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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Onc Of the Advertisers Mean
Ltes Iaefuled.

The Seneca Aducriiser IL me n
enough TO reproduce in its columns, what
purports 10 be an extract from a speech
delivered IN 1885, by ono John NJ. VIII.
son Of Indiana, now contingent lin.
coin Elector In that state, Ia which obi.
Gus reflections are cast upon our hprcign
population. Now the editor we'll know
tho article was forgery, when no copied
iti but he has got In such a habit Of ly-
ing, that he could not resist the fine op-
portunity thus offered him, II Is hardly
necessary for US TO say that the article
is false from beginning TO ond-its ap-
pcnruncc in tho Advertiser would raise
that presumption. Not only does Mr..
Wilson write letter to the N. Y Trib.
URs, denying the charge in toto, but he
produces the certificate OF over firty men
of good Teputc, both native and natural.
ized, who brand the statement "a false
hood, Here Il is;
"The undersigned, citizens OF Salem,
having seen In the Washington Demo
Graf Of the 10th inst, an article purport-
! ing 10 be part Of speech delivered in
this place In September, 1855, by John
! NJ. Wilspn, conceive Il TO be their duty
in Justice TO Mr.. Wilson and truth, to say
that tho pretended extract Of the said
speech is gross Misrepresentation from
beginning 20 end, both of the sentiments
aud language uttered by Mr. Wilson on
that occNsion-that the spirit and sonti-
ment Of Mr.. Wilson's speech were Who'll
" different from that represented by the
Dcmoerdt--that he did not Usc the low-
dung abuse, neither in language, moan.
ing nor style, toward the foreign popsIa-
ton Of this eountry,as represented in the
article alluded to.
[Signedl
n. +. Hutson, w. II. Bentley, y. V.
Hogan, c. c. Zornman, l.. Stransburry,
J. n. Clover, L. b, Hopkins, VIM. w.
Thompson, D, knight, M NJ Birdsong,
Il. Strain, II. A. Munson, jas. Courson,
A, Martin, II. Monyhan, II. Chamberlain
J, n, Mccoy, G.. S. Mccoy, +. s. Webb
Daniel Richardson, John s. Tcaqarden,
I, G. Glover, SF., s, Meredith, Joseph
Hays, o. NJ, Lemon, n. Lee, Robert
/ Uppinghouse, Ears u, Davis, Thomas
Robinson, Jamcs Dixon, VIM. Martin,
George Price Jessie White, James II.
Cauble, S, b, Baker, WIN, Martin, Ran
som Wright, l.. NJ. Charles, Thos,
Graves, James Martin, Frank Martin,
Hanson Martin.
"The undersigned was present at the
Mas Meeting referred to above, and took
eopious notes Of Mr.. wilso ms speech,
which were Published In TAe Salem
True Flag a few days pnerward, he
has no hesitation, therefore, in pronounce
ing the pretended speech OF Mr., Wilson
as recently published In The Salem De.
moerai, a misorably false end calumnious
fabrication from beginning 10 end, liz
made no such speech as that imputed "a
him, nor anything like il.
IA, S,,HOpkINS,"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Democracy Assigned.

The Plain Dealer, itwould seem, goes
for quasi assignment of the Douglas
Democracy of the North, to the Bcll-Ev-
orctt or American party Of the South
In a recent issue. il says;
"The Douglas popular sovereignty
party and Bell-Union party South, will
form in future the great National and tri-
umphant Democratic party Of this coun-
try"
There you have Il, right from the she'll
weather" of the Reserve "Democraey. !"
How do our German and Irish democrats
like that sort Of talk Arc they pre-
pared for such an arrangement as that p
II they are, we suppose we shall hear nc
more denunoiations Of the Dark Ian.
tern" gentry.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
IlrinE In the Rcturns Early

AZ che poll-books Of the several town.
ships at the Presidential election, nrc
not to be opened at the county scat. bu,
are required to be forwarded Immediately
70 Columbus, II Is highly necessary that
some one should make out an official aB-
'frdei Of the vote, a. soon as il Ii count.
ed out, and forward Il to Tiain. us early
az possible Il 10 desird We should have
the returns Of all the townships by mid
night, 80 ns to be able to telegraph the
result 10 the State Central Committee at
Columbus
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
The New York IIcri,Id or Hin
coins Election.

The Now Yorl! ,Eerald. very sra.
cious political Journal, which hns Teen
supporting the Fusion ticket in that s6te.
gives mp the contest in this wise.
Common justice TO oil concerned do
mands that this idea that asometb;n0 nav
turn up" 90 redeem New York sbonId 10
sbs"de"od Ns'r YORK piH pofe for
LiHco'n-ahd By a larger ma;orify -,
dare say hdn any other STATE. L;n,oJa
ioiR De elected. There is no nse in ,.s;," a,;n
eng he matter any longer. Wcnrc"ai,-
ed upon 70 look this thing nlll In the f.... ~
Ihe best that our Union forces cnn now
90 " TO save all the odds and ends of the
election within their reach, such aa Com
Asscmblymcn and county Off
GERS. Lincoln will be elected, and ali
parties concerned may AZ we'll lust now
shape their course 10 that event. "a 10
wait I'LL tho day after election.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
From the rrairic Beacon.
To the Friends Of Stcph-
en- A. Douglas.

Every wen informed friend OF Ste,
phen a. Douglas il willing 10 Reknowl-
edge that he has no prospect Of success
at the coming election, either before the
people, or In the Housc Of Representa-
tives. Eiher AbraAam Liaoo'a rM BE-
elected By the people, or john e. Broek-
iHridgs or Joe Lane riH b elected IN tAe
House or Senate, You must either
make choice between these HgDe, OF
throw your votes away for Stephen A,
Douglas. 01~Evey vote you cast lor
Douglas is vOt e Indirectly for John c,
Bree ekinridgc, the only man whom ycw
votes can bene6t-,,C
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

The Buffalo Commercial thus notes
the whereabouts o. the two classcs Of
Americans in that state, at the pending
election
"The liberal Americans in this State.
those who abolished the test-oaths, and
made an American heart the condition Of
membership, instead OF mere Ameri-
can birth, are now all in the ranks ofthe
supporters of Lincoln. The bigots and
intolcSants who would have made the
American, party of religious pcrscou-
ton and prescription Of nutionalties, are
now all acting with the democrats"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

You, who labor with your own hand,
aud earn livelihood by honest toll, arc
moro interested In the approaching elsc,
tlon than any others. Upon your votes
hangs the decision Of the question.
whether slavery shall be made national
in this government and extended opsr
all our fair, esSiern Territories, or
whether il shall be restricted to its pres
ent limits and not be permitted 10 curyc
another foot Of free soil.
Friends Of FREE TERRITORY,
FREE LABOR and FREE HOMES.
now is the time to act. Ifyou want the
territories kept free, so that yourselves,
your sons and daughters may 20 there
and possess free homes and build up for.
tuncs, without coming In contact with
NEGRO SLAVERY--and IL YOU want
the power and patronage of this govern
out Of the hands Of the cor
ruptionists and slavery propugandists, and
cxertcd for the benefit Of Freedom, then
vote for "HoNEsT OLD ABE" for
these are the measures he Ia pledged TO
carry out.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
REPUBLICANS or
SENECA.

AFeyou still at work. The battle is not
yst won. and the work is not all com.
PlatAd. The Douglusites still have
hoPes oflearEyiHg ohio, and they base
slhs hoPs entirely upon che Republieans,
They fousy th1t tho brilliant victories
achieved on the 9Ch inst will Put No rc
sleep, end Pus a viotoy in November
wiehin Shsir reach, They are working 81.
isntiH but desperately. We should no,
liy.oaouF- armor, OF rest a moment, A
rhsnge ofsix'votss IN every township
would give the state 70 Douglss. W,
saHnothsve TOO large mejOrity. IN,
Township Committees should taxi
msasufes Immediately to get out ever!
Republicsn vote sFsho November elee
sioa. Lei there be none len Al home o.
ehst day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Charge! Charged

RcpublisSns OF Seneca, you have
made a gallon, dgh,--you have met the
enemy at every qaaESor aud have come
oil with honor. II only remains for you
now to make the fnal charge, on next
Tuesday, and then all will be wcll.-
You will hear the hosannas OF victory
ringing from one end Of the land TO the
othep. Tho election OF lincoln will be
HeSraidcaas an augury Of peace and
goodwill throughout the land.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Democrats Give Up New York.

The New York Herald, which has ad-
vocatcd Boil, breckenridge, Douglas and
fusion--anything and everything, looking
to the defeat Of Lincoln, having given up
Pennsylvania, now rclinqdishcs all hope
of New York. In Fridays issue we read
the following;
The day for the redemption Of Now
York has gone by. She will vote Or
Lincoln, and Il by majority equah 20
the whole population of Kansas, il viii
not surprise us. There Ia no genuine
fusion between the Breckenridge aud
Douglas factions. Tho breach iswiden-
cd between them since these lOte elee.
tions.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

The prospects are good Cor clean
sweep oftho seven Congressional dis-
triots by the Republicans making gain
Of two in that State. One Of tie mos,
closely contested districts is that repre-
scented by Scakcr Pennington. The
Newark Mercury, however, regards his
recollection as beyond any hazard, The
fusion machinery works badly in New
Jersey, a. else where,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
LOuk out For ROOrbatks.

The Fusionists, driven 10 the desperu.
dOn Of fmudmen, are secretly circulating
all kinds Of ISLANDERS upon Mr.. Lincoln
and the Republican party, in order Il
possible 10 gain few votes, They are
trying TO scare certain weSk-minded
men and nervous old ladies at the North,
by the humbug cry Of disUNioR in case Of
Linooln's election. This ia their "lus,
card" Republicans, be on your guard
and refhte these ISLANDERS wherever they
are made use or
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Beware OF Fraud
ANDILLEGAL VOTING

Republicans in every township
should see that no illegal votes are pollcd
on Tuesday next. II should be made
the duty Of overy active Republican, who
desires the election Of OLD ABE aud
the triumph Of Republican principles, to
60 to the polls early and labor all day in
tho good cause.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Secret Circulars.

Just as we 60 to press, We have been
shown SECRET CIRCULAR, issued
by the Democratic Central Committee of
this county calling upon their rricnds ,1
mako EXTRAORDINARY EXER.
TlONS in every township, In order to
swell tho majority for Douglas. Any
ono can sec the circular by calling at
this Office. Rcpub licans, watch them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

rts'es. DO young mon control opinion
80 airert business. IN our e orksbor,
our 9nting-hous ~, IN our CONT
hceptss IN halls Of learning and IN tsiI
ai iegislttion, young men arc headers
Ihey hold to-day the desfinv .
NE nation. Following tho evan
Ffs END obeying The eounacls Of IIsmil
Ton, and Madison, and Monroe. and o,bs,
political leaders, who were youpr NOR
when the Federal Constitution vvss n.
doPtod' having swept
"the rriiics
As n III our FATHERS ,wcp, the sea.
And made the West. ne thoy the East.
The eomss,ssd Of tho Free"
scewing the peaceful ,riumnb, wb,,h
make Freedom Hstlonal, they will be re-
gured ~ b administer State and Ma.
uonal lOovcrnments, that morals and cd.
vca,ion, agriculture and manufacturer
sounncrce, literature and the arts, NAV
~ ne widest degree and IN the most ben-
ehcrnt manner, cnlightcn tho prople
end beeutiiy and enrich the land they in
appeal 10 each one for faithful oh
scrvance Of che searching law which re-.
gsiree personal respect In whatevcr VIC.
leaeo of political animositics az Il does
IN whatcvor temptations Of society or ofI
business.
Iset he one be Indifferent to tho respop.
sibilitiee which pen before him-lct no
one be ignorant of The political history
OF our ccuntry--let ell read with Thought.
iui attention whit political parties have
been, and consider sbrewdlv wha, rsiitl.
81 Rr'vcr vugnt 10 BE-.
Ine eneo uragemeat Of the mobiles,
ssatesmeu q the pNstis yours: the fel.
ioWship and sympathy VI moss who w1r. |
ptip the hlRhest standards of moralitv.
ere with you. Then Keep your srmor on
let every lamp ho we'll filled and well
trimmed, let every foot be ready for nc.
e"riant slep, AZ tho Commandants order.
ni VI the prin ciplts, Tor which YOU march.
ID tonight, are 40 we'll settled In nation.
a policy that neithor the reckless outery
oi sectional dlstrust, nor tho ingenious
a.llfepfessntatioas Of dissppointsd am
bliion eun disturb them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Fusion! Fusion!

The editor Of the Advertiser was one
Of those who went down TO Columbus.
on the aad in order % cell out bis party
10 the disunlonists aud Know -NOlhiRgs.
lie was Ii favor Of faslng with those
whom he has heretofore denounced a.
traitors, renegadeo, dark-lahtern gentry,
midnight cOnsPirutOrs &e., Because the
latter would have nothing to DO with the
Dougiasites, the editor comes home and
says he is opposed to fusioni "Sour
graPosm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
ThnnLsrIYinr nnr.

Gov Donnison Of Ohio, has issued a
proclamation, under his official seal, set
ting apart Thursday, Nov. Goth, as day
Of Thanksgiving and prayer, and recon-
mcnding n general abstainance, on that
day, from all secular duties.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
DISTRICT COURT.
COMMON PLEAS COURTS.

NOMMON PLEAS COURTS.
Scuoon County January 70. May %, Oct. IA
wyandot " Feb. ~, April 90, Nov. IL.
Crawford Mhrch {, MAY ~. Dec. 2.
Putnam " Feb. 8. MAY 7, Oct 81.
Wood Feb l2, May Il, Oct. %.
Hancock Fdb. 26. May 81. Nov. IL.
In witness we have signed this order of.
deially tots lst day Of October A. d. 1861.
NJ. c. WHITLEY,
JOSIAH s. PLANSS,
G.. T.. SENEY,
Jungcs Of 10th Judicial District OF Ohio.
The State Of Ohio,
Seneca County, $ S.
!, George s. Christlip,
Clsrk of the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and fsr senera County, Ohio, hereby certify
tho tho above lea fnll and true copy Of the
ougiuhl order filed IN this office on the 2nd
day Of October, A. d. 1860.
Witness my hand aud The seal of saId
lis. Court affixed at TifIin, this 30lh day
Of October. A. ID 1860.
GEO s. CHRISTLIP, Clerk,
BY w, NJ. DLuNr, Deputy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

f"oA m decide spun
nash most eucs ftaftaeh
BreckinridRe Dcmocrs al,
sPeclmen Of the Love and Rrt;or
which that paper bears to,ysr( ,bcr,
we clip the following article ent. e,a,r
II late isnuo Of that paper. M com.
mend II TO our readers as fno slcir,.,,
OF political woOing in these 49, y,
Democratic diFastpr
The Cincinnati Eaguier. Plai,peaiey.
ana other siaunoh Douglas paps rre.
ommend a "fusion Of all those ,nosed
70 the election Of Lincoln" 20 saw ohio.
possible, from casting here vot,or Tho
republican nominee. We do ma nro.
pose now 70 enter into a discussio AZ IN
Whether JH'toH 90 certain exnt 4.
prudent or unwise but in the nme or
the betrayed and deeply wronped lemo.
crauc party, we enter our solemn rote.t
against fusion with the contemtiblc
cut-throats who constitute tho Bickin-
HuRe iaction In Ohio. Tho nam of a
single person on the Electoralicket
VINO has upon him even tnint tho
miserable TiberiUs now In the Exeutivc
I,halr' would insure the overwboning
eeiHgracc and defeat of the whole ,ekot.
NO honest Democrat would vote r. nnv
man who Is In any w8y connected with
The hoary-hcaded wretch who hn he
,taycd the organization that place him
Ia power.
~ tho integrity or tlr Democrat, mar.
y u TO be preserved, let no such otsmn,
Dc made. Fusion with honest men ,opiJ
,oIlmand the respect and receiv, the
,,uPPort OF all who, upon principle, csire
Ianeoln's defeat hut with the miera-
jle licssian gang who are the toos of
ms a Adinninistrution, II would DISCUS ali
mcn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Republicans.
go Early 60 the POIIsi

Next Tucsday, and work all doy for
"Oh Abe" OSrLET NoTA SINGLE
VOTE BE LOST.Ic0 Guard the Poll,
weil. We expect every township In
Seneca County to do its part toward
making Lincoln President. Let's do our
duty and victory will be- ours.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

Republicans, get your lungs ready Tor
shouting, for w. expect 10 heSr the load.
cot Wind Of Republican thander, next
Wednesday. "Behold the oonqucring
hero eomes"i "oh Abe" is looming up
gloriously.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Douglas Thought TINT Sumner
should be kicked like a Dog.

On the aOth day of May, 1856, Mr..
Douglas indulged in the following Ian.
guagc in the U. S. Senate, in reply to
Senator Sumnor-thc day on which he
was bludgeoned by Preston s, Brooks:
"Is Il his object 10 provoke some Of us
TO KICK HIM AS WE WOULD A
DOG ! A hundred times no has called
the Nebraska Bill a swindle--an act Of
iniamy, and each time went on 70 illus
uate the completely Of each man who
voted for L, in Pcrpetrsting the crime.
=
How dare he approach ono Of these
gentlemen TO give him bic hand after
act Ii he felt the eourtesies between
men, he would not do Il. lie would de-
serve 70 have himself SPIT IN THE
FACE for 80 doing. "A ppendir 70 he
Congressional Globe, 1886, rage BA5.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Foreigners!

Remember that the Democracy have in
suited you, by trying TO fuse with the
KNow-NOTHINGs aud Dlsunlonists
in Ohio, as they have done In New York
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Com
nectcut, They ask the foreigners to
s'ultly themselves, by voting ria heir
most bitter enemies, for ticket nude up
Of the "odds and ends" Of all parties OPP
posed tothc Republicans. Vote for Abe
Lincoln. He Is the only candidate that
stands fair and square before the people
aud 0cy-the Republican Is the only party
opposed to FUSION.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

OrRBMEMBER THAT THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY rs THE
ORLB NATIORAL PARTY -
TEE OEEE RARTE PLEDG-
IN 20 hfAi1NRkIR THE IN.
TEGRITY or THE UNION'-rO
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

The Democrats give up the cont ear.
They say ills 10 use 10 aght against fatei
"oid Abe" is bound 10 SEQ tho White
House. New Hork win give him co.
no majority.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Seneca County AgriCuI-
tural Society,

The annual meeting Of said Society will de held a.
The Couu ilouse IN 1ifin, on
saturday, November gath 1860.
commissioning a. 10 'clock A. NJ. An members Of
aHd psTsons FEELING Interest In the welfare af ihe
Sectey eeFnecty solicited 10 be present NJ the
Heeng 10 assist In the rle1tou Of officers for the
sulng yeaI, and 10 assist In the transaction Of such
businsss thea Be brought before the meeting.
by order OF the Prrsident.
in .PrrrENGER, Secretary.
Nov. 2, isC0.-3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

Tom Corwin is doing wonders in Illi-
nois. Wherever he speaks great crowds
are always in attendance. At Decatur,
on Saturday, there were $4,000, and at
Jacksonville on Monday, 10000 persons
prevent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

AAAtNaH VI
s.as would rather
81. atgge" 70 the Higgsrle@" than
"fand' 10 The iaHdie's" (Scc his vote on
the cuba Bill, Feb. 95h 1888 Ire
don't care whether slay cry il voted up
or down"-Lincoln docs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Ternar or Comrts rorIaRI

Il Is ordered that thc several Courts for Ire
year A. ID. 1861 shall commence and be held
in the several Counties comprising the 10th
Judicial District OF the State Of Ohio, as fol-
lowa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

0FWE EXPECT TO BE
TBEE TO ANNOUNCE, NEXT
WEEK TRAT EVERY FREE
STATE. EASE or THE ROCKY
MOBNTaINSA HAS BEEN CAR
REED FOR LINCOLN AND
HAMLTR,-c0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

zee utfu m4uCHInffdni
men in Ohio to vote the Douglns ticket
II possible 70 save tho sinking fortune.
Of The Little Giant. "IIclp, Cassius, or
we sinkl" is the besceching tone Of the
4 dreriiscr, now in the hour Of its bu.
inilistion. Like the girl, who wanted q
husband, they cry cut in bitterness Of
despair; anybody, Lordi send Us anv.
body in the shape Of man." So Il H.
with the Douglusites. They are reduced
to such contemplate faction thrt they
have become public paupcts ond are 20
ing around tho country, trying 10 link
their fallen fortunes with all the "odds
and ends OF broken-up parties, think inc
merely to gain few votes. hut the
Bcl'.Evereitand D5e,kinr dg1 p,rues have
no lost oil self-rcspcct and tncy spurn A. o
nntrcatica Of tho Adrcriiser. They
have not yet arrived at that point Of deg.
radiation, when they arc compelled 10
link their fortunes with bankrupt and
ruined concern, association with which
would be disgrace rather than an
honor. They have loi, them the virtue
of consistency and they will not desert a
hopeless cause or Try to galvani1e life .
vfc 1. d,.A ttt... -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
GROCERY FOR SALE.

On account of bad health | viii
oftr ny eaiire stock % Gnaceies. TOYS and Vanec.
ttaneuSs "a ruvaie Sale, on Reasonable iauni.--
Aho ny store Roen aud Bakery At rsasonahis rent.
a. W. BLACK,
eoI9.ha Blacks Block, Roora Nc. ,, a. .Su, .,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

About noxt "wednesday morning, we
expect ihe telegraph wires to BE- flashing
the glorious tidings TINT "OLD ABE 2
the Peoples candidate, has been elected
President Of the United States, and tina,
the rule Of the Treasury coruptionists,
and Slavery propagandists, in this ccun-
Try, is at an end. So mote il be-.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

The "Fusionists" have three candi.
dates for President, representing three
contradictory principles.
They agree only IN one thing, That
Is determination, fpossible, 10 prevent
the election Of President Of the United
States.
The means they adopt are worthy of
the end they propose. They seek 10 btil4
ly the people out Of the exercise Of a cons
stitutional right by mcnaces Of Treason I
Whoever votes their votes to ticket to
levvc the country without a President,
and TO put the Government into the
hands Of men who are daily utterinr
threats against is existence.
There Is no way in which a vote can
be cast in favor Of elocting a President
except by casting il for Lincoln. There
Is no way in which vote con be
cast in favor Of keeping the Government
out oftho hands Of Disuniu n sts except
by custing Il for Lincoln. Every other
vote contributes directly towards leaving
the Presidential chair vacant, and giving
the disunionisis a chance 10 put In one OF
their own number as acting President.
Albany EUeRtH0 Journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Minister ofthe Wesleyan Methodist Chm
THE PAIN KILLER
CnmfiOn.

The pnhic will bo cautious that they get the genuine
ram kirt' a. some unprncipaled men, use that name
Tor their own worthless compounds In doing thev s.
ceive the eommunits, and infringe upon The ''1rndo
Marx Of Perry Davis. Any ncrson found selling q
rain Killer" and not Of the genuine manufacuFcdby
law.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Dairy Farm

ard is suitahlc ior = nairy o. ethet rnfroses.
Iht9e h 10 hetis rchsave Tor baying Tara III ren
tca aaafr st sell "a toSsiher ~ lots 20 iuii paI
glassFs, a. iaiF Fsir ard oa easy terms.
yusEFH N,CLEI LAND.