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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
The wall Of the Disc0n-
= ~ rrreBaate.
lARIEBUg WARD OUTDOKEF
The f.nsf nytng Kick dr the
NnllflrfliEiinm tfl
~ ScHCcn County

The ohsngdoodle address, which ap-
pcarod in the last A drertiser, signed by
The "white-featber" Central Committee,
b a gem q literature and logic and must
have been written BY the buthOt 6f9Oid
Mother Goose and other poems.p The
cause Of party must be indeed hopeless
when Troy will resort 70 such miserable
exPo5iens % deceive ibe honest masses
into voting the bogus Union ticket. It's
such vail Of distress, as a corrupt po-
lilical junto will only resort to, when the
last lingering ray Of hope is about TO ex-
Pire and the scepte Of power is about to
doport from illeir hands. They feel that
their old rickety ,bpst is about to go down
and hence This cry Of "HslP, Csssius,
OF sink"
The whole address Is libel upon Ste
phen A. Douglas and the Democratic
party. The "Clique" arc circulating it
Ter and wide, over the county, to deceive
voters.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
A True Parallel.

Some OF cur opponents, in the war Of
1919 burnt blue lights to guide the enc
mics vessels into our hhrbors, and, in the
War Of 1876 from their high place in
Congress, requested onr toes, ato well
come American soldiers with bloody
hands to hospitdble graves. ~ WAaRg-
doodle Address,
Just as some or the Pwhito feather''
party at the Notoh are now giving 'oid
and comfort to the rebels, by slundering
the Administration keeping up party
strife and making the South believe that
we are dividedl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
White-Fealther Platfortml r,It

"ReSolred, That the f,oo GWn3rea
thousand Democrats IF ohio.
ecnd to the people Of the United
States, BOTH North aid iSont6.
greeting; AND WHEN THE rEoprF X
OF THE NoRTIr snALL HAVE FbtFnL.
ED THEIR DUTiEs TO TnE CoNsTiru
TfoN ANN THE S6Uru THEN AND
NOT UNTIL THEN, ysiW II BE-
prcpcr fer Hem 10 take into con.
SHERATON THE QUESTION op TUE
RIGHT AND rRoPRIETY OF COERCION. "
Passed 10y the Democratic State
Convention at Columbus last Jan.
uRry. a ...I
"ReSolucd, that the civil war by which
our county IL at present distracted, is the
natural offspring Of misguided sectional
ism, cngendercd by fanatical ugitators,
north ms well rs south. PdllandiOIqm
Platform, adopted Aug. IN.
awe recommend that the Legislatnres
Of the several Statos adopt The proper
measures for calling a National CohUen-
t'on for the purpose Of settling our pres
ept difficulties, and restoring and prssery-
ing the Observation-Disclosures Plat
form, adopted Aug, 7h.
"That tho late attempt OF The presi-
dent TO suspend tho privilege of tho same
(HabeOs Corpus) Is uawafranted by the
Federal Constitution, -. Ta,ldRdioham
Platform, adopted Avg. 7h.
"That the corruption, Cxtravaranco
incompotcncy and fayoritism shown In
the administration of the War Depart.
mcnt OF the Federal Government, de-
serve and receive cur unqualified con
domination, md ought TO DO immediately
corrected and reformed, Pallaadi0Aa,n
P'aDorm, adopted ANS,7h.
REsoLUTIoN AnnED ny TnE STATE COM
AIrrUg.
Resoiped, By the Democratic State
Central Committee Of the State Of Ohio.
Phatwe have observed with astonishment
lhe eiiprts of the executive ofthe United
States, through his agents within the free
States, 70 abridgo tho Constitutionnl
right Of free speech and lree press, so
essential IN a FREQ government 10 the
mRlntainHRee of liberty, by nttcmptinF
the suppression OF DEMOCRATIC
newspapers, either directly or by illegal.
" prohibiting their transmission through
ihe Mqilsi and that we have read with H.
digpNNou of the assaults by mubs upop
DEMOCRATIC citizens aad DEMO
CRhTtC presses, under tho false and
imppdenl pretepso that they are "seoes-
slonlsts aud traitors" or support the cause
OF secession aud treason, and that the
Democracy Of Ohio, true 20 tho Union ard
10 tho principles of the Constitution, will
protect and defend their right, 10 free
speech, free pross, free assomblaqes Of
the people, and q free ballot, by ali The
legal and constitutional means h thcit
power against either tho Illegal dua dn.
oonslauuonu orders and acts oi theiEx.
locuiiye ofYiolenoe BY mob. .H. u.
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Bogus naby Dcmocrnts.

Daniel s. Dickinson has given bnp-
tism to the semi-secession, peace-party
Democrats, which loyal citizens should
recognize and adopt. He calls them The
Mrs. CpnRfngAGms Of he Democratic
party, trho are in labor ioiM their bogus
baby, that they may claim he Democratic
inheTtfGNce. Henceforth let them be 50
designated, whether they be found in the
purleus Of meddling politicians or in the
social circles Of private life. "Bogus
baby Democrats" is the name given them
by the high priest Of the truo Democracy;
let all men, therefore, henceforth and
forever, style them "bogus'' IN purposes,
"baby" in power, bogus baby" every
way. So let It stand.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
SPECIALIZING OUT OF THE
WAR

The Vallandighammors in this county
are taking advantage Of the absence Of SO
many brave Republican bOys, who have
gone to the urmy,to carry the county.
OF the 500, who have gone from the
county, fOur-flths ure Republicans and
uine-tenths of the rest would vote the
Union ticket il they were here. If the
bogus ticket succeeds, it will be through
the absence of our voters, who are risk
ing their lives for the benefit Of those rery
men,who,not patriotic enough or too cow
ardly to 90 themselyes,aro trying to make
political capital out of the war, They
must feel proud Of such position. Z
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
TEXTs AND COmmENTs.

Shall we, who have ever maintained
Union principles, and, in the present
campaign have n platform onunciating to
the world, "ikai under no circumsfances
wW re consent 10 dissolution of me
Union or .oren consider terms Of seFdra-
iion," join our life-long opponents
WhaHgdo0die Address .,.r .......
Ynllondigbpm, one Of your leaders, in
his letter to Rev. subin Hough dried for
treason IN Cincinnau) says "this war is
from he'll and not from Asavea," and that
he is for "PEACEABLE sEPARA-
TIONp
10 the sacrcd compact Of cur fathers,
the constitution, 10 preserve which the
war is now being prosecuted to be violat-
cd at Will, by those who ask others to
respect ill---AddreH.
Is Il unconstitutional to put down re-
bellion aud imprison traitorsl
Are not freedom OF speech and Of tho
press constitutional rights of the citizen,
and their abuse the subject Of inquiry BY
the Judicial and not the Executive pow
eri--A ddreas.
Aud so Is tho freedom of fire, unless
you apply il TO your neighbor's house.
As Democrats we propose to be gov
crncd by principles. A union Of parties
not founded upon principle can have no
other object than to grasp and divide the
spoils Of oilicc.-A ddress.
This rebellion never can be put down,
while there uro so many in the North
giving "aid and eomrortn to the enemy.
Fellow democrats. we see nothing to
Induce us 10 join the new party of our
opppnents.-A a ddreSs.
We know you don't, because you are
not good Union men. m OH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
ID. ncwoIr

This gentleman is The Union candi-
date for Prosecutor. Deeming the
preseryation q the Onion Of moro egnse-
quenee than 4 petty ofice, he-h hee voiuh-
teered his sersices to his country ends
now wholly engaged inraisihg men for the
army, while he opponentis sitting around
the Court House fishing for votes We
ask the people Of Seneca county
which Of these1iwo men 10 most deserv-
ing Of their support-the man who does
something for his country, or the man
who does nOthinei
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The Democratic un-
ion PaVtV,'

RhP essuh,pglpg'or f.iis epgno-
iion frmindB us Of b story We diInc
heafd Two iflendf ofiho fernnlo
percussion Bdley ma aarah, oaf.
Ificd oa ths bndi hsss , a nhhlna ard
'ironihg. Business IN their line be-
cdAing dull, Bcttey proposed to
change It for the moro remunera
1--WE ohe of Peddiihg oyst6fe To
this Sarah would not assent, say.
ing IL was q dirty, nasty business.
and one inwhich ladies' never en-.
gOged The cntefpfisine lIclsey,
hewever, bought her fish, procured
a basket, and Justify lahded her
"Oystets, fresh Oystersl" through
the streets, whilst Sarah almost
starved for want Of business in the
working line. At length Sarali
could stund IL no longer, but also
procured n basket and sone luscious
.bivalvcs, and following Betsey
through the streets, would, every
timo Betsoy cried "Oystenl fresh
.Oystcrsl" at tho top Of her voice
gently wliieper, "Mo too, Botsey -
.Tlis Democratic Union party gave
all the aid and comfort in their
power to tho rebels, called all I'm
ion nicn "Abolitionists,n praised
every traitor to The Government,
opposed enlistmonts ia the army ,
opposed the lcFying Of taxes. whin.
ed over tho broken constitutions
and outrages 10y the Government
upon the persons md presses ofthc
rebels aud traitors, and now, when
they nro falling for want of support
they meanly hndisneakinely whis.
per emo too. Bttscy, 4" iioping 10
catch a breath Of tho popular gale
which is filling the sails of tho real
Union monl Out upon such hypoc
risyl lfyou arc forlhe Union, why
do you not eay sol Why not pub
lish the speeches Of Union mcn2-
Why not encourage tho people to
strain evcryNcrve 10 put down this
unholy rebollioni Why not pro-
claiu that there cnn and shall be
no peace until the Stars and Stripes
arc acknowledged cmblcms ofpcacc
and empire in all the States and
Territories ofthis Union, nor until
the constitutionally elected Clfef
Magistrate Of tic Nation is ac-
knowle1gcd in every school dis.
rict and by every person in the
countryl DO this and people may
believe you arc for tho Union. DO
II honestly, earnestly, faithfully.-
DO this all the time, and not Just
preceding an election, and people
may trustyou THIS is a bsd time
to cry "Union,P when you have
done'Glltho harm you can to tho
cause Of Union, You once said in
your papers, somo four months ago,
that "We hope no Democrat will
engage in hidcous war for tho lib.
Grafton of slaves. Let the Aboli-
tionists 60, and then we can elect
Democrats to tho offices and stop
the war" How stop III by pre-
serving the Union and not fighting
for itl Ncverl Tho Union can on
" be preserved by crushing out tho
rebellion. You know II, You
and your followers are not Union
mon
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AnoIher mody-Guardl

Democrats, whatever may be the future
ior our beloved country, we feel assured
that the impartial historian, shoald he
write ofits downfall win speak Of our
party as the body guard Of the constliu-
tion and the sincere friends OF the Union.
--WAaNydoodis "A darsSI. ul
Yes! Such body guard as Buchanan
had around him, when in Office aaF
We assume that we may be Democrats,
and at the semS time patriots. ARdress.
Douglas says there can be but Two
parties in this controversy Patriois and
1FaiiOTs. gatfHa frf
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z z 2 z 2 q z
Treasonll Treason!I
or TIaE GOLDEN
CIRCLE"


We are In the possession Of facts in re
gard TO the existence Of branch Of this
traitorous Order IN this city, which, dare
we betroy confidence by publishing, would
open the eyes Of many honest Democrats
who imagine their bosom friends to be
good Union men. Our informant gave
us no clue TO the mysteries and designs
of the Order, as affecting the war for the
Union, but he called the names Of more
than a dozen leading democrats of this
city, whose known secession sympathics
leave no doubt of the reasonable nature
of the compact; and what startled us not
a little was tho admission that none but
leading Democrats were members Of the
"Circle." No Wings, no Republicans,
no Abolitionists among them. We were
not surprised to learn the namo Of the
Great Mogul, or Head Consp'rator, lut
we were panied TO have our suspicion YER
ifed in that particular. An under Office
of the Order was a candidate for nomn-
alton before the late Union Cove tion in
this city! This too, corroborutes form
er suspicion Columbus City Fact, Dem
Oeraiie paper.
There are several lodges Of this secret,
reasonable order known to exist in
Crawford county, and unless signs ore to
be disrogsrded, there is one in Tifin.
Do the "white-feother' leaders know
anything about It!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
"DRNOCIIATIC. . UNION TICK.
ETtn

Some Democratic papers prefix their
ticket with oDeuiootauo Union State
.Tlckst.h That dodge won't do. People
huvo tried "Dpmocrat Union,p until the
country was brought 10 the verge of ruin.
Buehqnan, We believe wee that kind ~
Union nurse was Floyd-so was
roombs, So was Cobb. rhore arc hun.
drcds more Of them. Those ia the south
are fighting against the Union-ln Tho
North, they talk against Il. and they tr,
20 breed dsaaeoti0n. '-,..
Itmay be we'll enough to designate the
Rump ticket as democratic Union, ~
For some time past there has been so III,
tlo Unienism Ia that party, thut no one
would believe that il pretended TO Do for
the Unioni 20 the designation Is positive.
ly Dscesspry. But if the Rump platform
and the Rump ticket are published To-
gothor the latter may De called Union an
doom's day, and not soul believe Il.
DVmooratic UMON Ticket-HeaVon
save the mark..-MaRSfsl Herald.
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aSinte Anrr Rlnfr .

When and where, has the Democratic
party fAheTed in the support Of the Union
the Constitution and the enforcement Of
luwsi II has added State AFTER State 70 the
Confederaoy, while our opponents stood
pledged, BY their platforms 10 admit NO
Slave ststes.-r Wkang5oo5ls A dslrsss.
lust sOi and every single dsmocraiic
State yoa have added lie now in robei-
lion sgtinst tho Government.
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Position ofH.J. Jew,
'Soidilo 'p ettg n w '1av

] wouid invite them, (thc robels)
into n eNATI0NAL 6ONVEN,
TON, where we might consult and
advise together for one common
GOOD, and iy wise measures pro,
videagainst any and evory line Of
policy which, ifpfeserved In, must
result in our common ruin. For
the restolhtioh ocharinony between
the Smtes sympathy among the
people, and for tho preservation OF
the Union, would make any roa-
sonablc and honorable concession.
LJewett's letter Of acceptance.
Iwopld have thom appealed to
as men. would seek 20 convince
them that they are in error ]
would give tben evidence that tho
approximations mado 60 tben by
Which they were "D,isled and bin.
dedS werO false. ] would nnde.
leelYo them. ] would labor 10 a.
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UP WITH THE ItIOHH MAN..
DOWN WITH THE POORi

This is the doctrine now advocated by
the bogus Democracy Of Seneca county,
in GsyornOf the election Of TIrUs over
STEINER. They say (and Il is their
strong argument that Titus should be
elected 20 the Legislature, bseaUse he has
a large amount Of prOpsrty-beeause he
owns broad ocres and Steiner does not.
We are perfectly willing this issue should
so before the people. II tho man, who
has the most property, is to bo elected to
Office, the sooner we know it the better
They dare not ussail Mr.. steiher's
democracy, for ne is better democrat
than MIR. Titus ever was. He is a true
Union democrat, while Mr.. Titus has been
made a tool Of and is now running on the
Vallandigham ticket.
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Whnta Pityl

Our opponents refused, obstinutely re-
fused to abate one jot or title from the
doctrines Of their party platform to save
the Union, bequeathsd to us by the pat
riots Of the revolution; 70 save from i'm
pending destruction, "the faircst fabric Of
human government ever reared TO ami
mate the hopes Of civilized man.
Whangdoodie Address
Why didn't your party compromise
at Chnrlestonl Ehl
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WAS1NsroN. Sent. 40.

h. sHr WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.
Tho N. y. HerRld'Hspcrial says. There
was long session Of the Cabinst to-day.
Gen1 MeClollap was prcscnt
Our piolsets oliChaih BHdgc arc grad.
ually advancing and foroing the enemy
slowly towards Falls Church. The on
envy ID In great force there.
Munsoh's and Masou's Hills have been
rFAc0atcd BY the rebels. aud, together
with Upton's lIill, are now occupied by
our troops IN large forceiunder G on. Nc
Dowell, Tho rebels have retired abou,
4 miles back. All tho rebel cntronch.
ments ffontiHe Arlington arc abandoned
+ end now occupied by Frderulisls.
) ID isreporietl that Johnston with 81.
600 roops j. moving from Leesburg to-
wards the river The rebels are pushing
large forces towards the ferries Ia the
ntighbrrhvod Of Poolstille and down the
river towards Atquia CNek. The indi-
satiOns hruthat they will cross The river
tRmedialeJ. 1otf I tl.E EtHftf g..
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VOTERS REMEMBER.

That R R. Titus, il elected, will vote a.
gainSl all the war appropriations, to feed
and elOths tho soldiers and will vote to
offer terms to traitors. He will be con-
lrolled BY Soney and Lang. g.I
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FAvoRrTIsM Tho Colonel, Lieu.
tenant Colonel, and Quartermaster
of the twenty-frst regiment, are all
from the Democratic ranks, appoin-
ted by the state administration. Is
this some Of the favoritism of which
the opponents of tho Union cause
complaint The people from their
own personal observation can Judge
how well founded the charge OF
fIvoritism is.-FndldyA JEFF.
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s<aVhssoEer hos besa don. 81 ibs Demo
cratic Pafly q , matter Of history, 70
which ever Bemocrai mty point with
fcchngs Of pride. OfEanizcd at very
enfly period uiier the formation of the
onion lof ihe States, our party, with
lce brief ibtefrnptions hos administered
he governnseni from thatdoy until re-
sent period. We may appeal to the
truth Of history in vindication Of the
principles advocated by the Democratic
party. Certain il is, that those things,
which have most contributed 10 the hap
pinessp our people, and the prosperity
of our country, Is the work Of Democrat
Ne men. Indeed Il may be said, that the
history of our country is the history Of
the Dtmouptc. pnrty. Who could COM
ceive the condition Of our people, had any
of the measures, advocated by the op-
ponents Of the Democratic party, become
the law Of the cuontryl-Seney's WhaRg-
doodle A Adaress
What a great party that must bel
The history Of our country IS the history
Of The Democratic party" Then II that
be truo the history Of this rebellion is
part Of the history Of the Democratic
party; for il was conceived, fostered and
maturcd under Buchanan's democratic adj
ministration and ninc-tenths Of the orig
inal conspirators in it were democrats, in
regular standing in tis party. That
part Of the democratic party, which has
always gained its victories, elected it's
Presidents, and shaped It's course, both
in and out Of Congress, is nor in he reJ-
el army. No honest democrat will deny
this; and yet, Judge Seney has the inn
pudence to refer to 'f1s old democratic
party" as the same party that is now
fighting the battles Of the Union. Were
not JEFF, Davis, Floyd, Toombs, Hunter,
Stephens and Yancey, domocratsl
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SMcrfm sic.
JamrsK Glenn, Admir- Of Andrew Glenn.
sHtift deceased, q q ju

Jacob n. Flaugher and Nifo and olhers.
By virtue Of Al order made by the Court
of Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, Al
The July term A. d. 1888, in the above
entitled cause and TO me directed, will offer
Cor sale at public vendue at the door Of
the Court Houso in the city Of Tihin, in said
county on
THE 2lst Day OF OcrouER, A, ID. 1861,
hetWeon the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, he following lands
aud tenements, to-Wit;
In.lot numbered two hundred and twenty
two (c22l inthe 81 Ward ofthe city Of Thin
Seneca county, Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sep. 20, 1861. s3,l5 sheriff.
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ShcriHss Sale.
Mary ROokeT ~
Valentine Hockey.

Lt#y Valentine Hockey.
BY virtue Of an execution, 10 wit. a writ Of
vendi exponis, duly isseed in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio,
aud 10 me directed, l will offer for sale al
public vondue at the door Of the Court House
in the city Of Tifip, in said county, on
Tx 7th DAY OF oCroBER, A. b. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'c ock A. M. and 4
o'clock p. NJ Of said day, the following de.
scribed lands and tenemcnts, 10. wit;
The 10 ~ h,tc - ~ -,,..I
section ten (lO) also the south cast quarter
OF the south west quarter Of section three (3)
all In township three [3l north Of rahge thir.
teen east in Seneca county, o.
--a. LEVI WEIRICK.
Sheriff.
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How many io'ges Of this trcasonuble
order are there IN Seneca county, and
how many names have they upon the
rolll Who can answerl
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HON. HORACE MIENIRD

A political exile from Tennessee, win be
in Tiain and address the people on Satur-
day. Mr. NJ. arrived Wednesday, and
speaks At Fremont, ThuTsdsy.
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Given under my hand and seal At the
Sheriff. Office 10 the city Of Tihin, this 9th
day Of September, A. u. 1861.
LEVI WEIRICK.
Sheriff " Seneca County Ohio.
September 10, 1851 A5w ~ f.''
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T1SE GAME THEY 1REPLAY.
fl ING. HfnN

The Vallandighamites, to save their
county aud Senatorial tickets, are doing
everything in their power to prevent
Democrats from cnlstlng-thus for the
sake Of few paltry Offices, disgrseipg the
country and making > resort to drafipg
necessary. What patEiotsl What fns
Upion menl
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Or That e Seneca county goes a.
gainat thc URion ticket, it win do more
TO encourage the rebellion, than sll the
sOldleFs we can send, can doto weaken
t. 20 .''. I
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all this as q matter ofoconomy-as
abmattey Of Aafet} 3ewctt's letter
to Holder.
"a S,O6id rcpsal hot "tbo pesg
bodygftho pboplo n ihe South are
LOYALtot tbd 0ovefh,nent; th6a
sympatliyl 10 WITH h bnd for it, Il
the rea n6thre ~ gho controversy
was fairly before them and they
were permitted to act in accordance
with tboir own feelings and iudg,
ments. "-[Jowctt to Holder.
The souih united can prolong
this wafto mn indefiniieextent: The
South divided, II can DO broughtto
a speedy termination. THEY
ARE UNITED becanse the great
mass RTe the victims of artlul cum
ming and gross Misrepresentation \
m lie ter to Holder. 17lG sr4. a
In ono place, Mr.. Jewott says
the great body oftlie South are 10Y.
Al. and in tic samO letter lie admjts
they are rNrfEp against the Gov.
crnmcnt. Hethc would goto them,
With the olive brnnUhin one hand
and the sword in the other, and Of.
for them TERMS OF COMPRO.
MISE, which therebels spurn,
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laiEleiy lInporaant frOul WASH
toRlOp--dIu ualsOn's, lAin Cap
etsVcd nOnl the II Iebelg.

yYAWnEeTok, Sept, 29.--During the
iaSt week i was SO frequently reported
fsoio dey 81 day, that our ttoors had TAX.
an potacstina Of NIuu6onis am, tina,
-Nshta hstrnighi, 0his hong predicted event
iook phee, i found few believers amona
thosc least excited by sensation rumors.
A pefsoRAl visit however, places the fact
btyond deubt. The Amercan har nov
-aoaus thoso IN place Of tho rebcls. .fi
30 Dstaehments ftom Generals n ichuFd-
HoRs, Keyes' and WpdsYoTih's bngades,
aud alfp trpm General Frapklin's dvis-
ion, hoN occupy Munson's Ilili, being In
command Of Col Ferry Of the 9th MIch-
igan roUfmeut. ut.--,--.ass-.,----.-.-...-..