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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
MARRIED..

On the 23d inst, by the Rev. R. Andrew.
Ma. THoMLs B, FisHER 10 Miss LOUISA FREE,
10th Of Clinton tp.
On the 25th, by the sane, Mr.. PREDERIcK
X. SHAwHAN to Miss ADA A. AaBoTT, both Of
this city.
We have always known FsED. 10 be a sen
sible fellow, and have only wondered why he
didn't "take unto himselfa rib before now.
OF Ana Ills enough 10 say she Is we'll worthy
Of him. Oh. Sus that CAKE vas nice.
On the l7th inst, at the Davis house. in
this city, by Rev r. Andrew, Mr.. ID. N.
RIcHEY TO Miss MATILDA WYGHTMAN
On the 2lst inst. by Rev. r. Andrew. Mr,
JEREMIAH BOYER 10 Miss REREocA A. HoLMEs,
both Of Hopewell tp.
On The 4th Of October, by Rev. J. II Good
Ma. JAcoB WARNER. 10 Miss ELlzABETH
SoHwALP, both OF Bueyfus.
On the same by the same, Mr.. william
OsHoRN, Of CnW ford Co, 10 Miss ELIZABETH
HUI, Of Venice Township, Seneca Co.
On the 2lst Of October, by the same, Mr.
Ions W. SMiTH, 10 Miss JEMiMR SnnBHFK,
both Of Pleasalt Township
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Very Sensitive The ADyERrIsrR's ten.
der scnsibilties are shocked at the idea OF
anything being said or done, prejudicial to
the divine institution Of slavery which Dem
oerats are trying to extend. It thinks tia
terrible thing that the Republican boys Of
Venice and Bloom townships should enact
mock negro auction aud personate plantation
NE At The South. 1t grieves our neighbor's
righteous soul that his pet "institution" sh ould
thus be brought into disrepute. The edi tor
had better get upa "sodition law =" such as
Douglas proposed, to suppress all such 'trea-
sonable schemes" at the North.
BY the way, il the editor Is so hooked at a
faint imitation Of the workings Of his favorite
institution. +" wha. does he think of the re
ality, as shown by the recent kidnapping case
near Sanduskyl
The editor calls these things "appeals to
passion and prejudice" but forgets that the
Alpha and Omega Of his editorials, during
lhe camPaign, have been "niggeP, nigger"
aRd s0thiag but ~nigger,"
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This is an enormous increase-nearly 90
per cen; from last year, when we thought the
vote was pretty generally out. The Repub.
lieans have made regular and healthy gains,
over last year, in every township; but the
democratic vote is very Irregular, in several
townships far exceeding what was reasonably
expected it would be-. Especially is this the
case in Big Spring, Liberty, Loudon. Pleas.
ant and Venice townships, all bordering up
on other counties. The democratic increase
in each Of these townships is suspiciously
large and raises the presumption Of fraud up
on the ballot-boK. In Venice it is 60 and in
each Of the others named, over 40. Making
all due allowance for naturalization and 9th
er causes, this ia enormous. In Big Spring,
although the Republicans poiled 80 votes
they made no gain. We are informed that
the polls in this township were kept open
long after 6 clock and that the greatest par
tiality was exhibited by the judges. Demo,
Gratis Of doubtful age OF eitiEenshiI we.4 al
lowed to vote without any invNs.igation,
while Republicans were required 10 be sworn.
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Cincinnati Market.
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, Oct "a.
FLouR-Salcs Of $4,000 bbls at S5 25@5 35
for super western So 55@5 IS for common
to medium extra western; S5 90@5 so for in
,erior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
wHEAT-salesat 81 35@sl 40,
RYE-Sales at 90@6lc.
BARLEV-Sales at S06S4o
CoRS-Sales 4, 100 bu at "a c for new yellow
OArs-Sales at 3S@4Oc for State, West
ern aud Canadian.
WHISKY-held at 92c,
PoRK-SAles at SIS IS for old mess; SIS 81
9l6 81 TO- new mess.
BIEF-Sales at 81 OO@495 for country
primei 80 50@5 90 for country mess.
BEEF HAMs-Steady. Sales at $40 O0@Sl5
90 for western.
Cur MEATs-luiet at sI6@9c for shoul
ders, and lie for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at 994c.
LARD-Sales at l2Id@l316c.
BUTFER-A fair business doing at I2@l6,
for Ohio; l4@2Oc for State.
CHEZ E-s@lO1Gc.
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c OTTection.--We saw n statement. some
time ago, in the ADvERTlsER, copied from the
Toledo Times, Of two "whi te.crayated gen.
try put to silence by Mrs. Douglas, on the
cars between Clyde and Toledo. We are au.
thOrized by Rev. f, W. Clark, who is one Of
the gentlemen referred to, to say the state.
ment is entirely untrue.
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Hancock COunty.-The Republicans Of
Hancock have done noble work. They have
reduced the democratic majority on the gem
eral ticket, very materially, aud have elected
their candidate for Treasurer, Uncle Ben.
Huber, by 5 majority. This is victory worth
growing over.
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Crawford COunty.-The Republicans
madea gallant fight in Crawford county Not.
wi lhstanding the Democrats naturalzed over
200 in the county, they reduced their major
ity some 40 from last year, on the state tick
ct, and Mobiles majority over Carey was on
ly 49l.
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Cornered.-The ADvERrBER, having
had the lie fastened upon it directly by Rev.
J. A. Nudge, quibbles aud squrms terribly.
We are willing to let Mr.. Mudge's candid
declaration aud the coarse denial Of the Ap
vERrIsFR 60 for what they are worth.
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RainI Rainil-It commenced raining on
Saturday last and has been raining ever since,
with more or less interruption. We hardly
ever knew so much rain to fall in a given
time. It is a very propitous circumstance
however, as IL will cause the wheat and pas
ture to grow, the fountains and creeks TO flow
and the wells and cisterns to
yield IN uulaiing supply Of water for the
Winter.
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no You Ike good, sweet, light, and Whole
some bread, cake, pastry, biscuit, 80 2 You
can have u bv using De Land 4 Co.'s Saler.
stua Il Is perfectly pure, healthlOl, and can
be rclied upon 70 % one day, shat t viii do
another aud give perfect satisfaction. Sold
BY most dealers, aud sold at whlcsale by the
principal grlccrs everywhere, Manufactured
and for sale ut wholesale, at FairpOrt, Monwe
CO., n. Y.
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WheRt-The advance upon the price OF
wheat has had the effect to bring an unusual
amount into market. The amount Of money
put in circulation by this article alone is en-.
ormus. Our farmers were never in better
position, We hope they'll not forget the
Printer.
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OUR ADVICE 10 an who are troubled
with Erysipclas. Cankcr, salt Rheum. Scrof-
ula. on other fums Of humor Is to use DR. S.
A. We9ver's justly celebrated and never fail,
inc remedies iorthcse complaints. We have
no doum that at least half the chronic com-
plants IN existence have their origin IN some
form Of a humor, Which only needs to be
eradic''cd from the system TO save them
from an uutimely grave We arc glad that
pr Weaver has turned his attention 10 this
class ot diseases, which have been so long
neglected, and which have sn mpidly iucrcos
ed in almost all parts Of the world The
thousands who have already been cured, are
but 80 many living certificates. appciliug to
suffering humanity. and attcsting the worth
OF a truly valuable discovery.
Dr. Wyaver's Syrup and Cerate for sale nv
/: l. StJohn & Co. aud Dubois 4 Co. oct
l2-iw
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ferleclon has been obtained, through art,
science aud experience, in the manufacture
OF heHick Aliens Gold Medal Saieratus, as
every lady who has tested il universally ex-
claims "TheFe IS nothing like III" Don't fail
TO test paper, and YOU will never use anv
other. Call on your Grocer tor il, aud 40 moi
be put of with any other An the Grpeers
sell t.
The wholesale agent in Tiffin is II. A. Bus
kirk 4 Bro. Sandusky, ]. ID. Whitney, Hos.
ner & Wells and N. ] Buyer. Toledo. Nav
4 Hathaway, and by all New York Whole
sale Grocers and by most Of the Groeers iu
Cleveland
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Sosghum-Wc are under obligation to Mr.
Hiram McClelaud, for two jugs of excellent
Sorghum molasses, Of his own manufacture,
We understand the culture Of this exotic has
been very successful, this year.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

The Enterprising firm Of Z NJ Terk
dealer in stoves, tin, copper, shcctlrou. wood.
en- and hollow ware, received first premiums
at our county Fair, upon the following arti
cles:
Combination, Brick oven Cook Stove.
Statesman CoOk Stow.
fers's Improved Russia -lrOn Parlor Stove.
Tin Roofing, Fave Troughs and Patent
Fasteuings.
Fine Table Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware,
Corn Baskets, &c. &c,
We cheeriully commend this entcrprising
establishment to tho patronage Of the public.
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Ia II is wonderful how soon valuable
remedy becomes known-Dr. S. o Richard.
sons sherry Wine Bittcrs is used and recon.
mended by the leading physicians Of the
country and all who once try il pronounce it
valuable
DEIPHos, Allen Co. o. july 26, 1858.
Messrs. j. N. HARRIS 4 Co.-Gentle.
men IL have sold DR.. S. o. Richardson's $
sherry Wine Bitters for several years, and can
cheeriully recommend them to the public as a
medicine Of decided merit in ali cases of
General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever aud Ague
etc.
Yours, J.W. Hunt. Druggist.
Sold 10y l. l.. ST John d Co., aud Du Bois
q 20. oct y I,y
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The Prince of Wales did not come to
Tifin as was expected, to get a new ,ut at
the Clothing Store Of Bacher 4 Wenner, but
nearly every one else goes there for ,hat pur.
pose.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

t8- Remember that Tuesday, Novem-
ber 9th, is election day. Republi cans,
spend the whole day in the cause of
your cOuntry.-.@g
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Rlnnks! RInnks !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper kept con.
stantly on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tar.
hUNE OFFtoE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
mortgages, Subpoeuas,
Attachments. Veudis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
blank Notes, SC, NC.
aTJustices and Notaies supplied on reas-
khable tCfms. m
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ABLESsING FOR NEEDLE.wOMEN
AND Att OTHERS coNrgLLgn TO senrSrAnv AZ.
FLnYMENr.


FLoYMENr.
A CURE FOR FEMALE wEAKNEsSEs.
A large proportion Of the female sex may
trace tbs beginning Of incunbe debility to
some irregularity Of nature.
These are permanently relieved by the PE.
RUvIAN SYRUP, which contains the protoxide
Of iron, and the only form by which this in.
dispensible element Of health can enter tho
blood, the wantof which causes palene,..
dizziness, headache, debility, aud every form
Of ill health.
The Peruvian Syrup, by its speedy action
on the liver aud stomach, increases the digps.
tive powers, thus cifcctualy curing dyspep.
eta, aud enabling the food to nuurish the
tissues and increase the flesh.
Peruvian SYRuF is IA solution Of the Pro.
toxide Of Iron, n new discovery In medicine.
aud strikes ~ the root Of disease by produ.
eng healthy blood, the source Of ali vitality
IN the human organsm, For sale hy all
Druggists l. l.. St. ohm & Co.. Agents,
liiAn' Ohio, oct II 4w
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Friday. October 20, 1860.
Job Printing,

Wehave al the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book aud Job Printing.
in the highest style Of ,be Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give us a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

Court has been in session this week Judge
SeneY on the Bench. The cases tried thus
Tar are Of minor Importance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

A ny amount Of good wood wanted at this
office on subscription, II drought in soon.
Good potatoes aud winter apples will also
be taken on subscription.
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See advertisement ofDr. Yandcrslice ,wh,
is stopping at the Noble House
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Timn g. Ft. Wayne RaiI
Road.

Office ofthe Tihn& Fl WR.R.CoJ
December. 1858.
THE oihoe o. this company Is permanently located
IN Ilhn and the various rooms occupied, are In the
2nd story OF fombs Block corner of Main and Perry
streets: HIS. RuMFlELD, soe'y.
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The Great English Rem :
edy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's

CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir Clarke,
NJ. d. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfsingth the cure q All
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fs-
male constitution is subject Il modsTates oil excess
and remoyes all distractions, and speedy burs may
be relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
sPseunary suited. twill, IN short time bring
on the monthyperiodw with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of G.eat Britain, to prevent counierfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills shou not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
sure TO bring Miscarriage, batat any other tine
they are safe.
In all gases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
In the Back aad Limbs, Fatigue slight exertou, Pa
pitatioh Of the Heart iiysteres and Whites these pills
will effect when all other means have ailedand
although powerful remedy, do not contain iron ealo
mel antmony, OF anything hurtul TO the constitution
Full directions In the pamphlet around each mack
which shouldbe carefully preserved
Sole Ageatior the United states and Canada
JOB MOSES, tlats I. g, Baldwin a Cod
N.B.-sl'oo and 9 postage stamps snelosed to any
authoIiEed Agent, will insure a boule eoatainine s
Pills, by return mail. ''
Sold BY !. F. Maquardt aud l. L. 81. John A Co.
A'w"' Nu'o' sep7-lg,
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GB-Call next week for your Tick.
ets.-E1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEAR IN MTNW

tB-Thdt the TRIBUNE has the Ihrg-
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Senern
County. 81
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The greatFFcmch Remedy
MADAM BUIvIN'S UELEBRATEC
SILVER COATED FEMALE Pills.

Tho oHy cerlalU and Safe Remedy for all Uterine
pbsructorrs, MOuthly riiculiies Irregularities, and
ull the other diseases to which the woman, Wife and
Mother IL peculiarly liabe.
These hlls contain no deletsTious ingredients but
are sJfs . nj certain in lleir action. They will be
fOuuu to the hnpmest effects IN sIousss Of Pro-
lap'us Utvi in Leuohorrea, the Whites they will
be oundhe easiest and most certain Core that can be
found Ntsou account ofthis certainty they should
notbetaken by Pregnant Females, during the FIRST
months, As mi scarringe 10 ceuain) 10 be brought on
but at other nerods theruse Is perfectly safe
N,B--one dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
by return mail
C.CkoSBN, General Agent, Buffalo, N. Y
GAUuoS.-Beware Of CounteTfsts; the genuine
have the signature ofC Crosby on the outside wrnnner
For sale by I. l.. 81. John a Co., Dubois 4 90 and
J. +. Marqusrit, TiAin, o. auq9i.iv
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MHTTSTC.

| have made arrangements to
keeP on hand large supply of the Choicest husid-
istge supply i just FsesiVsii and any new mglia
will be furuisoed
Iinvi's the ladissto call and examine my rsw',ook
j. PELAN.
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We invite all wishing TO obtain good and
pure drugs and medicines to the Drug Store
ot Dubois Co, and l. L. ST John & Co, f.,
where pure Drugs and such valuable medi-
eines aud standard remedies as Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer, Or. Richardson's
sherry Wine Bitters, and DR.. Weavers Can.
ker and Salt Rheum Syrup and Curate can
always he found. To deal In such pure aud
valuable remedies warrants prosperity, and to
USE them secures health
Sold by all medicine dealers.
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1T is A COMMON OBSERVATION

1T is A COMMON OBSERVATION
that there arr more sufferers from debility,
among Americans. than can hc found among
any other civilized nation. The reason is ob.
vious. We take too little exercise, aud forget
the wants Of the body in the absorbing pur.
suits Of buisncss. In all such cases ordinary
medicines can do little grod. What is rcquir.
ed is just such tonic and invigorntor as DR.
j. Hostettet has given 20 the world. in his
CELEBRATED "BITTERS" the weak anl
nervous de niEen Of the counting house, the
exhausted toiler upon the shop board, and the
prostrated student ofthe midnight lamp have
found wonder ful rgcnerator in the "Bit.
ters,' and prefer IL 10 more pretentious but less
ethcaeious medicines But IL should not be
forgotten that the agent which is 40 magical
~ its influence upon frame which is merely
debilit'ted, is equally powerful IN assisting
nature 70 cNpcl the most terrible forms of dis.
ease. Who would no, give il a trialG
octl9lm
Sold by dru' gists and dealers generally
everywhere.
to See advertisement In another column.
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Mecling I'd RichNiIle.

There will be Republican meeting at
Richville, Crawford CO., on Wednesday eve
ming, Oct, 5lst, att z. Al. to be addrgsscd by
lsaac Seiu and otbers The At,ica and Bloom
boys are invited.
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clyde StntiOu.


Trains on the Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows: Going
East, 4:49 a. m, and 4;l5 p. m. Going West,
1858 a. M, and 1850 p. IN.
Ev- Republio and Tiaiu train arrives Ia Tdiu AZ 10,
A. VI. Departs At f;OO ? VI.
to Hacks leave Tidiu daily Tor Republic and
Bellevue, ,ti.weeklv Cor Fostoria and Upper saudusky
and emi.weekly for Rucytus.
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Hates of AdVprfisinr.

Agr 'ed upon by the proprietor Of the Tn Tribune
ami Seneca Advertiser May 10Th, Is5s to be strictly
er orced In an cases;
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N'''' "" ~""N"ldAe worm props
Thi pleasant confection aud successul exiermina.
cor ofal kinds Of Intestinal Worms is fast taking the
place Of all the nsuseous vermifuges which have so
long been IN use. They contain No MERcuRy-ure
perfectly harmless pleasant the taste and are Ell.
oaeous in all cases. ASK for
MATTHEW'S CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS.
(No CaihaHie whateveriS necessary to be giyen)
For sale by |. l.. 81. John 4 Co.. Dubois & 20. and
J, F. Marquardt.
aug3ily Al. MATTHEWS, Bhthlo, N. Y.
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Timn Retail Market.


corrected weekly, BY u. A. BUsKIRK 4 BRO,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries and pro.
luce OF Hiikinds, She Whan's BlocE TiinnO.
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Thtiu atrrbIv Iribnue,
sandusly, Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. r

Sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati n. r.
Passenger Trains on this road now leave
this Station o. follows;
Going South Going North.
Kenton Ao.Il;5OrN Sandusky &C 6.l0 an
Mail, .9,45AN Mail, p "
Thr'o Frt. 1850 rN Thr'o Frt. $40 p NJ
Way Fr't. Mondays, Way Frt Tucsdays
Wednesdays aud Thursdays -and
The Sandusky and Kcnton Accommodation
trains run every day. Through Freight north
and Mail every day except Sunday. Thro'
Freight south every evening except Saturday.
clyde StntiOn.
Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows. Going East,
6.06a m, 1905 p M, and 6.2i y. nj
Going West, s'5l a. m, 5;49 p. IN. aud s;3l
p. m.--
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Terms or snBscriptian.

I copy, year, Ia advance. ce............st.5 80
| " II paid within the year. ar..........2.00 90
/ 10 paid after the year expires. $50
No paper will be stopped until an arrearages
Are pald, unless at the option Of the Publisher.
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oNE VINO HFARD TIE CONFESSION.

Address orW. T. CoggoshalI ~ the
Wig wnm.- Owing 70 a iailuro Of the trains
to connect at Urbana, Mr. Cogccshall did not
reach Tiilin, on Thursday the 18th as an.
nounced. This oceasioncd a reinforcement
Of The meeting until Friday evening, when
Mr.. c. was present and favored the peonle
with an excellent address, specially designed
for young men, on "The Issues of the No.
ytmber Election" which he had written ont.
The Wigwam was nearly filed by very re.
spectacle audience Of Wide. Awakcs, ladies
and gentlemen, who listened 10 the address
with marked attention, The address wns M
able one, the result ofeonsderable forethougbt
and OF a vigorous and comprehensive mind
tie grosped the real. live issues between ihs
parties and argued them in a clear, Corciblo
and manly way. His appeal to youn . mon
to range themselves IN defense of free Whit
labor, free territories and constitutional liher.
ty aud against the spread of the black curse
Of slavery, was irresistible to candid minds
The address was well delivered and had a
happy effect upon the audience. We shall
cndeavor to lay it before our readers, next
week
After Mr.. c. had concluded, Judge Carey.
who was in town on business, was called out
aud made few remarks, thanking the people
Tor the generous support given him at the
last election and urging them to remain true
to the principles of free labor, to which we
owe all our prosperity. He forcibly compar.
ed the hapPines and prosperity Of the free
North West, with his native state Of Virgin.
ia, who, while she dedicated this fair do.
main to Freedom, clung to the false idol her
self.
After the Judge had concluded, Messrs.
Lee aud Bill were called out, but declined
making any extended remarks, and the meet.
lug closed with cheers for the speakers.
The Vote of 1859 aud 1s0O.-A com
parison Of the votes of 1859 and 1860, in the
several townships ofseneca CO., leads to the
suspicion that pipe-laying, illegal voting and
frauds of the most glaring character have been
practieed by the Democracy. We give below
the total votes, in the several townships, on
Governor in ls5Q and olso grrr,,,,o n T,lo,
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not NtkEu hNnys
MEssRs. EDlrons:-Jude Lang, ia his low
Billingsgate speech, the night before the el,c
ton, in front Of Loesser's grocery, in cxpla.
nation Of the bolt Of The southern wing ofthc
Democracy, made the following precious con
icssion.
That, for years past, in the Democratic Ma
tonal conventions, the South had always been
in the habit Of bringing up a fine, plump ne.
gro baby and had always demanded OF the
North that they should Kiss the negro baby
as condition ofunion and co.opcrntioB with
the Northern wing Of the Democracy. and
this had been practioed from time to time and
that the negro baby had been growing more
sturdy till it had at last become a great. dir.
", greasy negro and they still demanded
tney should kiss IL; but in the last conyep.
ton the Northern democrats had refused to
KISS II and then the South boltcd.
The above confession was AZ huniliatino
as It was true to the letter, but, from prrsrni
indications ne developed in the elections In
ONO, Pennsylvania and Indiana, the north.
ern Democtacy must come down and rive In
9nd Kiss the negro, as greasy and dirty aud
large as he is, or remain, MS ut present. n IA.
vided, demomlized and used w party So
moe itbe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
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O. TR IL

There will be Republican meeting st
HOpeWell Centre on Saturday eve Nov. 81 at
O'Clock.
Judge Hord viii be present and address
the people. An are invited to attend.