The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
The Republic Fair Again.

4 WV seNN Nahf~hy heh ~ Nv
q public, and the slanderer and fslsifer @
I those who took part in their defense, a
q the various meetings, gotten mp by him
! selfapd two or three other gentlemen
They having failed at every mectin,
o where fun houses Of intelligent ci,iEen
= stamped Mr. Reynolds ISLANDERS on thos,
!, ladies false, and fully vindicstcd theu
by their unanimous votes. Beaten snC
I. discomftcd, Mr.. Reynolds resorts to IN,
D public prints, aud to hide the weakness
Of his case resorts to low vulgar language
such as no gentleman would use, hopin.
10 lead me from the main issue. but u,
, has much mistaken his man. In my for
mer article I showed that Mr.. Reynolj,
: had got displeased at these ladies Sbou
, certain stand at the fair. Mr.. Reyn
I olds, admits in his last article and say'
the stand was drawn rs free dona,ion
All! yes, when his private speculation We,
failed by the indignation of The people
che was willing to settle the matter with
the officers" further stated that he
purchased the stand of boy for $3.50.
He admits the purchase but cautiously
keeps the price out Of sight, aud to show
his feeling for the poor soldiers, I will add
that this SAG 30 stand, was taken by Mr..
Reynolds from a poor soldier boy at s5,.
80 and he requested the lad 10 report
that the price was s2o. All, wonderful
6e"evo,euce, to aid the poor soldiers. I
showed thai he had slOndered those Ia.
dies by false statement OF .hen account,
wherein the ayails OF the fair hod been
largely stated by himself and associates.
put the fsets us they really existed in
figures, which he ATTEMPTED TO answer
with sneer, "Tbc only issue as to the
account was how much money and goods
ought those ladies' to account for at the
the close Of the iair," for the committee,
all agreed u pom the report Of the society
and only differed in one particular as to
the fair; that difference was S25. At the
commencement of the fair they had S25
on hand that bought S3l9 Of goods.
When the fair closed they had in goods
and money SII3, they paid money for the
goods 1919, which left balance Of sl24.
They had some small articles on hand
not suitable for the Sanitary Com
mission amounting to Ss which taken
from the 1924 leaves a balance
of SIi6 d.d,c, f,o,, ,L;. - 49,
So5 on b,ud ,nd .,, , -.
or 40, a. rroe,. TLi. ;, a., -
accounted e., n, N. Lii. 80
the hooks and nnners boc,ro mo .,l,,h
Mr.. Revpolds AR ,,v o,o ,i.o ain t.
npv o,ber ,,,. .o,,,,;, Iii -
,h., D,vh.n Ri -,. r,,,.
:" 'a'"' '"e'o ''uSs
"o ""''"' 20 aoo'e S'"'cu a"o
ho'e never IN woru OF deed varied from
IL am charged oy Mr. Reynolds as
having said ON several occasions that the
TRANSACTIONS oil those females was us
oiack os nell" and that gave that as n
rec son why | did not attend the fair.
Now that is simply false. But look M
The beautiful consistency orNJr Rcv,oId.,
statement. the ,ronhlc yvi,h tho
i;d M, ,omm.roo ,,u Ar. ~
,o,,h, o. &C.. ~.
!. "'' ''""' y" 'io 'a'' uu''
"s Ito P'oe'es'' ""u II" cohP'"ihts were
MADE as 10 tue funds until long after the
lalr closed. so von see Mr. Revh"hs nor,
'''o' So -" '"' P"'
couid not nave ""uo u'y huon s'"'e"'"'
rs to transactions wh'ch hau not trans
PRED.
l had never heard one single word of com
plaint or dissatisfnction from any one ex
cept MIR. Reynolds right bower in this
matter until after the appointment Of the
second committeei aud il the gentlemen
who Is playing the part Of "the monkey
with the cats paw" will remove the seal and
unlock the door. I will yentllte h i'm to his
heart. cont ents. ...r--.
Til. chairman of ,ha .cc,nd eommit,ee
..,,.d mn q, M. IN .x,n,,ne IN, books and No
oo,n,. ro,.r,d 10 ,ho commits. "a ,h.v, ouId
ro, .,,.s in ,,,,,inn 10 ,br p,,t;,, Of ,Le fair
ala 40 and found ,h. matter, all right
rL. .o.on,,. u.,. No, ban, han. IN .,,,
. u.nnor a. . .c;,rc.d hooh l.sn.r wou,a
h. y, done. I'm. thew were ken, in nm homes,
s,roicb, forward manner that apv one who
felt so di,po.ed could readily comprehend
found the repres entations Of the accusers Of
these ladies were "as black as hell" yea
they we've as black as fiends could make
them, they had not even shadow Of truth
Mr.. REYNOLDS makes a wonderful show Of
trumpets, by saying "E. 7. stickney can't