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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21
ColnrIlcily Win Trcason

There isno doubt bul that Buchanan
is secretly playing into the hands OF the
seccstionists aud taking advantage Of
hispositiou soeresk Up this Government
to which he owes even thing and which
he has sClemnly sworn to protect and
defend.
IT, has boon hSrboring the banc OF
disuhion in kis cabinet Secretaries
Cobb aud Thompson and other disunion
6re-esssrs hsgc diets, ID HE policy aud
have been his private ooussellofs. Hc
has been a. plant es wax in the hands
Of The slavery Propagandist,.
Tho fee sssion states, no doubt, have a
secret understanding with the Precedent
bywhieh be il notto interfere with their
tees ,uabls uashiuadtps, Men who Dc.
srnre the halter and dwhom Gen. jackson
would have hung as high rs lIaman arc
admitted 20 full confidence.
Tit President has refused to send TO-
ipisgCCmcnts to doferd the Gorcrnmen,
forts st Charleston, although requested
70 DO 90 by the officer in command. lie
has len them weak and defonccless.
The - = troops and war vessels are
Oll stsooncd stremote points from where
they will Be most likely to be needed,
thos inviting the South 70 oonsumute
ilcir lcllish schemes with impunity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21

Secretary Cobb, ofler bankrupting the
Treasury " HE ihismanagemehi Of Un-
Gle sane hnsnoea, has resigned us SEQ.
retsy Of ne Treasury, and gono homo e
qcogiai % aid in destroying The Union.
Iits a fofinnute thing Cor The country
that hs has dissolved his union with our
National finances. Ex-Gov Phillip
Frank Thomps ofMd., late Commission
or Of Patents, has been appointed in his
place.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21

GHriSaldi aas resigned his dictatorship
into the hands Of Victor Emanuel, and
gone home 10 bis rude farm on the little
island Of Caprera. After uniting Sicily
and Naples, with their nine millions oi
people, 20 the Italian Kingdom, the liber-
atof returns 20 the simplicity Of his
peaceful seolusion, refusing both wealth
and titles, enriched Ia nothing but glory
and the mingled admiration aud affection
ofthe worh Ii history records any
where the life Of hero more disinterest-
ed, more brave, more faithful, endowed
with more substantial msgnSnimity or a
more sublime simplicity Of character, We
DO not Snew.it, ~ l.-lftbuAs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21
COKGREs EssTONAI.

On Monday, srcsoloton oaefsdby Mr.,
Adrian oiN.J j., urging the repeal Of
Personal Liberty Biils, also one by Mr.
Loyoeg urging The repeal Of tho nullla.
cation hws and one by Mr.. Morris Of IN.
EXPRESSING frm devotion 70 the Union
Passsa the House BY large nsjoriiies.
tn'the sshsis, en- Tussdsy, Mr.. cra-
tenden offered a series Of eonei.iasory res.
qlneonas which were ordereato be pint.
cd, looking to The restoration and czten,
sien e the Paeihe Of The Missouri Com
premise Line sRd q modification Of n,
Fugitive slsvsLas. ANDY johnson Q
Tsnp,, spoke against the tight Of toces
sion. N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21
TWO Hundred nnd EigllIces IN
Eight Days.

Eight Days.
The steamship Alabama arrived ffoni
savannah fhis morning. She brotfhi
wero not permitted 10 land.
The Alahema belongs 70 the same
line with the Augusta end Florida. We
have il on unqu5stionable authority that
steerage passengers were permitted to
land in Savannah. The same course is
pursued there as in Charleston; all steer
age passengers are sent back by the au-
thorities.
The steamship Columbia arrived at
this port last evening, and is now lying
at her pier in the North river. She
brought forty-seven steerage passengers,
wha were scht back BY the Mayor Of
Charleston under circumstances precise
y Similar TO those under which the steer
age Possengers Of the Nashville and the
James Adger were retcrned, as noticed
in the EUening Post Of Saturday.
II will be remembered that the Nash
Vile brought forty-seyen, and the Adger
thirty-two, and the fofty-seven Of the Co
lumbia make a hundred and tWenty-six
that have been sent from the port of
Charleston aloue, and have arrived here
within eight days. Add to those the
thirty brought by the Augusta, the TWEEN
ty.eight by the Florida and the thirty
four brought by the Alabama this morn
ing from Savannah (ninety.two,) and we
have q total Of two hundred and eighteen
.exiles from the two ports, who have nrriy-
ed here within the eight days specified
". y. Post, 27M.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21
why Ihc sOuth is ArminE

The Washington correspondent ofths
Boston Journal gives an excellent reason
for the present activity Of some Of the
Southern States in "arming''-a precuu-
ton rendered necessary by tho persistent
efforts of dishonest politicians and fac
tionists by misrepresenting the prinei-
pies ofthe Republican party,
As for the armament for the South, 4
is intended 70 defend the whites against
servilo insurrection. There has been
30 much said about the Abolitionism Of
Lincoln and HSmlin that the negroes
have become indootrinated with the idea
that they will be free on the 4th ol
March. ltis TO guard against a "rising'
that Shsrpe's rifles and Colts revolvers
and Ames' cutlSssos are being sem
SouthwsTd. These weapons, anyhow
have to be paid for in good funds, anC
the Yankees who take them receive Kin,
treatment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21
Joseph Shaw Plaintiff
against
Anthony shaw,

against
Anthony shaw,
Sophroua M. Shaw and
McDoel Shaw, Def d'ts.
The said MeDoel Shaw Of the State OF
Michigan, (the county Of bis residence there
being unknown TO the undersigned } will take
notice that the said Joseph Shaw, the
Plaintiff herein, did on the 29th day Of No.
yomber, A.D., 1860, file his petition IN the
Court Of Common Pleas, 10 and FOE the Coun-
ty OF Seneca, aud State Of Ohio, against the
aid McDoei Shaw and others, Defendants,
setting forth that the said McDoel and An.
thony Shaw did on the 9th day OF January
AID. 1863. at the said County Of Seneca,
make their four several promissory notes in
writing Of that date, and then and there de.
liyered the same to the said Joseph Shaw
and promised thereby there aud then 10 pay TO
the said Joseph Shaw or bearer, th first one
of said notes drawn for t93,7l, one year
after the date thereof, With interest thereon
At per cent, and annual interest on all -four
notes And the said defendants promised
also at the date aforesaid to pay the other
three Of said notes In like manner, each ior
the same amount rs the fret one, and due in
two, three and four years after the said 9Th
day Of January. All Of which notes were on
the said 9th day Of January secured (by tho
said dofendants) BY mortgage on certain real
estate situated in the village Of Republic
Seneca County, Ohio, aud known - enc
" Mansion House property" inl cad vi'lage.
Aud praying that the said defendants may
pav the said an,,,s OF money, now claimed To
be duc ~ stipulated Ia said obligations, OF
that the said premises may be sold TO pay for
the same. And the said McDoel Shaw Is
hereby notified that be is required 70 appear
and answer said petition. on or before the
18th day Of january, AID. 1861, or . judg'
ment will be taken against him by default
JOSEPH SHAW,
by c. W. Page, his Attorney.
Dec. 10, 1860. So 70. dec l4-6.
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WHO nrc ror the Cnnntr,

Thosc arc times that tcst the sincerity
Of every true lover Of his county,
Treason and Disunion have raised their
p erfdlous forms in the South and threat
en- to undo, by single blow, what our
fathers spent so much suffering and
blood to cs,sblish. The question is shall
the laws be enforced and the Constitu.
ton sus,oinedi There can be no dodging
on this question.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21

! The Cincinnati GaFcTS Washington
correspondent says;
The great event Of to-day (Monday) in
Congress was tho speech Of Senator
Wade. The galleries were crowded 10
ioycraowlng. A violent and fiery speech
was anticipated by many, yet while posi-
lively dcclaiming against compromise, Il
did not more than 20 manmlly uphold
the positions Of tho Republican party
and 70 show up the groundlessness and
the necessary consequcncesof Of secession.
I; is universally regarded great effort
That Il was timely can little admit Of
rational doubt. The illusions TO Mex
lean protpctorate, and 10 colonization
gro considered us especially appropriate
and significant. The speech was listens
ed to with profound attention by South.
crn Senators as we'll a. Northern, and
Ia closing passages In behalf Of the TN.
ion were particularly eloquent. The
Spcukerwas repeatedly cheered by tho
galleries.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21

ALEXANDRIA, Dec, o,
Mr. Bolts letter on the subject Of SC.
eession is an extraordinary production. -
He declares no win have no part in the
wickedness of secession, and thinks thai
Virginia win notseeede. lie says the
position Of South Carolina is bold, plain
daring, hat-footed rebellion against, anS
treason 70, the rest Of the States. II,
thinks the only question involved In the
Carolina imbroglio is whether il is wortl
while to keep her into the Union. II,
believes that the Federal laws should bC
enforced in South Carolina, notwithstand
ing an ordinance Of secession, aud is bit
Ter on the secession party.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21
The COntrUsG 81 Forty.six Years.

The Washington States has this item:
The Richmond Enquirer of 1914
held a very different style Of language
from the Richmond Enquirer ofthe pres
ent day in discussing the right of seces-
sion, as will be seen from the following
paragraph contained in that journal in the
year 1914;
"No man, no association Of one State
or set Of States, has a right to withdraw
itself from tho Union of its own account.
The same power which knit US together
can unknit us. The samo formality
which formed tho links Of the Union
must consent to the withdrawal Of any
one branch Of il. Until that consent
has been obtained, any attempt to dis
solve the Union or distract the efficiency
Of It's constitutional law, Is treason
treason to all intents and purposes"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21

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Senecn Land Company.

The Regular Annual Meeting Of said Com.
pany for the year 1891 will DC held at h'
Court House in THIN, on
Monday, January TIh and Saturday,
February 9th.
commencing At o'clock Of said day.
an the members Of the Company are rtques'
ted 70 be present at these meetings TO heal
tho Reports OF their officers, toeleot officers
for tho onsuinR year, and to transact suef
other business as may 30 brought before the
meetings.
BY order OF the Directors,
J. u. PITTENGER, Secretary.
Dee q, 1860. 3W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-21

Ths soush carVlina Secession Con-
yestioh ma a. cblunsiuS on sI6n5ay
sRAorgsnlzed y eisetlhg Sen. Ja.oison
permanent ehsiTnan; aler which tleY
s1idgspe6lo chsSleston 70 complete shoir
HsTesfs. htoFa Hoihing Of Import
ancs hAsyet been aono hssllss the an.
3 Eating ci c1mm,lgrsss
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Prosbyterinn Church. The housS contains i
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Terms easy. ...-.r ...r-
II mot cold shortly Il viii be for rent
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Gen. Can, Sec 6tlsy of State, h6s re.
signed ana Attorney General Blaek has
been appointed hls sueceaioT. Cass az.
ftsed uiah Daebaaah. o. aetodaf o. the
lssles's refulsl 50 send EooPs % Fer,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

tions Of the world, no longsfio rest an op-
posi.ioa 10 such Intervention upon a dcclas
ration, but actually aud ifhneods boa by
force to oprotent hndiraFrals every Alttnpl
at IT, TIE many lstoblioi Of lt,hbian
aud sou,h America ongh, 10 Be madd 10
feel thas to lean dpan tho egiaat of lhs
North is but meansof .prcsotyaiion,
and thcrc they will never sufFcr themselves
to be bribod into becoming European Dc.
pcndcncios. 10 attain this, firm aud res
olutc stand is required Of ua, rhe late
action Of Commodore JarVis in tho Gulf ia a
sign that the administration Of James
BachaRan s,awaro Of the duties imposed
upon /, by tho very spirit Of our national
existence aud is ready, to take is full meas
ure Of responsibility But some Of tho Re-
publican leaders in Congress, rather unfor,
tunately for themselves, seem too much
determined 10 play the part of trucking
huckslers Of solashness, unable to oomprs,
hend, that q nation like the United States,
can or should have any policy besides en-.
gaging in the experiment Of white washing
the negro. A. v. H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
Commercial Calculations.
FOR RENT!

THE House formerly owned by NJ Shnfer,
a aud known as the Half Mile House, situate on
the Nena fike, at the east end Of 9th street. Day
ton. The premises are well suited ior "A public
house-one and half aeres of land. Premises in
good repair.
Inquire Of s. d. JACKSON, Attorney, near the
corner Of 3D. aud Main streets, Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
a1rn.adinr n MaLlst on Rvsry Page. I'D

nm-For Locals, Telegraph. and othc
matters Of interest and Information, see
First and Fourth Pages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
Turnpike Election.

THE Stockholders of the Dayton and Xe-
L MIA Turnpike Road are requested to m ee at the
Dayton Bank In Dayton on Saturday, April 2sth,
1860, to elect Directors and transact other
mh26-wtt UAN'L. BECKEL, Pres't,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

B@-The Gin, Volksblatt enumerating
the disqualitications Of Republican candi-
date for the Presidency, says
"lIo should not be one who hos joined
the Republican standard at the eleventh
hour for the sake OF Office
This inuendo is evidently leveled at Mr..
Bates. We fear the aim is only too well
taken.-- LouisyilIeJournal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

B@-Tbe Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore SUM- in alluding to the cap
ture of the Mifamon steamers, says;
The orders known to have been given to
our squadron in the guilt would justisy the
seizure Of these war steamers if they were
employed for purposes inimical to the inter
ests Of citizens Of the ". s residing in or
tiouary, and Marins expedition With the two
war steamers, have been pronounced by tho
Juarez government as practical The repuse
ofMiramon from Vera Cruz, and the war
steamers--lor both have been takon--and
the appearance of tho United States as n
belligerent party, win probably tend much
to strengthen tho Liberals.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
PROCLAMATION!
CITY ELECT TIONl

MAYORS OFFICE,
CRY OF DvYToS, March 20, 1860. (
THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE
4 City OF Dayton are hereby notified that the An
nua Election will be held in said CITY, at the pla.
ces Of voting designated below, on MONDAY the
second day of April 1860 for the ohoce Of City and
township officers, Rs follows, TO wit
ON THE CITY TICKET.
Mayor, City Marshal, City Clerk, City Treasu-
rer, City kngineer, Wood MeAsurer, one Director
Of the Ciy lnhrmary in the eityat large; and one
Trustee or Couneilman, and one Member Of the
Board OF Education, in each Ward.
ON THE TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Two constables In the City at large, and one AS
SCISSOR In each Ward
The following are the places of voting designs
ted in the several Wards:
LIST Wsrd--Neptune Engine House,
"a Independent Engine House,
81 Miami Engine bouse,
4th Deluge Engine House,
ON oregon Engine House,
9th Pacific Engine HOnse.
The polls win be opened between @ aud O'Clock
In the forenoon clos ng at O'cl Jck In the AFTER
noon; b. w. lDnINGs, Mayor.
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hurtful to the constitution.
Fuildireetions in each pack +,
ct which should be cat eiully preserved.
Sole agent for the UnltedStAtcs and Canada
JOB MOSES, Late /. Z. Baldwin a COL
Rochester, New-YorR.
NB-l 90 and six postage stamps eneIosed to
anyauthorized Agent, will insure bottle, contains
ing 90 pills, by mail,
Sold In Dayton by
W. W. STEWART, and WALTERS q KELSo,