The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Washington Correspondence.
wAsHisoroS. d. Q. Nov IS, 1864


many Of your read RS would intcrcs
themselves thereby. headquarters" Ar
my aud Navy, A. Lincoln, commanjer.in
chief Rumor Is so rife, and in conhic
with the general opinion, that our nc
knowieJged critics almost despair 10 an
t,eipsting the action Of the Administro
,ion In lis contemplated change ofpolicy
which is 90 we'll known here to be
significant fact. The great moral force
OF the recent political victory has opone'
tho eyes Of our officials, that Thu
immediate steps fer the iuiotivo of fixet
determined policy Of" Warrior the Union,
will soon bussi upon the people with its
magic force, Us 10 bring the wandering
und waverjpg masses TO acknowledge The
wisdom Of the chief executive, as well as
to CRAFTY the highest anticipation OF his
most srdeot supporters. The "Whitc
House," for many days pas, has been The
receptacle Of the most talented portion OF
our American councilman, aud sfiH hey
come. This is a fact worthy OF consider
alton, and bears with Il important
significance; il is not only the congreiula.
tions they come TO offer our second
Washington, but their brains arc brought
10 the point which tho requirements ol
Of the day, tho happiness Of this unhap'
py people, so urdently prayed for by the
patriotic constituents Of the. Chief MagIs'
tratc, his excollcncy, Abraham Lincoln
The people should bear with patience
few months Of time which is requisite
for the production Of policies, soon to be
inaunuratcd. Much is being done, and
much stU remains 10 BE- done. Tho sup
precision Of the defiant spirit infused by
the leading rebels into an erring people
The reclamation of Union sentiment
The gaining of territorial advantages
which Shrrman's victorious forces are
now pursuing. The release of our brave
boys held in subjugatiou by tho most
barbarious set OF human beings ever
created by God, even Pluto himself
would not welcome 10 his realm, such
aphorrors Of human nature. The recep
ton iato our lines OF the reluctant
cSnscripts. The unbloached Americans
more devoted to freedom than being forced
to manacle their own limbs, are daily be-
coming enlisted volunteers to fight for q
cause worthy Of the. lteest gift OF re-
publican gov,rnment-Frcedom.
Hourly developeme1ts OF the great re-
sources vf the country, merits The
patience Of its people. To look upon
tho forwarding operations now actively
engaged upon at this poiui, Is equally as
tonishing in comparison TO former
movements, which plainly signifies that
battles after battles ire To DO fought aud,
victories to bp won. The peacc ,ho,
will be given is after the bate is fought
This unholy rebellion must bc crowded
down under the fatal dealings of oul
gallant camradcs in the field. Why
doub, the availability Of this government
to crush all traitors. Tho victory SC
gloriously won on the evor memorable
day The second bir,hright Of freedom, No
vember s, 1864. Such sounds M thi'
day issued at home, und It's thunder tone,
abroad throughout England and France
brings with It's revcrberaling clashes, ter
ror TO the evil doers OF tho governmen ut
and lightens the heart Of every patriot
The free institutions OF this country, cast
your reflections on that, and you will moi
seek comfort anywhere but by tho side
of the old Gag. The energy, perseverance,
aud vigor Of this people comprises in itsel
more strength than dozen rcbcllions
Those that proclaim the dcpopulation o
this country by the war, would ask Il
look at the mighty masses of peopl
a,cking to our shores seeking homes
two hundred thousand aud more withil
the ioat nine months are upon the emi
eration records. Aud such accession to
self sustaining republic, aud what have
you for an answer, that the factories, worl
shops, ship yards, machine shops and al
other branches of industry have full,
rocuperated to their usual activity. poe'
not the signs of the times indicate submis
sion to the union. refer you, reader, L
the latest European correspondents n
well Ne the Richmond papers, ucknowl
eigements Of their pcrilous straits; the.
are upon the brink aud the stepping oi
stone To the Lost Diieh." Look out TO
the down fall of gold, ",he hand writing
is On the wall" Secretary Fessendci
before he reIires aud gives his successo
possession Of the vaults, will let spccula
tors know that he takes his farewell, b!
consoling himself with the fact of havin
made the spectators OF Wal stree
AoUl.
The copperhesd sheets about IN
Losisspa Butler gold, should bereminde
that the Government passes It's full a'
know Judgement to General Butler, VIII
holds proper vouchers for the same Tn
deserlions from the rebel army is quite
noticeable iucideat, by so many OF thei
after having taken the oath, enrou'e
the North passing through the city. TIL
Capital prison is capable of holding NOR
OF the Col. North style. Numerou
changes In the cabinet will shortly tab
effte,. I,js surely ambiguous To mentlo
In conclusion with these changes any
our eminen, men Cor tho position but .h
critics claim reliable information, an