or CALCULATION
Tho National Republican Committee, IN
changing the time for holding the Chica-
70 Convention, fixed upon the 10Th day
ol May as the time. This day happens
to be The birthday Of William II. Seward,
and correspondent writes us, request
ing us 10 ask the committee whether that
day was selected with knowledge Of the
fact!-N. y. Post
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
J.J. Steiner,
George M. mcming,

Civil Engineer and County Sur
ysyeE. Once ia shSShanI Block, ever the Rank Of
TINA. febisr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

Physician and Surgeon Office
m Nh rrrei. apposiis Blaeks Block, Tiain, OhiO.
u'H9i 80
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
Noble, DeWOIf a Noble,

Attorneys q Counsetlors at Law.
omes Ia Singers Now Block, opposite the Court
House. noV25
w. P, Noble, d. p. Dswolf. Harrison Noble
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T. D. DaVcnnorf. n
IN. Wagner,
Mmslcnl NOliee.

The undersigned offer their scr.
vices 70 hs public teachers nn the Vialn. Eluts.
aad various other nsiTnueniti also, The Cfeek Iat
ia, Frsaeh, Enghsh aad srmAp lausurras, HIIf
AIN nr uORNSTETW,
J.tkCOn HAILLEUN
Ffanl 81 banes. - ANA N asia l.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
LEANDER STEM. WILLIAM NJ. JOHNSON.
Stem a. Johnson,

Attorneys 4 OOunsellors at Law.
Once In Hedges New Bloot, over Yollmer'. cothin
store; Main street. Professional bus and the col.
lseliOn Of all k'nds Of claims promptly arsndodto
Tim, Dec l1th, le5B.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
B. II, Oglc,


Attorney at Law, TiffiG, Ohio
once ia shawkab'' New BIost. over sbriysr'. store
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teau Whr9aur &C, morintcr Die belieu 9Seine
pelhf inpcrtirt merpem. Eitlelben iperpen in
6ialh.n uno belm Ouseno oerfauIt; etpas ae,
rinaere Sorten and Bel @aQcne.
6ren6 Brandy bel unD Dunfclfarbia, non
Sas. pennelY, SdSerae, @jrrst, Galiacn II. Co.,
S'n, Growers Company uno anpsre Srrten su
"frldteprnen 9rstien, etenip Champagne Wa.
petra, S6errYmein unp 9tbs;npein 9SGiSfey.
@tn, Gum &c. Bon 6asana G~isarren immer
9rpBe Nuowabl an 6anp.