The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-27

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innocent Democratic countrymen il
trying TO get them exempt from the drah
Unless they escape, ere another week
rolls around, they will probably be.uudci
arrest and safely secured. In the eyes
Of tie conscrirtion act accepting brib,
ofths nature is criminal ofrensc, pun
ishablc by fine Of $500 90 and impris
onment in the Pcnitcntary for one year
Trthe gentlemen implicated are guilty We
hope they will be arrested aud punished
to the full extent Of the law. We can.
not palliate or orcxcuse any such corruption
we do not care who are guiliy,of it, Il
Democrats are guilty let them be pun.
ishcd. IL Union men are guilty let them
be punished tie harder. a D,mocra,'s
natural moral turpitudc and dcrravity
Of heart is some excuse for him; bu,
there is no excuse for Union man.
/ In orGer to make the transactions oI
these gentlemen plain to our readers VIC
will illustrate in simple m1un,r thcii
mode Of proceeding. joins Surn, OF
Seneca ToNpship, is drafted. lie is a
poor laboring man-too poor to buy a
substitute, bot by hard work can raise
$4,000 oY $4,000. lie is ols1 physic.
ally unfit for service and will be exempt.
ed when examined, but he does not for
the least moment think 50, and he fixes
up his business at home and makes every
preparation to 60 into the army. On the
day that he is ordered to do so he start.
for Sandusky. When he gets to Ti1in
one Of these Democratic swinGlers taps
him on the shoulder and gently asks him
"what he will give to get exempt.
hage influence with the Board at San.
jusl,y and eau get you exempt SNTH
is surprised; would rather give $4,000
than go; iliirks said swindlcr is good
honest Democrat and is therefore all
right; at last says ho"will give $3OO,O :"
"All right" says the swlndier, 81 will GO
down TO Sandusky with you this after
noon" They arrive at Sandusky.-
After being there some hours said swim
dlcr hunts up SMITH and tells him he has
made it all right with the Medical Board.
Now remember, this swindlcr has not
seen any Of tho Board, don't know them
when he does see them, nor do the Board
know him, but it answers his purposes
to nuke SMITH believe that be has "madc
it all right With the Bjard." SmTm
goes before the BJard, and upon The
merits Of his case hc is exempted. And
this Democratic swindlcr knew that he
would be. He knew that Smith was
unfit for service, because he had been
careful to enquire about SslTH's physic.
al condition, and after he had got all
the facts in the case no was very well
aware that the Board would exempt him.
This is the manuer of proceeding in
which these immaculate Democratic
Lawyers, and Democratic Doctors, and
leaders of the Democratic party in
Seneca county manage 10 swindle their
poor, do!udcd aud innocent followers. Is
the human mind capable Of conceiving Of
any thing more vile, trehchcruus and
corrupt than such proceedings as these.
Yet these same Democratic leaders have
the shameless nudacity to charge all this
corruption upon the Union party for the
purpose Of manufacturing political capital
for thems elvcs, when they at tho same
time were sticking their ill-gottcn gains
down their own breeches pockets. Oh!
What an incorruptiblc and und d:filed set
OF patriots these Seneca Democrats are!
They wou d sell their souls for thirty
pieces of silver! They charge a great
many Democrats Of selling out to the
Union party, but with these facts before
the people of such outrageous swindling
who believes that $4,000 Office " ould
not buy the best Of them. Tie Utiion
party, however, does not invest its stock
in such lot of poor ruscas.
Ithas been a esubject of wopder TO
great many people in this city as to what
particular business called SO many of our
d Democratic brethren to the city OF San
dusky during the past four or five, weeks
on so mary occasions. Some Of the
leading Democrats Of Bloom, Elem nd
Thompson have also been very busy in
running back and forth form the city OF
Sandusky. Probably they were all after
Gsh' or grapes or bomeihing Of that kind.
1t will be very satisfactory turn in the
affair to hear that they, have all been
"fShed," and that their grapes have
Soured on them. Perhaps tho Hon.
JAMES PILLARS has become dealer in
''huc,;lcberries aud cream" on which
subject he took occasion to enlighten the
people in lis speech at the CITY Hall
several weeks since. How is it Mr..
PILLARS! ..eil TIT H5vn yIa
We learn that a certain Doctor who
was in Sandusky OH Tues!oy, when he
learned that arrests were bout to be
made, bccame so alarmed that he at once
cut sticks for the woods, and by forced
march during the night reached 1iflin in
advance Of the early tram. His services