The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06
PRESIDENT LIScoLN.
A srcosp TERM.

We notice that a warm feeling Is pre-
vailing in number Of the Eastern
States for ,lic recollection Of Father Abra.
ham to the Presidential Chair, Already,
have n number OF the newspapers run up
his name tO their mnst heads fer n re-
nominttion in 1864. That there is
feeling Of enthusiasm Cor MIR. LINCOLN In
tho western States cannot be overlooked
at the present time. We have heard
rnany warm Unicn Democrats 10 this VI
rinily who go in for vigorous prosecu'
ton OF the var, cypress desire for his
re- .nominnl ion--fOr he has oclcd his part
well and nobly. He hns made an tscel-
lent President, and is grcut and good
mat. So far, ihc signs Of the tine lndi-
cato that Mr.. LINCOLN will be nominn-
ted NJ d reelected President. A number
Of Union n wspnpcrs IN the East have
spoken VI in favor Of our worthy Chief
NJ z 'slratc, aud the entire hdmin'stra-
tim press Of tho country, by their warm
support ol his measures aud policy, plain
ly slew ilni they prefer him 10 amy new
or uniricd candidate. This feeling, we
believe, is growing everywhere through.
out The entire North among the loyal
musscs--and in tie army and navy. aud
ranks of civil life. We look upon this
mt tier us fixed fact and inevitable.
Is it any wonder that It should not be sol
While the war for tho the USicN Is 70.
ing on, the IEorLE DOT copporhcuds)
feel that II wtuld rot bo wise TO commit
the Govcrnm, NJ into new hands. This
we think is right, and every loyal man
will ray amen to II. Tho people placed
Father Abraham where he is--thcy have
tried hiui--lhcy have wcis he'd him in the
balance aud ho is not found wanting,and
are willing to t-ust the dcstincs OF this
nation Dguin in his hpnds. Our rcvoiu-
tionary fathers thought the same in 1912,
when tho wnr with Great Britain was
pending, and reelected JAMES MADISON
in the height OF that struggle over the
Anti war, or Copperhcad" party OF
that day, ly an increased majority. Is
not this 50 or course il Is tru", ,vory
wvrd OF IL. To have set aside Mr.. Madi-
son hon " uld have been NEST disas
ir, us to the county. To take up u now
nan now, in place OF Father Abraham,
Won d le dangerous aud very injudicious.
President LIScvLS has the confidence
Of the loyal people OF the Union os no
9th President has had since the days
ol Washington. All conccdc him TO tc
HONEST anl EARNEST IN his cfi,rts to pre-
serve the Union " it'll or without sluvcry,
ii matters rot, Lut the Union is his rc-
solve and must aud shall b. preserved at
amy and every cost. This is his PLATFORM,
and tlo platform Of tvcry soldier who
shouldcrcd n nuskct or drawn sword
In the great struggle for national exist
encc. 1t Is, moreover, the platform lhat
will or oulht to, be regarded in the next
Presidential ctmpOign. Stontirg upon
it Us he docs, he will be sustained 10y tho
loyal people of the c,uutry y--bVIh civ |
and military, We regard him, therefore,
in point of availability the most popular;
of patriotism, the true,t and OF success,
tho safest candidate for the Presidency
In 1864, aud 70 believing, call upon all
true patriots To give him their hearty and
onthus iastc support in tho impending
Pres 'doutial canvass.