The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-13
The Crlsis aad its Dcn.nua..

Col. Fyrney writes from Washington
to Philadelphia Press:
We are living in the midst, not simply
Of revolution unparalleled in histcty,h ,hrt
ar bcllion against all the improvements
in Government, In science, in law and ia
society. The mcn Who refused To stand
by the Government IN this crisis, crnmt
stop this revolution. They cannot epv,
Slavery. hut they may temDOrarily wound
the Constitution and the Union. n idical
remedies are always the offspring OF crews
diseases. The ingrat,tude and savoau
atrocities OF Slavery have turned tho heart
OF Chrlstendom against Il, and hayo lnada
the severe medicines Of men who were
called fanatics few years ago, pIlatable
TO ,nose who have been among the raoas
! crate classcs of cur people. The true
st1trsmnn accepts things as they arc.---
His FIRST duty is ~ his county. He must
I put down her focs by every ineans, and
, II one weapon fails, he must Try IN ther.
/ Su h leader can no more ignore the rtv-
! Iolrtiun against Altvsry. brought about by
the 'laVeholisrs. thnn lac eau blot out the
undying mcmory which preserves g. f,.f-
Il nal vcuoraticn an cx .ipo,c the greet
eyttts which have changed the evil
lpoli'y aud religious systcnls Of otI,r -
tloLs. aur.
One of The incidents Of this revolution
against Slavery is the extraordinary trans.
lorMation wrought ia the mihds vi intel
'ligcu' and conscirntiuos Democrats.
have Just received u letter from gcut.ei
man WHO bears au hOnorcd h-u,S IA u
coLsiatcnt member orihc onac rcsp,c.~d
Dem, or tic party, which | PUBLISH 10
ono of the thousand oyidcuccs vi taG
, chang, that Is t-king pl.ca in the minds
. of mCu:
; "Thc l,s''rc article &C the Ptt,s ,h'a
. morning sr"' Ia the language or truth aud
necessity lou rcmcmb il VS. my pc.
icy rom the outset--'GJ more l.gisll-
tor, no mrrc talk. no murc compromise
or couciiution.' Tho Gyvyrmelt must
/ show slcrncr stuff. We must trost hoo
, ha,y ycn.inSiLg aud hrllGtscivirg a, Ga-
/ trs those hlghwnymcn, th 50 -.ssl.s.ns
. Gnt pirtt's, us the wcrst Dt foes. AeicT
4 20 them is trucliy 10 ,hl oivi,izId N.r. !.
. which, IN ito broad ,xbans, . hLTl Ce.
4 lesI Interested Ia the maintsAaLcc VI t.4.s
B, Republic 10 MI IT, integrity Ouf Cow
, mcut 81 ull and must 'pross thria u
. The WALL l0,llw them up on tacir way,
I defeat hem until they are dispy-s'd, lay
down IL /. arm,, and return g. 'hcir ali,.-
}, ganc', are su'jugatad, or cxtermnateJ.
y W. must dcc.do at once aud stern y-ru
A indulgence Vi dom, site traitors IL .Lr
Q midst.
We uu iaiiiAte Baltimore ,yorywheia
V all over uur county, aud drive ttait ~
r aud their treason frem our streIts. ~
!. more talk Ol the ties of consanguinity
If guini,y, affinity or sacred ifit,9asllip with
# harLariars and assassins. They disscIyC
d in thin air before the true patriot, who
# must bury the rccollections Of all ties in
tho proud consciousness of duty tO God
y and his country, IRON VIII Sh source he
d will be sure 10 receive his reward
n For Gods sake, urge, by all possible
d means ut your lnnand, the Necessity of
i the u.ost stringent measures; NOR holv
q for peace or resturation of the Govern
n ment ly other means. You are doing
much: pcrsovcrc, call men and things y
I their right name, and let our thoughts
turn 10 subjugation, or, II need be. cxtcr-
. minaton. Amtr.ca aud Christianity d.
| Jnnnd IT,"
You will tell ne this is strong language
r but remcmber il is the voice of OAc wilo
4 has net only been foremost in the ranks
4 ofthe Democracy, but foremost among
, the defenders of the South. liz speaks
4 as tens of thousands Of Democrats lee, /,
a., Mr.. Lincoln told the Border States Z.
"thc sirhs Of the times;" und there is
n none that suggests u more solemn warts
! ing than the revolution in regard 4 Sla-
very among the inussrs whu have L.IA
ita ardcnt advocates aud apologists,