The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-19
who Crcntca the WAR

NhHh hANhN ~ Nh' AAF'NANiV INV nNuIhNH "
!, the North, and particularly those paper,
who are sympathising with the rebel cu
throats in the South, are still charging
I that the present wicked and Infamous re-
bellion was inaugurnicd by the pa ty that
elected Mr. LiScoLN President of the
, United States. Any impartial man, that
Z ia convorsant with the history Of Jamet
3 Buchnnnn's Administration, will bear u,
out in our assertion, that il is a palpablc
falschood-a b $50 iic There is no one
but brnwling Locoloco pot-house poll.
tieian whose sympathcs are with the
traitors, aud desire to see the downfall
Of this Government that gives currency
to such wicked report. Tho response.
bility rests upon the shoulders Of the
leaders Of that party, and there is no use
Tor them TO try 10 shuttle Off the crime
upon the innocent. We would lko 10
know who had control Of tho Govern
/ mcnt before Mr.. LINCOLN was elected
= President Who was ittbat proclaimed
during the Presidential campaign in
1860, that if Mr.. LINCOLN was elected
he would not be allowed to occupy the
: Presidential Chair Was Il the Rcpub.
Iican party No, not at all. But II was
this very same LocJioco party that asscm-
bled at Charleston, and broke up in O
row that made the assertion, and oncour-
aged the seccdcrs In the South to robcl
, against the laws Of the country. Ger
tainly then, the Republican party are
not 10 blame Tor this Locoloco rebellion.
The Republican party was not in power,
and the seeds Of disunion was sown dur
ing the rcign Of James Buchanan's trea.
cherry, who had the entire control of the
Government at that time. James Buch-
annn, their L1coIoco President. (who was
elected by fraud in 1860 was running
The national train of cars, aud came so
near running it of the track at the close
ofhis last trip, aud sending Uucle Sam's
passengers TO the devil, II was miracle
that they were saved at ALL II was
Gods blessing the American people dis.
covered his rascality in time to prevent
the ruin Of our Government. II was
through their wisdom and goo Judgment
That Mr.. LINCOLN was elected to preside
over tho dcstinics of this nation, and
save her people from utter des,mciion.--
This very same Locofoco party inaugur-
} nted tho war, with II hope that il would
brake up tho Government and ruin tho
Republican cause, no that the glaring
frauds and rascHlity committed during the
reign of King James, would never come
light Now, this sOmo par is anxious
to compromise with the rebel cut.throats
in such a way that the American people
would be disgrnccd in the eyes of the
whole world. This is a sample of tho
ID mocracy of the Locofoco party, that
is going To have control of the Govern
mcnt In u few months" Doyou propose
to put Jcfl, D4vis at the head of III
As regards Abolitionists aud the me-
gro question, the present Locofoco par
ty, the Vlllandighammers if you plea, 70,
are the real" simon pure" Abolitionists,
and have doncall that was in their power to
bring this inihmous rebellion on, and are
doing nov all they can TO prolong the
war, and parolyzc the arm OF the Gov.
crnmont in her struggle to put it down.
They are continually bowling Aboli-
tlonisp aud "Nigger," like the tibet
when he is closely pursued, so that pub
lie attention may DO diverted to some
other object, and screen their own skirts
of the odium. Iftherc is any Abolition.
lists in the country, they belong to that
wing Of the Locofoco party, twas that
wing of the Democracy that b1lted at the
Charleston Convention IN 1860, and
caused il to brake up in bloody row -
And, why was it, that this same party,
: selected that reasonable city as The place
for holding their Convention TO nominate
a candidate for President Can any Of
f them tell, and state the reason They
can II they will do SO but there is no
danger Of the leaders ever telling the
the truth. The word TRurHis not incor-
poIOted in their platCorm-it is n stranger
to this abolition wing of tho LocoCoeo
party, The mowiag ones that were del,
ogOtes to that Convention, wer9 thor.
oughH posted on the reasonable plots
: coneocted previous to their meeting, an,
knew when they went there that il were
their intention 10 mako no nomination
but il was TO create division bctwocu
tho Northern and Southern Democracy
At this Convention is whore the wicke,
sentiment of disunion and rebellion
against the Government became promi
nent with the Southern nullihers. They
/ also knew well, that the mass Of tho poo
plc in tho North without respect to party
, tics, were perfectly disgus,cd with Buch
On0n's administration, and it was wors,
, than folly for them TO max, nomin6
, ton or attempt to elect any man in theu
party as President. The popular voie,
of the Northcrn people and all the souu,
, Union men Of The South, were agains
. them then, and will be again at the mex
! Presidential election.
Yes, these Locofoco Aboltionists an,
/. Disunionists went TO Charleston, Soutl