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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Doors AND sHSEs TO SUIT TEE
we s fTe Rsy mspItsctsIi.E all kinds Of BOOTS
supply of eastern made worn OF ever ae-
scriptlon, made expressly 70 order, And Willy Al
Pc solo - ? nnoh over price than has been
Persons in want Of Boots and shoes Of eastern or
ssty made yo,t, III always find good assortnea
In ''0re Ana u the lowest PIlSSss; Sys call
wi SlA Pennsyivania avenue
FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
ns. and si1ss Of Sole Lsathsr, tSdiss' p8
exhibits az this time the rreats.t v.rety
q trs.ellng REQUISITES. at moderate prces. 10 Be
, ,%n this sids q Seg YORK Ase evsJ de.sps
cAeSET BAGS. sAfcHEEEs. &c. 'A-i'ks'
sIDOa Trunks repaired or taken In sxehsass
- WALL. srHE PIE w.: = Co. &c:
mar NIT SSa Pa sSsass.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
,Oyressts Odd festosss' Hall, WGsAS.sssa, d. G.
mi vi sspdy tier Interest. o. sI.nlna
chasing elsev As nee none but the
best material the market Affords and employ D0
the best yorkncn, can confidently recommend my
Trunks that are made in other oinss and sold here
Keep constantly on hand, and make 10 order (el
e HsS nis dss'Sf YsSsc& e p Sf22h3
chr xAEIC6Si TRAIELfSG BzGS; HzK-
HfES SSis sAaR e ksss;il wH .1 &C. ss
mAnllke manner, at short notice,
unas dslI.eTsd in any part Of the city. osergs
sM sHNAFi TaG FL SSfs.' celebrated FAMILY
dc Yly JAMES 3. ToPHAM.
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= Tov s!srovcs,sT STOW e So
have on hand large assortment of Coot;r. Ind
osneI stoyes, which will sell cheaper than
inssnHon 90 close them out. Call and zee ~
G, SNYDE6.
oes Next door to the Star O1ice.
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nR. J. BOvEE DOD's
~ IMPERIAL WINE BTTTFRs.

Are now being used from Name 10 the Great Salt
LAKE, Ap1 the universal verdict Of al who use
they are uessrDesed in the world, Or. Dods psed
snem noeessfsy n has prsonoe for q years scfore
and pressnt thsm for sale 20 The public. For the
cure OF in6iyisrt ConHnyton, Indig sstion, Dye
Repsia, Files, Nervous Diseases, Female Com
kaips ard sl cases resulrlng TONIC, they sre BE-
Iond doYPt most invsl uable remedy. Aside nom
come and deIie6tsi Bsyersee, erodsci% nj ~.
PLEASANT exhiIorAtnE cfeos OF Brandy or Wirs
Without their injurious rceuitn. Let All friends on
humanity and all advocates Of temperance assist
In saosttalnS these yaluatie Vesetab bic Ritters
IoI the S,ssTai sossoas apd odsplfsyatsd LsSsovs
Elth whloh the country II Hooded, and thereby e.
fcosus;iJ Sd In bsn.shinr Disease AID Drunkeness
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u WASHINGTON BRANCH.
- 9 81 rs

le6O, trains will run ~ follows: =
Leave Washington 1t 20 and 7.4a Q. m.
Leave w ashington at $50 and $50 D. n.
On Sunday At 20 ?. m.
Leave Baltimore At AS and $40 O. m.
Leave baltimore ~ SIS and 40 ,. n.
On sunday at4 Is q. m.
Passengers for the East Will take trains n .
And 40 q. N and 20 ,. m.
For the West 1t 1.4o q. m. and $50 D.n
Eor Annapolis At 7.4o q m. and 80 D. m.
FOR NorfQlk at 20 o. m.
On SATURDAY evening the SO .. m. tram goes 10
je tS-d + n. PARSONS. AGENT
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REA N o &c E!@
wish all gentlemen IN
the plan which |
q Dadogtsd. six year. ago, Of selling
N o T &c Is! =

mars and B6OTs & , 1t tlslII y.
duced prices for cash is in successful
SPsrstYGn Jsst received i full supply Of the latest
finest Hat $3.50; FIRST rate Hat o3; and yery
good Hat 81 So All of the lstsst sty les
am constantly sn2RIed With q very large stock OF
those fine DR. ESS BOOTS at e37s-vhich have
peen selling lor many years-as we'll a. the yerv
best qual ty Of Patent Leather GAITERS st aSS
Fine French Cafskin Caters from ca to % 50.
Terms cash no extra charge in order to Offset
bad debts ANTHONY, Agent for the Msnnfao
turers, seventh street, second hat store from the
corner, opposite Avenue House, No. $40. e
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Cents Fine Ca fskin Seved Boots, a rs
~ Gents Double sole and Doub q npper.S~
Boots, IS Gents hne French Caifskin
Boots; Ladies Kid, Morocco and GoatskinS
Buttoned s9otsi Lsstins Laced, Butioned, Con
OF ladies, mlssea' and childrsn's Boots And SSos.
az AZ y. kOSENTHAL'S, Pa av., between eth and
Seh sIs- M Ian
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Prepristors, 7e William street. New Yccrk.
!. SGHWARZE.A Agent,
WANING ton n. C.
pr; J. BovEE pops,

gR;I. BovEE pope
IMPERIAL GIN BT7TERS,
Por Oseeses ofthe Kidney O., Bladder and Urinary
oLsSns, ano especially for Female DISTINCTIONS,
CHARLES WIDpIFIELD & CO.,
Propnetors, Is William st, New York,
leflyL Agent WasElprton. b. &.
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PROPERTY OWNERS AND BUILDERS.
Old RICE 3 sEEt K 4 " b 5 Y PURE
MONONGAHELA RYE WHrsurv

Of f3nIso,snsi9Isyd IsnlIed BY Mr. James Burnsde,
honest ysy, from the choicest and most carefpII9
seiected kye, And in no ever offered Tor Az
o9ce the most p.lassble, 1t il emphsticsiiy ons
o. tns eutest beverages In the reach Of tho psblin
10 the Invalid A. we'll a. 70 those in hesitS ~
oommends itself for its unrIvaled qualities A. =
stmnant OF the safest, suIest, and most bene6c
nysiolsn. arg using 1t In their practice With The
CLERf kSTQCKDALE, Proprietors,
32S walnut street. Philadelpbia
WIN. c. CONOVER.
agent Tor the Propr ietors, 20S PA Az
so <S-om opposite WllIards, aotHl
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HOWE'sIMPROvEpW EiaHIN6s SCALES
HI These Scales are offered 70 the public A The
most simple durable, and reliable scales ever put n
tse, istolss. PREMIUMS have been awarded he1
py the nited States Fair and Virginia AgriculturI
Society; Virginia STATE Ag1splturs Fair; Franfiin
insttute Eair, Penns{ivanis; New York State Fair;
Inhibited they nave received frss class prSmisms
EoI q at ~ Louisiana avenue, Depot ef 6iller's
Dc iS-T &c. PArrIsoN, Ase,t
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" DP GAS METERS,
NOTICE rs HERE MstY;zg5SYSvT RSS IyI S, T. lsss:
ably % he provisions q Is. ..dinsnos ~ rs Css
soIsnon .plEoxed May u. lsso, the undersirnsi -
on pre- payment Of the foe Of ky cents, 70 inseSss
examine test prove, and ascertain the accuracy Of
Iesistehon OF any gas meter in use in this city -
Every meter, nfonnd incorrect, vail be oondemned
and another, sealsd and marked - true, vii be
set In i've place. Ii proved to be accurate in its
measurement of gas, it Wi be sealed accordingly,
and AGAIN put IN position for use.
-ows' Hal Open from Q. M, to S p. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
jy 9-u Inspector and Sealsr OF Gas Meters
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WATCHREPAIRINGA NDSILVER WARE
w MANUFACTORY.

w MANDATORY.
i have one of the best establi shments, and fur
nished with complete set of tools for repair n
ing every description of fine Watches, and IN
particular attention give to the same by a
thorough OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and a. work guaran-
tied Also, every descrip ION of standard SILVER
WAKE. plain and ornament tai manufactured under
my own supervision, which my customers will find
far superior in quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dealers in general and represented as their
own manufacture. HI. O. HOOD,
sc 1873 Pa. avenue. near 9Th ot,
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NEW CLOAKS.

w., NEW CLOAKs.
w Have this day received from Nav york :.
6sa1ni 81 assortment Of nsv styls Pail and Wiptss
stIie. r. ssSa a.. ss The Arab Zousve and other
and Striped Cloths, ell Of which We Offer Low. 'e"
90 70 TAYLOR L HUTCHINSON.
Tm CEMETERY NOTICE.
M nbs9Fiesf effrs for sale his STOCK Of MAR
.sa aARshEk NAMES :. G lsasSIS
sSr cash spPs9ysd potes se!I cali Is
Marble Works, $50 e C. north.
oc ~ Sm belween 18th and 18th.
pIANOS MELODEONs, vIOLIN5, Guitars.
JOHN p. ELLA.
oe 10 306 Pa Az. hst. eth and fotS Il
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M N TICE! MOTTO Em
U0 Mrs HELLER Invites the ladies of ~
Washington and VICINITY to her Grand OPENING Of
Fashionable LII and WINTER BONNETS.
on fIiaay ana SATURDAY, sth and 6th instant, when
her stook Of Goods, as she has Q very handsome
s TS M 81 Nh EIEaATHERS, EI,;0WERSl DRESS
SHAwLS. EXTENSION SKIRTS, CORSETS
q vi sizes ssa prices. and very large stock Of
co No. ~ Market Space. hat nh and afb M.
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u TRR0U6H TICKETS 10 THE Va
RIO Us VIRGINIA. SYRINGE
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W. GAS IXTUR e @.
EHTURES Of entirely New Patterns and besiGns
sad Finish supetiorir lyle to enything heretofore
Y 70 call and examine <ur stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the bost
selected stock IN w Washington.
All WORK in the above line Entrusted 10 car safs
maj Oh r-s. 49, ST6 street
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Z. r. DURKEE 4 co.'s
o1IsECT SPIO10.
~ Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLYP PURE,
put ground rom fresh Spices, selected and cleaned
p Us expressly for the purpose without reference
llined With Paper,l to prevent injury By keeping,
snd are iua weight, While the ordinary Groand
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
. single trial will abundantly prove.
-, ,tn,w Z; r, RUBKEE Z GO,
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s.ssr sfns hsyL csnsGs sfeugsess. 1000. ss.ssss
~ ses Ne Net sosssl Cssfss 10 Ustsd Oxxsss
80 ne ysssss Il vAsss life sysns B. ss Sss
HeAh kssAea fGs, PAilaasipAA sne vAsss hes Il
eeese sssss Ne osst sstseaAisg were eve
e.sva nasy usssist viz nngt.g n ne SssS sse cas-
VIE. ssssli rssi ssr.sssssss being alarmed ssdts
sssse. sssnlssss VIE feqssst sl.shns stsndse ssss
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THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
900 MILES SHORTER SHORTER 81 "a HOURS LESS
IN TIM.
than any other Liae-the Lynohburr Extension
being now oomyloted, as also the Mississippi
QUICKEST IND RoST Pt EI iSSeI ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.
IL In provided with FIrst-olass Slesping Can!
To New Orleans. Houra
TIMEl memehis do.
NoItx9nerT ~ 90.
1.-THE U. g; MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
Arc taken over this New Lane.
Tickets can Be obtained 1t the South Western
Once, corner of Sixth street and PennsylyHnis Az
snne 2 the following points:
GSssnooea BI Hant.y ano1 lsss J,. A.s
Macon, Nashville, Dalton. Columbus,
n0n''0m0NNk wm SSf,EAN Nssn'A''' and
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sPALDINa,s PRkPAREp aLuK

Put ~ for Dealers in Cases containing Four
Eight, and Twelve DoIen-e beautiful Lithograph,
10 SNOW Gard accompanying each package.
,@A single bottle of SPALDlNPS PRE-
uually to every househoId.n
Sold by all prominent Stationers. Drugxists,
naTdwsre and Furniture Dealers, 6rocerS, and
Conntry merchants should make note of SPAL
BIFGS PREPARED GIL DE, when MAKING M
their iist Ii will stand any climate Re IO.Iy
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FRAN CTS HARP
FAMILY On HttxTlEEs .~o,y

EAHiLI .UhOOEH1 AND FkEU 0TOKk.
,CorSer 81 Nev York avsass asd Tsstk ssyssf.
respectfully solicits the patronage Of those v
endeavors shall be TO please, and BY strict alton
Ion TO the want. Of the pablo, he hopes 70 merit
His took consists Of every article usually TO be
f snd in . frst-class Family Grocery and Feed
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WAsHIESs:E, s. y, s ~. I.ss. ESo9My .
Nov 10 the time 70 ret sPRiNS - am Is =,
sHfRTs made ul 70 order, Tie sa6SoriSss " - -
sHI +. I BSS6MS, S0EEXKs. Il wsis8
YSv pb-N - a nn~~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
The Campaign Opened
Rotiaeation Meeting ia Tins
saturday Night

| Ola hniia ~ Dnmnnut
The meeting held Ia mont of The
Bhawhsn ilotse On Saturday ovening,to
raufy the nomination Of LINCOLN and
ia MLIN, wos, both in numbers and spir-
It, oil tha, the most ardent Republican
could have wished Notwithstanding the
very brief notice given aud the fact that
M special effort was made to attract
crowd some 1900 persons including o
largo number Of ladies and slight
sPrihklibg Of Locos, assembled about
dark 10 hear the speeches. There was
an earnes,ucss and good feeling, which
did not manifest itselfiu noise, clinor or
voeifcrops cheering merely, but which
was clearly observable 90 che eountenan.
Gee Of those present.
a platform Of "rails" resting upon four
dry-goods boxes and covered with boards
was hastily constructed for tho speakers
and bonfire was klndled in the street
| by the boys, which Illuminated the whole
noighborhood. The American Brass
Band was also present and onliyened the
evening with several Of their spirited airs.
Fastened to a rail and erected over The
platform, was a banner, on one side Of
which were tho worda, "LiNCOLN &
HAMLIN, THE CHAMPIONS OF
FREE LABOR--A TERROR TO DIS
IUNIoNIsTs," and on the reverse side,
"HoNEsT OLD ADE-THE MAN
WHO SPLIT RAILS AND MAULED
DoUGLAs.-HE's NO LITTLE CT
| IANT."
The meeting organised by calling iIor.
ace Huber, Esq, 10 tho cnuif, who intro.
ed to the audience d. w. Swlgart, ESQ,
Of Ducyris, one Of the delegates to CHI.
eago, who gave glowing account of the
Convention and paid on eloquent tribute
to tho virtues and true greatness Of Ab.
raham Lincoln, whom he designated as
ths neri President Of the United States.
Altcr few remarks which were we'll re.
eoiycd, Mr. swigart had to give way on
account Of serious indisposltion.
lie was followed by Earl Bill, ESQ,
who gave brief account Of tho doinps
at Chicago and vindlcated his own course
from the false charges Of tho democratic
press.
&c, Lee, Esq, was then called out,
who entertained the audience for more
than halfan hour, In one Of his charac-
teristie efforts, which was greeted with
frequent applause. lie held up "Old
Abe" as The man for he times, around
whom the people aud particularly the la.
boring classes should rally, and whom,
he said, would DO triumphuntly elected,
for "he Jeh % in his bones" lie closed
by proposing three round chcors for
Honest Old Abe" and Hannibal Ham.
lin, which were given with will.
Judge Hord was then called out ant
made brief but telling speech, In which
he exposed the rottenness Of the shan
democracy, its utter subscrviency to tn,
slavery propagandists and lis shamolu
disregard Of tho rights Of the people.
The meeting closed at about half past
TO- Good order and the best Of feeling
prevailed throughout Thus opened, il
Tifiin, the ampOlgn Of 1850.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
An ADnIrRAnLE LErrER.

Abrnhnul lincoln on IRcpubii-
ear tfttncipi es----OpiniOn Of
tiie mhssacliusetfs Amend
rmcnt. ~
The Illinois eiaats Anzeie has the
liollowin9.
The newe Of the nomination. Of Alra.
ham Lincoln as a candidate for the Pres
'idoncy has met with a joyful response
here, and will, we nre convinced, be re-
Iccivtdwith enthusiasm Throughout The
entire Union. His character is ire
Iproachahlc, aud his opinions are sound,
as will be seen by the subioined letter,
which he wrote about this time last year,
probably not dreaming that twelve
months later he should be called forth AZ
the standard bearer Of the Republican
party. Here is tho letter:
srRiSorrELD, May n, 1859.
DIR. TmoDoRE CASislUs:
Dear Sir.-Your letter, In which you
inquire on your own account and in be-
half Of certain other German citizens,
whether approve or oppose the consti-
tutional provision in relation 10 natural
lied citizens, which was lately enacted in
Massachusetts,; and whether | favor or
oppose a fusion Of the Republicans with
the other Opposition elements in the
cempaigu Of 1860; hes been received.
Massachusetts Is q sovereign aud in
dependent State, and have no right to
advise her in her policy. Yet ifany one
"a 4 e. NHmaHH saaH.aIssutaHs e..
what / would do, from what she has done
! may speak without improperly. / say,
then, that SO far as understand the Mas
sachusotts provisions, am against liz
adoption, not only in Illinois, but In ev-
cry other place IN which have the right
10 oppose il. AZ / understand the spir-
II Of cur institutions, II Is designed 10 pro-
mote the elevation Of mon. | am, there
fore, hostile to anything that tends TO
their dcbascment.
II is well known that deplore the op-
pressed condition OF the blacks, and il
would, therefore, be very Inconsistent for
me TO look with approval upon any meas
ure tnut inlringes upon the inalionable
rights Of white men, whether or not they
urc born In another land, or speak u diff
fcrent language from my own,
In respect to C Fusion, | am in favor
Of Il whenever it can bo effected on Re-
publican principles, but upon no other
condition. A fusion upon any other plat,
form would beHs insane as unprincipled.
IL would thereby lose the whole North
while the the common enemy would still
have the support Of the entire South -
Tho question in relation to men is differ.
ont There are good and patriotic men
aud able statesmen in the South, whom
| would willingly support II they would
place themselves on Republican ground
but / shall oppose the lowering Of the
Republican standard even by a hairs.
/ Lrcddih.
have written in haste, but / believe
that have answered your questions sub
Istantially.
Respectfully yours,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
How sorry They Eerll

The Democratic papers have all hllor
in love with VIM, II. Seward, strange a,
II may appear. Ten days ago he was
the personiication ofall that was bad,
now he is great and stOtesman-likc, and
they weep bitter tears because he was
not nominated at Chicago. They say he
has been cruelty slaughtered, and they
mourn at his funeral,
Poor fellows, their tears fall for quite
different reason. They do not mourn
for SewOrd, and do not love him biz bet
ter than they used to, but they mourn be-
cause in the nomination Of Lincoln they
see their own doom forcshadowed. Like
the d0rksy in the play, they are going 70
their own funeral and Oro sorrwml ac.
eordingH. The handwriting is already
on the wall and they arc reading their
doom thus ourly In the fight,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
INC Rcnl "Irrenro..,,,,0. .


The "irrePresaiblo conflict" malhdy bas
attacked the Democracy and Is now rog.
ing with all the fury Of fearful opidem.
ie' II may perhaps more properly be
termed "As Naok Vomit" Il broke ou,
At Charleston, mahifesting itsclfin va.
rieiy Of iorms and battling all the skin Of
the most crudte political doctors. L. ia
still raging all over tho country, ana
threatens 70 break out Ia more malls.
nant form At Baltimore, on tho 18th Of
June. The "irrepressiblo mggcro has
got the great Goliath Of Democracy on
his back and will keep him there, Scat.
tered, distracted, demoraliaed, tho De.
moeFacy have become an easy prey 10
the Black Republicans, Instead Of the
Democracy keeping the "nigger aues.
ton" down, ssmbo has actually GOT
them where Heeusa got ssyeu-ir
"ehsneeg."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
ncnIornI.In Irn11a,ncc.

The Republican Platform Of 1886 do.
clarcd II was the duty Of Congress 10
prohibit iu the territories those twin rel
ich Of borbarism, slavery ond polyenmy.
This was positive declaration. Where
do you find any fuch positive and affirm.
otlyc plank in the Chicngo Plutforml--
A dUeriiser.
Hero Il is. We quote from the Plat
form:
sth That the normal condition ofali
tho territories Of the United Suites is that
Of freedom; that ns our Republican fn.
theirs, when they had abolished slavery
IN oil Of our national territory, ordained
thnt no person should be deprived Of life,
liberty or property without due process
Of law, Il becomes our duty by lcgisla-
ton, whenever such legislation Ia neccs.
sary, 20 maintain this provision of the
Constitution against all attempts o vio-
late Il, and we deny the authority Of
Congress, or a Territorial Legislature, OF
Of any individual, 20 give legal existence
TO slavery In any Territory Of the United
States.
Now, Mr.. Advertiser, will you be
equally frank and define the position o
your purtyon this subject
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

The Douglas papers are very eoOlly do.
nying all responsibility Tor any OF the
sins Of fBuehanau's ADMINISTRATORS. They
arc willing to give il aud its acts over to
the unmerlIed condemnation ofan ipaig
npnt people, How refreshingl sey
helped to elect il and have supPertea 4
IN most all i1s acts and yet they want 70
ee accepted BY the people % clear Of al
lis sins. Like HeToa o. ola, they wash
their Aah9s y token 81 innoeensy. Bu,
lhe people viii aeesFt Ofno suoh pless
a bar They will hold them as common
criminals and win nuks sure of thc
ptprs ~ Plaeiag no eephdenee il sny q
The set. Thsylmust share IL the rssults
Of the work Of theii own hands. sushs 4
q device cannot win. ,,it-4agel ~ 5h
T
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
"IIomcst Ola Ahc.u

There is something 30 ineonguous, to
the minds Of Democratic editors, in the
idea of honesty Os applied TO a candidate
for the Presidency, that they carp OK
ceedingly at the use Of the we'll earned
title which is applied to Mr., Lincoln,-
Let them carp and growl the people de-
sign to give broader circulation to that
title aud believe in once more having an
honest mun--t'Ilonest Old Abe'-in the
White House, TO frighton the Treasury
rats from tleir prey.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
"IIanenan's Day.

Democratic editors are alarmed because
as they say, Lincoln was nominated on
"hOngnaD's day. and they see visions o.
the execution of modern Democracy
The nomination Of Lincoln and Hamuu
was tantumount 70 a sentence Of death
and they squirm because:
mo rogue e'cr felt the halter draw
With good opinion OF the law j"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
spnnIdimr,s prcnnrcd ,aInc.

It is said that q contract has been made
for the purchase Of all the unsold 'Spul.
ng's Prepared Clue in market, for the
purpose Of cemouting together the frag-
mcntOry factions Of the democratic party
which ure to meet at Baltimore on the
18th day Of June, We know that Spal-
ing's Glue is celebrated for patching up
broken crockory, but we doubt whether
il can be made sufficiently cohesive in
this instance. The frreprcssiblo' nlggcr
is so slippery that glue won't adhere,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
YOUNG MGN, RALLY !
Uncle Abe's NcpiIs,vs N conn,

Uncle Abe's Ncpiisws IN Council
"Uncle Abe's Nophr,ssp will hold q
Grand Rally h the open aif nt Tiain, on
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE sh, 1860
Al the Young alon Of tiic County arc
earnestly invited to DO present.
Come with your Ban ncrs, with your
drums and flies, with your four horse
wagons, for the young men Of Seneca
will be there 70 greet you.
Young America" Speakers
will bo on hand Good Bands of music
aud aLipcom Glco Club will be present
70 entertain you.
CONE ONE, COME ALLti
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
s9OO.OOO notnlIn1io,,.

Mr.. Buchunon's Postmaster at New
York, as we announced last week, has
turned out to bo dolauller TO tho tune Of
between Sl75o 600 and S2OoOOO, The
New York papers say there is no telling
the amount ho has abstractcd. Mr. Fow.
lor has left for parts unknown, The
rottcnness of the present corrupt Admin,
istrOtion is fast developing itself Johr
A. Dix has been appointed as Mr. Fow.
lor's successor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

In the pulmy days Of the Democratic
party when there was some honor at.
tcndant upon fighting its battles and sla-
very had not become the corner stone Of
il, the simple form Of spoeoh--"Do emo.
crotlc party"--wus ample, But since the
South rules IL sinco twas sectionalizod
In is54-'6, and to all intcnts and purpo.
scs has become a Southern party, the
prefix National, has been addcd AMER
il had become 80 dshgurcd as not to be
recognized by its best friends, a label
must be attached to it. Like the painter
who feared his daub might be mistaken
for a COW or mule, and TO avoid mistakes,
added in large letters beneath, "Tlis is a
Horse" so the new tangled Democracy
Of modern days label their spurious De-
mocracy, National