The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21

01-Col. Curtin, Republican csndldsti
for Governor in Pcnnsylyauia, has az
cepted the challenge of W. ncmocutc
opponent for holding joint iissurtohs.
0-y-IIon. Sidney sdrcrtan one d tho
ablest and truest memBcrs of The present
delegation from Ohio In CJnarcss, has
been nominated for rc-clcctign IN tAe
Eighteenth District.
0erThe Portland Mills at sandusky
were destroyed by ilrc on Sunday morns
ing. Loss $4,000. Insured on atock
and machinery 5000.
05-Tho breckenridge wing Of the
Democracy have just started another
organ Of their own 10 Cincinnati. I, il
call'd the Ciaeiaaaii Dadg Couri,r.
OS-Ncw York is one Of the states
claimed by scme Of the more imEudcnt
Douglosilcs. A like claim was ST up
in 1856, and with equal justice. New
York is sure for Lincoln by a majority
Of from 10000 70 100000. OF thot ,,S
have not the slightest doubt.
01-IIcre in the Northwest the Doup.
las organs endcavor to create the belle
that their party is favorable to the Home
stead policy but down in Alabama aud
Georgia, whore there are no votes 10 be
made by this ptetense, they call cvcn tho
bill passed last spring, the most stroeious
act that ever was passed." Douglas him.
self deliberately lodged the g=eHtion.
0<rJ)hn Van Buren says that Caggor
Dean Richmond g. Co., the Douglas
managers in New York, committed athe
great blunder OF the age, wheh ihey fused
with the Know Rothings, the nSst vio-
lent enemies the Democratic party ever
had" Ne also says he will be much
surprised Il Douglas carries more than
single State,
ComNo, GoSo, GoSr.--Thc Chicago
TribWae saYsi
The coming man is Abraham Lincoln;
the going man is John c. Breckonridnc;
aud tho gone man is Stephen A. Doug-
las. AZ fOr'Mr. Bell, he must be put
down among the dead men'
CONES oUr-Samucl Price, promi-
nent and lifelong Democrat of Youngs-
town, becoming eonYnced tha. the party
with which no has hithqto been associds
ted mas lost sight Of every principle
worthy tho name, has given his adhesion
TO the Republican cause, and will votS
this fall for Lincoln and Hamin.
CArTho Republicans are the only party.
this year who advocate the election Of
President by the people, aud offer feas-
blc means Of doing Il. All the other
parties are not 70 eject, but 10 PrcV6af
such an elcotionl BY their own confess
ions, this Is all that any ono Of them NJ
capable Of doing.-Aibaay Journal
DouGLAs HUNTIHo ms MorHr1 IN
New JERSEY. Mr. Douglas tspoke his
piece" at Newark, New Jersey, on NVods
nesduy the 22d, Nobody, however, had
seen his mother in those parts, and Sic
phen wac about TO extend his tambles in
search OF his mother into Yirginiu, hops
ing that as she is the mother ofPrcdi.
dents he might find his there.
EXCITEMENT IN ILLINOIS. 10 Cousidera-
bic excitement exists in Hancock eoun-
y, ILL., relative 70 a rplnor that the Nor.
mons intend returning and gcttline ut
Nauvoo, under the head of oe Smithy
Ir. A mass meeting Of citizens was held
ON the alst, at Carthage, who protested
against and declared that they would not
lllow them to return,
PENNSYLVANIA AND New YoEK.-Dur-
ng Senator Cameron's recent visit TO
GOV. Seward, he was called cut by the
republicans for a speech, In which he de.
Jared that no possible cons5iRaiion ofcir-
iiRsidnces could PreUeHt Penassgraaia
rom casting her Uote for Lincon and
4dmlin. On the same occasion GOV.
Ieward made few remarks, IN whichhc
Pennsylvania TO give lafg-
r vote for our able Republic can stanlardr
carer than New York.