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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
Wor.lng NIcn Look IIcrc!

Ia 1886, Hcrsohel v. johnson, the
candidate for Vice President ON the Doug
las ticket, delivered a speech in Philadel-
phia in which he took tho ground that
capital SHOULD OWN IT'S la.
BORERS" In other words, he thinks
that those who have to labor for living
whether mechanics or day laborers,
SHOULD BELONG TO THE RICH
should be their slaves, whether they are
black orwhte. Can any laboring man,
who hos any respect for himself or his
calling, vote for man who thus insults
all who earn their bread by the sweat OF
their brow' Can they vote for this lordlY
naboh who thinks that workingmen arc
no better than horses or cattle, to be
bought and sold, and traded like any 9th.
or article Of propertyl Let them ,nswer
at the ballot box, and put the brand Of
their disuPPrObatOn upon this lordly ar.
istocrut.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
"Il tIle Thlng only s,Icks., !,

The democrats of this place think they
can carry the county election, irtherick-
ETY. old concern does not suspend and 20
into liquidation before that time. Ifthcy
can only keep enough galvanized life in
it to keep il on It's pegs until the Octo-
bcr election, il is all they care for. They
want to use Douglas to help them in a
local and pceuniary point of view and,
this done, their interest in him ccuses.-
They know, us every sensible man must,
that Douglas stands no more chance Of
being the next President than Hcenan
does and oil this fuss and fury about
Douglas Is for effect upon local elections.
But the managers Of the Douglas section
al "rumP" movement soc plainly that tho
tide ID turning strongly for Breckenridge
and they are alarmed, lest il may leave
their pussillanimous candidate stranded
ON the sand, before the October election.
Hence all their efforts are directed Ia
keep tho old, watcr-loggei concern ahout
until that time, when they will cut loose
and let her adriN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
wOId seneca"

The Advertiser cannot bear the idea
that RePublicanism should triumph in
."Old Seneca" and promises 500 mojori-
ty for Douglas in November. We would
not like to disturb the confident security
Of the Advertiser for the world, but il our
Republican friends in that county will
see that thorough organization is effect
ed in every Township and School Dis
triet, and kept up until the last ballot is
in the box on the FIRST Monday in Novem-
Der, we'll go bail that Douglas not only
does not have 300 majority, but that he
does not have one majority, Let the gal
liant Republicans Of that county depend
upon systematic organization and hard
work, and victory is theirs.-SaRdasky
Reg.
We can assure the Register that the
Republicans of Seneca are alive and tina,
good report will be heard from us in
November, "oLD ABE" will carry this
county, as sure as election day comes.-
Sensible democrats give il up already.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
Lincoln nrIo. Innn.

We can assure the Douglasitcs ofthis
county, that the only effect Of their exer-
tons for the Little Giant" will be to
throw the election into the House, and
thus make Jo Lane President. To think
ofDouglos' election by tho people il
worse than nonsense, He stands no more
chance than the "man in the moon" II
the election goes to the House, Douglas
will not be counted in at all, and even Il
he were, no election could take place.
Ifthe election il thrown into the House
on the failure Of that body to choose ,
Pr, sident by the 9Th Of March, Jo, Ian,
would be chosen Vice President by the
Senate and would become the next Pres,
dent OF the United States.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
Have they no shaGnc.

The repeated publication Of the MALI
oious slander that Mr.. Lincoln voted a.
gainst supplies and bounty lands for the
Mexican soldiers, would seem TO indicate
that some Democratic editors were dead
10 all shame, Some Of them have got
ashamed to repeat the Islander in their
own words, but are not ashamed Of the
dirtier trick Of copying il from other pa
pers. IL such mendaoity is to character
ize the campaign, II is time the people
knew IL, that they may know what credit
TO give TO the statement OF such political
teaehers! Il is needless to repeat that
Mr.. lincoln did not vote against sup
pliea or bounty lands for the Mexican
soldiers,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

We advise our friends to bring in
"rails" on the lst They are excellent
arguments in the hands Of Republicans,
not because there is any virtue in rail,
nor because mOuling rails necessarily
makes man hero, but because they
are fit representatives Of the nobility Of
free labor and point unmistakably to
"HoNEST OLD ABE" tho labOring
mans candidate, who once was not a
shOmed to earn a livelihood by mauling
rails on the banks Of tho sangamon.-
Abe will 90 into the White House on a
rail and Old Buck will 60 out railing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
MisnrnnIIsc.

II appears that Mr.. Douglas is or has
been recently, travelling about through
New England, showing himsclrOnd max
ing little speeches in which he tries to
abuse the Republicans. Pretty poor busi-
ness this we think, fora Presidential can
didate, by whatever party prOcticcd.
Compare his course with that pursued
by Mr.. Lincoln, whose modesty is equal
ed only by his honesty. When the people
call honest Abe Lincoln, as they surely
will in November next, he will come forth
from the position ofprivutc citizen, which
he now occupies, in manner worthy Of
the great man he ereally is. But he will
never run round the country abusing his
opponents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Republican County Convention.
We trust Republicans will bear in mind
onr County Convention, for the nomina-
ton Of q county ticket which comes of
on the lith Of August The Congress
iohal Convention, at Forest, on Tuesday
the ith Of August, should also be borne
In mind. It Is recommended BY the Com
mittec that tho primary meetings, in the
several townships, 20 select delegates TO
said Conventions should be held on Sat
urday, Aug. lth, ot4P. NJ.
II is earnestly desired that there should
be full attendance at these primary
meetings aud that action should be taken
al the same time, for compl ctcly organ
izing each township and school district.
Let this not eud In words merely, a. is
generally the case, but let Il he UNDER
taken in earnest and prosecuted 10 the
end.
The delegates chosen TO the county
and also 10 the Congressional Convcn-
tion should bo men of character and In
ilucnco and wido-awake, active and zeal
Gus Republicans. They should be men
who are known TO be discreet and rclia-
bic. The party is inside up Of just such
men, 80 there need be no difficulty in maxi
ing selection. We nrc sure the dclo.
gates chosen will fairly aud honestly
represent the Republican sentiment OF
the county aud that they will do the very
best thing possible for the party. "Ey.
crythlug for prlnclple--nothing for mon
should be their motto,
A county ticket should be selected, oI
the good and true men Of the party, men
who fairly represent our principles, who
have the confidence Of the people and
who would honor the position for which
/ they may be named. Tho old Jefferson.
ian qualifications should be the slandOr,
by which they are to be tried.
With such n ticket in the field, The
Republicans Of Seneca can enter IA,
ght with the consciousness that victory
will crown their efforts In Oetohcr and
with "IONEST OLD ABE" the rail
splitter, 10 lead tho hosts Of freedom Of
TO battle, they need not fear hh'e giant
or big gianiy-"tho world, the flesh o
the Devil" Seneca county should d,
her part tow ards the Accomplishment o
such o glorious result.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
OId AI,c b surn 90 Win.

There's no use talking boys, GOLD
ABE" is sure to win, in the next prcsi-
dentiul race. Ho has got both iOihd and
bottom and has distanced his competitors
already. lie has the inside track and
Little Doug and tho Breckenridge pony
will be left so far in the rear, that tho race
will not be interesting at oil. Itis won
derlul with what hearty enthusiasm Old
Abes nomination is received all over the
country. Tho very name seems to cleo
triy the masses aud the heart oftho pco'
plo is drawn out to him, as "he coming
man, )" who ia to be uunointed "King oI
Israel" and who is to correct the mon
strous abuses Of this Administration
Thousands are docking TO his standard
and all the land is voo al with his pruisc
The people have been cheated so long
the rail-splittcr, is known to be as hon
est as tho day is long.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
DongIns md q sInve Code.

Mr.. Douglas, in his letter Of accept
ance, specifically endorses the Supple
mental Resolution to the Douglas DEM
ocratic Platform, offered after the nom
ination by Mr.. WicklifIc, Of Louisiana,
and unanimously adopted by the Rump
Convention, on motion Of Mr. Payne OF
Ohio. The resolution reads as follows:
Resolved, That il is In accordance
with the true Interpretation Of the Gin
cinnati platform, that during he erist-
eaoe Of he Territorial Government, the
measure Of restriction whatever il may
be, imposed by the Federal Constitution
on the power of the Territorial Legisla-
ture over tho subject Of the domestic re-
lations, AS THE SAME HAS BEEN
OR SHALL HEREAFTER BE FINAL
LY DETERMINED BY THE SU-
PREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, should be respected by all
good citizens, and ENFORCED WITH
PROMPTNESS AND FIDELITY BY
EVERY BRANCH OF THE FEEDER
AL GOVERNMENT.
Here wehRve recognition Of Federal
or Congressional Intervention says the
Albany Journal, as distinctly us that doc
trine has ever been recognized anywhere
or by anybody. II conceds oil that the
advocates Of Slave Code ever asked
Let us see how it would work.
Slavery exists in New Mexico. Sup
pose the Territorial Legislature passes
a law abolishing it. Immediately the
Slaves take their freedom and refuse tC
work. The Territorial authorities justify
them, Their owners appeal to the Gen
erul Government for aid to compel then
to return to their allegiance, aud cite tn,
decisions Of the Supreme Court to show
that no Territorial Legislature has an,
power to abolish Slavery. II Dougla
were President, he would be obliged t
say, under this resolution, that these mas
ters were right; and, if necessary, h
would be compelled to send the entir
military force of the country to protOc
them in their right to the services ofthei
slaves, in spite of the action of the Ter
ritorial Legislature,
\ Could Breckenridge do any morel
What, then, would become Of "Squat
ter SovereiGntvln How wnnld the nennl
armed interventionl Would they not fin
themselves overruled and defeated by tn
agency of the very man who had taugh
them that they were supreme on all ques
tions relating to their own local institu
tions!
1t seems to US, as clear as sunlight
that this Platform, to which Douglas i
pledged is as distinctly opposed to tn,
doctrine Of nOn-intervention as any Plat
form possibly can be, and SO the poopl
will think,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
Greenough's Non-explosive
BURNING FLUID,
For sale, only, by IF. MARQUARDT
INPEUTINE,
The Perslan Fever Charm.

Forthe prevention and cure Of Fever and Ague and
Billious teyeu. This woderiul remedy brought
tho knowledge OF upfesertproprietor BY friend
who has besn great traveller In Persia and the Holy
Land
While going down the river Euphrates, he eHpsr.
fenced severe attack OF Fever and Ague. On dssoy.
urng his condition, ofihe boatmen took from his
person an Amulet, saying, ''Weaf this and no Fever
will touch you" Ahhough hincTedulous as TO u virtues
he complied, and experienced immediate relief, and
has since always found Il eeeual protection from
All malaTious complaints.
on further investigationhe he found that the boalman
attributed to u miraculous powers, and said that II
could only be Obtaihed Of the Priests OF the Sun Some
time afterwards the gentleman converting with a
Priest obtained from him the secrets Of ts preparation
and where the medicinal herbs found
Of which Il was compounded. The wenderiu virtue,
ofthis article have Induced full beliefin the minds
ofthe natives Ia the miraculous healing powers ol
their Pfiesu. Since his return 10 America, IL has
been tried with the happes effect BY several Ladie,
and Gentlemen ofhgh character, who have given II
the most unqualified pfaise. This remedy having
been specific in Persia for hundreds OF Years for tho
prevention aud cure Of Fever aud Ague and Blioui
Feve. s--it now offered TO the merican people,
II WILDE sent by mail, prepaid, with full difecton
for use, on receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Manufactofy, tsa Main Street
| jdso-Ty' tdnN WILCOX n Uu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
An Unmatched Tenm.

Johnson, the candidate for Vice Presi-
dent on the Douglas ticket, is not only a
disunionist, but he Is in favor Of slave
code for the Territories. In 1856, hc
made hre-cOting disunion speech, in
which he Ovowed himselrnot ouly dis
unionist, but declared that he was in ia
vor ofthe capital Of the country owning
its labor. Every vote cast for Douglus
and Johnson is vote in favor of the ex-
tension Of slAvery-in favor of disunion,
and slave code for the Territories.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
MS mistake.

The Douglas organs wish the people
TO believe that there is no Breckenridge
men in this State or indeed anywhere in
tho North. Il won't do gentlemen; you
are greatly mistaken ryou think so,-
Breckenridge and Lane meetings arc be.
ing held all over the North, and il is idle
for you to say or think that these men
have no strength. November will prob
ably undceicve you. Aud now, permit
us to say to our Douglas friends, that II
you really desire to beat Breckenridge
and Lane, and wish to act consistently,
your best way TO do II is to go right in for
the Peoples candidate, Mcssrs. Lincoln
and Hamlin, Mr.. Douglas has not the
ghost ofa chance either before the peo.
pie or in tho House, Mark our predic.
tion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
ITho sInmgI.lcr ConlInnos.

The last arrival from Europe reports
the continuance Of the troubles in Syru
and the continued slaughter of the Chris.
tans, Il is estimated that alresdy more
than two thousand lives have bocn taken
in cold blood. The alarm was extended
and at Beyrout, Franks aud Christians
had taken refuge on board the foreign
men'ot-war. Every consideration de-
mands the prompt interference Of other
nations to put an end to the slaughter Oh
they will bo evolved in the shame.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
aud


WtEWnm Dedication nmo
Tofcit-Light Procession
The " WigioaH" is now about complet-
ed and il is purposed to dedicate j 70 The
cause Of Freedom, on the evening Of the
ist. Speeches will be made, on the oe-
casion, by Hon. John sherman, Gov.
Donnison end others. Everybody is in.
vitcd to attend
There will also be grand torch-lighi
procession in the evening, in which com
panies from abroad are invited to partici
pate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
nrIng nIonE Ihc I.ndies.

Republicans, democrats, everybody
come and hear CAssIUs NJ, CLAY, on
the ist Of August. Bring along your
wives, your daughters and your sweet
hearts to add their charms to the Ocoa-
sion The symPathios Of the ladies' are
always with the right and where they
lcstothers would Do well TO follow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

The breckenridge and Lane men Of
Ohio have called a state convention at
Columbus, on the 7th Of August, to nom
mate an Electoral Ticket. Breckenridge
stock seems to he on the increase in
Ohio, particularly in the eastern part OF
the state, The Douglas men had better
huul off their man and save him the dis
grace Of an inglorious defeat, Brecken.
ridge is the only opposition the Republi.
cans have, that is worth considering.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

WIEN. CLEVELAND, July %.
A tornado passed over Braceville Sta
ton on the Cleveland g. Mahoning Rail
road, on Saturday last, entirely destroy
ing the depot and several dwelling houses
and barns, ki ling two ladies. Large
trees were uprooted and hurled through
the air. The storm was very violent and
extended over On area Of miles in length
and ono-fourth of q mile in width.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
The WnY WORKS.

On tho evening Of tho 10th inst, a
large ana enthusiasts meeting was held
in the City Of New York, composed main
y Of thosewbO supported Mr.. Fillmore
In 1856. Many prominent gentlemen
who could not make il convenient to at
tend sent letters to the Convention, Op-
proving the objects of the meeting
Among them were Roger S, Baldwin, J.
o. Putnam, Willis Hall, aud Turman
Smith.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
They Way stay where they
Have Placed Th cmseives.

The Ohio Statesman calling the Doug
las men the Democracy, says:
The Democracy at Baltimore have
placed themselves, by their Platform
and their nominations, in the brocch.'
Webster defines the word 'bres eh' as
The loiOer part Of the body behind
AS the Douglas men have placed them
selves in that position, they moy stay
there Cleveland Democrat
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
AmIln1lon ,rlln Know Nolhlmg

AiilltuttOm WIN hAuOW NOsnthss'
The efforts Of the leaders oftae Doug
las faction, at this time, to obtain the fa-
vor aud support Of the Americans must
he gratifying indeed to democrats Of for
eign birth, In New York, we see Eras-
tus Brooks, the High Priest of Know
Nothingism, joining hands with Bishop
Hughes aud making common cause
against the Republicans II is so every
where. The most Ontctionuto state Of
feeling exists between the dark-lantsrR
party and the Douglas fuotion. The
Americans IN several states have enter
ed into negotiations with the Douglustcs
and are playing into their hands. Doug
las papers at the North are calling upon
them TO lcuvc the Boll and Everett tick
ct and come to the aid OF the litils giant,
Knowing the desperation Of their cause
Nothmgs, They profess to be the friend.
of the foreigner, while at tho Same time
they urc coquetting with their most bit.
ter opponents. "To such base uses do
we como at last"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
Fairly ON the stump.

The Hon. Thos, w. Bartley, has fairly
taken tho stump for Breckenridge aht
Lane and seems determined TO do his part
towards their election. lie addressed I
ratification meeting at Bucyrus, on Mon,
day evening last and another at Mt. Vcrn,
on ON Saturday evening. The latter meet,
ing we are informed was quite well at
tended and was a very spirited meeting
Judge Bsrtley, the National DsmOef a
says, is enlisted for war and intends tc
fight cut the battle to tho bitter end.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
First Gum From Wisconsin.

The Republicans achieved remark
able tictory in Milwaukee, heretofore a
strongly Democratic eity,) ON Wednesday
last, when the Republican candidate for
City Treasurer, ]. IL. Tesch, was elected
by 939 majority! The Northwest is 20,
ing for Lincoln and Hamlin by majority
in every Stat5 that will astonish even
the most desPOndent DoUglasite. - Gin.
Gas. 3lst
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
OUR PAINTS

We buy direct irom the Manufacturer, and not Of
the Mixeu and Grinders. We sell three grades Of
-Fahnsiiock's second quality, Cincinnati Pure,
warranted, and o, A. Fahuosiock's Pure, PittsbarE-
The best urtole ever pot Ia maTket
ont stock In Zine Painu, English and American.
ked Lead ChFomesi NeFmillians, Nentian Red Ochre,
Paints in cans and tubes 40, Il full and aomplete,
and quality eohiidsTed, prices The lowsst u this
Oar prices on
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

WHAT ruE Nav YoRE HERALD THINKS
OF rHr CAArAIcS.--The Herald of Fri
day says;
Lincoln is virtually elected, Breck.
enTidge and Douglas have elected him
between them, and all tha, Old Abe has
% do now is TO select his Cabinet and
get hie things ready for a Journey to
Washington.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

0cTThere was an immense turn-oui
1t Terre Haute ON Tuesday To hear Cas-.
sius NJ. Clay. The Express estimates
the. number at $4,000, "unpreeodentcj
enthusiasm prevailing. Speeches Mere
made in the evening, to very large audi
ences, by Mr.. Hassaurek, Of Cincinnati
and by Mr, Dromwoll, Of Charleston, II,
Hnois.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
Sale Of Land by Guardian.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court, viii sell TO the highest bidder, az
the door Of the Court House In Tidin,
On the s5Ih Of August, A. D., 1860,
at O'Clock, r. NJ, free from Dover or other
ineumbrsnce, the undivided equal seven.
eighths Of the south half OF the south cast
quarter Of section nine, (9) township Que, (l)
north, Tenge fourteen, (l4l east Ia Seneca
County, State Of Ohio. The WnoLE Of said
tract containing so acres.
TERMS OF SALE $500, 90 to be paid
on the day of sale, aud the balance in annual
lnstalments Of not less than $4,000, each
with interest at 6 per cent, per annum. pay.
able annually. Deferred payments 60 DC
secured by Mortgage on the premises sold,
CAROLINE JEAOK.
Guardian Of the minor heirs oil
Franeis Sauter, deceased
]. X, HoRD, Attorney,
jl904w 81,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

0--The Republicans OF the Lima Dis
trict have nominated Hon. james II. Hart
Of Miami, as candidate for Congress in
that District. Il is understood that the
presen, member, Mr., Allen, will be sup
ported for reelection by the DemocrS-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

0S5-A Breckenridge meeting was held
at Bucyrus on Monday evening, which
was addressed by Judge BARLEY orNIans-
field. lie exposed tho miserable hum.
bug Of squ0ttcr sovereignty.
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John sherman Rc-nOninnted.

The Republicans Of the Richland Dis
triet, met in Convention at Shelby, on
Tuesday last, and nominated John Sher-
man by acclumGtion. He made capital
speech on the occasion, which we shall
publish In our next.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
PROCESSION

Let tho people unto in delegations
and come On mdsse. with their four-horse
wagons, music and banners, with their
iriues and daughters, their sons and their
neighbors, to hear the gallant CAssIUs
NJ. CLAY and the other distinguished
speakers.
Widc-Awako aud Cleo Clubs aud
Dragon and Toreh-lght companies are
Invited
PROCESSION WILL FORM AT 9
A. M. PRECISELY.
By order Of he Executive Com
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

fseppbiicnn Meeting at Vincen-
ncs Imd.<-Trcrncmdoms Gath
ering Of the People.
V1NcENSts, Ind, July 81.
From six TO ten thouaand people as.
sembled here to-day 70 hear Cassius NJ
Clay speak. Il was the largest political
gathering ever held in this State. Extrs
trains run over all the railroads. Tn,
greatest enthusiasm was manifested
One delegation was beaded by eight yoke
Of oxen, drawing q platform, upon which
were men splitting rails. SpeechcswerC
made by Judge Kitohell and Nathaniel
Usher.
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10 lIe,Ircd lhat each eounIy bc am rer
0-TTho Editorial Convention met at
Slndusky City, on "Wednesday last.

0S-JosePh Gales, the senior editor of
che National IRieuigcReer, died at his
Residence near Washington, on Saturday
evening last, in the 7Jth year Of his
are.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

0-TNinetcen papers, in the State Of
New erb, now sail under Breckenridge
and Lane eolors. Douglas prospects are
growing small By degrees and beautiful
y less every day, and his coat tails are
beginning % trail in the dust.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

0J-The Troy Times states that sena-
tor Seward viii stump the States ofPenn-
syNania, New York and Illinois for Lin
coin aud Hamlin.