The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
POLITICAL.


wicked aud tyranicsl, not single corc
has been uttered IN dcRuneiaiioa Of South
, ern TrditorS-no, not a word, Nothing
has been said against Jefferson Davis
but the very contrary, some of the rcbc
chief was more loyal man than the
President of the United Statesi Com
ment is unnecessary. These Democrat.
ic speakers are mere allies of the South.
ern rebels.
Two boys were reading the Mcclellan
placurd:
"Nhat's G. d. forl What's his name!
said one.
"Gun Boat Mcclellan" was the re.
ply.
What do they call him Gun Boat Nc.
Clellen lori
"Becousc he was six hours on board OF
one at Malvern Hill fight, and don't re-.
member anything about it,"
The army sentiment was well OK.
pressed by soldier in the Vermont
Election. A Copperhcad ticket was
thrust at him as he limpcd up to the polls.
lie took ii and looked at it musingly,
then threw il away with the remark.
"what laundering fool should be to
20 down to Virginia and fight Rebels
three years with my mnskct, and then
come here to stab myself in the back
with piece Of paper like that!"
Colonel Grover, Of Indiana, was one of
the Federal officers placed uu1er fire at
Charleston, and recently exchanged.
lie reports that the only remaining hope
of the rebels LIES IN THE SUCCESS
OF THE COPpERIIEAD PARTY IN
THE COMING ELECTION, and in u
consequent divisisn in the North OF The
re election Of Mr.. Lincoln they regard as
The ,corst evii that could befdH hem.-G0
The Freemun's Journal and Catholic
Register, published in New York city.
gave the following warning:
"Ifyou seek disaster nominate McClel-
Ian; the old Democracy wont vote him. 4"
Mr.. Harris, of Maryland, uttered the
following sober truth in the Chicago
Convention.
"IIc will be beaten every where, as he
was at Antictam.'
Dan Rice, the circus rider, is the Nc.
Clcllan candidate for Senator in the dis.
trict composed of Erie and Crawford
Counties, Pa. The calculation evidently
is that, if anybody can ride the two hUr.
ses, War Democracy and Peace ditto,
Dan is the boy; but the trick is beyond
human achievement. No man can ride
two steeds when going at full gallop in
opposite directions.
A CERTAIN copperhend paper, bert on
deception, says ali the war Democrats
support Mcclellan. This is not true
Such war Democrats, as BIN. Butler,
Dix, Logan, Grant, Sheridan, Rosecrons,
among the fighters, aud Tod, Drough,
Stanton, Andy Johnson, and halfa mill
ion of the rank and file all 90 Lincoln g.
Johnson aud for putting down the rebels.
ond they will elect the one and punish
the other, mark that.
THERE are twelve papers in West Vir.
gina which sustain Lincoln, and not a
single one which supports Mcclellan
That shows how the loyal men fee in the
States which have felt the terrible evils
of the Shareholders rebellion. But the
traitors and sneaks are to'a man opposed
to Lincoln and in favor of Mcclellan.
0S5-Rev. DR., Breckinrd.e in late
speech tetineda Kentucky Copperhead 8
one who "had double grained love for
the nigger, and a double grained hatred
of the government; a man who hates the
government because he loves negro slaves
better than his own Soul. That defina.
ton applies to Ohio Copperheads without
word Of change.
0NFJonN CocHRAYE, of New York,
life long Democrat, who was nominated
at Cleveland on the ticket with Fremont
for the Vice Presidency, has come out
with letter declining the race. John
has sense enough to know that he had
not the ghost ofa chance for an election,
and that the only effect of his being a
candidate would be 10 aid Mr. Pendleton,
who has been an opponent OF ali attempts
to put down the rebellion from the begin.
ming. John has notion that traitors
ought to be punished. Ilc thinks they
de serve hanging. Hence he comes out
in fnvor of Lincoln and Johnson, who are
engaged in putting down The rebels. -
Thut is what he likes. John is sensible,
at last.
Jefferson Davis would gladly give
every blade of cotton in the Confcdcracy
to defeat Lincoln and elect Mcclellan
fo- he knows that Lincoln means to
prosecute the war until the rebellion is
crushe d; while the Mcclellan platform
boldly prononnces "ihe experiment of
war failure" and urges its abandon.
ment. -Nashvive Times.
The New York Herald, in view Of the
prospective course Of the Wood Peace
Democracy have lately adopted, suggests
that "they might as well pass resolutions
declaring that none but jeff. Davis sym.
pothizers shall vote for their ticket.
There is no need of such resolutions
none but jeff. Davis sympathiseis will
vote for the ticket anyhow.
0TThe Withdrawal Of Gen. Fremont,
the speech of Mr.. Chase, the speech of
Senator Wade. and the abandonment of
the proposed Union Convention on the
2Sth., at CINCINNATI, have been Just so
many bombs in the Copperhead camp;
while Sheridan's victory is an exploded
mine under their whole army.
HTThe proposed Conyention Of dis
contents, who proposed to get up anther
Uniun candidate in opposition to Mr..
Lincoln, which was called to meet at Gin
cinnati on the 25th inst. has been aban.
doned.
OF Soldiers the Peace Democracy in
sultingly ask you to surrender to the
traitors, whom you huve well nigh con-
quered. Give such stinging rebuff To
these craveDs in November nexi, that
they will remember it in all time to
come.
II is positively stated that Early had
prepared on ihevery day he was attacked
by Sheridan, to make preliminary