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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Nebraskn.

Qulckoncd by the example Of Kansas
the people OF Nebraska ore moving in the
matter Of organizing a State Government
FOR that Territory and applying for ad.
mission into tho Union. A bin has been
introduced in the Territorial Legislature
to provide for election OF delegates to a
Convention TO form a State Constitution,
the Constitution to bo framed and sub
mitled to popular vote on tho aad of
February, If adopted, application will
immediately DO made for admission into
tho Union, aud stuto Officers will be
chosen undor IL ON the first Monday In
May.
Nebraska will Of course be a Free
State. The bill recently brought before
the Legislature of that Territory, Ia
which we have before referred, prohibit.
ing slavery, has passed the House by a
vote Of yeas ~, nays l7--tAe nays all
Demoerai'i But eight Democrats voted in
the affirmative. The Nebraskian, the
Democratic organ Of the Territory, says
tho passage ofthe bin is regarded by nine
tenths Of the people as a Republican vic
tory, and the Republicans themselves so
regard il. Il adds;
II is said that the bill cannot pass the
Councils we oertaiuly hope that Il will
not, but stree its passage in Democrat
&c House, similar movement in the Coun-
ell would not occasion surprise,
Since the above was in type We learn
the Democrats Of the Nebraska Council
have succeeded in defetting the bill which
passed the other branch Of tho Legisla-
turc, prohibiting slavery IN Nebraska
Democracy viii "tell'' in favor OF slavery
wherever YOU NAV find IA.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Thc OhIo T.erl.In,nre.

This body convened at Columbus, al
ioa. m. on Monday and was organized by
the election Of the following oileers, all
good Republicans;
HousE.-Hon. r, c, Parsons Of Clovo-
land, Speakers D. r. cowen Of Belmont,
CLERK; L. l., Lamborn Of Stark, let As-
sistanti +. Reidling ofsandusky city I'D
ASST Joseph Warwick Of Warren, Ser,
geant-st-Armsi T. J. Davis Of Morrow
ist Asst. and s. w. Edwards Of Huron
Cd Asst.
sEsArf.-D. w. Rhodes Of Delaware
Clerk M L. Morrow ofTusearawas, isl
Asa't; =. A. Higgins Of Wood, I'd Asst
Wn' II. Green OF Dayton, sorgeant-O,,
Aimsi Jas. w, Sands Of vinton, ist Asst
and John Wallace Of Madison, % Asst.
The Governors Message was handed
IN and read at az p, n.
The Inauguration Of Gov. Dennlson
w''fatke place next Monday IN the 70.
tHd ot the capitsl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

This document. like az Of Gov. Chete's
productions,is ,is eminontly conservative and
consists principally IN "fscls and figures"
relating to tbe material interests Of the
State. Il gives an interesting and sue
ciat account Of real estate valuations and
the modes Of taxation In the State, from
earliest cxlstonc and Of horrapid growth
in wealth population aud Importance. Il
also affords valuable suggestions IN con-
noction with these and other subjects and
brcuthes a spirit Of loyalty to the Cousti-
tuition and the Union and proper regard
for the rights Of the citizens ofthe sever
al states composing T.
We shall lay this message, or synop-
ais Of il, before our readers next week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Orow and IlrnncIl.

Several sharp passages have occurred
between members Of Congress, most
prominent among which was that between
Mr.. Grow Of Pa. and Mr.. Branch Of
North Carolina, which came nigh result
ing 10 hostile collision.
Mr.. Branch had accused Grow Of cor
rupt motives, in the defeat Of tho Post
Office appropriation bill, Last session.
Mr. Grow replied, denying the false ac-
cusation os a brcnoh Of courtesy, uuwor-
thy OF n aentiomon. Mr.. Branch wanted
to know n those remarks were intended
10 apply to him Mr.. Grow gave him to
understand that they did and added that
ho had nothing 20 rotruct. Mr.. Branch
said something about demanding saiisfdo-
iion but has boen careful not 70 place
Mr. Grow on the defensive. This is the
only oilectualway to rebuko the insolencs
Of these Southern siiaks,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
The Composition Of the Senate
Ctnmunnntf ffppa

We regard the composition ofthc Sem
nto Committees as All unmtigated politio-
al outrage. The Craftsmanship OF every
committee of any Importance was given
to a Southern Democrat. No Democrat
from a free State was assigned any lead
ing position. The whole programme was
sectional in the extreme. The Southern
Democrats were noithor just, generous nor
magnanimous in thus Rppropriating to
themselves all the political honors ofthe
Senate. Whilo the Democrats are OPP
posing the Republicans as n sectional
party, Il does not look well TO see them
I'M all the Senate Committees up with
chairmon taken from one section orthc
Union. Tho treo States have Democrat
ic Senators that are woll qualified, by
ability and long service In that body, for
the highest positions, and thoro is no oX-
ouse Tor such an unequal arrangement
Tho drrigucrs orth0t programme could
not have assisted the Republicans mos
eiloetually than they have by ignorihg
the existence Of Democratic Senptors
from the free StOtes,-- e CiRciRndti Ems
quirer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Rmchnnnn,s sinccritr.

The President dcyotos much space in
his annual message to a hcayy, solemn
argument against the slave trade. He
concludes that its revival would be inhu-
man and oxpedient. This is uccompan-
ied with an oulogy upon the merits ofiho
institution Of slavery as ciyilizing pro-
cess.
lfslavory gives to the blacks superior
civilization, and otherwise 80 much bet
tors their condition, as must be Inferred
from Buehausn's remarks, why should
the means which place this olcvating In
iluence about them, be pronounced inhu-
mani And if il is inhumRn and inexpedi-
ent for this country TO again engage in
niger spoculations, why should the Span
ish Government be paid for tho stolen
negroes which they lost in the Amisted
ahalrl Don't this Presidents talk sound
very much like speaking for Buucombel
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06


Congress ia sin IN a"dead lock-" The
disunicn democracy in tho House sresdll
By facticus opposition, doing ell they can
to prevent an organisation, by the elec-
tion Of John sherman, Speaker They
viii not allow q vote 70 be saken, if they
can prevent il, and occupy az much time
ss possible In windy defamation and BIAS
phomoua haranguos against the Union.--
Ip the mean time, The creditors Of the
Oovernmentsre 20 ting impatient and de-
clare that they will throw up their con-
tracts, lf an organization, temporary or
permanent, ia not effected iHsianisr.-
This strong outside pressure is beginning
70 bear heavily and has resulted in an ef-
fort 70 elect Speaker pro ten, until the
necessary appropriation bills are put
through. The administration, being once
relieved nfits embarrassment, would have
no anxiety Whatever about the election
- regular Speaker, and would, ifpo.
siblo, prolong The contest for months.-
The Republicans have discovered the
"mice In the meal bag" and have prompt
y nlpped oil sueh enterprises In the bu'.
The democracy do all the casting and
the Republicans do all the voting.
The responsibility Of tho inactlon Of
the House rests with a few Anti.Lo-
compton democrats, elected by tho aid Of
Republican votes. by giving theirvotes
70 sherman, as they are under obligation
20 do, they would speedily determine this
unfortunate contest and save their own
heads. For refusing to do 20, they will
bo held responsible before tho country.
The Republicans have wisely refused to
be led into any controversy and they I'D
here with unhinehlng frmness to their
candidate and press vote. Not so thor
adyorsaries. They are dlsorganlEcd and
cannot be rallied again.
There is nothing moro certain than
that Sherman will bo tho Speaker.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
rhe nIehlrnI stu.lnnts.

Those "nlce young men" the sunny
South, who came 70 Philadelphia to be
d, dlcttod," and play rowdy and black
guard, ofwhomit Il was At first reported
800 had retired in disgust, In consequence
Of the anti-slavery feeling In Philadelphia,
and who were so grandiloquently address,
ed by Gov. Wise at Richmond, wherein
the said Wise threatened to take Cannda,
punish Great Britain, and play rattle snap
generally In al Northern rogions.--turn
out, upon an exact count, to be rs, all told
and some Of them were lmportuned nt the
railroad depot, on The eve Of their do
parturc, for payment Of washing bin and
other little otcctcrus. No doubt the
s'amps had run out their means aud their
credit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheesemanls Pills.

DIR. Cheeseman's Pills,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Chceseman, NJ. D.
New York CITY.
Tho combination Of Ingredients In tho Pins are the
Fesrh Of long aud extensive practice They are mild
la their operation, aud eeraio In correcting al ireru
ladtos, Painful Menstuatont, removing an ohsirus.
onf, whether nom cold or Otherwise headache pain
inthe Ade, nalptnon of the heart whites all nervou,
ahectons Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and
e'o ,dihufbed 'lesp, which anses ifom nlsuupton 81
nature,
To Married Ladies.
nr Cheesemaus Pills arr iavaluabis, ashey wiub,i,,
On the monthly period with rrgulsIiiy. isdle, who
have hern disappoiniai n he zee of other pms -
place The utmost conlitnoe In nf. Chesssniaatt PIN,
doing ail thai they Iepfeseut % DO,
Notice.
There u one eopaiiion ofihc iem,e ~ Ten Ia which
ihe Pilh cannol he takcn without nralurinr pscr,.
hltr2tnh. anch ia the iuesahla Tendency of The med.
icine 10 rrstov the sexual anctians 40
toe, that rNcn the reproductive power ofnaiurc eani
retattt, Warranted nureb vegetable, aad free ltun
anythlng iuiuious, Explicit direction, which shosld
De iead, accompany each boa, Price a. 6eutbYmtii
on epcloslog al 70 the GspeTal Agent
~ sold BY one Druggist IN evrry town In The Ualt,
staios, "a. uuruWHgS,
Gonersl Ar4at Cor tho united states
taA rhamhi r,.si,, New -York,
90 eha0 an Wholesale ~ ler. shsoll he silrs..ed
fphoy ., y Moesieb tihn, q. u.a2nlr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
ForneY on the NIcssnge.

In the present crowded state Of our
columns we find Il impossible to make
any extended comment upon the mess
age Of the President oftho United Statos.
IL is evidently his own production, abound
ing In characteristic appeals 70 Divine
mercy, studied Misrepresentation, and tho
declaration OF violent aud revolutionary
opinions. A most significant omission Is
his failure 10 repeat his determination not
10 become a candidate for re-electioni
which considering the manner IN which
he has taken care TO proclaim II hereto
loro, may be regarded indicative Of his
Willingness 10 submit his case once moro
to the arbitration ofthe ballot-box.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Cnssius M, clay W.. Wee Prcsi-
dnmI nrecIkenrldyc.

We road the following announcement
in the Louisville Journal.
10 the Editors Of tle Louisville Jour
nal.
WHTE HALL, KY Dec. ~, 1859.
INSTRUMENTATION me 90 say through
your Journal that | will on Tuesday night
the 10th Of Iinuary next, in the town of
Frankfort, vndicato the principles and
aims Of the Republican party against tho
assaults Of Vice President Breckenridge
aud Gov. Mugollin. viii all the papers
in favor Of justice and fair play copyl
c. Nj. Clay
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

0STA Washington correspondent Of
tho Cincinnati Gozetto writes that "if oy-
or the House be organized a prominent
Republican representative from Ohio
will demand Of Mr.. Cobb, tho Secretary
Of the Treasury, TO correct his annualre-
port by investing the e92p 100000, Treas
ury notes now over due, so that the poo
pie may not be deceived as to the cost of
the Administration, nor the creditors
cheated by the postponomcnt Of their
claims This must be done before the
Deficiency bill is passed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

OSJ-Theresoems to be a direct quea-
tlon Of veFacity between the Washington
Constitution and the Congressional sat
elites Of the New York Herald, and SEN
ator Toombs. The former charge the
defeat Of the Po4s Office appropriation
bin, at tho last session Of Congress, 70 the
action Of Hon. @. A. Grow, Of Pennsyl-
vania, in the Housej while Senator
Toombs declared, in speech at home,
last summer, that he held the fate Of that
bill In the hollow Of his hand, and that
he stamped Il undcr his feetl Who Is to
be bolievodl BIr. Toombs would scarcely
desire to assume gTatuitoualy such grave
responsibility.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

This document was laid before both
houses Of Congress on Wednesday last.
In the sonsto, Il was received and read,
but in the House il was laid on the table
where Il will remain until Speaker Ia
elected.
twill be seen that the President chnrg-
60 hls follow-citzens at the North with
being traitors, fanatics and disturbers Of
the peace and perpetui,y Of the Union,
when he himself is the greatest traitor
that goes unhung, He has not a word
70 ~ agaicst the disunon democracy Of
.no South, who hav, violated every com.
pact, repudiated every compromise and
now openly declare tho Union dissolved
IN the event ofa Republican president be-
ing elected.
The President informs US, now for the
fourth time, that the Union has been saw.
ed through his lnterpositon and that the
question Of slavery In the territories has
been settled by the ruling ofthc Supreme
Court in the Dred Scott case. lie declares
Il to be the indefeaslble right Of the South
70 take their "peeuliar" property into the
territories and hold Il there and he ex-
prussly denies tho power Of Congress or
the people ofthe territories,a acting through
their legal representatives or otherwise,
to deprive them Of that right.
Thus, we have the doctrine OFT "na-
tional democracy" North and South, clear.
y defined II is this' That slavery has
a elar right, under the Constitution, to OK.
tend into every territory in the United
States and that thore is no power, In
heaven or on earth, that can remove Il.
He goes farther and says that slave hold
ers are entitled to such protection in the
territories, as will make their property Sc
cure.
We are under obligations to the Prcsi-
dent ior this authoritative exposition Of
tho principles Of party, falsely styled
national and mlsapproprlSting to itself
the name Of Democratic.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

OJTAn extra assessment Of 80 per
head has been laid upon each clerk and
undorling in the New York Custom House
the proceeds thereof being devoted to the
use Of the National Democratic Commit
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

OSTTo-day Thursday the sham de-
mocracy Of Ohio hold Their state conven-
ton at Columbus, for the purpose Of Sc
lecting delegates al large to the charles-
ton Convention and forming an electoral
AL.LnI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Notice.
Horny L. Alicnorthc Statc Of New

Henry +. Allen orthc State Of New
Nofk viii tako notice that LntheT A Hall did, on tho
l5th day Of nece hsr, isin, 6lc his Petition IA the
CouH OF tommon Pleas OF the county Of Seneca and
state Of Ohio, against him, the said Alien settling ofh
that there IA due TO him from tho said Allen the sam OF
one hun rcd and thiny.thFee dollars and sixteen rent
(sts3l0) with interest thereon from ihe 25th duv Of
December, 1885, fof money paid by him Cor the Of
The said Allen A his request and tor services ~ an
Attorney, by him the said iHl tcnlofcd tor the said
Aen,ai his request perarconnt vopy ofwh vhs a..
tached 70 said peton,aUi asking for Judgement
Tor against the said Allcn.
Andthe said Alls~ is further drd that his proper.
~ situated Va Sid county, Z, sought m he taken under
an orlet Of Attachment, and Appropriated 10 the pay.
meni ot the amount due nom him In the premises, ahd
that he Is required 90 snneGr and nnswefhe said Petit
ton ON before ta thrd Saturday after the 2Tth day
OF lAnuury, $500, LUTHER A, HALL,
Tina, December IS, is50-0w oasO