The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

and Henry Whrd breener VI tno cncSt
tha, the war, begun by the South, could
not stop until slavery was abolished, and
10 which they all agreed with A. II.
Stevens In his. address before the war
w.s fair,y l sugora'e. To my min!t ese
extracts were either the expression OF
individual hope with reference to slavery
alone, or were the prophetic views OF
such men as could trace events from
their csuses TO their legitimate results
But by q little d. xter1us oraiorical leger-
dcmsin, the speaker made all the gull
bIes In the hail believe that he was read
inc from the oraclcs Of the Republican
party, and that he was presenting moth
ing else than the settled policy and pur.
porc Of the present administration.
Mr.. Pillars frequently INDUCED ir lit
tie plcasantries, and was often reminded
Of an snecdote, as he said, Lincoln 10
sometimes reminded Of stories, aud he
(Pillars) had a. guod right to think of
a Jest as Lincoln.
In viewing from his standpoint the re-
suit Of emancipAtion--I suppose on the
principle ofjudgng all white men BY him
self,--hc could only see perfect anal
gsmaiion Of the white and black races;
and he referred tu II. w Beecher, who
had said that the q ,rmans, Irish and Ne.
groes did not come TO this country to re'
main dis,ine, ruces through oil time. but
be intimately 40 blended, os to build up
q most glorious monument of intcllectu.
al and physical strength. Here the speak
or struck an attitude ,ht, shoul d bo seen
to be appreciated, and remarked, "You
see hc leaves the Yankee out altogether,
II shall have to look round to see when
come In; ard my rod headed compecr
(msking a significant gesture towards the
chsirmsn) where does he come inl But
you don't find the Anglo Saxon bu ldirg
such monuments. The Democrats don't
W ant to be engaged in tho monument
building business" e. strong application
Of Boots
The speaker gave as an illustration Of
the Republican Party tendencies, nm &C.
count Of recent meeting in NV York,
go,tcn up under the auspices OF the cen.
trail Lincoln Club. Alter parnding the
streets, they went to hall, the head.
quarters Of the club, the speeches were
hurried through aud the company closed
thc exercises with a dance, ,--hnds q grand
balll Now who conducted that bnlll |
Why the ladies and gentlemen Of color
in New York. Greely was thero and
others, foremost men Of the party who |
Joined In
"itrpirg ,hs hgh, hn,.aie tos"
and threading the gidiy mazrs Of the
dance. They chasndc and balanced
their partners, and crossed over, and had
n glorious dance. Well, when the dance
was done they must have refreshments,
aud there was hucklebcrries and cream.
Now, there is an eternal 6tness ofthings.
Straw berries Bnd cream, white folks
would have had. bat huckleberries aud
cream were more appropriate. the berries
the colored duncers, aud tho
cream tho white-thc cream Of the land! I
possessing all the piety, and oil the learn
ing, and all the patriotism of the whole I
country. Well, Mr. Greely must take his
partner 10 the rrireshment table and have I
ZONE hucklcbcrries and crcum! And while /
they were eating, ,hcv were they were I
talking also, aud Mr.. Greedy said to Miss
Saow Ball, we have nov arrived TO the
gate of the paradise we have been so Ter.
yently praying for, is il not deliciousl And
Miss Snow Ball replied, va! va! Massa
Greedy Especially de cream" Gap
plause difficult To describe.)
"Now," continued the speaker, "I
wont say all this is true. Hut I have
heard il was true. think il is true. II
has been printed and must be iruc. but
| can tell you democrat would not
have known himself ia such dance, he
would rather set the niggers to work."
He read from a ?smphlet entitled
10 show that the present
ia aiming at a complete
nma lgupu,ion OF the whites and blacks
in this country. One extract said there
was national yearsing ia the white
race for a perfect intercourse with the
black, but not knowing how TO interpret
II, they 90 langui>hing through life
and here he was reminded of al anec
dote. When Artemus Ward opened up
his wax figures for exhibition at Berlin
Heights, one good woman approached
the door with her arms extended exclaip,