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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
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We want the Germans Of seneca coun
iy TO distinctly bear in NINA, when the,
20 to tho polls next Tuesday. 'hat the
Douglas leaders ars calling upon the
Know-N.tinngs (whom they once de-.
hounecd so fcrely,) to help them, and
that all the bitter and Proscriptive mcm-
bera Of The Know-NothiDg party have
gone over to Douglas. II Douglas
should be elected (Which God forbidJ
these Know.Nothings will como in for
all the ist Offices, while not single office
will foreigner get. Mark thSti
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02


ToR fAEsIDEETfAL ELECTORS FoH TN
STATE AT LARGE.
FREDERICK IASSAUREK, Of Ham
iltOn,
JOSEPH NJ. ROOT, Of Rrie.
CONGRESSIONAL nfsTRICrs!
IbC Benjamin Egglestou.
ad. William M Diokson.
Sd. Frank MeWhinney.
eth. John Riley Knox.
9Th. DR. sden w. n. Howard.
9Th. John o., kcllum.
7th. Nelson Rush.
6eh, Abrsham Thomson.
Oh. John +. Henkle.
10th. Hezekiah s, Bandy.
lith. Daniel u. Stewart.
I3fh. Richard r. l.. Daber.
IBth. tbbn Beatty
lfth. Willard SIocum..
l5th. Joseph Ankeny.
18Th. Edward Ball.
l7th. John A. Davenport.
isth. William X. Upham.
10th. Samuel b. Philbrick.
goth. George w. Brooke.
3ist. Norman X. Mackenzie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
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LATE Professor or TIVE
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LATE rn6FEssu or TIVE
Eesis cilniaue Dc Medicine Fharmaeie
Ia PARIS.
fatinr berh nfsciiinr medicine icr - reefi rasit
heEt leave q announce " ~ lilsnus % sn. n -.
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Tive success witch DIV has met with hy bis recus
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oni.hinqruriue he desp fsis anef rsneot
Cd failures Of the mnsf eminent practitioners n The
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be win ndeuahe the cure n all patients without
chsfre tevcsrtnH the cost offhe medrine), Irouirra
~ e. nnHi amer The fesopton Of their hralh. an
me ful satrtion TIE patents mind Of the heneff
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proper medicine 70 meet an cases
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diseases IN which his attention bss b.., - 4 ~ ILL., '
ted, with fnll directions how 10 nss iher, tber., hi
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
RepubIIcan conventions.

The Republican Central Committee of this
county, has issued a call for the appointment
of delegates to a Congressional Convention,
to be held on the 9th of August, at German.
town. Also for the appointment of delegates
to a County Convention to be held in this city
on the 18th of August next. The call states
that 0the basis of representation agreed upon
by the Republican Central Committees com
posing the District, Montgomery county il
entitled 10 (oryseceh delegates, distributed as
follows, viz. Madison, Jefferson, Wayne and
Van Buren, townships, one each Jackson
Perry, Clay, Randolph, Washington aud Mad
River, two each; Better, German and Harri
son, three each; Miami, four First Ward, two
Second, three; Fourth and Sixth, three each
Fifth four. Zoo
The County Convention will consist, as
usual, of five delegates from each Township
and two from each Ward in Dayton"
The delegates for both Conventions are to
be chosen on the 4th August
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
The Enthusiasm In Ohio

The Marion (Ohio) Mirror, in giving an &c.
count of the Democratic ratification meeting
in that county of the nomination of DOUGLAS
and JOHNSON, says
"Upon the bare mention of his name the
enthusiasm ran through the crowd with the
velocity of lightning, and broke forth in spon-
taneous applauses for Douglas. Never since
the days Of Jackson and Clay has any man
engrafted himself so firmly in the hearts Of
the people as Douglas. Republicans seem to
forget party ties, and a number ofthem in the
meeting were completely carried AVA with
the popular feeling, and joined heartily in the
enthusiasm.
Just as the meeting adjourned the sky
was beautifully illuminated with fire-balls,
and q bonfire, composed of some of the rails
that Abe split The crowd to witness the il
Elimination and the Sons of Malta had now
swollen to at least two thousand, a large num-
Der being ladies, and as the rails were being
consumed, emblematical of the destruction Of
the Republican party next November, the
welkin was made to ring with cheers upon
cheers for Douglas. All acknowledged that
the enthusiasm exceeded anything which they
had ever seen before. If the enthusiasm and
change of feeling elsewhere in this State il
such as it has been in Marion County since
his nomination, Douglas will carry the Stat
by not less than eight to ten thousand MAORI
ty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
View York.

We have on more than one occasion refer
red to q feeling which was peryading the
northern and western part of the State in
favor of Douglas and Johnson. AS a further
evidence, we extract from the Troy Wing a
portion of a letter to the editor of that journal
from Ontario county
"But a truce to personal matters in this
dull letter, OF politics, which / have been
striving to forget for a few days, l have only
heard too much. | confess | am a little sur
prised to find in this section of the State so
much feeling for Douglas. There is no mis-
taking il, and no use to blink it. There is no
impression that Douglas is opposed to the
South unreasonably, and that, therefore, he
should be sustained. Besides, the 'squatter-
sovereignty principle is thought to be right,
and Democratic. must say, in all candor,
that the Douglas party is the only growing
one in this section at the present time, if an
opinion may be formed from the expressions
Of men as you meet them by chance.
ut is claimed that very nearly all the Ameri-
cans in this section are for Douglas. and will
vote for him. | asked one of these DOuglRsi.
zed Americans what he and those who acted
with him proposed to do with Bell and Eve
rett 7 He replied, 1--WE propose to leave
Bell and Everett entirely with the South" /
asked him how much majority Ontario cOun-
~ would give for Mr.. Lincoln He replied
with great positiVeness that Douglas would
carry the county, and mentioned two old Wing
towns which would give Douglas q majority Of
three hundred. This douglas talk" | should
think less Of it were it less frequently run
against
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
All after Him.

1t is strange that if the Hon. LEWIS d.
CAMPBELL is of so little Accountants no in
fuence in the ranks of the party with which
he has acted-that every Republican paper
feels it necessary to give him a shot, Below
we publish an article from the New York
EUening Post in regard to Mr.. C..
LEWIS ID. CAMPBELL DOING HIS UTMOST
Mr.. Campbell, for some years past a rather
''6shy" member Of Congress from Ohio, with
a dwelling place politically on the confines of
three different parties, but always so near the
borders that he could escape before he could
be served with process from either, declines a
re-nomiRation from his own district, and gives
as a reason, one of the resolutions of the Chi
eago Convention about naturalization. Here
is the document.
lMr. C.'s Gard is here inserted. 1t has
already appeared in the EXPIRE.
Instead of going to Congress to guard the
federal statute books from what he deems the
~noKious doctrine Of the Convention, Mr..
Campbell has given his constituents notice
that he means to stay at home to "spit upOn
it." Ecery man pho has reached Mr.. Camp
bells age ought to knoio phdt he can do best,
and zoe hare no doubt that in the Reo sphere
Of use ulaess tohich he has chosen he ciLl
be of as much use to the Republican cause
as he erer tcds in that tohich he is about 10
abandon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
From washington Township,

CENTREyILLE. July 10. Ia

Eds. Empfre-The cheated term" having
subsidized slightly, permit me TO inform the
readers of the EMPIaE that the citizens Of
Washington Township are all right on ques.
tons generally, particularly the Democratic
portion
The farmers of this vicinity are very busv
finishing up their harvesting which. n a few
DAYS will be brought to a close. The fields n
golden grain have unite ali been gatbarad n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
GIddIngs "A Good Republican.

Our neighbor of the Gazette in mentioning
the fact tibet 'the name of Hon. JosHUA X.
GIDDrSGs, viii be brought before the Republf
can Convection ofthe Twentieth Congression-
al District, as a candidate for the nomination
adds:
W would be glad to see the "old War
Horse returned to Congress. Mr.. Giddings
is a man of fine talents, a wise and expert
enced Statesman, and a man of iron nerve
There is not a better Republican, nor a more
honest man iH the Union than old Joshua IL
Giddings."
Just so This is just exactly what we have
been claiming, "Ghere Is not a BETTER Repub-
iicGn y in the Union than old. Joshua r.
Giddings." We have asserted all along that
if there vas one man who was truly a Re
publican-who fully understood the creed of
the party-who prdcticed and preached the
doctrines. of Republicanism-that man was
JosuU1 r. GIDDISos. And yet, when we quo
tel from his speeches and referred to HE &C
tons, the editor of the Journal virtually charg-
ed us with holding him up as a "scsre-crow'
with which to frighten Republicans. We are
glad, therefore, that a Republican paper in
this city has the courage and boldness to cor
roborate, unintentionally perhaps, yet corrob-
crate, our assertion that GIDDISGs is a Repub-
lican-that there is not a better zone in the
Union"
The point being settled by a Republican or
gan of this city that Mr.. GIDDISGs is a good
Republican, we trust that henceforth, when
we quote from his writings or allude to his
acts, we shall not be charged with dealing in
a "scare-crow." Surely there is nothing wrong
in quoting from a Republican, than whom
there is none better in the Union, and herald
ing it forth as the doctrines ola Republican,
in proclaiming it as the sentiment Of a promi-
nent leader of the party in the northern por,
ton ofthe State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
An Error.

"0f the five Democratic (Breckinridge)
papers in Ohio but one, the Stark County
Democrat, hoists the Democratic State ticket"
Holmes County Farmer.
Our friends of the Farmer are in error in
hoisted the ticket, and is urging for it the uni
ted support of the entire Democratic press and
party in the State; and we have no doubt but
that all of the other Democratic papers which
are supporting Mr.. BREcKINRIDGE will soon do
likewise,
Certain it is that it is incumbent ON them
to do SO. Whatever plea may be urged by
them in regard to the "irregularity'' of the
National Convention, none such can be urged
against the State Convention. 1t was not
only regularly called, as all know, by the regu-
lar Committee, but many of the delegates were
appointed before the National Convention had
concluded its labors, The Democracy of
every county in the State, save one, was fully
represented, and the candidates we're fairly
and honestly nominated. It's action, what
ever it may have been, is as fully and com
plstely the action of the Ohio Democracy, as
has been the action of any Democratic State
Convention which has ever assembled in Ohio
Such being the case, we can see no reason why
it is not entitled to the full and energetic sup
port of the Democratic press of the State.
That the Convention which will meet on the
18th of August will nominate a new State ticket
we do not believe; neither will its members
if they truly and sincerely desire the defeat o.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN in Ohio, nominate a new
electoral ticket
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
Edition for the Clergy.

The indianapolis Sentinel says: COPIES Of
Summers speech, under his own frank, have
been received by several clergymen of this
city, and in one instance at least, it has
been returned indorsed-l have no time to
read such stuff A preface or introduction
by Mr.. Hyatt, we believe it is, states that an
edition of forty thousand has been issued es-
pecially for the clergy. When they (the cler-
gy) cease serving God and commence serving
Charles Sumner, pandering to his vanity by
circulating his incendiary trash, we hope their
Aocks will leave them alone in their glory"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
The Prospect I'm Maine.

We are receiving daily from various parts
of Maine, evidence that the Democrats Of
Maine will make a splendid fight in Septem-
ber- The party there is united; every Demo
cratic paper is in for the State ticket, with
Ephraim X. Smart as candidate for Governor.
That Star in the East which has for n time
been oyershadowed by the clouds of sectional
hate, will shine again with all its former bril-
haney. There is a good time coming for all
those who are rightly disposed, and a day of
retribution for the wicked and the plotters of
mischief Maine will give a good account of
herselfin September and November .-Boston
Herald.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21

Ddy~We observe that the last number of the
Hardin county Democrat contains an attack
upon Hon r. ]. ATKINSON, 81 Auditor Of the
Treasury Department because the Democrat
iC paper which happens to be published at Mr.
AS home supports BREcKISmDeE While we
regret that any Democratic paper in thisState
should refuse to support DoUoLAs and JoHN'
SON, We regret just as much the fashion Of
some of the papers which support DoUGLAs in
attacking every man who holds a position mi
der the Administration.
We do not know, nor have we heard, wheth.
err Mr.. ATKINSON intends supporting DOUGLAS
or BREcKrNRIDeE; but this we do know, that
we have never met n man whom we esteem
more highly, both in public and in private life
whose devotion TO Democratic principles
has been more-than ROBERT J. ATKINSON.
To insinuate that he would be governed in
his political doctrines for the sake of office.
proves that the author of such a charge is
either ~unacquainted with the man, or desires
to crafty a personal pique.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
Lincoln Cutting Ills STICK.

The Journal has a picture of Lincoln "cut-
ting his stickf'
Is the object Of this to illustrate that pass
age in his life, when he deserted Henry Clay?
rs " TO illustrate his course in Congress-,
when he sided with the MeXieans
Is it a graphic epitome of a career which
has resulted in nothing but retreats and de-
feats?
Or does it mean to describe the existing
stampede in the Opposition ranks, all ofwhom
are scntting stick from that party and ma
king their way to the Douglas camp IA
bang Atlas 6 argus. lIl4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21

: A Literary discovery of some Importance
has been made at Liverpool, England. A pa
pyrus brought from Thebes by Rev. Henry
Stobart, and in Mr.. Mayors museum Of an
tiquities, was found to contain the 18th chap
ter ofSt Matthew, written in the Greek Uni
cal character, which gives a new version of
the long misunderstood part of the oath verse,
relating to the passage of a camel through
the eye of needle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
Gttp..
-7nrotAN o%RbiNANoE ~

MANDATORY Of an Ordinance to provide for the
a asaessinq and collecting a tax upon doesfe prevent
ffehe ttmnina NJ Inrgc, and 10 provide agfinst die prey.
aience Of Hydrophobiein the City OF Dayton, passed
April 20, 1879.
n,1ooa. That hereafter during the continuance In
1,rS ofthe Mayors proclamation IN relation to dog4
r,nnine nj large in the city, ~ provided In Section 7 Of
the ordinance on that subject, passed April p, 1912, Il
ANAL H. the dnty ufthe City MARSHALL md hls hsastants
M take no Ill hnimals Of tie dog kind found running at
large without muzzles, and cause them to be securedin
some safe place for . period not less than three, nor
more than five days, lefore the saine mc destroyed.
$40. =. n ahall be theaduty Of Adid Marshal TO deliver
possession Of any dog TO It's master, II satisfied Of the
.avnershipo Of the same, but not without demanding and
securing nom such owner, ahne Of 90 cents, and also
10 cents q day for every day such dog shall be harhored
in the pound.
deetroyed or sold by the marshal on his discretion, and
III moneys arising nom fines or sales, shall alter paying
Mi expenses incurred in carrying into effect the provis-
ions of Ills Ordinance, be considered as compensation
TO the city marshal for his services.
Sac. A.. All prOysons Of any ordinance heretofore
passed, conflicting with the provisions ofthis ordinance,
are hereby repealed.
'7 WIN. BOMBERGER, Pres. city Council,
Aitest-ANrHOsr STEPHENS, City Clerk.
Passed July nth, 1870. jyls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21

The Democratic Club Meeting TONIGHT.
Not only every member, but every one wish
ing to join, is requested to be on hand, as
business of importance is to be transacted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21

M. Renan, member of the French Institute
has been charged by the Emperor with the
mission of endeavoring to discover the sites
of Tyre and Sidon. He had an audience
some time back of his Majesty, and is to leave
with his family in October.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
Broadway Hotel, Cincinnati.

TOSEPH H. CROMWELL, Proprietor. This popu-
81 lar Hotel is situated on the Corner OF BROADWAY
AND SECOND STREETS, convenient to the steam
boat landing, and all the Railroad Depots; also, near all
business houses, banks, and places Of amusement.
M. Breakfast for early trains at 8 O'clock. Omnibus
or all trains leaving the ity. jy21
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21
BELL ANp RvEREff hi cINcINNlrI.


fspcaid cosfcspondepcs n Duly Empirel
CiScrSsAr, July p.
Dear Empfre- No,tithssandin the heavy
rains, the continued rains, Of yesterday and
last evening, the friends Of BeLi and EvERRr1
held a large and enthusiastic meeting in Filth
street Market space last evening The mum.
Der was very large, and the enthusiasm ex,
%tensiye indeed. The delegations from Ken,
lucky particularly, were full Of a. They
must have had something over a million (or
possibly one or two less) Of bells, Of all
kinds, sizes, shapes and tones, which they
were continually ringing, fotcibly reminding
one ofthe subject matter Of EDGAR PoS's ia
nous poem, where he speaks Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-21

VIII address a meeting Of the Democ-
racy, at the Madison House ION c. H. 4
d Railroad) in Butler county, on Saturday
afternoon, the 2lst inst, at 3 o'clock.
He viii also address the citizens Of NEW
PARIS (Preble county, and piciniy on
Thursday Ereming august 9, 1860, at ~
o'clock
Will also address the citizens of FARMERS-
WILLIE Montgomery county, and vicinity,
on Saturday Erening, august IL, 1860, al
~ o'clock.
Let all who desire the faithful enforcement
Of the laws Of the land, comel
Let all who believe that odr Government as
formed by the heroes of the Revolution, can
continue to exist and prosper, comel
Let all who are opposed to the sectional and
dangerous creed of Black Republicanism,
comel
Let all who believe that the people are capa-
bic of selfgovernment, comel
Let all who are willing to stand by the
Union, and the Constitution, the rights of the
States and the sovereignty of the people,
comel
Let all who would cheer on the patriotic
cause, comel
Let all who would maintain the constitu-
tional equality ofthe States, comel
Let all who are opposed to the odious doc
IL
trine Of negro equality, comel
Let the young men, who look to a glorious
future for the Republic, and who desire to
perpetuate our liberties, comel
Come a. the waves come when navies are stranded,
Come as the winds come when forests are rended,
Come aS freemen come when there is a Union to save,
Come as true democrats with strong hearts and brave. y