The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-03

tho wntcrs OF the Kcnnebcc and make
Ihcm flow I'D the dam Nothing short OF
Almighty power can change tho hearts
lofthe. North as to induce then, TO yield
In this struggle; and, unforiunatcly iori
| ltho Copperheads, God is not on their ado,
Soldcr--proui Of his orc ler, rroud
,r Ne cbcvrone of honorable service,
nrond ofbls country, proud oihis politics
rut,ing in "No," "nnd hc cannot be on
,boir sjds willie he maintains his present
rcspcctob'li'y"
0.rGon. Harrison was branded by the
democratic party in 1910, ns coward,
ga rranny,""a pe,ticoat General @c.,
and he was a champion in the ranks Of
the pnrty who could muster courage
enough 10 raise n "balmoral." What
win be said Of the doughty General
McC lellnn, who, at the baltic of Mall
vern Hill, occupied the quarter deck OF
the pun boat "Galena" tho fnct OF
which thus for has not been controvcrt-
ed.
0-'yThc Coppcrhonds complain that
the soldiers voted against them. sorry
for the Cops, but it shows tho side self
sacrificing patriotism - on
0yyTho Coppcrhcads give various
reasons for not carving Pcnnsylvania'
Ohio and Indiana. They fail, howeyer,
To stats the true reasOn-tbcy didn't
have votes enough.
0yMcCIellun met with no crowning
success while trying the war tactlcs,-
/ lie is dnomcd To worse lnilurc IN his
attempt to practice peace tactics.
01y- George u. Prentice snys, when we
get Lynchburg the Rebellion VIII be
l"lynchcd."
O~J-Tho editor Of the Charleston Mcr-
cury says that he will follow the fortunes
of the Conlcdcrucy. We have no doubt
that he will, for it is going to the Devil
0.J-The papers say thatJcG. Davis is
l"down in tieorpia" We trust that he
will soon be "down," everywhere.
ORA Young lady was told by mar
ricd la " that she had bottrr procipitatc
hcrscror the Niagru Falls into the
bnsin beneath than marry. Tho young
! lady replied: 81 would, IL ! thonght
could fnd husband at the bottom!'
0Ay-Trcuson is political privilege, is
the Insertion Of the d mocrHcy in their
urab ut the Pr, sijency in 1854. What is
this! Is IL the dcmcntiu that preccdc
the destruction OF those doomed by the
gods--or is it the ripcness Of rottcnncss
I--or is Il the full bloom Uf wickcdness
born Of that sum Of all vlluinics, Human
Slavery ~. y. Tribune.
Gey"Out Of the mouths of babes md
sucklngs" il true now us in tho days of
the psalmist DO readers remember
Rcbeca, the little tchite slavc.girl from
the South! There was a whole column
of argument IN her answer, when she
was asked If she wouldvttc for MeClel'
Tau: "lr were a Rjbol, would!'
0y~Let every man go to tho frontr'
say Jcfr Davis.
cit eve'y man go to the rcar!' says
Gen. Mcclellan.
OsyJ n. Davis tells his Richmond
army that they have "lhc vital ISSUE
now before them. Perhaps ho means
the vittc issue.
WE are in regular receipt Of tho Tiilin
(Ohiu) Tribune-one of the oldest and
/ best puprrs in Northern Ohio. We
worked as "j0ur" in the above pamed OF.
flee in 1856, consequently the paper is
welcomed as an old friend. Keep on
sending it, Bro. kaga,
0y"Wc orc bcnton-by Gcorge!"
exclaimed Coppcrhcad in Indiana, with
a slight gnashng Of his tceth Verify;
and you will be beaten by George in
every State north of Mason and Dixon,
Down South, he runs too strong for us.
0,y"If n traitor strikes down the
American Flag, shoot him on the spot!'
has become unto us a law of war und Il
law of honor Says the Lord Dundrealy
Of Democratic politics, "EXhwaust u II the
rcswourccs of Statcsmapship, TO per-
swuadc tho individual to lit tho Ameri-
can Flag up ugain. But don't shoot'
The Toronto, Globe, in an article on
the late Union victories AT the bullot.boN,
says: General Mcclellan never had
any reasonable prospect of being elected,
but present appearances Indicate that he
| has as good chance of getting to be
Emperor of Japan as he has OF. becoming
/ Pr, sident OF the United States.
Hoods grand movement around Shcr.
mans flank, from which the rebels hoped
so much has turned out to DO miscra.
ole abortion. His utmost efforts are
now being directed to getting out of
Shcrman's way, and back safely to his
old quarters. IL is rather to be feared
that another great, general engagement
will not be wrung from him, But he can
hardly escape without some damaging
blows upon his rear.
0cyAt Winchester, when Emery,
General of the 10th corps. dispatched
his aid to Sheridan TO tell him he had
charged the enemy, the latter said.
"Goud! tell Emery he is a brick!' We
send greeting To Indiana, and say
"DeOr lloosier State, You arc whole
brck.kiln."
055-Thc following dialogue between
two hostile pckcts is decidedly good
Yank-"You fellows arc awful ragged,
bu, swnw you all fight Hike gtout.
R,b-"Rogged, hghu recon wo do.
Hut YOU jus, wait till we get naked
that's ALL" .......
or The Copperheods are Opologizing
for not receiving votes enough in lud-
una, Pennsylvania and Ohio. No apollo.
gies arc necessary.
OL}- 1t Is notorious fact that McClel.
Ian was ON board of u gunboat during
the battle Of Malvern Hill. ltris not
generally known that il was with ditlicul.
y he was kep, from going down the coal
hole.
OSj~Tho friends of George d. McClcl.
Ian are clamorous for peace with the
rebels, but much more clamoruus Tor
war with the friends OF the Goyera-
meat.
0SyA bulternut asked a soldier il he
mna Inr MrClrllnn. nMrClrllnnl tho