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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
Important from Missouri
Ben Mccullough Marching ON
Jefferson City with 10000 men.
81 I.nllia Ann OR.

Ben. Mccullough is marching on
Jefferson City. The force under his
command is stated to be ten thousand
men. He is believed to have reached
the immediate vicinity of the capitol, and
warm work'is to be anticipated.
The remains Of the gallant General
Lyon reached here tonight. They will
be taken TO Cincinnati on their way East,
after receiving military honors, at three
O'Clock tomorrow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
Mhnt nnrid Tod snilI.

In conversation with Hon. David Tod
day or two since, he publicly made the
declaration, that under no eiroumsianees
DiH he support the pretended Democratic
nominations and platform made at Co
iumbus
Mr. T. docs not lack back bone, and
when he has made up his mind 20 do
right, no fealty to party can influence him.
We heard Mr.. Tod denounce the doings
Of the Democratic Convention, and he
did it knowing we should give the fact to
the world.-CsUs Her.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
THE OPINIONS OF A PATRI,
OF.
Daniel 5. Dickinson on Tho War.

Daniel S. Dickinson on the War.
We are sorry we cannot find room for
the speech delivered a short time ago in
Wyoming county, Pennsylvania, by the
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, very promi-
nent democratic politician OF New York,
on the duty fgood citizens at the pre-
ent crisis in our affairs. Rising high
above the partisan, Mr.. Dickinson speaks
as becomes patriot. Surveying the
past, the present, and the future, he pro-
claims his answering devotion to the
Constitution Of his country, aud calls up-
on all loyal citizens to rally to the stand
ard Of the Union. This cOusolcss rebel
lion against a benefcent government
must be subdued at all hazards. The
heart Of the South is loyal; but her peo-
pie, daEEled by INSCRIPTIONS demagogues
whose lust Of power has melted them to
this CRIME against their country, are ei-
ther deluded,or OverbOFne by the storm
of Secession, To the traitors we mus,
mote out speedy justice; to the loyal we
must extend aid to free them from the
yoke which now enslavCs them; aud he
was we'll satisfied to-day that a majority
ofthe South were Unionists at heart. We
never had sectional controversy that
justified civil war, Compromise might
always heal the differences between the
sections. But since the sword had been
upshesthed, only traitors and towards
would dare talk Of compromising with
treason. The issue had been chosen
and let those that take the sword perish
BY the sword. Referring to Mr.. Lincoln,
alleged usurpations, about which the
rpeace men" ralae such howl, he sait
Inc was net quite sure that Jei. Davis q
Co. had quite oOnfOrmed to the COnstitu
tion, he said;
III know not whether Mr.. Lincoln hai
observed the Constitution, indeed for th,
purpose ogresisting the rebellion, care
: not. II is due TO him to say, however
that he has seemed to be ia good iAith az
tempting TO put down the rebellion. II,
has not done all things as would hav,
done them, beoauss | would have multi
} piled his men by about four, and wher,
he has struck one blow / would hAv,
struck dozen. Laughter aud cheering
Therefore, do not agree with him I,
that respect. When the day comes NJ,
: can have a settlement with him, for he /
{ 10 be held with all other oflieers 1, a stric
, account. But would not do even ths
under the smoke Of an enemies guns."
In reference 10 the suspension Of IN
writ Of habeNs corpus he said; "IrI ha
possession Of traitor, and no other rem
edy would arrest treachery, would su,
pend the writ, and the iRdividosl'tOo."-
M. Dickinson utterly secuted the idea
patting down tho rebellion BY any 9th,
; means than by the strong arm. To 4
!. that we must forget part'sansbip, anu p
; triotioAlly move forward shoulder % shOu
Q der, as one man, in defense Of the Unis
z and he Constitution. 30 should v
. have peace and prosperity. Bat if y
q tamPer with treason, compromise wi
10 armed rebels, NO should only lay up
3 ourselves a never.ehding harvest Of a
larehy and civil strife,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
LET EvERYBODY ATTEND,

We hope that tho Uaion Convention,
on Saturday, win bo largely attended by
delegations from each township in the
county. Let party BE- forgotten and lei,
those, who really love the Uniou, turn out
and rebuko the party movement which
has boeh begun In this county. Let those
who prefer to serve their country, rather
than the behests Of any party or clique,
turn ont an mGsss and bring their Union
neighbOrs along. Let Democrats and
Republicans forget the past and strike
hands for the Union,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
SECESSION sYmPATmIsrRs.

twill hardly be Of much avail for the
Democratic leaders hereabouts to further
deny their secession sympathizing pro-
cliyitics after nominating for State sena-
tor a msn who declared that "the South
orn people, who have stolen all the
government property they could get their
hands on-who have yiolat their most
solemn oaths, and who have practiccd the
most fendish atrocities on Northern men
and women who have chanced 10 be with
in their power, and who have commenced
a traitorous and savage rebellion against
their government without cause, cure just
as good christians and citizens as we
are !"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30


ONTThe Cape Cod fishermen are re
ported to have proposed to che Govern
ment TO turn their feet little vessels into
armed cruisers and sweep the seas OF
privateers. No better men could be
found for that purpose.
The Democratic Union, published at
West Union, Adams county, is opposed
to compromise, and has placed the name
Of David Tod at the head Of It's columns
as its candidate for Governor.
The returns from the kentucky cleo
/ tion, so far as received, show the cleo
! ton of % Union Senators and 2 Seces-
sionists, and % Union Representatives to
Ia Secessionists. Total, 81 Union, IS
/ Secession.
COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY-In Mime
sofa, Earle S. Goodrich, Chairman, edi.
tor of the Pioneer and Democrat Col.
Robertson and w. w. Phelps, being a
majority Of the Democratic Central Com
mitteo of that State, have resigned, CIV
ing as their reasons that there can be no
issue between the Democratic and Re-
publican parties in the coming election
except upon the question of the wur, and
on that they are with the Administra.
ton.
THE REBEL Loss AT MANAssAs.-A
recent letter from Savannah, Georgia
contains the following significant para
graph ....
"Ou- city is in mourning. 517 Of oul
beautiful Ogletborpe troops were killed
at the battle of Manassas, all young men
and members Of our best families"
A UNIoN CONGRESSMAN ELECTED IN
I TENNEssEE.-The Nashville Union and
American Of Friday last says:
We understand that w. II. Payne has
been elected Representative Fl ON Wayne
. county. This man made a speech al
Wuynesboro', few days since; rs we arc
informed, in which he declared that he
would never take an oath to support the
I Constitution of the Confederate States
and that he would acknowledge ullegi
ance to no other flag than the Stars anC
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30


Tho UinoR Is An DunHer-.ifc who l.
otforus o. against us.
AL whc arc IN favor Of maiHtuning
he GoverDment tstabllshcd BY our Fa-
thers-wboWe Tor enforcing obedience
TO the LsNs--who arc opposed to The ae-
acknowledgement II the separate political
Independence Of the sceediug Statcf--
who condemn the unholy and treusona-
bloe -oTts ofthe so-cailod seeded slatos
. divide and destroy tn Union fSrmol
By the patri5ts oftho Rcyolouoni who a-c
unwilling 70 submit to the wrongful
secure and detcnton Of the Govern
ment Minta and Money, Forts, Arsonals
and other pdblie propcrty.who regard the
integrity and preservation Of the Union
aa Of more Importance th.n the tempo
rary success Of any political pnrty--who
agree with Mr.. Crittondcu, NJ Kentucky,
that the south Is iu the wrong and have
brought ab,nl the wsr, and that Il should
now be prosecuted until the Rebols re-
turn 20 their duty and allegiance and with
Gen MtCicFnurd, Of Illinois, that tho
Government shall have as much money
aud al the men lha, may bo required
% maintain the Union and enlurco the
laws, re invited 10 meet In Tifin on
saturday, August al, IsOI
70 respond 20 tho call fur State Union
Couvuntion 10 be held AZ Columbus On
the bth Of September, 1861 and also TO
nominate a COuNrY TIcKET. No man
il asked 10 abandon his Political Princi-
pies or adopt the political creed Of any
other man or party, but ALL men nf
ALI. parlira ire urged to lay aside, for
the time being, their party prcjudces
aud the memory Of past struggles on by.
gone issu"s, ard unite IN the common
defense -four Common Country.
Let usunito that VIC may have LEFT
Government 20 which correct and
sound constitutional rarly principles may
he applied. Let uS unite and show tho
Traitors Of the South that Il Is not true,
a. they assert, that the North Is divided
upon the question Of opposing 10 the
bitter end their armed resistance 90 the
laws, and their mad and unholy attempt
% dismomber the Union.
While our bravo soldiers, forgetting
their party attachments, have by thou
sands crmc forth at their county's call,
70 sustain her In this, the hour Of danger,
Let us, by uniting, show to the world, and
especially TO the rebels, that our gallant
Volunteers but reflect the feelings and
sentiments Of the whole people, aud that
they have, and shall continue to hRy ;
our undivided sympathy and support IL
the patriotic stand they have taken tC
uphold the Union Let us cease oil
Party pickering, and, uniting as band
Of brothers, prove that our brave. soldier
boys are not the OILY patriots who love
their country more than mere patty sue
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
THE PARTY BRRCKINRIOO-
rIr lWRn. IUrr

The BreekiOrIdge wing Of the Demo-
cratic party in Ohio is nov eontrOIling il.
They are the mOst active Ia every move
men. They managed TO control the
State Convention and they are the leading
spirits In every party movement. The
democratic Psrsy now stands upon tAs
Breekinridse platform. Of ultra State
Rights, which leads inevitably to seoes.
sion,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30

A eorrcspou dent ofthe Cincinnati Ca
Eotte. who has returned from a tour Of OBJ
seryatiOn and inquiry In the Southern Sta.
tes, gives, az the result Of his investiga-
tions, what he regards Nc the scheme Of
the rebels, which they have adopted, and
intend q try 10 carry out. Il IL grand
undertaking.--Ho does not thihk it is
tie intentiOa u the ConfedeTates 20
make an Immediate attack upon Wash
ington. They will delay their move
ment, he believes, natil large nOmbeF
Of raw recruits arc thrown into the
Capitol, 30 that they can whip aud
demoralize the whole crowd at once.
simultaneously with an sttck upon
Washington, there is TO be q movement
ugainst Western Virginia and Missouri,
aud a column seVenty.fve thoussnd
strong Is TO march through Kentucky
against Cincinnati. The rebels aTe
lpFrticulerly anxious to reduce that city
70 ashes. They will not destroy Wash
Iingtcn, Louisville. or st Louis, beeaus,
they expect 70 subjugate the tonitop
containing these cities.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
A sIGNIFICANT FACT.

II Is fact worthy Of note and one Of
a good deal Of significance, that while a
number Of leading Democratic politicians
all over the Union, have been publishing
their sentiments, such men as Andy
Johnson, Holt, Daniel s. Dickinson, John
w, Forney and number Of others, In
favor ofO vigorous prosecution Ofthe war
and uPholding tho administration, and
charging the rebels with beginning the
war, il s rather curious fact that they
are only published and praised by those
papers Of opposite political views We
know not of a democratic paper in Ohio
that has published ono ofthese speeches
1--WE mean those papers that are now rec,
ogniEed a. being in full fellowship Of IN,
party) or made noticeable extracts there.
from. They will not even publish the
last letter written by Douglas, for whom
they profess TO feel such reverence,
The Republican papers have been pub
fishing such speeches aud articles for
months, as has also the patriotic demo-
cratic ones. Why does not the demo-
cratic papers Of our own neighboFhood
and State publish thomi Let them an
swer. We fear il is asigni6ccht sign o.
their true pOsitionl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOficc.


Nancy p Gally, Plaintiff, State Of Ohio,
against Seneca County
Orlando GallY, Defendant, SSS.
Suit pending ia Court Of Common Pleas VI
said county.
The said Orlando 6ally will take notice
that on Monday, the thiriieth [30thl dag Of
September, A d. 1861, the said Nancy p.
Gally above named, will take the Dispositions
Of Calvin Demmon and other sundry witnes.
ses, T. be used as evidence on the tial Of the
above case, at tie Post Office ia the town Of
Tuscarora, in the county Of LiVingotpn in the
State sf New York, between the hours Of Z
o'clock a. NJ. and & o'clock r. M. Of said
day, and that the taking Of the same will be
adjoprned from day 10 day, betEeen the sans
hours, until they are completed,
GIHsoN 4 PATrERsoN.
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Thin, o., August "a, 1851 --9W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
GERMANS FOR THE UNION,

Hon. seraphim Meyer of Canton, a
Douglas Elector in Ohio, last year, and
one ofthe Hblest and most populur Ger
man orators in the State, has ignored party
and come out for tho Union movement.
The Union tornado is sweeping over
Ohio aud scarcely vestigo of purtyism
will be left.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
Hefnses to Disgrnce IIlmseIf.

Hon.J. Scott Harrison, whom the Se-
cession Convention at Columbus nomina-
Ted for Lieutenant Governor, refuses to
run on that ticket His letter declining
the nomination is published in the
Cincinnati Enquirer, in which he depre-
Gates the revival Of ptrtisan issues at
this time, and says that the Administra-
tion has his warmest sympathies in its
efforts to put down this rebellion. Good
for Harrison, but bad for the Seceshers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30

Tended, and from reports brought In it
now seems 70 have been the policy of
McCulloch 70 ieave a considerable force
At various places between Springfield
and 6edalia to guard against a surprise N
the rear. How much McCulloch will Be
able to do In moving towards Jefferson
City, cannof be determined"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
uON. D. w. sTAmRAuGH.

This gentleman, who was the demo-
cratic candidate for Attorney General Of
Ohio last fall, has signed the call for the
State Union Convention on the 9th Of
September, and has written letter to the
Tusoarawas A dVOcals, IN which he shows
the position which true Union Democrats
should occupy in this crisis,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
Thin. o., August q, i
Attachmlent Notice.
John n, Shanll, Plaintiff
.as.fNaN

against
William D. Nusbaum, Defendant
Before Jesse II, Leidy, J p, CliRton Town
chip, Seteea county, Ohio,
On the Goth day Of Auguat, 1861. said us.
tee issued an order OF attachment IN ths
above action, for the sum 0f one hundred and
lweuty seven and a 100 dollars aud Interest
from Aug 20, 1851. t ,1
PENEiNsrOH. Las 4 BREWER.
aug, 80, '6i-tw Pfrh's Atty's.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30

Milton TIL us that when Satan seeo.
dsd from Heaven he drew a third of the
hfaea ofEIoasen alleF him. In imitation
Of his great psOtolype, JeG Davis has
drawn aWuy I third part Of tho United
States he hes improved, however,
npon The example Of his illustrious pred
ecatsor, for we % not learn that the
latter left any pegtileniihl little devils
behind him % propose % tho Almighty
that lie shOuld mska elhefal rOfiefs q
peace" 70 the TebekF~Saa. Reg
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
WAsmNeroN, Aug. "a.

Special to the Commercial:
The Attorney General has declared
that Mayor Barrett must take the oath Of
allegiance. This will put his contumacy
to the test.
Two or three Secessionists were cap
tured yesterday on the Leesburg road
Senator Andrew Johnson expects to
head an army when he returns to Ten
nesseo. The Administration will do its
utmost to sustain the Union cause in that
State. ..... ..I-
The rumor that Gen. Banks had enter
ed Winchester is fulse. He is not in
Virginia. ""
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
Col. TYIcr snTronnded.

GALLAPoLIs, o., August 27.-Col Ty-
ler's forces were surrounded and badly
defeated by the rebels under Floyd, early
yesterday morning,at Summerville,in the
KanRwha Valley. No particulars yet.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
The G6Verhimcnt) q FiD.sf.
PARTIEs. AFTERWARD.

"Do not talk about Republicans moo, do
not ialk about Democrats EOo; Do not taik
eboui Wigs or A Americans HO,o ialk
about your Country and he Consiifuiion
and fhe UHion-saUe hdf; preteFve ne
integrity Of he Government; once more
place u erect among fhe nations: aRdtAen
II i0s ioanf 10 dipfde about g,iesiions hal
may arise IN our midst, tre haze a 0ooern.
BsRi % diVide iR."-fExtruot from the
late speech d Hon. ANEREw JonasoS, oI
Tennessee, In the U. 8. Senate.
mo man can Be true Democrat Nth.
out btag al As same time loyal patriot
and here arc but tiOO portions 10 ass,ime
ire must eifhsr Be- for or against our GOV.
ernmenf- eiiler PA lots OF
IRA TTORS.n .n-fDo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
StraVed AWAY

From the subscriber, residing in
TifHn, the asth Of July, Red Cow. With white
stripe over her back, and whito uodor her belly ana
on the iorebead, and is abont twelve years old
Any nefson ratnrniarh hef 70 or lfavinr word uih
ne o. With smith, Barnes a Co, where she may Be
ionnd, will be lbsraly rewarded
ausis-ow PHILIP MANN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
FoRrRrss MoNnor, AUG. %,

Generals Wool and Butler spent part
Of to-duy at the Rip Rsps experimenting
with SSwyer's gun. The second shell
thrown burst in the Confederate camp
at Sew0ll's Point, breaking down the
aag staff and scattering the rebels like
chaff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
The Hickory Grove Nurseries.
Al the head OF Broadway,2 miles above the Oliver
House, Toledo, o., would callthe att enlion Of
hEE DEALERS AND NURSERY
MEN

MEN
want Of Trees and Plants for fall trade, 20 their
iock which Is new very laTge aud pTnmsiu
ing Of near go slosey Fet, and having but a
limited ttaje they enabled TO fill orders with
healthy trees not exposed 10 the usuat peis attending
shipments from eastern nurseries.
Having 2j acIes Of Apple Trees fouryca from the
gran, will enable them 10 satisfy parties who value
ruit trees like timber, aooorlingio size TIE younger
stock y almost unlimited, very thirty aud fine
Send foi a trade list.
Office on I'd floor Breeds Blohk, one minute walk
from R. r. Depot. If abse tinqurc Of Breed Bros.
or P. 4, Hannum g. Co., on lst aoor
Address HALL, STEBDlNS & co.
few careful, energetic Agents will find employ
al tait commission, jun2s- I'm
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