The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-03


II necessary, in defense Of this. tho bss,
Government which God in His inhnits
wisdom ever gave 20 man, which we rs.
ccivsd from our Fathers. aud which we.
if we are not degenerate soma Of illus.
triuus sircs, will transmit TO posterity.
Resolved, That SO far ss the matter Of
policy is concerned (if the people wish.)
il can be changed, amended, or sbroys.
ted in the future bu, 80 far az our Ma.
tional existence is concerned, u must be
decided to day and forever. Not until the
Union is saved should patriots disagfee.
Resolved, That no citizen Of the North,
ltr he is u patriot, will refuse 70 givo his
hearty support TO the present Admins
ration III tho prosecution Of the war for
the suppression Of this rebellion ; and H
he does so refuse, ho Is a traitor far more
dangerous than tho armed rebel Of tho
South, and should be pointed at with the
finger Of seorn, and followed by thV de-
fision Of the world.
Resolved, That loyal citizens every
where are determined not to suffer this
| q Government to be overthrown, this re-
bclliun to triumph--thc loss of honor.
country, everything we hold near and
ldcar-zand the military dcspotism Of j. IT.
| Davis TO be erected on the broken syn-
| bols and neglected cmblcms of American
| liberty, merely because they do not liks
ihc policy pursued by the Administration
! in power. But on tlfc cOntfary, saerif-
cling the feelings of party and policy to
the dire necessities OF the hour, they will
+ freely give their hearts ond hands ~ the
destruction of Treusonj and TO the nair-
tcnancc of Che Government IN every vi
Gle situdc of tate and OF fortune.
Resolved, That the peace offerings o.
rebel sympathlzers in the North. like the
peace offerings Of the Gre ks to tho Tro.
uns, are filed with hypocrisy, deceit aud
Itrickcry, aud are only calculated aud in
tended 10 aid aud assist our enemies "
overthrow our Government. They arr
either the pusilanimUus teachings Of
cowardly fear or Of dssturdly treason.
Resolved, That We 40 not thank our
friends at home for scndng Us letters aud
and papers polluted with treason, which
only tend to tho field, aud TO encourage
the rebels but we Hould thank them to
annililutc the last vcstigc OF TrcGson IN
the North, whilst our arnlics ute ahnihi-
lating armed traitor at the South
Resolved, That we are In favor OF VS.
ing every beast Of burden, every grade of
intellect, every engine of power, all VI
Gods creation and ull OF mans invention,
known and recognized in civilized war
, fare, and within our power, for the ovet-
, throw Of this hellish rebellion.
RESOLVED, That we hereby request tho
/. publication of these Resolutions in the
n Ohio State Journa,, Slndusky Rsgs,'
Ter, and in all the papers in Crawford
A Seneca, Huron aud wyondotte counties
III 6. G.. Ferris, Chaplain 1891 o. V. !
= w. D. Hyatt, Asst. Sec'y.
y w. Il. Wilson, Col. l23d y. " I.
! II. Il. Hunter, 1t, Col. i23d ., " I
$ A. C.. Norton, Major l23d o. v. I.
Y o. Ferris, Scrgcon I23d o. V. /.
: w. McCraokca, Apt. i23d D. v. I
| J. w. Chamberlin, Capt. Co. A..
, V. X DAVIS, lst Lieut.. Co. A.
= Horace Kellogg, Capt Co. u.
John +, Randolph, lst Lieut.. Co. u,
G. ID. Williams, 81 L.. Co. b.
Chas. o. Parmenter, Capt. Co. G.
Abner Snyder, end 1t. Go. Z.
+. X. Shawhan, Capt. Co. ID.
IL. l.. Mckee, LIST III III! .ft
J. w. L,arnard, 2nd Lieut..
Dwight Kellogg, lst Lieut.. Co. 4.
NJ. ~. Smith, 2nd Lieut.. Co. l..
A. Robbins, LIST Lieut. Co. +. ..r
Jas. II. Gillian, 2nd Lieut.. Co. +.
Chas. II. Riggs, Capt. Co. q.
{ o! II. ROsenbaum, lot Lieut.. co.. o.
r. B. Colver, End Lieut.. Co. G.
ID. =. Caldwell, lst Lieut.. Co. ii. g,
IL. $. Bevington. Ind Lieut.. Co. II,
w. IL. Bender, ist Lieut.. Co. /.
G. j. Schuyler, 2nd Lieut.. Co. /.
7. w. Boyce, 2nd Lieut.. Co. X.