The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
0erTho Rev. Theodors Parker dlcd

0~TTho Rev. Theodore Parker died
at Florence, Italy, on the 10th ult.
0STThe Missouri Democrat speakinq
Of tho Republican ratification meeting IN
the city Of st. Louis. says, cit was psL
a meeting as Donton's presence was won,
to call forth"
A 0mL STRANaLEn by A swiSa.-
Lastweek, little daughter OF william
Baird, residing near Lyons, N, Y, in the
absence Of the family In the field, be-
came cntangled in swing by her neck,
and when found she was ia the agonies
Of death.
THOnnibal Hamlin commenced iiCc
as farmer boy, and afterwards became
printer, and continued ''setting up types
till he commenced the study ofiaw. He
was admitted to the Bar In 1888, when he
was "a years of age. ''
0S-The Chicago Times thinks Doug
las chances for the Presidency much
better than Lincoln's because Douglas
is rich and Lincoln poor. Douglas may
be rich, but Lincoln is sure to get the
votes, and in this country, votes, not
money, make the President. s.ef
0rThe New York Independent, tho
Nblest conducted and most infuehtialre-
ligious weekly in the country, has plae-
ed the names Of Lincoln and Hamlin (in
antograph) at the head ofitB leading coli
umn under the head of denominations for
Freedom.n HHH 0olT
01rTho distracted and disorgaaized
Democracy despairing of the nomination
Of Douglas, are talking about such small
fry as Sam Medary and Bill Aller, Of
Ohio, as candidates for the Presidency.
0ST-Tho Democratic State Conven-
ton Of Mississippi have unanimously ap.
proved the course Of the delegates Of
that State at Charleston. These dele
dates were among the seeeders. 81 on
0S-Pennsylvania appears to bs com-
log bravely iuto line in support Of the
Chicago onOminations "Old line Whigsy'
says the Lancaster EraHrinsr, 'who eoh-
sented to go for Mr. buchanan in 1856.
arc on all sides falling into line in sup,
port ofthpt brave old Wing champion Ia
arms, Abraham Lincoln. The sigEs Of
the times argue we'll for an old-fashioued
majority of FIVE or six thousand in Lam
caster county, no matter who l. nomin-
Oted as the Democratic Candidate" ",as,
0-rJ. q. A, Foster, Of New9ort, Rya
who purchased the negro boy, Charles
WaggoneF, who was sold for jail fees,
publishes a card in the Cincinnati papers
in which he says; "If the facts can be
established Of bis being free boy, 70 tho
satisfaction Of any court in Kenmcay,I
will cheerfully give him bis freedoni Or
further, in event Of his being slave,
will sell him 70 his sympathizeFs for the
amount | paid for him." vr Il
0T-IR our local columns win be found
oil that was known up to the hOur Of go-
i ing 70 press, concerning the murder of
Henry w Crawley. Thers has hSvef
been more mysterious homicide 10 The
city, nor ono which has attracted more
general attention. Il was ths uuiyeTssl
topic Of conversation yesterday There
were surnises, theories, suesses innna-
cradle. But as yet there is 20 elaS .
the murderer,--- Cia. Ger. amisl 49,
OeJ-The Senate ofthe United States--
which has come to be an AdninisTasi6h
Instrument for snubbing the people aud
deufening the popular wiil--will succeed
as it would appear from the Washington
dispatches, in killing the Homestead biIl
and preventing the festofati6n of the as.
continued mail service, two measures "a
which the people have Z peculiar ADD AZ
rect Interest. e'F Wta
OerFanny Fern c6nes odt Ilihef
savsgely on teachers who require feoIa-
positions" Of their young lady paP,la ~
fore the poor things have any ideas 70
make them out OF. Fanny Is nsht,i Aeth-
iug.is more redicuions and nrenicioua
than that sort Of dfy-cupping, (as fha
doctors would cali 10 and the gil wh0
can write . good lelior-sis Aialoe, any
girl with a fair eduuation ,een--bpa )
much more valuable Rt than the ana
bilious young lady who makts aeemfosi-
! tions" Containing The pssl piopQ,l4h q
one feeble idea q twenty magnlis ggtul