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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

Now that tho great national democrat
lsparty Is groaning In travail and is be.
ing rent Ia twain and broken into rag
msnts upon the rock, slavery, Il becomes
every Republican to grid on his urmor
keep the faith and stand fast BY his col.
ors, and an easy and certain victory will
reward us IN November. Our enemies
rent ssundcr ny internal feuds now fan
ned into a violent flame, are lying pros.
traie At our feet, dIstraot,d and disheart-
enod. That party, which all along has
profossed to be the only national party
II now divided upon a sectional issue, In
10 tive sectional factions. The slavery
question, which they have represented
as settled, upon the great democratic
prinoiplo Of non-intcryention, has proved
tho entering wedge TO their destruction.
The Africunizcd democracy has taken a
vomit, throwing or largo amount Of
black bile. When the mask Is thrown of
the people can see what an unsightly
bcastit is--how Uniformed and misshap-
cn-how il is represented as one thing
At the North and another and entirely
different thing at the south--how, at the
North, they have been cheating the peo-
pie with the humbug cry Unpopular sove-
reignty, while at the South they demand
salave code for the territories and the
FsOpening Of the slave trade. Demooru-
oy claims tb'be one and the same thing
everywhere, yet when they come togeth-
or at Charleston they eye each other like
hyen6s. phcyhhve been trying, now for
cen days, to erect platform, but they
have failed, because democrats now-a-
days have no principles except the love
ofplunder oh what sPeetaclel The
once proud democratic party is In ruinsl
The everlasting, indigesiible "nigger"
has proved ia dowufslll
but let not Republicans Sit down and
eoun, upon sn easy vislory without any
sxertion. Although our enemies are d.
vided, they are desperate and cunning
and will resort to every subterfuge TO-
throw the election into the House. Let
Republicans be on their gaard and watch
the tricks Of the Douglasites, who will
now represent themselves to be more an.
ti-slavery than tho Republicans them
selves. Let US keep the camp hres burn.
ing and sleeplsss scntinels at the out
posts, for "oternal vigilance is tho price
ef liberty"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
Frefn ChaTieston.

The news from "tho scat Of war" is
mos, exciting. Democracy is in terri.
bic state Of perturbation.
The party has "burs, up" or, in other
words, hss suspended for want Of prihci-
plea The concern in supposed 70 be
insolvont and the assots not worth count
lne,so tha, the appsiutmen, Of an sdminis-
traitor i not necessary. The harmonioHi
democracy have been in labor for ten
days and have not yot been delivered oI
platform or q candidate. What will
be the result no one can predict The
convention has split on the platform
the South has seceded and two conyen-
tons are now In nall blast, The Doug
lsaltes surrendered almost everything to
the South and have boen opurned at last.
n Douglas should bo nominated, the
South will nominate bhother man. let
tho issue b. Whist II may, Democracy h
completely used up, and can never rise.
Read the proceedings.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
PninfnIIY srYcrn.

II. b. Payne, Douglas chief sPokes-
man from Ohio Ia the Charleston Con-
yention, speaking Of the Republicans Of
his state, called them a set Of "erazcd IA
hSties." Republicans, what do you
FAinh otthati Theeo same men who
thus slandsr you at Charleston viii soon
be Awning around, trying to persuade
you to vote Cor Douglas.
There is no man the Republicans
would sooner see nominated than Doug
Iss, The Republicans owe him sound
drubbing and be will get t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

MoRRILL's NEw TARFF.-The Tariff
bill introduced in the House by Mr.. Nor
rill provides for funding outstanding
Treasury notes, about $4,000, 900 Of
which are liable to oono upon the Treas
ury for redemption after the 80 Of June
next. The funded debt Of the country
IL now SA5,OOO,OOO and sac. 1000, 900
Treasury notes added, as proposed by this
BILL will make It s66,oOO,OOO. Ifthis is
not done the passage OF law viii be re-
CURED authoriIing the reissue ofthe notes
for a longer period.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

05-In 1900 the Free States had 7
more Representatives, but in 1860, no
less than 60 more than the Slave States.
In the Preside ntsl election Of 1864, the
Free States will cast 1876 votes to tho
Slave States lo4. Should Pennsylvania
and New Jersey then vote with the South
they will still be a majority.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

AoEs.-Thc ages Of those Republicans
who are named in connection with the
Presidency arc Us follows: Salmon p.
Chase, o., %; VIM. II. Seward, N. "
69i Abraham Lincoln, ILL.,, 81; John C.
Fremont, Cal, All N. p. Banks, of Mass,
49, Simon Cameron, Pa, Gil VIM. p,
Fcssenden, Me-, Ga; Edward Bates, Mo.
57; John Mclean, o., ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

The Hon. William Preston, an Ameri.
can Minister 70 Spain, returned in the
steamship Auia, and proceeded % Wfth.
ington, The Tribune saYs-s.Wc arc
vel secured he has negotiated tfehty
Win ne Queens Government whefaby
~ Questions hitherto IN issue between
ne Two natiohs are adjusted, and the
most nmiciable relations re-estdblished.
This will probably be an unwelcotne sdr-
prise to our Filibuster Administration
but we cannot help that .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

0STThc Charleston Convention is ae.
tually under guard. The correspondent
of the New York Day Book writes that a
large extra police force is in attendance
to take charge of the unruly, and the
military are under orders to come out in a
moments warning in case Of any riot
Oh, the harmonious Democracy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

0<TSum Houston has been nominated
as an independent candidate for the Pres
ideney in Texas. lie will carry that
State, whether voted for in any other or
not. -Four votes will thus be lost to the
Democracy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

0STHoraoe S. Brown, formerly clerk
in the post Office at Toledo, was sentcnc.
ed by Judge Wilson ofthc United States
Court, at Cleveland, on Wednesday Of
last week, to two years confinement in
the psnitentiary, for opening and robbing
letters.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
DoagIas alscctionaT CandIdaIe

IfDouglas Is nominated at Charleston
il viii be By fragment only Of the party
whose motto Is "DoWglas or defeat-ruis
Or ruin" That no cannot receive the
nomination IN full convention is morally
certain. Nine Or ten southern states
have already seeded from the convention
and others will doubtless follow. Poor
Douglas, ia trying 70 force himself upon
the South, has ruined the Psr,y and must
now be content a. the candidate Of a
iaetion. The people can now soc where
aectionalism is.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
IntcrnatIonnI Prime FIghE,

The great prize hgh between Heennh
and sayeFs, for the championship Of tho
world, came offin England on the 18th.
Thoy fought thlrty-nins rounds WAen
sfouP' was slalnsed BY sayeFs' friends,
ths ring was broken and the eombstants
wers separated Heenah's friends claim
be belt for him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

SAD CAsUALTY.-A few days ago a
son Of Hiram II. Gibbs, ofIIinckloy, Me-
dina co., aged six years, was 20 badly
sculdcd by fallin g backward into a wash
tub Of hot wator, that he died in q few
hours,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

CENSUS AFPoINTNESTs.-The Cleve-
land Democrat understands that the ap-
pointmont Of Assistant Marshals, to take
the census in this District, will not be
made until about the tonth of May. The
The Marshal will be absent from this
time until the third Of that month.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

o~F-ghe pEo-slavery press are gprg fspd
az asking why q slavoholdeB has not the
night 70 carry ''his property" wherever
ne business or pleasure calls him. Thiu
question 10 answered in the tue Yankee
fashion By nsking smother and the fol-
lowing; "Why eQnf / carry my properly
where ! pleasel" as the man said with
two polecais IN basket, and a pound OF
fssalgtida In each pocket, trying 70 force
hls way into bali room,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
6Je.rThe RepubIlcnns ofKentuckv h,

tTTho Republicans ofKentucky held
their State Convention, on tho Goth ult,
at Covington, and completed the appoint
ment ofu full delegation to the Chicago
Convention. Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay was
in attendance. He also addressed the
people at CovlngtOn on the previous eve
ming.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

0STThe earnings Of the baltimore and
Ohio r. r. and its br snehcs, for the
month Of March, show net increase Of
S9l,5O2 20. The fiscal year ofthis com.
pany commenced in October, The reve-
nue. for the first half Of the year shows
an increase over the corresponding Pc
riod last year Of Sll5,776 "a. :
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

0a-The oiHee Of the City colleetor Of
Chicago was robbed last week Of 0le,-
Oo0. he kept his once in an upper
room 50 the Coast House. aud his money
ia q deisuye esie IN ihe room. The Col
Ioct0s 10 rstl ehsiblS tor he Lass. and is
able 70 stand q.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

0cTHoh. William Cost Johnson, Of
Maryland, died in the 5dth year Of HE age.
Ne was lawyer BY profession and an
sSioquent speaker He served in the Ma
tlonai House Of Representatives from
1888 70 1885, and from 1891 70 t8A3.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
WEDNESDAY, May 2

pKE's PEAK EMfoRATioN.--From the
lith to the nth Of April inclusive, there
passed through Omaha, Nebraska, lO6
wagons and S57 men en- route for Pixies
Peak.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

| Mr. Bayord, Of Delaware, IN behalf o
himself and one other Of his colleague,
Withdrew from the Convention, He suit
he came here 70 join a Convention Of 90
States, nine Of which have nov with.
drawn. hnd we refuse to fetief obr State
By participating IN tho action Of those
thht remhin M. Saulsbury, of Della.
ware said that himself and a majority Of
the Delegation arc not fully prepared 10
act lie therefore asked leave 70 retire
for consultation.
John Cochranc, OF New York, moved
TO adiourn I'LL tomorrow morning.
Tho motion was adopted, and the Con-
vention adjourned ~ Q p. NJ after a con-
tinuous session Of hours
The excitement in the city Is great -
A salute is firing in honor Of the South.
ern delegations.
The seceders will meet tonight and
nominate Dickinson, with probably Steph.
ems for Vice President.
"WEDNESDAY, May 2
No nominations yet. The seoeders
were in Convention last night and violent
speeches were made. Virginia, North
Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee will
probably join them. They determined
10 adhere TO their course, but TO await
the action Of the regular Convention. -
II Douglas is nominated, Il is thought
a united South will present some other
man.
The Douglasites arc scared and are
evidently afraid to proceed. Il will be a
bootlcss victory If he is nominated now.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
SATURDAY, April asth,

saturday. Aprll 2bth.
The Convention reassembled at 10
O'Clock, when Mr., Pugh Of Ohio conolu-
ded his remarks In favor Of tho minority
or Douglas platform, He WAS followed
by John Coehrane ofk. y, in favor Of
the majority report
After considerable parliamentary
wrangllng, the three platforms, were, on
motion ol BigleF Of Pa, referred back 10
the committee with instructions TO re-
port BY o'clock.
Convention repssemblod at 4 o'clock,
when Mr.. Avery Of N. c., from ma
ioFity Of the committee presented his re-
port and In doing 80 urged upon tho del
egatea Of the northern states 20 recollecl
that the slaves who now grow cotton in
Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia, are
children Of slaves who were formerly
slaves In their own State. The report
ofthe majority ia a combination Of those
OF Messrs. Bayard, Of Delaware, Coeh-
rane Of New York, and Digler Of Penn
sylvania.
Mr.. Samuels Of Iowa presented mi-
nority platform, eaohewing congressional
Intervention aud declaring that whether
Congress or the territorial legislature
have the power to intervene, depends
upon the decision Of the Supreme Court
OF the United States, which decision they
pledge the Democratic party 10 sustain
and abide by, He proceeded at some
length TO address southern members, ap-
poaling 10 them not 10 persist In demand.
inc an abstraction that will drive one
half Of the Democracy Of the North into
the arms OF the Black Republicans. His
speech was o powerful, earnest and Of.
feotive appeal free from all bitterness,
and was listened TO with the most mark
ed interest and attention by the South
eFn members. When Mr.. Samuelb had
concluded,
Air, Butler Of Mass., presented anoth-
or minority report simply reaillTmiug the
Cinoiunah platform.
lRlamatory speeches were mede on
both sides and great confusion and Bit
torneSs Of feeling prevailed. The shar-
monious democracy never was 40 in-
tensely excited. NOhl how pleasant il
is 70 see brethren dwell together in uni.
IT,"
ATOP. The Convention without
coming TO vote adjourned 10 10 A. M.
Monday morning.
Monday, april so.
Convention reassembled at 10 A, M.
Mr. Butler, In behalf Of Massachu-
sets, Minnesota, Indiana and New Jer-
sey, presented the Cincinnati plairfrm,
with resolution for tho protection Of
citizens Of foreign birth, A vote being
taken, the Butler platform was rejected
by q vote ofnesrly two-thFds against il.
AYpa I0l, nar. lno.
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ita Ia S3lr Be D1oerelt &e~nittnIBtabrte. 9Il
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se9ena6er tenn Gutar 9oufe Baltimore, @t., pteoer er6Fnet.
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5irnta wG6renb Der lesteA IS Sabre gu 3tel wurte, ma6tter I'm
ter3ci@neti rem gnblttutn te %erseb'nfe anset9e, eas er felt Gent
2 pbe SEES etnen 8~hetltabers, 6rn. Senrp SGble, tur6 6efen SOB
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in Benz dlten Stnle IN rem fruberen Scfhdftslofaf fcrttetret6en
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letner 0Caenhung gu S~erbe1ern.
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nabe SatintCrefr, Bat er etne neue arpFe 8abrtt In e. @utamar.
nit Der 6rOnte rdA g8effr. errthtet, tn pelGer er etne arp6e On
mbl Der befen Nrbetter beihdftiet. HN
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Der Musfprr6 hes SnifttutS mutoe furS nddter burn BITE en=
%rufriez aus6eaung Sn 8t&mCnb, Sd, ~bsfdttst. mo tim stenfaIS
as erfe Uranium ertteitt wur6e.
IDurd, etefe tetcen @tablthenentS 1T CT In ben Stanb eekst, aMe
auftrdse nit nelden er tseDrt pirS, auf's YtUmYtefe aassa=
fltren.
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men uuo fno 70 cUnffrutrt, bB fe sci au6errrbentltGer Dauertaf
ttefett bic &etnbett bS 3rnes ~tenabren unb jeben 8ltna ptoer-
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