The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
Timely Words.

We have reached the limit 0f popcr
money. Not only tho limit fixed by the
act of Congress, but that established by
the interchangeable laws Of finance and
trade. Those among you who will trans
act business hereafter upon the idea that
the currency OF the country is tJ disap-
pear, like assignots in the French Rev0.
I luton. will surely meet RUN and Iisuster.
I This country can carry on this wsr upon
lllc present basis Of expenditure without
borrowing from any traitor, cronker, or
coward; and although the debt that we
may impOs. on posterity will be hrge.
WY large, yet we must remember that,
every ten years doubles our ability 10 pas
that we have buundlcss fields Of gold
waiting for the hand Of Iabor-ihat we
have an active and cntrgctic p,oplc, be-
frc whom financial aud physical q lIicul.
ties disappear, aud county tccming
With tyefy kind of wcaltd, end fields
broad enougl, to give active employment
and great prosperity 10 oncbolf Of the
overflow ing labor Of Europe.
| would not undcraic the burdens Of
war, but gentleman, you must have oh.
served that every man who, during this
war, has had faith IN The Government,
and has conducted his business upon tho
idea that il will survive all the strupplcs
of his time, that its bonds will be good,
and is money good, aud its credit untorn-
ishrd has been succcssru. and will cou.
tnue 10 be successful. fAppInusp, I
When we look to our military opcrntions
we have no cnuse for discourngpmcnt.
4 A
iion OF eight millions Of people could rot
/ be subdund. Many Of us underrats the
task Of compelling the rebels to obey the
laws. but the progress of our armies
shows US lhut we can compel oh diencc
To the laws, even where tho rrbeIinn
cX,cnds to ciulit millious of pcoplc. We
! mny be discouraged occasionally by raids
and defeats. The line of our advance
NAV waycr.
| Iiu, the general course of miliatnry
events las been constantly favorable TO
our ultimate success. We had 10 suffer
defeats to learn the wortliIcssnrss of
some of our generals. We had to sufr; r
ldclcats TO cure the conservatism of some
of our people. Bu, now. thank God, no
Ipolncll general aud no cr1ukinu con.
| sctyatiyc can siIi ct the march of our nr.
mics. Exncricnce has tnuylit us some
| lessons, aud among them is one, that
military movements can only be conduct.
ed successfully Ly educated military mon.
or ,huse whose nniural capucity enables
them soon 10 overcome mi.ilnry cxperi.
eucr. IApplause.1 Aud VIZ arc mo- Ioup-
Irr tr,tbird by the conservatism of men
who would not have negro did us in the
Nnr lest he mipht be killed. nnd WIN
would not hovi Us rmnncipa,e the slaycs
of our crcmies because il might interfere
with the ID, mocralic party.
Gen. GRAFT now thurders at the gates
of Richmond, aud trust, is already in
posse rssion Of Petersburg. IAprlallse. |
Gen. Sherman has truverscd three States
and Is now III 'he hcar' oi ,hc Southern
'o"'ouv'"'y' ~ 'Ir oousuu Guy ol thelr
poWcr, Wy tno waters n'Wlhg INTO tn"
nu'' o' mcN'oo' lAPp'ouse.l hnu now,
'c''oW 'v',hens' ! osh yvu, you VINO are
chsog III we pe'ce'ul Iuisuhs oi lilc,
VINO "rc WorN'hS W your shops ana OF
hSrs, OF cu'tV1'hg VEG o' nutl,ul hills
"n'vh SurrouPu ur cV' isk y'u II
you nave not 'u.ca 10 perVrm ms well
as lhe soIulers ~ the htld or c'Vli oiii'
Gers oI th' ""vcrhneh''-N w ,tIuut your
old, armies ana monty VIII fail. Both
must nave the hearty support of the pru-
pie, VINO are IN th's country, the source
ind fountain OF power. Every man ol
you owes 10 hlT country ~ this time Of
peru sacred duty' ana The lcehl,st can
not rclu-e 'orcndcr TINS service, without
lDPlnU tulHH 10 nlg ulltrN- iuIgn la bi.
uutl-a worthless atom "i the commune
" III which he hv's' How, Then chn :.
o,'tcr perform lhat GUY !!a!"u ny heartily
anu checr."''y pay Ing the taxes imposed
on you by law; by cheeriully aud kindly
supporting the constituted authorize.
IN their very difficult tu.iar' ~ ,.,.,,,.
them With ui,"-'. ,,J c,rb .!,o "e'',"s
Gn,, b,ri,,, ,h., So,, ha,.,, ~
in thoi, sn, ,ss I -, I,., w. 80. s'"sc Nc
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Inns u,b,ch ,,,,, ,,,oos..,, ~, ~, w Wv
nr wor IN I'M an r,,,r a,s,; a''i t :
your Trcasnrv 'fAnnismse / I' ''rP'
Wh,i nirI Xxx p,su'r' e,
in vour miJs, whn ~ '"m ".os, - .I '"oIo ,n'n' %
,n nronrJ ,n,a,o t. ""'
srowling md rrnmL liyn, ,aIlims "s @ a"u
of tho ,urnS nnJ dsmsn't"is t :" ~,
i peSoc, pcnori uron ,ny ,"r"s svn" p,iSI, ~ /,
sac,i6ccs the cy,s,cncc oc ,hsir comn,rr
Tho honor of our soldiers, nnJ tho So,e ~
the republican ooyernm,nt for rencrs
lions TO comet With what scorn Viii
tho children of tbis grncrntinn nnJ % ,hn
men of tho ncxt orncTnt,on Main, ,n hnso
base recrconls. wbn in The neri,1 nr,hnir
counlry's suu1nlr, lend ro nd ~ ho.
national cause, but epdravor no MI H.,
arls of demnpnpism IN imneJ,, NV
cess. win Ihrv not bc rrgardod nj
even great, r cuH,rmnt in the ln,ure ,hnn
the Turi, . of the r. y,m,ion. or ,h"se
who, in the late war with Great pr,tsn,
rendered ,nLiroct and Ia lhe G,r,.ion cnc'
my Fur one | wuuld inthpr ha ,ha
yG,apeipa'ed slave oi.a soulhyrp plnpta.