The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

mocrHcy. Tic drew terrible picture Of the
which marked tho close Of Dnehauan's Ad.
minisration, or the 30 called Democratic
Party's term Of power ard the first six weeks
Of President l. iucolu's Administration While
the policy Of TcaCe prevailed. lie showed
/ from Nallantigham's Record good authoIi
Ity) III at his IVA allnndighhni's> patriotism,
looked upon those Elk weeks Of darkness and
sadness TO our Nation. os weeks Of "honor
prosperity and happiness"
! The Judge then discussed the future poll
ey Of the sn called Democratic Party in the
event OF their Obtaining control Of the Gov
ernment. lie said they have given us a
thread 10y Whic' the tortuous wiudings oi the
labyrinth of their aticrm aud a clue to the
meaning OF the 18th clause in which they
propose to amend the constitution, judging
10y the light of their propose, lreis azure in
Coucl'ss in leGl il,y int, ndtl 10 include
in their ,endmchts. the division Of the Tn
ion into four sections. The slave States
constituting one. The Crittcnlcn compro.
tection places the question OF Slavery in all |
territories South of 36 30 tcyord the pow.
er of the p' oplc to con rol it, the suppression
Of anti slavery agitation by silencing all dis |
cussion upon the hearing of pro slavery leg |
is!atiOn upon our own free institutions aud
suppress ing all ru blicaiions not friendly to
slavery. The Free Spe, ell, Free Press clau.
i sea OF the old institution are to be stlick.
en out.
, They propose 10 withdraw the Army from
'le seeded States, break up the blockade
surrender to the Government of JEFF. Davis
all the public property within his domin
;, ions, reduce the Army and Navy too peace
establishment and then, ask jeff Davis to
resign. And they propose in H. event Of
their success ia the --."e OF peace TO innug
urnte ci.!t war in OHIO, aud with the State
~ litia to defy the power of the Union.
l. The speaker said, the courage OF the pence
" Democracy as exhibited in the " Holmes
c county war;" create no terror. lie then
drew an amusing picture Of that CHE Holmes
J., county camrnign) aud the ingloriuus flight
of the Peace Democracy, before eIhau sling
their entire stock of whisky. But, said he,
surprising Mr.. Pugh should raise 100 900
war Democrats, who ate us good fighting
men ms can he found any where and should
arm aud equip his nrmy at an ,xpcuse of
50 ,000 900 OF dollars To the tax pay,rs Of
Ohio does he not know that he will be resist.
ed in ia ath 10y 90 COO Ohio volunteers Who
~, 4 hn nl h., II T,,..
I and If necessary the whole U rion army now
in the field.
Tie speaker here introduced u UmiCn man
= holding colloquy with Mr. Pugh. who in-
e quires of him why he did not march his ar
r my Of 100 900 Democrats against the reJe's,
s to vindcate the honor and dignity of the ma
tiou which had been Y .olated by the seizure
q our Forts, Arsennls, Mint, Revenue Cut.
+. tiers, the firing upon our Merchant vessels on
= the Mississippi, the hauling down Of our
Flag, and the arbitrary arrest and imrrison.
!, ment Of hundreds Of good Union men in the
seeded Stnte7 and why, instead OF desClatIng
e Ohio with civil war. he and his party, did not
a accept Of Lncon's compromise and pro
cure the return OF Vallandghsm by the com
a mittee Of 10, or majority Of them signing
n the Presidents three propositions, lie eharg-
. ed how the bad faith and il consistency Of
h Pugh and his followers in declaming against
Y Union men for refusing to accept the Crit.
J.. tenden compromise, though it involved an
n rnc onditional submission to the armed die.
talion OF the South, while they, to preserve
the dignity Of ten Democrats, would devas.
1t tate the State Of Ohio, by Civil war.
lie He then paid his respects to Negro Equal.
.e ity" and showed up its absurdity Of all and
y denounced the man who in this trying hour of
Is the nations peril aud while such mighty is
!. sues are inv olved, the canvass should make
l. such low appeal to the ignorance and preju-
% dice Of the people.
lie He closed by thanking the ladies for the
d deep interest they had mNn tested in the can.
le vase, their attendance at the niOn NEE tngs
y and the enc engagement they had given to
is the laborer in the cause Of the country and
appealed to them, not to be worried in we'll
doing. but to keep their lamps trimmed and
burning. and prepare for the Presidential can
-. 'esS ""io" WIN soon oPeu uPoh U.s.
y He enjoiRed upon all, to watch and labor
until the safety Of the nation against all its
" enemies had been assured and final and
" complete triumph achieved. Their labor in
this campaign had been rewarded for the
election OF John Brough by the home vote
was as certain, az that TO morrow's sun
y would rise.
u The meeting closed with the Patriotic old
- cong z Pluris pnum, three cheers for tho
y choir and three cheers for Brough. Union and
10 Victory.
The League then adjourned to meet at the
call Of the Executive Committee to celebrate
~ ths election Of Brough and Anderson and the
a triumph Of patriotism, oyeF Traitors aud
m Treason,
4. Camp OF the sth q. v. I.-Eear CaI-
10 pepper, q. IL. ya,-Oct 1th Is63.-