The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
ITEMS OF NEWS.

" Every day we hear Of come nour.
las Domoorot in the South bon=h.. by ,be
Administration. This domestic slnvs
trade is carried on quite bsiskiy-Lou.
Jour.
0STThe New Lexington, Perry co.,
Ohio, Weekly says there are no, iess
than twenty-five persons In that towp-
ship who have renouneed Locoloooisn
aud determined to support Lincoln.
0e-The present census ofNew YofE
indicates population Of e62 .257, while
that Of Brooklyn reaches 400, 900, sud
Hoboken and Jersey City swell the total
of what may be called one city 70 l,2OO,-
600. 't
01rTho first shipment Of wool was
made from San Francisco to the United
States in 1854, only amounting to $500
pounds. The shipments this year will
exceed 100000 pounds. rDaL
01-The Tribuue's Washington dis
patch says that at the end Of Mr.. Buoh-
anan's term the public debt will pfoba-
bly, be eighty odd millions, exclusive ofa
balance, $4,000, 900. transferred TO him
by Mr.. Pierce
QTAnother Postmaster has gone the
way OLA Fowler. The knight Of the
stamps at New Orleans has deeumpod,
taking with him $4,000 Of Uncle Sans
hard earnings.
01TR. w. Furnnss. editor Of the
Brownsville (Nebraska) Advertiser, an.
nounceS his determination to abandon
the Democratic party and hereafter adj
yocate Republican principles.
61rThe last Iowa State Reporter, pub
lishcd at Iowa City, decidedly the ublest
and most influential Democratic journal
in that State, announces that IL will next
week drop the names Of Douglas and
Johnson, aud hereafter give an enthusi-
sstio support to Lincoln and Hamlin.
ILLINOIS,. II. Watt, Of Randolph
county, a prominent lawyer aud lats
member Of the legislature, leaves Doug
las for Lincoln, saying the southern wing
Of the old party is unequivoeally Pro-sla-
, very, and the northern wing hOPelessly
, powerless. Randolph is one ofthe south
ern doubtful" counties.
0SrPostmaster Miller, of Columbus,
= Ohio, has beenre removed. Reason--Doug-
lasism. Mr. John Dawson has been OPP
pointed to fill tho vacancy. Reason
0 strong Breckenridge man. Mr., Dawson
= is an old citizen Of Columbus, and Treas
urer of the Breckenridge State Commit
c tee.
TREASON! TREAsoN!-Ex. Gov. Wood
|. whom the Democracy of Ohio up to this
o time have worshipped, has declared for
o breckenridge and Lane. Breckenridge
II and Lanes vote in this State will not fall
much short Of 10000. Hurruh for Abra.
|. haml |
!. OeTThe Cleveland Democrat states
J. that Daniel =. Leadbetter, ex-Member Of
Congress, of Holmes Co., has come OF
!. for Breckenridge and Lane. The same
b paper says w, II. Stafford, the Democrat
= ic candidate for Lieut.. Governor lustyear
!, has done the sume.
e OHTThe Musons Of Cleveland oordinl-
j. ly invite all members Of their fraternity
in Ohio aud neighboring States to visit
the Forest City and participate in the ex-
: !, ercises of inuugurating the beautiful
Z Statue of Commodore Perry on the 10th
Y Of September next.
u 0SrThe Douglasites charge Lincoln
y with being a sectional candidate because
of they say he won't get any electoral votes
n- from the slave States. We suppose
e they claim Douglas to be a national can
,e ddate because he won, get any any
.e where.
r O1rTwO years ago Douglas, wheR 20
Of terribly cramPed by Lincoln, in tho con-
- test for the United States Senate, inVok-
4 ed the aid of ofBreekenridge, which was ex-
tended, and may, for all that is known
IL have saved Douglas from defeat. Il is
u very ungrateful then that the Douglas
in men now should be calling Brsckinridge
ID disunionist. He ia a disunionist, we
he imagine, in just so far as he opposes
% Douglas.
~ 01rThe Douglas party is collaPsing
m in Alabama. Two of the original Doug
le las men, nominated on their electoral
b, ticket. T. Clements and A. B, With
u u erall-have declined, and declare their
e. purpose Of supporting Breckenridge and
a Lane.
n The Montgomery (AlabSma) AdveFti-
!" - ser says there are fifty-three papers in
5. that state which support Breckenridge
r and Lane. il.a
- FOR LINooLN,--The Philadelphia News
= = the old Wing organ which has the lsrg-
est circulation Of any paper in Pennsyl-
10 vania, comes out in ia laStissuo very en-
g phatioally for Mr. Lincoln. TIE News,
= at the last Presidential election support
10 ed Mr.. Fillmore. .a dens
Gen. Ashley Re-nOminateds
he The Republicans of the Filh Con-
IL gressionsl District had spirited rally at
ut Toledo on Thursday, on the oecaaion 81