The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-20

The louisville Journal tries % make
itself witty over what,t ispleased 10 call
"Linooln's long, penetrs.inr uosb.n We
can assure IL, that the prominent fea-
ture In that glorious old msn's physiog-
nomy Is just now the scenter of ettrae-
ton.
When the dispatch announcing the
deolination Of Hon. Benz Fitzpauick.
who was nominated on the Douglas tick.
ct for Vice President, waa received In
Alton an old citizen remarked that the
Douglas party may have rot I'D OF tho
patrick" but he thought they had
"Ffts, yct-Alion Courier.
so'mwuAr sissuLAn. There have
been eighteen elections Of President
In eleven Of them the name of the ind.
yldusl elected ended with the letter n.
With only ono exception, the name of
every President who has served two
terms he'd this termination. In only onr
case has a candidate for reelection, with
N tinal IN his name, been defeated; and
even IN this case the name OF the sue
cosslul candidate possessed this ausni.
cious termination.-Providtace Journa!
This fact must be N-eeuraqine to Lin.
coin and Homlin.
a Nashville pupof says;
The Republicans are gathering up and
making campaign documents" Of 40.
600 rails which Lincoln and "a man
named Hanks" are said 20 have split In
1890. Not 20 be outdonc, the Raltimoru
Convention Democracy, with the same
object in view, are hunting up an the
bricks that the Little Giant has carritd
IN his hat for the last twenty years.-
They are said to be very numerous.
NoTuEo NEw UNDER the sux-The
most careful readers Of the Scripture
have sometimes remarked that no mat
tor how carefully or how frequently they
have studied the Bible, they are sure Il
find something new-that h, new 70 them
Of course, because the thought was there
from the beginning, and their miuds only
became gradually pronared to discover Il.
Tho Lesson is constantly enforced; 10
this way, that man Is very much the
same as formerly, and that the same
things happen TO the race now as in form
rr times. But we were scarcely prepar.
ed to find 30 close a description of the
claims Of the Republican candidate to
distinction, as wo see in Psalm "a, v. D:
"A man 'cds famous according rs nc had
lifted up ares upon fAe thick trecss.--Bos-
ton Courier. M
In New York, according 20 the sedate
Courier and Enquirer the oaroling ofthe
tavoritc songster, the bob-a-link, has not
only been changed but greatly improved.
Instead Of "Dob-a-lncon'-"Bob-a-Hn.
con-" the fields, the meadows, and every
cluster of waving grass, send forth tho
sprit-stirring note Of "Abe-a-Lneon''--
"Abe-a-Lincon." A strange fact thie,iu
ornithology; but if any Of the d ,mocras
ey doubt IL, let them take u run into the
rural districts, and they will ut once per-
ceive how completely the political tone
OF tho country has adapted itself to the
air Of freedom which proclaims the tri-
umph Of X spublicanism; and how even
the ieathered tribe unite in singing praiss
es in behalf Of one who has been select
ed 20 be the standard-boarer OF the army
of freedom, which 20 forth to do battle fof
The Constitution and the dignity Of free
labor. ".f
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS ARE FoR.--
Some are for reviving the foreign slave.
trade; some for "a Congressional slave
code for the Territories; some for Cors
grcss forbidding the Territories 20 pro-
hibit Slavery within their limits; some
for maintaining Slavery in the Terrific
RIGS through the Judiciary; some for the
"gurreat pur-rinciple"-that "if one man
would enslayo another, no third man
should object" Enthusiastically called "pop-
ular sovereignty;" but never a man a.
mong them in favor Of Federal prohibi-
tion Of Slavery in Federal Territories, uc-
c5rling to the practice ofour fathers who
framed the Government under which we
liVe.--Abraham Lincoln.
Going TO Abraham's bosom is con.
summation OF life devoutly to be wished.
But Connecticut orator seeing the pop
ullr enthusiasm for Lincoln, thinks that
Abraham has got into the bosom of the
people.
Some politicians arc trying 10 prove
that "Old Abe" is deficient In abe-iiiiy.
Transcript,
The efforts of such politicians, neigh
bor,will be be-O tY. A Governments
with "Abe" Lincoln atthe head, and with
"Bil" Seward as a Cabinet officer, we
rather think will be conspicuous for abe
bill ity.-Boston Atlas
When is the Little Giur; most IsS-
disposedl
When he has been ALE-ing for few
days.
Man uhoy! What small crafts have
gone out of usel
Little Dug-outs
Rest for the faithful! In Abraham's
bosom.
What animals are the most ephemerul
and short livedl t
Little Giants. .t.f.-.