The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
THE corrEnIlEAp ORGAN.

The editor OF the a drerftSer, and the
present "nep" Secretary Of State, who
sneaked into said Office during the absence
Of 100000 gallant soldiers from Ohio, at
iempis in his last issue, to exonerate the
" Democratic" Vallandighnm traitors, as
the ins,igators of the New York mob -
lie denies the charge, and enters q de-
fcnso Cor the traitors. We make the
charge that the Democratic leaders Of the
wing Of that party, arc re-
sponsiblc for the riot, the numbering Of
loyal citizens, the destruction Of their
propcrty,and the burning Of the colored
Asy um which contained about 1000 help.
less orphan lrihosc Democratic lead.
dors nre not guilty, how did it occur, that
property belonging to Fernando Wood,
aud other leading traitors in New York
was not destroyed How is it hat,Fcr-
nando Wood did not aid in putting down
this Democratic Coppcrhead riot How
is it, that the mob, when marching past
the residences Of those traitors would
stop aud cheer them ! How is il, that
no Democratic Coppcrhead Of the Fer
nnndo Wood aud Vullundighnm rebel
" peace policy" was disturbed, but left to
go their way uumolcstcd How is it,
that Governor Seymour, when addressing
this Democratic Coppcrhcad mob, whose
hands were red with the blood Of innocent
women aud children, called them all his
friends How Is il, that the New York
Times aud other loyal papers were thrca-
tened with destruction, and the World
and Ne,os, two tory Ropcrs were chcercd
by the Democratic Copperbead mob =
How Is It, that every loyal citizen who
was seen on the street was brutally bcn.
ten, aud in many Instances murdched !
When the A dpcrtiser answers the above
questions in n satisfactory way, and proves
that his mob was not prcmeditutcd long
ago by his political friends in New York,
and that no Democrats" were at the
head of II, but aided in putting down the
mob, we will withdraw the charge, but
not till then
The "neU" Secretary also says, il is
n wonder that they do not charge that
vallandghnm was in New York in dis
guise, heading the mob !" Not ut ALL
You never knew traitor but what was
coward, when life wos at stake. Just so
with Vallandgham aud Woods after get
ting lot Of their ignorant worshippcrs
out Of the five points to head the riot -
Woods was missing, and Vallandighom
was enjoying the hospitality of his tory
friends in Canada. lie further says, (tho
Union mcn)," they nre mean enough to
make any charge" Not so fast, Mr.. Sc-
crctary. We have saw great many
mean Democrats in our time, aud great
many iirst.ratc Democrats who we're per-
feet gentlemen. but CT all the mean poll.
ticians we have ever seen, the editor OF
the A dreriiser is the most perfect and
consnmmatc piece Of mcanness in a po-
itcal point of view that can be found
And further states, The truth is, that
this riot sprung from what is called the
Working Mems Association" This
of course, is as false as the language used
by the traitor Valandighum ! The truth
is, that the New York mob was originat-
ed by the cowardly leading democratic
traitors They planed this wicked move
mcnt to raise an opposition to the draft,
and TO set the authority Of our Govern
mcnt at defiance. twas no working
mems movement" at all, sir twas the
movement Of mon who have been acting
as leaders of the Democratic party for the
last three years. lie also states, that the
Working Men of New York held q
meeting on the subject us early as last
spring. aud declared their hostility TO
Conscription." This Is another base
faisehood The truth IL, IL was no work.
ing mems meeting. II will not do
to palm off such stuff on honest working
men 10 screen the action Of Democratic
Coppcrhcods. 1t was n meeting Of thu
leading Democratic ira itors in New iorh
city. Woods and Vallandigham address
ed the meeting Their audience wO'
made up Of all the shoulder hiters, thieves
and pick-pockcts out of the Five Points
When Vallandirhom was addressing tina
meeting, he used the following trcasona
ole language:
"Wili You send your sons again 20 th'
battlefield : Overwhelming, cnthusins
tic, aud unanimous cries, No, No = NE
yer, never! Not II know mysclf"l T.
Shalt they be conscriptod TO carry on ihii
war for two years more, aud for the ne
gro [Trcmcudous out6ursts, Wells
/ Chects, Cries at mo, never = lie
them try it. See them d--d first wv
defy them"
How DO you like thelanguagc the Ohi'
traitor used when addressing the "Work
ing Mems Associotion"last spring in New
York ! IT is prerostCrous to think, tha
thc honest and Intelligent worki0g .nei
woUId sanction such reasonable Language
ard invite two such seoundrcls as Wood
and YallanLigham 10 defend theif esose
ia was no meeting of working men. but
meeting of traitors. and addressed b.
traitors, who urged them to rise np an
set the laws Of our country at defiance
Whom you was publishing such bas
Calschood, why didn't ysu add that Jef