The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25
AR MEETING.

pursuant TO notice, u meeting was held a;
the Court House, on Tuesday evening, to dc
vie ways aud means to facilitate recruiting
IN Seneca co.
j. NJ. Zahm was call to the chair and II.
L. Mckee AID ". W. Armstrong, were clio.
sen Sccy's.
Resolutions were offered by Mr.. Stem and
adopted, as follows;
Whereas, the Unparalleled exicencies orour
g"v.fnment, d,naud, esp, ,eialy at this time
.he assistance aud unqua lIIied support of pa .
'rlOtic aud nbcrti loving mcn rvvrywhere.
therefore,
Resolved, lst, That the only means by
winch this government eau DC maintained.
we proud distinction Of Anirricin citizen.
chip perpetuuted, the American nlp-L,au
uiul emblem OF our country's liberty and nm.
tiohai'ty-Once more established amid the
palmetto trees and cotton Plantations, OF n
r.0elious ste'ipn, anu the bless ngs of har.
mohious aud undivided Union, eycutu,lI,
secured, is IN the ttfcclua and vigorous prus.
ecution 0i the wnr--"evrn TO the bitter end /"
I'd hat, to this end, We endorse the
means which have, or may be adopted by the
general government, and pledge the support
and co operation oi all citizens, iir,spectiye
OF party.
Sd. That loyal citizens everywherr. .sbouhl
r. criTe the protection Of the goycrun.nt. :
Ira itors and rebels, nav where neither North
nor South.
4'h. That the persons who have been cit.
iz'hs OF the U S, aud nrc now wnpino war
10 overthrow tins. the model guycrI,m mt or
,he wo'ih' nave rerouneed their obligations
10 the constitution aud refused the prntce
t"h oi ner AVE, ard having thus made them
],N's voluntary outlaws, hnve no right, 81
.ner u! themselves, or their friends, TO claim
The protection o her laws for citbcr ,hc;r
persons or property
oth. Thnt We waive individual opinion ma
to the particular methods of prosccnt;n, ,h,.
war, and give our earnest npnroynI IA tho
N'g rons measures, proposed by cmincn, n on
throughout The country, aud now adoptcd bv
'he "Ih,ihistraton, 10 he cufirced against
oln' hat we recommend TO Gov. Tnl
the adoption OF a uniform system of rewards
lor Tue encouragement of the recruiting sery.
,ee' simiIa to that adopted by the Gov. of
1lh. That, in the absence of sucl, rocri..
tons, We believe il to be the duty of tlo.e.
whose situation and circumstances render /,
impossible for item to engage in active sery.
ice ~ Tie field. e. advance such sum ar su ,s
OF money ~ may, to some extent, common
safe tho,e who are obliged to leave prof;,n.
"'e 'uP'ol meht, ano to attend to the wants
a"u P'o'ide Tor the necessities of the FAM.
srncc. ~
eth. That in the event Of the state on rim,
a lair bonus, individuals shnll he Released
from the obig tions Incurred by their sub.
scIptlons, aud the money advanced thereon.
shall be refunded.
9tl'' That the unparalleled bravery oruur
army and navy, deserves, and rpe.iyes ON,
hIghest admiration. aud That, with n cou.A
So just, by the aid Of kind Providence. ami
WI Tue universal co operation of a brn ye |
and Will peoIle, victory must and vii |
eventually perch upon our standards.
Mr. Armstrong offered the following which
was adopted;
Resolved, Thata committee Of nine be
'PIohtgh 20 canvass Clinton tp and the |
iiIy OF Tiffin, 10 solicit from our cirizens
"hetever sum they may deem themselves able
% donate, as bounty to all who may yoIun.
eer under the present call whether residents
II Iifiiu or Seneca co.
The following were appointed said com
niuee:
H. w. Shawhan, W. P. Noble, W. w
b, Tomb, Alex. Campbell. j. Al
N"yIor' j. d. Loomis, Horace Huber.
On motion Of Mr.. Stem, it was Resolved
hat the bounty offered be SOS to each vol.
nteer' and that the Military Committee of
his eou"ty appoint committee in each
'wn'hip, To take subscriptions thenin, and
i'd in making up the bounty fund aforesaid
on motion Of II. L. Mckee, the meeting
until Thursday evening the 3lst.
j. M. ZAhM, Chm.
" ". v v. M'Rasi Ma'RRnassriRoNc. seey'..