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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

rouNTRY BoARD.-sELFcT BOARD IN A PINE
~ farm house. 'he Hudson river. two more
transient bosrers viii he taken, Is and se
per week. children hall prcc; table recherche 60 md
soc he place or apply JOSHUA BROOKS, Esq., New
Patz Landing. User county, y. Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
The LIc Rctwec,l Then,.

Mr. Breckinridge in his speech ~
Ashland, Ky, on "Wednesday lss,, a. wo
have before noticed, charged Douglas
with breach Of faith ia relation 70 The
Dred Scott decision, he having agreed
in 1856 TO abide the iudWnen, Of thc -
preme Court in that case, for settle
ment of the question, as 10 the right Of
the people Of Territory TO abolish o.
prohibit slavery.
Mr.. Douglas made speech next dBY,
or on Thursday evening, in Baltimore, az
ter noting In print the speech Of 9lr
Breckenridge, and took occasion 20 deny
fnost yehemently, shat he was gnlIty Ok
charged. SO that these two presidential
stump candidates, hitherto Of the sans
household, have an interesting czestion
Of veraoity--commonly called the lic'--
between them,-SPrinafelS Republic.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Douglas on lincoln.

Senator Wilson addressed the Repub-
licans of Brooklyn, N. Y, on Thursday
evening, and in the course Of his speech
sald
He (Mr WILSON, as kod Douglas iew
years ago what kind Of man Lincoln
was, when he replied that no was a very
honest man, that he (Douglas) had been
in Congress sixteen years, aud had new
or yet met a man who was his superior;
he hade never yet ooped with a man su-
perior 10 Abraham Lincoln in point OF
ability; and when tho telegrsp phic dis.
patch announcing Lincoln's nomination
was handed TO Douglas in tho Senate, ho
said, ave have got 10 do our best 70 De.
feat him." In the house Of the Presi.
dent Of Harvard College at Cambridge,
Douglas said that Lincoln was the drsl
lawyer of his State, aud was one Of the
most popular orators Of tho Onion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
DcserIimg by scores.

In every township in Crawford county
there are numbers Of Democrats, who are
earnest in their support for their cundi-
dates who havc announced their dctorm-
inatiOn 10 vote nor john Carey. The
man who IL afraid 60 have his record
brought to light, who resorts to libel suits
TO keep the people In tho dark, Is not the
man for them. Noblc's majority in this
county, Il indeed he carries Il at all, will
not exceed $50. The old farmer Curey's
unrightnoss and honesty have endu red
him to the people Of this county, while
Mobiles desperate efforts TO keep the ugly
points in his record from the peopla, la,
disgusted scores who would have voted
for him, inferior as he is, had he fucct
the music as a man would have DONE
BUcyrRS Journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

~ exist in Missouri prior TO the formation
other State Constitution.
3. Under what "locol law" was Drcd
Scott aud his family held in slavery in
MnuHom 1h,fS26l
& II fDrcd Scott and his family did
not become free by being carried into
the territory Of Minnesota, he'd the terri
torial legislature in case the territory had
been organized right by legislative &C.
t.Cn TO deprive their owner Of bis right
OF property, by declaring them free or by
abolishing slavery without drst making
due compensation to the owner in mon
cyl
And DO not want the usual Douglas
dodge that slavery cannot exist without
local laws protecting IL. I want 20 know
whether tho A drertiycr still holds that
slavery cannot exist without laws acrca-
ing not protecting IT,"
TnnFeTn ID gnar
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
DUpllCity OF tDOuglns---Tcstlnno- y
my Of COXns 50 flis Course On
tlle English Ieili.


the English Isili.
We have always regarded Judge Doup.
las as q trickstcr, willing 20 use his pro-
fossed friends Tor any purpose. We have
evidence Of this luct from what the Hon.
3. 5. Cox stated in speech made by
him az Harrisburg, In this county, fcw
days ogU. lie said he had been blamed by
some for his vote on the English Bul,h
but he stated distinctly that he had COM
suited with Judge Douglas, and that he
advised and approved oil the vot,. judge
Douglas himself, when the bill cnmo TO
the Senate voted againat Il, although il
was in exactly the shape IN which he had
advised his hiend Cox TO support Il. Hoe
Is testimony against Judge Douglas,whi, h
Mr. Cox got from his own mouth,to show
that a demagoguc can play upon both
sides of the same question. Duurlaa
knew that tho vote OF Cox would b nee.
cssary TO carry the bill through the House
aud therefore instructed him how 60 vote.
When Il came 90 tho Scnuto he knew u
would pass without TITS vote, 0ud ne vOt-
cd uvuinst il, thus playing upon both sides
or tho quvsuon. Can any Democrat,
consistently or honestly, vote for man
who, according to the testimony Of s. s.,
Cox, has been thus doublei0ccd and de-
ccitlul. Mr. Cox states il upon the stump
in every township in which ho speaks,
aud while few Of Judge Douglas friends
deny Il, what docs their denial amount 10
in opposition 20 Mr. Cox, who knows cX-
actly the conversation which took place
between him and Judge Douglas. Cox
claims no merit for this vote except obc-
diencc TO the request OF Judge Doug
las.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Tittat at'ecklp Gribant.
t,ho rbp Tribune
LADY ELGIN.
prLw.c cRAurR.

rrgpitiois pour'd the morning sun,
lis psy light across the lake,
Add Lay Elgin had begun,
~ hge, q pleasant tour to make.
Hct prhd sides kiss'i the restless wave,
HoTnpsts look'd to'rd the otner sky
Aud eoisomc hearts her crew she gave
As tone land she said, good by"
llas ID 4 the scene Of graceful dance.
WaitOnored with the good, tho fair;
T6s " I'm heart throb, the loy'd ones glance
fill full their cup with nectar rare.
Alas be thought We seldom think
"liuidst Ot life We orc In DEATH"
And Auding on the fatal brink,
Wfboughtlcss draw our fuel brcath
Maj piled along the sky the FIRE,
O1Ncpmnc ruld his dark domain,
As Rdy Elgn spite his ire,
s a on, aud hoped for land again.
Bu pr that lady Of the lake,
Tf once, was never made thpshorc,
Hqtaptain true his grave must make
a meath the wave, 10 rise no more,
M only child" "my fond dear wife"
1'e Lady ElgiH's precious frgight
Al BE with Wilson Snd this life
ind hearts "at homo" with sorrow break.
Tbu, Lady Elgin. aye art lost,
| gain such sorrows never bel
WIN ever sigh for those the most
| Who sleep beneath the raging sea.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
The LOsI Sheep.

A preacher Of the Methodist church
was travelling In one Of the back settle
ments, and stopped at cabin where an
old lady received him very kindly. After
setting provision before him, she began 4
question him; "Stranger, where moughi
you be front" MADAM, reside in Shell
by county Kentucky" "Wall, stranger
hope no ofIonse, but what mougLt you
be doin' way up hersl" "Madam, ! an
searching for the lost sheep Of the hoase
of Israel" "Iohn, Iohnw shouted the
old lady, acome right here this minit;-
here's stranger all the way from Shelby
county Kentacky,n huntin' stock, and
I'll Just bet my life that tangle-halred
old black ram that's been in our lot last
week is enc Of his'nw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Whnt "NOn-IntCrvcntl Inns
hhOmp

Let the people re,',embcr that stephen
A. Doaglas, who is now pcrur~bulatinq
tho country soliciting votes as a candi.
date for the Presidency, us,I the fol.
lowing language in The United Stutes
Senate, outhe sixteenth of May, 1860;
Under this doctrine of non.intervon-
ton, this doctrine that YOU delight TO cpll
squattcr sovereignty the people of New
Mexico have introduced and protected
Slavery in the whole OF that Territory.
Under this doctrine they have converted
tract Of free territory into slave tcrrito-
ry more than five times the size OF the
State Of New York. Under this doctrine
Slsvery has been extended from the Rio
Gronde 10 the Cult Of California, and
from the line Of the Republic of Mexico
not only up TO 36 deg. 30 min, but up TO
rs deg, giving you degree and hall
more slave territory than you ever claim-
cd.
Cut this out, pooto It in your hat OF
notebook, and whenever you hear q
Douglas man proclaiming the virtues oil
popular Sovereignty" read him these
words Of the great Squatter champion
himself. Give the "man worshippers'
sition OF the beauties Of Tier layorit'
doctrine in practice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Things Is Workin'.

The Infamous attempt of Warren p.
Noble to MUzZLE THE PRESS Of this
district, Is bringing forth fruit, little an
ticiputed by the starchod up gentleman.
The Fremont Courier, one Of the most
influential German papers Of Ohio, a
siaunch Democratic sheet has hauled
down Mobiles name, and run up that ol
John Carey, the honest Wyandot farmer
II cannot 60 Noble. Tho report Of In,
Investigating Committee, aud the at
tempt TO suppress il, satisAedthe Courier
that there was a nigger in the wood-pile
and il bolts him. So we go! The pee
pie of this District are not bln6-the,
read, and think, and no such man as No
Bile will ever represent them in Congress
or anywhere else. Look out for th
stampede among the honest portion 0
the Democracy Of Sandusky county
BUcyrUs journal,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
ALBANY, Sept. 25

Jas. II. Brady, candidate for Governor
on the Breckenridge ticket, made a
speech here tonight, he proclaimed war
the knife against the Douglas Democ-
cracy, declaring that f Lincoln was O.
leoted Seward would bo his secre-
tary Of State and Everett would fill Sew
ards place in the Senate, in which event
the Republican party would be the cnly
national party and would bo in tho as
cendant and that after this contest Doug.
las would not be heard Of again. This
speech is regarded as a final blow to the
union Of the Democracy in this State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
mr. NobIe Id Iehnslown.

Mr. Noble went 70 Johnstown few
days ago, 70 address the "dlmocracy"
but when Mr.. Noble got there. the "dim-
ocFhcy" wasn't visible. There YVES
funeral in the neighboFhood q The rlies
and the people preferred a'tending hpt
instead Of listening 10 the Tim lawyeF's
abuse Of old AHonest J0hu." the Wy1r.
dot farmer. OF course there wag ~
meeting hsldr-Kenion RgPubiccH,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
me Old Fnrmer u EtiRli.

The prospects Of the triumphant re-
election Of the old iurmef Congressman
over his aristoeTadc lawyer compsti0I
are growing brighter every day. Tee
honest old nmudsillP is making troops
of friends wherever he goes. Crawlard
is the only county in the district that will
give twenty-five thousand dollar Noble y
majority, and that would hardly be sul-
fcient to swear by. Mark it, WyaA-
dot Pt0Reer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
from now throughout eternity.
Queer Divorce SuIt---Whnt n
Sufficient Fraud 20 Renderm a
NHurrSuTc Void


Queer Divorce Sult---M hat n
Sufficient Fraud 20 Renders
Marriage Void.
In the case Of Mary F versus Ranard
]. Clarl, in the Supreme Court Of New
York, where an APPLICATION had been filed
for a divorce. on the ground that the de-
fendant, Mt the time OF his marriage with
plaintiff, bad wife livings from whom he
had been divorced, and had kept the
plalntif ignorant Of the fact, the opinion
ofthe Court--southerlsnd J,--was De.
livcrcl lust Tuesday, as follows;
Conccdirg th,t the representations Of
the defendant as TO TIE death Of his first
wife wero fruudulcntly made and that the
plaintiff would not have married him had
she known or supposed that his first wife
was living, yet L is clear TO me that sucli
! fraud or deception does not furnish sui
/ icie nt ground for dissolying the marriage
contract between the pluinhaand dssend-
ant, and for declaring il to have been
vom from the beginning. II was fraud
In or as 20 material matter or thing, with
in the ordinary or legitimate purposes OF
marriage and the supposed intention or
: purposes Of parties in contracting nan.
riage.
: The plaintiff had fancy thar she could
never marry man who had been divorced
from his wife. She had a right 70 indulge
this fancy. But il does not follow be-
> cause she was deceived aud induced un.
knowingly 10 marry divorced mar, tllsi
sho should be INDUCED In such fancy al
= terward to the extent Of having her mar.
: riage judicinlly declared void. fnL
neither precedent nor principle tor dCcar,
= ing marriage void for fraud as 10 or IN
such matter or thing.
Motion for divoroe denied
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Read! ReadN Read!M

ChRoi Illinois, July ggth, 1865.
Messrs Ions WILCOX 4 Co,i-KOuT "inpectne" or
,'Perslsn Fever Cham" has done wonders. I was
wholly und wetehed when applied it,and
in i've hours thr uh,ls removed and no fever
sued. Ills the simlfst cure Imaginable, and won
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peutne"a single hour. BY constantly wearing u /
seem 70 be ''ague pIoof.n YoEIs Very Trulo,
Il. NJ. STOUT.
This truly wonderful preventive and euTi for Fever
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spectahle Druggists and County stores,
Principal DEPOT aud 'ManufacioIys ltd Muin street,
Richmond, Va. Branch Olice, Rank OF Commerce
Buildng, New York. Address,
iu2oly JOHN WILCOX 4 90.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
lIepmhIirnn NIcetInE nt nnNlnm.


Daytln Oct. 4.
The Wide.Awaks demonstration 81
this city to-day drew together eefy large
crowd oi persons, variousy estimated az
from ten q fifteen thouaand, who were
addressed AZ the fair grounds from two
stands, by Hon. TlOmsa Convin, Hon.
r. c. Schncck, Gen. 8. =. Carey, S...u.
uol Cfaighe0d, and others. The pfores.
sion to-day was not Of the domonstration
Kind, the greater portion of tho crowd
having gone TO the grounds long boiors
an attempt was made 10 form the massCs
into q iinG Of march.
Tubles were set at three different hails
10 the city, bountluly supplied with cdl.
bics iCr the o egutlona & om abroaf; but
the Grand Gle OF tonight is undoubtedly
On lrgest dom0nstration ever Witnessed
Ia Dayton sineo Ica0. The torch-ilght
PROCESSION was nearly an hour pussinQ
pi,rn point-tho number Of torches 10 the
procession being about 1900.
The city Is very Handsomely illumina-
{, 4 in the Wide-Awake HouBcs, and tho
streets are In glow Of excitement. being
very much crowded with spectators. -
There has also been speaking from the
Court House steps, to animmensC crowd
of enthusiastic Republicans.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Petition for Divorce.

VS.. In Seneca Com. fleaBi
Angeline Shirloh }
The defendant, Angeline Shirich, will take
notice. that petitioner filed his petition In said
Court, on tha lst day Of October 1860. eharg-
ing that said defendant has been wiliully ab-
sent from Petitioner Tor more than three years
without just cause. and praying that mar
rlage contract be dissolved and the custody
Of Elden s. Shineh shall be deereed 10 70
titiouer. that said Petition will heard at the
January term Of sain Court, A. d. 1860.
Pennington, Lee a Brewer
SoPs foi Pet
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
GRAFFENBERG
PaRst&Y MgB9CBNGS.
HOME TESTIMONY

HARrFoRD, Tmmhull Co., O., March 7th, 1857.
hereby ftiiy that have boen dealing In the Graf
fnbete Medicines for the past year and truly say
that have never offered any medicines 10 the public
thai have met with the decided appreciation Of the peo.
pie like these, particularly the Pins aud Caeolicon.-
They will readily perform all and more than iipronse ed
for them have sold ahOut fiy bottles Of the Caholi
con the past season aud hear the bss' results IN every
LING JoHssoN, Medisal Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

Read what Dr. BushReli says ofthe Grafenberg Med.
gass Dr Is. Is physician Of extensive practice, and
one ofihe successful In the county CfrumbulD IN
whichhs Tesidesi
"This certiies that have used the GTafenbeTg p 4
and Marshns Caholicon, sold here BY J n. &. Joh,.
son, IN my practice 10 my entire satisfaction. They
aie good medicines. Dr. G. w. BUsHNELL."
Hartford, Tumbul Co., o., March Z, ls57. J
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Fred IInssaurck on the Fate az
Popular Sovereignty iu THE
Democratic Party.

Popular Sovereignty in the
Democratic Party.
We make the following extract from
a speech by Frederick Hussaurch, A.
Springfield, Illinois.
But, sir, the pretended friends and ud-
vocatos Of Popular sovereignty soon drop.
ped their disguise. The popular soetr.
eighty deusion was ofvery short duration
for those who had honestly ndulgcd IL
IT, Born as il was s scapegont and a
prcteace by trcacherous mother, who
did not intend that the poor baby should
live; pressed into a cradle which was too
short and marrow for is dimensions; en-
trusted 70 the care Of Missouri wet-nursrs;
fed on whisky instead ofmilk and rrcfi,.
l"s stone, or ieadon ball, or huv6.
hol, Whsh N,aBked for bread; openl, De.
uounSc', uIlu 'l'a,'' I'D President Buchnnl
god. father, Il was killed NndtusS..',s.,,'''s' ~
iorc II had regularly died, by the dotiss.
at Washington. Being OF doubtful end
illegtmato legislative birth, Il met With
dreadful judiciary death. The poor,
puny, pale and forlorn infant was ls,g.
ularly sentenced to death by the supreme
Court, and ended is short and unhappy
life on the gnllows Of Dred Scott win.
grim Mr. Buchanan, with hs yearly mcss
sage wrapped around him, acting "a *.
ocutioner, and Mr.. Douglas, who ought
to have protected and defended ,he child
Of his loins, standing By and singing the
death 'hymn TO the tune Of tho
most melancholy air, beating his breast
aud whining, that Rs good and l0w.a.
biding citizen he would obediently bow
10 the dictates OF the highest court ofthe
land, and that he would submit TO all me
dictates of the Supreme Court, not onlJ
To ihgsTiEt Ets"YiSi'gsy EFindetad- ad--LAi---i~@.-ss
from now throughout eternity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

lam physioian Of thiyty vi ~ practice My priu.
cipal study has been ditases 6f females. They have
af Bailed my best efforts. Obtaining the mateH
ais composing MRrshall's Uterine Catholioon, was
ploasod with them, gave them nir trial nnd found my
self abundantiy successful In my former Euoae could
only tgatrihe symptoms Of about hall ta-cnses and
could mot cure one In ten. Now / caa radoally cure
afIeast seyentesn In twenty and mitigaisthe rest
consider Marshalis Uterine Catholcon the greatest
blessing 10 females have met with.
j. II. WILLIAMS, NJ. d., Charleston.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

WEsr BEpFoRD, Coshooton Coz May n, 1857.
NTH. b. Kingsey, Sin-i have been selling the
medicines ofhe GraGenlerg Company for tho last teu
years and have invariably found lhem 70 give good
satisfnction; and the pills have sold great many
families asreguaTy as their tea and coffee aud with my
trade they have become staple article Aiarshulh Uter
inc Cuholicon Is medicine that has done great a.
mount or good In female diseases One lady L soldil
10 told me She had more benefit from me bottle
Than she did from long Of Hedicaltreatmentby
the most skillul physlcisns. Yours truly,
Jan.1, 1859, JAMES WILSON
For sale nv A. r. Van Doom, n. n. snydeT,
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Cuiohenville; }. ". Wing, Airani and by one agent
10 all the ncpaltowns 10 Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
IA. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
pq5.fy. Agent ioy Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
EANDER STEM. WILLIAM NJ. JOHNSON
Stem e. Johnson,

Attorneys a Counsellors at Law.
Once ia Hedges New Bloch over Yolmers clothing
81 lsei Main street Professionally bus nessand theeol
clion Of all kinds fclaimspromptl atlcndcdto.
Titiu, Dec. l7th, 1883.