The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-09
Sneeoh nf Gov. Rrough.

We give below the Cincinnati Ca
sestes telegrsphic report Of Gov.
Broueh's speech, delivered on the even
Ing OF the a5,h;
A committee appointed by tho state
Convention to wait on Gov Brough sno
request him to speak to the people thls
evening, performed that duty, end at
O'Clock the Governor appeared on the
west terrace Of the capitol, 10 'front.' OF
which a concourse had assembled. The
Governor was really to unwell to speak
but a half hour. He said as many good
things o. could we'll be pressed into that
sp,cs. he spoke Of the pleasure II af'
forded him to meet them, and he entirely
Indorsed the proceedings Of the Conven-
Il IN which were characterized by har-
moay and enthusiasm. These things
srs always the hhrbiugers Of success
All had their predictions for represon'
tatives Of the party, but these gave way
before the great issue. To sustain the
Government and the war for the integrity
Of the country, was to-day higher and
q noblcr duty, than securing the success
or the destruction Of any enemy, and he
is "a noblcr and better patriot, In this
hour, "If you need sacrifice, put me
there aud consume me TO ashosW The
Governor commended the expression OF
the Convention IN favor Of Mr.. Lincoln
as their choice Tor President, and said
a..,.oa. The rs.., fac, was nntont
;,h ,ha noonie Ia, ,hov had n, The head
rsH,jr. Shn,n or s,rict in,rgrItv and
.a,aaS, soas.,,, To nav no, co,,c m
lie s,sndarj hn, no has disnInvcd in
,s;. snn,o., : s,csJf.s, conrn,c and a
..n.tsn.s. ~ n,snoso csscnt1sl 10 Ia
.mrs...e,I, r,,,nn,inn. and ,hcro IA moth.
Inc ,h,, wn,lJ ms,,rv ,ho nublic In max.
inc a ch,ngc In suei nm hour ps this,
,hsrs Snre you hovc Looked Ia The grand
,..,i,,o h. nccnmnlsbcd.
lie dd moi ,binL mi. nc,ion was any
,casc,i,n on arv NJ Tho other noble men
who ,re Giving their services 10 tho
so,n,,v .nJ n, Ia un,nst 20 The oouplo 10
ssv ,hs, thew would sven forget them or
hc nngrs,ei,l
lie s,oLe In warm terms of the State
,,cle, lie wna ginJ Ia know they had
moi oyerlooked the claims of the Scared
,e,e,sns
Then pnssipg on 10 tho question how
politIcal succcss was 10 be won. ho said
success wns 10 come from tho muzxles
ofC;rnn,,s nuns. Therefore. they must
m,,s,n ,heir c;ovrrpment and their army
IN IN. 6eld with ali Tho mon and money
necessary for their complo,e suoccss.-l
The condict should be made not linper.
inc bu, ,bor, and decisive. Itwas with
,h,s view ,hn, no vcn,ured IN do AN nct
which wo,ld probabIv reccive censure ma
a Ind already viz. tho calling out the
National Guard. hut no know there were
an hundred thousand veterans In iortlica.
,ions and guarding railroads which were
needed 10 sircngi6cn our army In the
6cb Tbe Gallant General who lends
Thai army did NO, ash for these TO be
.lreug,hsncd. bu, ,hnt The men might be
n, the 6eId or bn,,lc.
Tbere wa, no time for drafting or getting
,oiun,cers fnr ,ine w,, tho cssenec NJ
tho contrnet. md no would saw hero tbo,
he had the records Ia sbow that hut for
an, clorLs,. record or Ohio. Grant and
M. srmx would no, hava been where
th.v nrc IN night.
Is Ala moi snv ,bi. or M. own accord.
hui as coming frum HIGHER authority