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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
New Wine &c LIQUOR Store.

NOW WIG q IIlI IIOI OGOIO.
TIME UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY BEGS
leave to inform his numerous friends and the pub
&c generally that he has this day opened Wholesale
and Retail Wine and Liquor Store, connected with u
Bar-rOom. No. IS Main street. one door above the
Bank of Wheeling. where lie will constantly Keep on
hand full assortment pure Wines, BrNndcs, Whis
kiCS, Gin, Rum, Cigars, SC.
As it is my intentton to Responding Int pure stuff
and pay the closest attention to all orders entrusted
to me- hope to receive share Of public patronage
which I earnestly solicit. CONRAD STROBEL.
jyl2-69-9m
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as. M. Dillon,
EO. IO2 Market street,
PLUMBER g. GAS FILTER.

T. EEPS constantly on hand. Gas Fixtures. Lead AMI
IN Wrought Iron PIPES, Sheet Llli- All kinds and
sizes Brass Cocks and Valves; Steam WiIiS.!es and
Steam and Mater Guages Lit aud Force Pun! si!i.-
bathing Tubs, Wooden and Cast Iron IyGranis, Gum
Hose and Packing of all Thickness. Autfrictisn
Metal Pure Bauc.l Tin Zirc AMI Anthony. the Cele-
Lrated TRov Bells, and the best crucibles in tile
country.
RF5-AIso Polly's improved Chain Pump. which Is
decidedly the greatest Iunp Of the GSe the right 20
mt m which in Towns and Counties in Western Viz
,,inia viii be sold on Fair terms.
Rfy-tialVauized Irun Tubing. IncorrosiVc. AMI for
conducting. pressure pipe fur hot cold wutrF-
and especially i0r deep wells. preferable and cheap
~ than Lead Pipe
Aqueduct ripe constantly on hand. any size or
9uantity which can he furnished short notice.
RsI-Cslsh paid for old Copper, Brass anil Leaf.
a'5o-i2nwSwly
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,

TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS

j is COMPOUNDED
and has become an ,
Medicine. known and APP
used it, and il now resort
all the diseases for which
1t has cured thousands
who hal given up all
numerous unsolicited
session show.
Tie dose must be adap-
of the individual taking
titles Is to act gently Oh
I.ctthe dictates of your
the usc of the LIVER
will euro Liver CbM-
Dyspepsia, Chronic Di-
pluintS, DyS5Htery, Drop
udL C5StircneSs. Ciolic,
Cholera LlJdRtiiHl, ELI-.l
Weaknesses, aud may be
Ordinary EImiiy ReEii-
HEIDIClEE, (aS thou
tlUeHty minutes, JtIUO or
taken Mt commencement
Ill lUhO use IL are Cir
its favor.
!iE.T ViTER mi
THE LNTTGORiTOR,
TOGETHER.
pRICE ONE nor
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GOLDEN SEE HIVE SCORE
No ia, DIainst the Suspension Bridge
Wheeling, Va.
Second Arrival of Fall & Winter Goods.
IMMENSE sToc1s-PRIcEs GREATLY REDUCED
STO M & TIL O Nj a S

TiEf AVE Just S
apcd
dies i rhrgesU k
Plaid Sc Pgurn i
IND Dene@ Ram ana fs ~
rtncsN al m
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KEEP
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

cleveland, 9lGESDurS dn0 w A0O4-
ing Rail Road.
lfta go
an AND AFTER MONDAY, Jan. 10, 1850, Pas
~ senger Trains will leave Bridgeport as follows,
Sundays eXcepted)
GILT A. NJ Accommodation Train, stopping At all sta
tions arrive at Pittsburgh at ll:l5 A. ".
1850 A. NJ Mail Train arrives at Pittsburgh At 4:35
p. VI, philadelphia at 100 4. NJ, New
York at Loo +. ~, Cleveland at ;'j p NJ.
Toledo At 1905 A. NJ. aud Chicago at 1920
AN
$50 T. ". Express Train. arriving at PittSburghH at
2:3l A. NJ. Philadelphia at 500 r. ~, New
York at 1O:lO p. n. and Cleveland atll:2S
AN.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 945 A. NJ. and $3.50 +. ~, arrive
at bridgeport at G:i6 p. NJ. and 1880 \. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at 300 A. NJ. and l;45 and 800
r. NJ arrive at Bridgeport at 1880 A. NJ, AMI GIG and
passengers by tho GA A. NJ train have about four
hours in Pittsburgh and return same day. Excursion
Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West. North
and East can be procured at tho office No. ~ Water
street next door to Sprigg House, Wheeling, Wa and
at bridgeport station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections,
TO the Fnst. North. West and North-West, at office
No. 81 Water street, with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. d. b. WILLIAMS, ASt.
j. n. MCCULLOUGH, President.
FIR. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't janl6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

y IlIGEsl4L r tNAEA ~ = NAGs
abolished fact. a Standard
proved by all that have
ed to with confidence in
IL is recommended.
within the last two years
hopes of relief, rs the
certificates in my pos
ted to the temperament
IL. and used in such guam
the bowels.
Judgment guide you in
ILiVjYGOR4TOR, and it
pJQintS, Bilious attacks,
'arrAGe, !SIfmmsT COiI-
81. Soar .HOmdch. HGbit-
Cholera, Cholera IHorjus,
'fuIsRcs, JdUndice, Female
used successfully as an
cine. 1t will cure SICK
sands can testify an
birse Tta-SpooyHtS are
of attack.
ing their testimony in
THE MOUTH WITH
Nd SIH.iLLOW BOTH
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D r.. B a a "A h E
TREATS ALL DISEASES.

NpECIAI. ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL CHRONIC
r. 3 Diseascs-COUGus, CROUP, CONSUMPTION, INFLUEN-
"A, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS All diseases OF the MOUTH,
nose LnEoAE anu lungs, M o9tN Diseases 81 SrSES
description successfully treated-iIgAn hUNhA1
ApsoEssEs soRoFULA, RTEUMtFIsN GoUr, NEuR ALGIl'
PARALYSIS, EPILEPSY COMMISSIONS, DYSPEPSIA Dfs
EMERY DIAhRuRA. me very worst cases oil TILES
cured IN nshort time; also oil the Stomlc Liver anu
bowels There are many diseases incidental 70 women
and children which are treated with
keo can produce one thousand certificates oil MS per-
feet SUCCESS In curing
CANCERS OLD SORES. OR TIGERS. HIP DISEAS-
ES, FISTULA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SCALD
HEAD, WENS, POLYPUS OF TIE NOSE,
Or in onv ether nort or the bo5v
VI " guy ~ 49, "
TUMORS AND sIVELLINGS
every description, and without the use OF the knc
orany surgical instruments These last named sels
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PRiCE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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MEDICAL.
FOR CWILDi; TEETl
SI,rc to IIcGuInte the BONEcIsl

Which greatly facilitate, the process OF teeti'iLif
Law an ,.,Iy am. sI,asIiIO.lic action, aDdis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

No f1lrily should b without ;Ee=s invs!uai'e
fr .icnsc=Sie ART private. nee With them tle
: armed aud prepared stiTsf the aprr,acI" 80 ~
and meet t n fae threshold ard keep = Il =.
friHe q medicine rightly directed IN tire irr-
of ,iS--e Terfe-tIv cures that which by DELAY
" lie relieved by I5IS and festioUs hsUTs & sue,
Il - all With these a; hand ron not 81 -.
await tiIc cgFIslI;- Of that often distant. v-i
Tensive Injury doctor "a IL dru4,--l - -
ell or titsICss. blesi- Giit my yoJr-sii LII
the simple sIsecific- AM Ts-tc-- the liV
life again to health AMI 10Y. Ihrre cannot ol -
stry arise in any FINN their r-s- iUt u
iuiHeace upon the constitution, beyond ~ 4ur-'
AGENTS WANTED
We desire al active efficient agent flr -.
our FereSfie=s in eysrv town or s-,,u.rHtIfy r ~
ted States. address. d.. =. UNrHEL4>~
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OTIS REMEDIES By MAIL .
Look uvrE the let max. up case Of What kis
cisp'-e alll rssriuso fIe aI4.uu-.t in current g.
stamT- ~ mall 90 utiT z.i.lEess- at No 81 Bro
New fork and the Hig-iiciue viii lie duly return
mail OF exirrr-s- free % charge
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rI ,,, It. mothers i; will give Ee=t e. yoIITsrte e.
NJ ,-FIieC aud health to your tMtaAhts'
We ave puI up ahd sold this article iaF over Sst'
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TYsLPANUMS or Err DRUMS

cd in five minutes EAR TRUMPErs of OvGry desC riI
ton; also every variety of artificial articles known
Mnrll-l lnrga nssnrtment of beautiful & linrlhl
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L. L. HOUPT Cent TTcIct Aqt, Philadelphia.
TIIoS. 4. SCOTT Gent Snpt, Altoona Pa. Jan1-'60
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Full sett. . large ViaIs in morocco case au r.
- plain caSc and hook
CaSe OF Is numbered boxes and b,l---..--------.
Csc ~ aay numbered toxes and BOX ------'
single numbered boxes with directions
Single lgt:~t..l GQXes .---------- 2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

Notwithstanding NJ. Douglass dental
Of his completely with Join Calhoun in
regard 70 the manner in which the Le-
compton Constitution was submitted 70
tho vote Of the people Of Kansas, the
charge is persisted in. The Newark Ad-
Uocate (Breckinridge) says:
Those who have read the testimony Of
Col Henry taken by the Coyode Com
mittce, will remember that that gentle
man Cinstead.or proving az was expected,
that tho administration was responsible
for Calho GUMS coursc) swore that imme-
ddtcly after the adjournment Of the Le-
compton Convention, he (Col IIchfy)
saw, read and placed in the Lcovenworth
post Office, letter from Calhoun 70 Doug
las, in which the former announced with
much satisfaction the fact that he had
acco nplishcd what was Douglas de-
sire.
five were at liberty, we might name
gentleman from Ohio, who could throw
important light on this subject. The
gentleman 10 whom we refer stands In
the fore front Of Mr.. Douglas support
ers.
who is this gentleman! Let him avow
himself, aud shed what light he can on
this mysterious subject.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
WhoArc Thcyi

who -opcned the slavery question
and have kept up the agitation! The
Democratic party.
Who are they who vote Wp."niggcrs rol
tho niggorlcss," and vote dorn Gland,
for the lOndlessl" The Democrat,
purtyl
Who have voted doOn FUR rcvcnu,
laws, and voted out Kansas, and vote,
up Slave Coolest Tho Democrat,
Party
Who have opened the slqyS mTTgggaSSle Trad
ic patyl
Who have run the country into an en-.
ormus debt and awarded political stock.
Jobbers with illegitimato contractsl The
Democratic party!
Who issued with the approval of the
federal Office holders, 5000 fraudulent
naturalization papers to carry Pennsyl-
yania for Buchanan! The Democratic
party!
VINO have established sinccuros for
iovoritos, aud distributed fat Jobs and
contracts TO public plundorers! The
Democratic party!
Who strike hands with nullifers and
disunionists, confer office ON them, and
foster tho trOitorsi The Democratic
partyl
Who threaten disunion, and nobody
else! Tho Demo cratic partyl
Who oppose and veto Harbor aud river
Improvement appropriations! The Dem
ocrOtic porty!
Who have opposed the true interests
OF the working men OF the country by
ncgleoting to protect their industry a.
gainst foreign competitionl The Demo-
cratic party!
Who have imposed upon our country
two successive Administrations, both a
oy-word and a stencil in tho nostrils of
the whole American peoplol The Dem
Ocratie pSrty'
Who propose to continue the success.
ion for another term Tho Democrat.
lo party!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Nobody Goes for DougIns,

Maine goes against Douglasl
New Hampshire goes against Douglas!
Vermont goes against Douglas!
Massachusetts goes against Douglas!
Connecticut goes against Deuglus!
Rhode Island goes against Douglas!
New York gots against Douglas!
New Jersey goes against Douglus!
PENNSYLVANIA has gone uguins
Douglas!
OHIO has gone against Douglas!
INDIANA has gone against Douglas!
Michigan goes against Douglas!
Illinois is going uguinst Douglas!
Wisconsin goes against Douglas!
Iowa goes against Douglas!
Minnesota goes against Douglas!
The Union goes against Douglas!
Every State goes against Douglas!
Every body goes against Douglas!
? The Union goes for LGNCoLSl
Everybody goes for LIScOLNl
Little Giant papers please copy
Rochester Democrat
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

The result Of the recent elections rem
ders italmost certain that Dooglas can
not carry single state in the Union and
that he win be stualsd in thc race, Lin
coin will carry every Northern State aud
t is almost equally certain that Brcckin-
ridge will carry united South The Bell
party by its "tuck aud dicker" operations
in New York Pennsylvania and Ohio, has
become demoralizcd and is friends, be-
coming disgusted at the humilioting
course Of its leaders, ore dcscrtng IL
everywhere. II Is now regarded only
as an insignificant appendagc to the
Douglas side-show and honest Ameri-
cans aud old Whigs will have nothing 10
do with il. II ia now believed that Bell
cannot carry Maryland and that HE
chances are about equal TO those Of Doug-
las. The two rump parties may unite
and rcunitc--thcy may fuse and eOfBuse,
but, when they come TO count over their
effects, after the election, and divide the
spoils, they will find no spoils to diuide.
They will then wake mp to realization
OF the fact that while they have been try
ing 10 patch up nm unholy alliance to
dcfcut tho will of the people, throw the
election into the House, (for this is their
only hope,) and thereby secure some Of
the plunder, The people themselves hive
disrcgardcd their corrupt Vaccinations,
gone straight ahead and ELECTED
THEIR OWN PRESIDENT, HON
EST ABE" OF ILLlNOIs-lcuving
nothing FOR the fusionists but the bitter
fruits Of disappointment They will find
that the popular current has pissed by,
leaving them aud their cob-houso high
and dry upon the bank.
The u ion Of the Douglasiies and Bell
men forcibly reminds Us Of the story oI
the two young lawyers, each without a
cease" or "bricr," forming copurtncr.
ship IN order 10 strengthen their bUsiHess!
Neither has any capital to throw IN and
like two rogues, both will come out oi
the contest badly cheated, bankrupt alike
in principles, character and honesty.
The honest intelligent portion Of these
parties are heartily disgusted with this
"burgain and sale" operation Of the lead
crs, and they will put such an entctual
veto upon It, at the polls on the 9th oi
November, aa will teuch the corruption-
lists lesson. An expression Of the will
Of the people ,oil make itself maRifeH
notwithstanding these unholy combine
tions. Old Abe is the choice Of larg,
majority Of the people OF the United
States, aud fusion will only strengthen
his chances aud make his election doubly
sure. All the Republicans have 10 do Il
to sleep on their arms, keep vigihnt sen
tries at the outposts aud, when the com
mand is given, march right forward I,
certain and glorious victory. We arr
the only distinct and national party
While our opponents are divided int,
factions aud urc forming all kinds Of I'm
u aturul combinations for unholy purpos
cs, Republicans stand together as on
man. We have unmrlcd our banner an,
proclaimed our principles and policy t
the world and we usk no man To join Us
who docs not honestly aud heartily sub
scribe to those principles.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
YOUNG w g1N!

You are just entering upon the political
arena and II becomes you to consider vel
ON what side you cast your first ballot
! If YOU are Interested In the future Of thi,
govern nment-in seeing Freedom and MOI
slavery becoming the rule in our nation
it YOU desire our territories kent. freG
IwItuout coming contact with the de-
grading Influences Of sluv cry--iryou do.
sire the public lands to BE- given to aeiua
settlers and not squandcrcd upon worth.
less corporations, or cursed by the i'm.
poverishing touch ofslOvcry-iryou Of de.
sire these things brought about, you will
vote for Honest Abo Of the West;" for
these are the measures whi ch he is plcdg-
cd to carry out.
On the other hand, if YOU desire To see
the bloody scenes OF Kansas rconuctcd
in every territory Of the United States,
under the specious plea of Popular Soy
ereignty-ifyou believe slavery has a
right to enter all these territories under
the Constitution, "tAe same as any other
species Of property" and thus be fixed ir-
revocabF upon SnUnwilling people; and
if yon don't care ptethcr slavery Is voted
UpO dorm" in the territories, then vote for
stephen A, Douglas, the chief OF Squutter
Soycrcigntyi for these are the principles
to which he aud his party arc incontcsta.
bly, committed.
IL your feelings and interests are ON
the side of Freedom and against slavery
extension, vote accordingly and do not
allow yourselves to be misled by capti-
waiting phrases or designing demugogues
lr you desire that the free institutions,
which you enjoy here in Ohio, should be
pcrpctuOtcd aud extended over our fair
domain, then vote the Republican ticket
and help inaugurute e state Of things that
will ultimately bring about these desired
objects.
Upon the young men OF this county
dcvolvcs uweghty responsibility and they
should lay aside all prejudice and honest
" support those men and measures
which will best subsoryc TIE interests of.
themselves and country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Vote CorIFe HexE.PfeAIdent.

Reader If fyonwant 10 vote for the uoxt
President Of u Uhiled States. vote for
Od Abe Lincoln. He is al siie to be
sleetea As the 6lh day Of November slall
come around. IIe iSl4s only .naiisaa
ca naidate-the ol,lY 9peyhQ. .stspds. upon
his own merllssPeSafe fbespanyie and.h,
il the only onc'%kc'edn be elected by
the people All that the opponents Of
Lincoln hope to accomplish is, by fusion
t0r confusion rarher,) to prevent an eloc.
tion by the people aud send il to the
Mouse, dsere ~ be gambled for by dem
BgogucS aud knnyes,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
No Fus,ouin ohio.

Notwithstanding the Cincinnati En-
quitcr and other Douglas prints IN Ohio
have got upon their knees and begged
so pitcously, for the Bell-Evorott and
and Breckinridgo parties to come to their
assistance, the latter have spurncd oil
their ontrcatics and lelt them TO their fate.
They utterly refuse to have ANYTHING TO
do with a party, that has lost all scll-re-
spcct and that oaHnotcarry single
State
A meeting Of the Central committees
Of those parties took place at Columbus,
on Monday. The Dougla-itcs were
anxious to fuse with the Know-Nothings
whom they used to denouncc 30 bitter
ly, or with the Brcckinridge mon, boilers
and disunonists ns they are! They ,oani-
ed 10 unite upon one common tiket ir
ohio, IN order to defeat the Republicans
but the BcllItcs and Breckitcs thought
the thing wouldn't pay and, after coquct
ting with them for h while, "left then
alone in their glory" Poor fellows they'd
better fuse with the nirgcrs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
stiII FOR Fmsionl

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of yesterday
morning is still eager and anxious for
fusion with the Bell-Everetts. The ex-
pcricnce against Brinkerhoff does not
appear to have been at all satisfactory
aud Il is anxious to try another turn. II
does not talk fusion to the Brcckinridgers
but il is very loving towards the Ameri.
cans. We are very sorry that il is not
able to accomplish its purpose and desire
in this regard, as such a fusion would suit
us to a charm-SdHdusky Register 18th
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Hold Meetings!

We hope Republicans in the ditIcrcu
SillOges and ncigborhoods, will uppoin
their own meetings before the election
rnd secure some one to address thcm
Uur speakers are willing to serve them
y4GR9SsE Sga iheSde'd run Vote
We have every reason to believe tina,
tho Republican strength was not all out
"a the last election, especially in Loudon
HoPewoll, Liberty, Pleasant, Reed, Ven,
90 and Bloom townships We think
c1ough Republicans staid at homo in
these townships to have changed the rc-
ult, on some Of the officers. We hone
this will not be the case on tho 9th day
of November. Let our friends In each
wnship see to Il, OATTHAT EV-
cry REPUBLICAN VOTER is
0UT-E0 and let some means be proyid-
ed to bring in the abscntcos, before night.
Remember that every vote for Old Abe
counts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
The ncfcmsIcr orsInrrrr

Here in tho Northwest Douglas pro.
Iesscs to be the advocate of free labor.
What his attitude in the South is, can be
seen from the statements Of his South.
ern organs, One Of his supporters in
Georgia, the Atlauta CoJedsracy thus
vouchcs for his 'souadness on the goose
question:"
"Stcphen A, Douglas is the only man
North of Mason & DiSou's line who has
stood before NorthOrn ubolitionists and
defended domestic slavery as humane
aud beneficial institution TO both the
white and the black race. Douglas has
done that time and time again, as his
speeches aud letters will show"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
WcJI McrItcdUonor.

The Pittsburgh Gazette thus bears tes.
timony on the fuithlulness Of German Re-
publicans in that city while ochoing the
uttcrance of like words Of honor in In
diana. We clip the following'
The Indiana Republican papers bear
honorable aud united testimony to the
eiIicent aid rendered by ths Germans il
eifccting the revolution in that State
The same class of lreedom-loying citizeni
contributed in an equal degree to swell
the Republican majorities in Pcnnsyl
vuniu. All honor to the Germans.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

~ wu writing at midni ht, while
tn shouts Of the triumphant Lincoln men
are sounding through our streets, and the
strains Of their victorious music are heard
on every hand. IL recalls to us the
scenes which took place Just four years
ago, when the Democratic State ticket,
pledged to the principle of non-interyen-
tion with slavery in the territories, had
succeeded.
Why this chongat Why is it that this
old Democratic State of Pennsylvania
has been sw, pit from lis moorings. Who
is responisblel The answer will rise to
the lips from the heart of every old-fash-
ioned DcmocrHt-James Buchanan
Faithless, first to his friends, aud next TO
his principles; aud because the pcople
would not assist him in the assaults up-
on both, he has turned upon them, aud
they, In their good time, have turned up.
on him. Let future Presidents take
warning by the example. .--Forney's Press
lOh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Remrmher n Eriemenl

It's related of Hcrschcl V. Johnson
the Douglus candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, that during his speech at Tere
Hautc, Indiana, on the sth Of October, he
made use Of tho following language'
"Mr. Lincoln is said to be good Rail.
Splitter have twenty negroes AZ home
who are good Rpil-Splittcrs, ANY ONE
OF WHOM / WOULD RATHERSEE
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES THAN ABRAHAM
LINCOLN"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Good News from Oregon.

The Overland Mail brings the graft.
Tying intelligence, that the Oregon Leg
islaturc has at last succeeded in electiup
two United States SenOtors-J. w. Nos.
NTH, (Anti-Lecompton Dem.) for the
long torn, and Col. Il. d. Baker, (Rep.,
for the short term. This adds one to tn,
list of Republican Senators, which will
soon be swclled by one from Penusyl
vuniu and ono from Indiana.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Another Di.mmiomist.

Hon. John Forsyth, editor Of the Mo-
bile Register, and leader of the Douglas
party in Alabama, only few days since
in letter "a w. S, Sanford, said,.
lFA BLACK REPUBLICAN PRES.
lDENT SHOULD BE ELECTED ny
PURELY SECTIONAL VOTES, THE
SOUTH RESISTING AND THE
NORTHERNERS UNITING A
GAlNST US, THIS rs NO UNION
FOR SHAREHOLDERS TO LIVE IN.
! SHOULD GO WITH MIR, NANCY
FOR DISRUPTION, HALTER OR
NO HALTER