The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

N'NNhAANN Wv NANH NAN NiANN " NNNH ~ W. o.
again. lie has now arrived at one oil
those decisive moments, in enterprise
like his, when hesitation becomes impos- I
siblc oven 20 The most wnvtrlng minds !
Events viii no longer allow of his politi-
ical oscillut.t ns, aud Ctuut CUvour IS TAX
iur bis prCcUut ems against The dGy when
GariOnldiF VIII hcthurs hcovposc 20 his.
A0,r The lattrritg hopes Inspired IN the
annexation party by the mere rtmts oil
Ggribaldtsmnistcrs, the letter - the
pglermitops produced On overwhelming
effect
Illinois.
a correspondent in Morgan rcuuty up-
ON whose ycrdcity We place the utmost
reliance, informs us that Mr.. j, l.. ID.
Morrison, whose nOmc fgurCs at the
head Of The Dourlus Electoral ticket IN
this State, remarked a few days since to
a person In that equity who hus hitherto
been jealous Democrat, but has since
experienced charge OF heart, that the
ight IN Illinois wOs now narrowed down
10 eight central counties; that the State
was lroity certainly gone To Lincoln, but
that suitable cNCrlons in the eight oour.
tics aforesaid would still save the Lcgis-
laturc, and in some q, gree keep tho par.
~ from itrcprcssblo dissolution. The
eight counties were not named, but we
take thcm to be Mcnouough, Fulton,
TUScwclb Mason, Cass, Mcnard Sanga.
mon and Mnrgul--all OF them Demo-
cratic two yours ago. This state uffucts
corr, sponts 80 nearly with our own in-
formation that we have no doubt Mr..
Morrison didunbosom himself Of the sad
rccitnl aforesaid II h certain also that
Me-, Douglas has bceli urged repeatedly,
and in the most pressing terms, TO come
home pnd save bis own State, ii possible,
nom the hands of the enemy.
There are now dirty days remaining
for work before tho great result is de-
tormincd. llthe battle Is carried on with
the same yigor and curncstposs during the
coming month that has been lisployCd
during thcpust three months, the State
OF Illinois viii give Abfdham Bincbln
fifteen thousand majority. Mark that
figure! Mr, Douglns may come, or no
may stay away. He may ehutCr his
special tran, hire his cpnnon, lay in his
stock of groceries, aud sptak at every
watortank and woOdpile be- unreach IN
the Stoto-itwillmSkp,no difcreneo..--
The vote of lllinqis go,s to Abraham
Lincoln,
We agree with Mr.. Morrison that the
real contest lies ina few central ceunties.
II is no longer ab0ttlo for the Electoral
Yotei 4 Is strife for the Lcgislnture.---
Aud II the OtcYber elections In pcnnsyl-
vanin, Ohin,Dnd Indana shall be fayorn.
Bile 20 the r publican cdusr, il will be no
longer orbna strife for the Legislature. -
A stampcdewill follow, which will bury
all Pro-Slqvcry politicians in Illinois
where the hand oircsurrcctlon win never
ilnd thrm.- Chicago Press and T'riJ-
iiRo. ar Is''a Ifst.
"1hy Grcat HTinciplCl'
Tom Ford, In a spoech at MansGrld,
the other dpy took Oh the "Litlle Squat
ter aud his "greot prinoiplep in the fol-
lowing capital style: e#
He goes to Baltimore, where towers
the monument lie fpds crowds ofpoo-
pie nni prosp rou3 city, Thisrcmmds
him orwbutl OF the q eat Victories Of
her prosperity aud glory No, il reminds
him of his -u-r-r-c.n-t P-n.r.r-i-n-cai.
p-l-o. RoRra of laughter. ,He next
goes TO Philadelphia, where stands the
old Liberty Hall, whore our indepcnd-
cncc wac fret inserted aud whore re-.
pose tho ashes Of Franltlin--but al re-
mind him only Of his great principle
Thou he visits New York-thc great me-
tropolis, where the shipping Of the world
rides at anchor, and Cvtry street and by.
way swarms with thindustfy, Does Il re-
mind him of his country s glory and pros.
/ perity under her free principlel, Laugh
ter. And to Boston he goes, where MS.
cs tho shan of bunker lIili-a land made
sacred BY the nshcs of a Jay and the Ad.
amses, aud a host ofbriSlit aud glorious
pmnes, associated with the gTandcsi
deeds, of our nations history. [APplause.l }
Did he rofer TO the heroic dcods OF our
I iorciathers. NUtawt rd A great gath
oring OF people. GreHt city. Remind
cd him Of his great principle. Roars Of
lnugbter. Then they took him 20 Rhode
Island, aud thinking no doubt 10 change
4 his talk by change of diet and digestion
they fed him on baked clans, Laugh
ter. But the 100 barrels Of clnms to him
was a great gathering and a great oeca.
sion, and reminded him of his great prin-
ciPle. He once said he would rather
swallow a .niggcr than an alligator, and
he believed now lie would rather swal-
low clam than a nigger, but itrcminded
hin Of hs"GTeat PrineiPlc,r Immease
laugllt9r,l .l+-.a .,r. - ....-..l. ~
NJ, Ford closed and retired amidst
great laughter audapplmtse,
walkers Execution Described
by Eyewitness,
The aecounts Of Walkers fate hereto.