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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
Thc nnrrh Dlvorcc Cnsc.

The daily papers just now arc replete
with the details Of sensational divorce
case in progress Of trial at Napiervillc,
III. Il will be remembered, perhaps,
Mat the matter occssioned somo buzz
last spring, and was characterized as a
second Sicklos affair" Mr.. Bureh 10
wealthy Chicago banker, and Mrs.
Rareh q niece Of Erhstus Corning, the
Albany millionaire. Mr.. n. becoming
aatisfed Of HE wifo's infdolity, forced
her TO sign a written statement Of her
guilt with two different persons, and also
a dad cutting of her right Of DOVER in
his propepty. MrF. D. since asserts that
the confession was made under eompul-
sion, and is untrue. The details OF the
trial cxhibita EeEE lax state Of morals in
the Burch hous, y, on both sides, and
is another evidence Of the folly Of mar
riagea OF convenience, where money IL
the oplY consideration involved. The
Napisrville correspondent Of the Chicago
JOurFGl, In speaking Of tho trial, says :
tn sad, sad picture Of wretched-
ness, whatever is the issue it may have.
This throwing open a home to the public
scrutiny, where al was supposed TO bo
happiness and comfort, and revealing
partial glimpscs of other homes, upon
which there are shadows, is no pleasing
thought, II reveals some men in a true
light to the community. On the other
hand, It shows conclusively that palatial
mansions, rich dresses, liveried servants,
costly viands, splendid conservntories
and bank bills are not indiccs Of happi-
ness.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07


There sofha 70 be, IN All querten, a
surrender 20 the idea ihet ne ststo shall
deiermine % seeoie from the Federal
Union she cannot b. cum7rlled 20 return
This 10 ths point that will be avoid
"a IN President Buchahan's furthcom.
ing message. J am not disposed 20 cavi
at The constructiOn which appears % have
been placed upon the relations Of tho
South 70 The Union alike By the Wash.
ington C0nsfifHfioH and the Nav York
Tribune, represonpahg ultra extremes--
bcctuse / make duo allowance for oil
meg y public positions who orQ.obliged
TO ~ lycratc VI decide upon ~ grave
questions now at issue ctwccn the two
sections. Bu doeNnof his concurrence
pis ths tdsqiAaf seOssion fran hc Union
car BE- peaceablV mode Inevitably and in
e.rorabiy prepare he pay for The desiruo-
ffoa Of he A merican RcBubiiel II South
Carolina cen secede. making their own
grounds Of complaint, Pennsylvania can
secrde. What course is left Us, with no
man - raise his voice against PROPOSE
tion, which In the days Of Jackson, Web
ster and Clay, would have been secuted
ont Of Congrest and rejected by all pur-
tiNs Of the great States Of New York.
PeDnsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, Kentucky
and Missouri.
Will not these controlling Common.
wealths now look out for themselves !
vii they hot prepare g. make combi-
.natioH with each other, Or will they not
anticipate their relations 10 the fureAA
and take advantage Of the neg eonstaic-
ton which has been given ~ our new
" taders IN Istael" 81 the FAlcral Con-
sttuton II this theory OF peaceful
secession, II right, or II II il not attacked,
and 10 generally accepted, soltspreRcrva-
ton will compel Pennsylvania to look
out foA hcrself. She has incalculnlfn
advantage over 0ll the other States N
the Union, and will necessarily become
a leader, should any division take place.
Her railroads knit 20 the conservative
South and 70 thos' great lakes, for the
Commerce Of which New York hos been
eontsnding, and until within Law years,
has successfully y contendcd for. Her poo
plo uEe conservative. She Is ncighborod
by VHginin on the sOuth-wert, and by
Mary lund and Delaware on the south.
and DE can make of hcrselfnn indepcn.
dent empire, living upon her wheat and
corn, and feeding from her surplus, sur
rounding CVmmonweAlths, while Nhain-
Inining an immensely compromising
trade by means Of her coal and iron.
II secession Is right, aud no hand is to be
raisethio enforce the Jefferson, Madison
and Jekson doctrine, why should n0ethe
State OF Pennsylvania look out for her
self
We must meet these issues whhher
or no, and heN is poor leader who does
not frankly tellhis followers the duukers
before and behind them. Bahkruptcies
will daquestionSbly ensuo. They huto
happened already. But these arc only
the lessons taught by adversely. II IL
somotllpg 10 have this great quosapn
settled, elfVcry few years quiet men,
who talR little part In politics, are j.
turbcdsand frequently destroyed, in their
business operations, BY the eternal Ia
Eon" on the slavery question. StranR q
to say, all our panes, with a few excep-
tioAs. have grown out Of the interminar
bic negro. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
nOId Abc,sn sncccI,.

AZ the Republican jubilee, held nt
Springfield, III, Mr.. Lincoln was wildly
checred and called for, and coming for.
ward, spoke nB follows
FRWEDs AND FELLow--CtrIzrNs.-
Plcnso excuse me on this occasion from
making speech. I thank you Tor the
Kindness and compliment OF this call. |
thank you In common with All others,
who have thought fl by your votes to
indorse tho Republican cuusc. Jap
pluuse.l ] lrcjoicc with you in the sue
cess which has ~ far attended that
cause, lAPplsuse.l Yet, in oll our ro-
ioicing, let as neither express nor cher
i'h uny hard feelings toward any citizen
who by his vote has differed with ua.
| Loud chccring.l Let ne at oil times
remember that oil American citizons are
brothers Of common country, and
should dwell together in the bonds Of
fratcrAul feeling. Immense applause. ]
LIT me again beg you to accept my
thanks, and excuse me from further
speaking at this time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
- I.reslacn,,s -.


This document Mas laid before Con.
gress, on Tsosday. We hope to be able
70 give Il entire TO our readers, this week
in the shape q . ExEs. A. might
have been expected, Mr, buchanan de-
reuds the Smth, aRd labors TO place all
the blame Of the present condition Of the
county q the door Of the Rapu6liear
party.
lie thinks the interests Of slavery par
amcun, 70 those Of Froedom-lhat ths
so,,th are entitled 10 the full opi0ymeu
and proteoiiou Of their slsye property IL
tho Territories, aud that unless 'h'
Nsahem shtes repes. their ''pCrJooa
Libef,y ybalipan5 der themselves NOR,
supple p catching runaway negroes, th'
south have Jos, cuuse Of seoe ssion.
The President shinks that the elect OF
Of Lineoln per 50 Is not sufficient causl
forsceeaion, and that the South shoul
wait for scme opsri aei.but in,imales tha
ho will not use coercion a. a means 0
preserving the Union.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
TrumbuII's Speech.

The following is the concluding por-
ton Of Mr.. Trumbulrs speech, rocontly
delivered nt Springfield, as reported in
the ST, Louis Democrat.
Should any Republican inquire what
has been gained by the triumph Of Re.
pNblicRnism, l answer much. We have
gaineda decisioR o( the people in favor
OF PsOiic. Railroad; Homestead poll,
oy; judictops tariff the admission into
the Union Of KgasHs a. free State; a
reform In the financial department Of the
government; aud more important than
all the virdiet Of the people-tho source
Of power--thal the Constitution is not a
slayery-extending instrument No more
Drcd Scott DECISIONS will ROW 10 made.
Freemen, both Of the North and South,
will hereafter be protected In all their
constitutional rights, The policy OF the
Government, as Of old, will now get in
favor nf freedom, and not for the Buprem,
Ocy Of slavery, as hes been the case for
the last six years. Freedom viii hence
forth be the law oftho Territories, be-
cause thr people their majesty havo 10
| decided; aud neither Courts nor Goa
grrss will be able to thwsrt their will
When full effect shall havu been given %
all these great measures OF the RNpuhli-
can pSTty, and the pFqudices ongcnder.
oil against Il Ia the minds ofmaRy, by the
artlul apprNls Of demagoguea who have
misfOpFssent u L. objects, shall have
been removed b. actual knowledge OF
is acts, we may expect the bitterness o.
party spirit to subsidc, the cry Of dia0a-
ion to be hushed, and the principles o
RePubhoanhm to become the peraanent
policy OF the Government, under which I
viii flourish and prosper a. ] trust for
ever,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
LewnI NOTICE.

Noah Ehy, George liFhiner and LYDIA
Lishtner hi- wife. Samuel Waikcr and Mary
NJ Walker his wife Crawford kear and
Sarah kear his wife, Cyrus b. Douhi James
A. Dewitt, Ellen Dewitt and Emnm Dewitt.
minor children aud A. }. Failor their guar.
dian, and Robert Milton Ehy minor child
audSusan Eby hia guardian, will take notice
that petition WAS hlcl against them
on the igh day ofNovembcr A D.
, ls60, in the Court Of Common Pleas
within aud for the county ol Wyandot
IN tho state of Ohio by Michael c.
'uendriekson aud Louisa = lisnduckson
ltis wife. All is now pending, wherein the
sat0 Michael G, uendUcksoa and luu.sa r
Neud dcSsoa his wife, dtusn3 partition ol
'ibe following real estate to.wit; lo. y .u oeg
uhiyty.two (S2), IN Moonel's north a1lNoa
90 the town OF up2et Stp4usky, ia tie coaD,
.Y OF Wyaudot, aud state OF Ohio, and also th,
west haii Of the south cast qpausr OF secuou
seventeen (iD, Up. three 90, north pl range
Agr.gga 10, east coutdaiRg eighty aegts
iu t0t county pl Seneca Ia the state VI lalo,
aud chat a. ,ho next term Of said Cosrt the
.said Miehsd q. Heudri5ks3n and Lpmsa y
.Nenjrickson, viii spply Cor AN order of par
uhon may be made of said premises
MckELLl & g 2lSEI.L,
Attorney. lor Pstiuonels.
noy30. 6w-S5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07


The Adrsriiser, with that uss,erl,
fkinTOf which Hm 10 much teleHrstod
attempts to saddle ihc responsibility d
The present agitation and threatened die.
usiun, a, the South, upon the epubliear
party This silly ubter1t tis tvcf the
,aiof's last rcsort. when Sticr argument.
fsi. We verify believe. II he were
caush, crossing field widi a. sheep on
his back, Or 10 thc oct Of robbing some.
body's hen-r,os,, ho would Try 70 make
, elicvc he was not the individual, bul
that {, was some rssoslly Black Rcpuhli-
can.
Who, bat the Democratic party NORTH,
have k'P, alive and given did and com.
fprt 10 fh" disuniuuists Of the Eouthi--
Tlry have been acting with them for
years havc admitted them to full COM
Snunion and fcllowrhip In the Democrat
is church sud in their national councils
rndksvs cherished, in their bosoms, this
serpent ,hai is now about 70 sting them
10 The hcsrt. They alone have bocn
aiding 'uel to the flame that now threat
rms a. hurst iorih with volcanic fury
They have eiudiousy and rcrsistently
miscprrscnted the principles anu aims
II the Republican party aud tried TO
make the Suuih believe that we are their
mortal enemies and thtt We mediate their
dcsttucton- that the "irroprsssiblo con-
nict' ,cjsine Of Seward means war Uf
tEtermmatoH upon the South, with Gre
and swnrd, aud that tic John Brown raid
was the natural sequence Of this doc
iginc.
Ia this wsy. and ny the circulation At
the South Of ridiculous stories, tho base
fsbrioatlops Of Northern journals, the
Puhlie mind there. always morbid and
sensitive on account Of the debssing
presence Of slavery, has been excited to.
an unu-sl dcgte". Tho slsvo-holders
fear thcmsslves--lhey Gee from their
Uwa uhaduw and see IN every rslling
leaf neW csusc Of alarm such IL the
iuauenrs ot slavery upon them. North
crn Democrats have Pondered to this
Prviudioc--thcy have hcpt up the demsion
for seli-h purposes. Thoy have been
",owing tvth- wi nd" and they now
havc u satisfaction Of "rcaping the
whhl~lsd."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
Sensation Items.

The telegraph gives all the spnsmodic
speeches and actions OF the South, but
docs not tell us whut the sober thinking
pcoplc Of the Cotton States are saying
and dong. There ls nothingstNrtling in
common sense, aud common patriotism,
II Is not worth while 60 report what is
reasonable and right. Who wants to
read itl Tho horrible Ia all that can be
used for news. EKtravagant speeches,
blue cookades, defiance and fury. Well,
that's the way. The history Of man Is
libel on the race. What is sober, dis.
Greet and wise, is lon out, and what is
monstrous in the conduct Of mon and MT
tons il carefully recorded Bacon SAYS,
"tme, like stream, has borne down up.
m its hosom what is light and triAing;
wcightier matters have sunk 20 the bot.
tom.n Tho Southern people ara not all
crazy. Governor Wise - reported in
sane. We are sincerely sorry, If IL be
true. g.. Wise has been a man Of genius;
eccentric, but Jus; and manly; an unwisc
counselor In such a crisis a. this, but a
true man. We hope the report IL la,-ei
and believe il h. But there are hundreds
In the South whO are now acting like
crazy men. II they intend a revelation,
they talk and bluatef too much 10 be-
creditod; brsldes, they don't count the
cost out Of the Union, whilst they under
rate advantages in il. Wait untlwc hear
from those who make less noise. They
are tho effective force after all.-Lonis-
ville Dem.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
Court of Common Pleas
Seneca Co., Ohio.
Martin V Bogart, Assignee on
Benjamin r. Baker,

II. T Benton Of the State Of Calirorni, will
take notice that the Plaintiff, did on the 0sth
day ol Nov. A, d. 1860, file his reti,ion in
said Court, against said defendant. setting
| forth that said plaintiff is the assignee of
said Benjamin r. Becker, that a. such he e
owner and holder Of promissory note. in
the sum Of three hundred dollars, executed
and delivered By defendant tn said Baker on
the aOth day ofApril A. d. 1859. That snid
note bears 10 per ct. interest, and Is due aud
Whoiy unpaid. hat ON or about the Goth
day o! April, A. d. 1852, said Baker sold 10
defendant aud put him in posses ,ion thereof
"a part Of the south end Of the east ono half
Of the north cast ono fourth Of section 2I -,
township two. rhgc l6, Sclpio ioynship.
Senocn county, Ohio, containing four acres
aud ten rods Of land more NJ less' That
said Baker retaining the legal title 10 said
premises, uron making the assignment afore
said conveyed TO plaintiff the ieral estate in
said premises, subject to the equitable rights
Ofsaid defendant. That plaintiff has ever since
beea and is now ready 10 complete said con.
Tract upon compliance Of said defendant with
the terms oi said purchase. That plaintiff
holds tax lien upon said real estate In the
aggregate sum Of 500 50 which is plior upon
said premises. Plaintiff asks that account be
OF what 10 due him for taxes paid: also Of
what is due aud unpaid upon aid nromisoTv
note; that said defendant be ordered 20 pay
the same; aud that said real estate be sub.
lJected TO the payment Of said sums underor
der Of the court and for other and general 70.
lief. The said u. ?. Benton is notified that
he Is Tcqnired 10 appear and answer said ne.
tition on or before the 26th day Of January
\. ID. 1861, or judgment will be rendered
thereon.
PESNSGToN, LEE 4 DRrwER,
Atty's. for Plaintiff
nov ov30-6w-SS.75.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
south Cnro,,nn

South CuroliRa talks shout going on
Of the Union. In this connection, II
may not.bc out Of place to mention thai
the diree, loss 10 the United States oI
maintaining the Postal System in soutl
Carolina for the last year was e2Il BAT
0s, nearly aquarter of million Of dollars
Tho Post ofice receipts Of South Caro-.
Inns forths year ending June SOth, 1851
w'ro slO7,t36, ~. Their expenditures
wcro S3lo,OOs 10. Excess Of cxpcndi-
lures S2il,6Sl 9s. For every dollar paid
by South Curoliniuns for their letters,
nearly two dollars we're contributed BY the
people Of the Union.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

- NfHH|"" N""'HA AANNN'"| "a" - -
The position asaumcd hy drunion cr.
cans, that tbe pornouai liberty biils passet
b Ten Of the northern States. i the aoio
csus9 q The pftstni excitement nt tho
south, canned b SUSTAINED hy facia
Those nullifcaUon laws worc paced
long before Lincoln was nominated, and
nothing was said about secession because
of ti0sc laws until the frc-catcrs resolved
10 make a desperate effort 20 Dissolve
the Union; and even after this resolution
we immcd the alternative Of Union o.
Disunion was not made 70 turn upon
the election N defeat OF Black Rcpub-
licnn. BVlNhcther the one or the other
be the true pretoxt, the South is bound.
w honor, by its own act, 10 submit 30 the
election Of Lincoln. The Scccssiouists
pot up candidate against Lincoln, and
that act bound them 60 abide, in good
faith, the result Of the election; but, ia
falling TO do 80, they diSgrase themselves
as mSrh as the man who gambles for
money With the prcdetcmination to take
tho money II he wins, aud not to pay ii
be loses. Before the game began was
the time 90 secede.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
ConcrsAIonl Concrs.inni

Thisis the tone Of certain Republican
journals eo lc con srratirs. They woVld
have us humiliato ourselves again ~
selIour birthright for mess potiaee, BE-.
cause the South threaten disunion, y
We have already surrendered 70 tie
South, untilwc are little better than
slaves ourselrcs. Tho more We yiea.
the more they demand. Backbone il
what the North most nccds at thistims.
We want no moro compromises. va,
have done nothing that we should be
sorry for Tho South have already brok,
on faith with "a, more than once, and
they are not Fl 10 be trusted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
NelIlIIlE Io AhnIogl,.r For.


Northern democrats arc now callinN up-
OuRepibllsansto nrke eonestsionsto The
South, ia orlor to avert threatened dis
uuioB We, for eno, respectfully de-
cline the prolTcrcd advice. We have
done notMns wrong and tkcFefoPo we
have nVlhing t9 apologize for--notking
TO Fet'uet wehave goAe stroigh, for.
ward aud elpetedouf Presldout. Ia tie
goodoia constitutional way, without IN
yadiag @pFen menacing anybody srigSE,
aud We are not ashamed Of the act, N
Sauthcrh disunloRlsb wiil not submit %
the election Of hinooln-iflhey prefer an
appeal IRON he ha7oI 10 no buhst, in Feg.
ulaT Mgxiesn style, theirs Is the IesPonsE
biIity. Allthas Republicans haveto DO
Is tOgpairaigh, ahead and turn neither
10 the right hand aor The len. We
giveths South dsunsfly To- understood
thut we afr not going TO be h,reslsRe8 81
bullis q On o. onr position, 70 mails
ooneessiens and eompIomises now, in
the hour VI our triumph, Would be 10 stall
tily ourselves and dgsiFoyths moIui sfTecl
oipar V'eioTy. NM 90
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
IInnsns-.Cnn Ehc ComcIn

By tho census just taken by tho U, s.
harshalI, II seems that Kansas has pop
ulation Of iO0,4IO, bcSide those living ON
disputed Territory. A. the English Bill
only required her to possess ninoty-thres
thousand and some hundrsds TO cntitlc
her TO admission into the Union, Il re-.
maiua to be seen what excuse tho Dem
oeratA in the approaching session Of Con.
greSs will urge in favor Of her remaining
n Territory.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

or The nosEb By the Arsbis anaoan-
oes the safe arrival Of the Prince OF
Walks at home, sfler tedious and
stormy passage, % IL
0ST-The yield Of col. FrSmontS gold
mines FOG the past tive wseks IL put At
over $4,000.
0trGov Houston has refused 10 con-
yene tho l.egislatprs OfTexSs, but decided
that II a majority Of the citizens Of Che
State Pstitioned Cor it he would Ro,
stand 10 their way.
01-s6ath CNoliaa is about 70 vomi,
herself out on dry land, Senator Ham
mond writes 10 some eecessionists that
''she win be Optof the Union, AlgA, Dry
and forever, by Deeember 18th at sr-
thests' f1f 1E1 tNT
PorvLArloE or Nav YdRK CyrY.-The
completes ceneas returns of New Yorb
city Ga ~ popalstOp at Sl4,G7L IN
1855 it had 6sS,sro, and in 1850 5lS,Sta
inhabitants. E.a| .HrH
OeTIn tho Now Jersey Senate there
ere "A HspublieaRs and 10 Democrats
und Bell men,
0LTThe Sandusky Rsgistrr learns
] from farmers that the ny Is doing much
damage to the whcstih that Vicinity
Fhe pleasant weather Of tho present
month is fsyOrablc ior their deProdO.
tons.
The Importance Of the Montgomery
Raid fades with every diSopteh from thS
frontier, II "a now stated that no for
has been taken, no town pillased, nc
/ Court broken up, no land office eSdn
\ gmshed, sevcral men have been hung
II Wait Tor tho faets.-CiN. Com.
The corr crop oflnino.s tlhs yoafwil
amount 10 llO,OOO,e0o bushels WORT
10 the producers At least S25,o0oOO0-
more than ten times ho quantity pro
y iuc,d ~ the whole Of New Rn2Iand
srAAyEs 70 DEArH-k letter fron
Stephen Baitsyf Topeka, Kansas, q
I a gentleman at PrOvidenceSR. l., wher,
he formerly resided, states that wOmal
and her Ave children had been found des
ffom starvation in thst vicinity, and ther,
{ many families with nota weeks proyis
ions on hand ormy means TO gct more,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

slsaIt Ihs uniOn ne NIniutnlncai !
This is ,hc important question that
now Prevrois it.elf for our considcrn.
tion. The right of any state or number
of ,tates to secrdg from the Union, at
any tme, for reasons Of (which shoy are
to be the sole JUICES, is boldly affirmed.
] this right e1isis, what is our Union
worth II this Government 10 only an
Sssoeiai.On ofindspendent Of sovcrrignties,
to eontinu@ only 50 long az convenience
OF csPfies MY dictate, then il our Union
not the Rlvrj ions thing il is represented
ta be, bra only tho baselcus fabric Of a
Visieh,s which, to-day, may exist in
h,me, and tomorrow, vanish into thin
air. The idca . absurd and revolution
Hy. The confederation Of statcs Is >
lemn compact, 10 which the ta,,h Of all
the states isJorsver pledged, and no ono
is permitted TO violate il without com.
mit'ing high treason. The federal laws
must be ehlorced-thc Union must be
naiH,niled At al hazards, aud II South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama wish to
iHcur the responsibility OF revolution,
let thrm prtsist IN tl,olr suicidal course
UuleSs the President is greatly dcrciet
in duty, he will bring them TO o speedy
realiaOtiSh 4 .helr true position, no
We bcklvc, II tho North exhibits a.
mi6eisncy q daet-lons, the dlsunionI
F4uull will soon blow over, It's only
intended 70 sctre ~ into makiNg more
confessions 10 slaycty = meps psicl-
work compromises 70 be broken, Fail
inginthn a viii soon cease to annoy us.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
Both PncifIc states Gor IincoIn.

Both Pacific states for Lincoln
The Sunday dispatches include nnoth.
er arrival ofthe Pony Express, and con-
firm the triumph Of Lincoln in Cali.
fornia and Oregon. he was from 700 to
1000 ahead Of Douglas, in Californiu GU,
Of total poll ofIIs,ooo,--2is Of UhcOd Of
Brcokinridgs in oregon. all the counties
being reported, and Douglas running
third.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
what ~ ('nrrcnI.

The Banks Of all the Southern States
execT' Kentucky and Louisiana, have
suspended specie pSymcnt, and are con-
sequen,ly at discount Of from . to 10
per. cent. The Pennsylvania Banks have
also suspended excepting the oldDunk Of
Pittsburgh. And the Banks Of the
Western States are all alta discount OF
from sto lb per, cent
Ohio, indiana, Kon,ueky, and all
Eastern money, excepting Pennsylvania
are current. rf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

0t-Thc Capitol City Fast at Columbus
pub fishes a call for Convention Of the
National Democracy, (Breckinridge) at
that place, on the 9Th Of January, for thh
purpose Of nominating state ticket
The Douglas men Of course are not
counted IN.