The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
COMING OUT FROM TIGE
FOUL PARTY.

nonts Of the Slave-code Democracy a. is
now manifested throughout the length
and breadth Of the land. Below we give
some Of the evidence;
The Mt, Carmel Register, one Of the
ablest Of Illinois newspapers, has come 1
fairly for Lincoln and Homlin. Tho Reg |
istcf has been until within fortnight
past, an old line Wing organ, with sus-
picious lcanings towards Douglasism.-
The groans OF the Douglasitcs in view
Of this accession to the Republican
strength in Illinois are said to be doleiul
to hear.
Mr.. ]. ID. Fletcher, Of Oskaloosa, Iowa
who has until now been a strong Doug
las man, through the columns Of the Os-
koloosa Herald announces himself for
Lincoln. The Herald says Mr.. +. is one
Of the most intelligent, sagacious aud re-
spected citizens.
A. s, Belt, Esq, one Of the most tai
ented Democrats Of Cedar County, Iowa
has declared himself for Lincoln aud
Hamlin. He designs shortly 10 take the
stump in their behalf
Hon. \. +. Marshall. Of Kentucky, has
been delivering a political address in
Poughkeepsio. He says that no takes
no party ground, but that he likes the
Republican party in the main better than
either Of the others.
At Republican Convention held in
Belmont county, in this State, James
Wier and Clifford Arick, both Of whom
have been prominent and active Demo-
Gratis, declared themselves for Lincoln
and Hamln, as did also l.. c. Danford, a
Fillmore olector In 1856, and DIR. w.
w. jenkins, Chairman Of the county
Convention that organized the Constitu-
tional Union party in Belmont county.
The Wocheublutt, neutral German
paper published for some three years past
In Chillcothe, by Richard BSur, Esq.,
has been discontinued, because the edi-
tor could no longer remain an Indifferent
spectator Of political contest going on
and as the majority of his patrons were
Democrats, he knew their support coult
not be secured to Republican paper
Mr.. Bauer, goes TO Dayton where no i
about to commence publishing a Repub'
lican paper
Among the valuable acquisitions 10 tho
Republican ranks in Pennsylvania, w
notice that Major Thos. =. Campbell, o
Huntington, has announced himself IL
favor of Lincoln and Hamlin. The Ma
ior has been one of the leading Demo
Gratis in that section and one Of the verl
81 IL. = Of ..Ulaa.aaI auT
nation, lawyer Of distinction, and al
orator of great power. He intends t,
stump the Keystone for Lincoln and Ham
lin.
The Democrats in Miami county ar
In trouble. Their old organ, the Piqu
4 Enquirer, has cut both factions and coIa
a cut Cor Iineoin aud Humnn. Tho edil
+ or, Mr.. Fleming, after examining the tw
i platforms Of the Democracy concluded I
"spit on" them both, aud stand on thI
of freedom hereafter.
In 1856 the Republicans had but on
J, German paper in Indiana, the Democru
cy had six. Now the tables aro turned
The Republicans have six, and the De
mooracy only one.
The Chicago Journal continues to heu
i of men who have heretofore been Doug
las Democrats, but now disgustcd wit
( their former favoritc and his tcrgiversu
tions, coming over TO the support of Lin
: coin and Hamlin. In FreepOrt last wee
= no less than five young men who hay
Y been for Douglas, united with the Rcput
licOn Wide Awakos
CEDAR RAPIDS, July ~.
The nomination suits Iowa to den
=, onstrution, and the people will rail-
;, round the Republican banner with greaI
u er enthusiasm than has ever been know
o before in the political annals of OF
State. You can count On-yes, you ma
?, be surc--that we shall roll up a majoril
q of ten thousand for the noblest son
: your noble State, gallant and true, hoI
y est and brave Abraham Lincoln. w
a, have laid out the work TO do--hHve u
IA the thing cut Out-and we now propo,
Al to pitch In and do II. One other purpu,
we have in view, which is to return Tia
Ian 10 the Senate, and Curtis and Va
dever 10 the House, with the impress
larger mAjorities than ever upon them.-
COrrssPOndenee Chicago Press and Tr
a, bIne.
ll REVOLUTION IN MmwAUKEE.-The Oh
L. cHgo Press and Tribune says there was
l. grand Republican Demonstration in Nj
D. waukee on Wednesday. II surpassed
q numbers and spirit anything Of the hI
e. witnessed there for a long time. III
nomination Of Lincoln and Hsmlin, al
n Potter were ratified by aeclamation.
ID the evening, the music, the bonfres, Il
W thunder of cannon, and the brilliant tul
out Of the "Wide Awakes" reused II
enthusiasm of the multitude 10 the hiRl
est pitch. The meeting was a splend
success, aud satisfied both friends al
foes that Wisconsin 10 sound to the cor
n One Of the German wards turned out
go procession Of six hundred strong. Al
~ other Of the German wards marched bC
a, men to the meeting. These have her
tofore been the democratic stronghold
II The change going on among the Ge
ct mans is wonderful. Il is a revolution
A. Not less than one thousand Of them hay
h, declared for Lincoln and Potter who ne
eE before cast a Republican vote.
H. Kriesmann, Esq, Of this city, MAJ
uAAhAeht anu tueStifS bpoeCu III 1uI
lish and German to the night meeting
g He spoke nearly two hours TO a crowd
g. 10000 persons, aud was enthusiastical
p applauded. His eountrymen were d
u lighted with him. r.f
The bottom has tumbled out Of Il
60 German wing OF the Democracy in Nj
he waukee. The party will have few b
C. Catholic Irish left IN il by election da
,t Our Republican friends are sanguine
storming that citadel Of the pro-slaye
democratic party next fall, ..r
re 0TThe Albany Evening Journal say
Us "Prominent members Of the Democrat