The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-09-21
Let him " Bolt

ored lawyer and orator, who refuses
. to support MIR. Cox, and who proposes
to stump the State. Mr.. Langstor
demands suffrage, and equal privileges
for his race, and il all men of his col
or were SO we'll qualified as he for is
use and for positions Of public trust
the day Of his deliverancc would moi
be far off. "
Well, let him bolt We think the
Union party of Ohio will shed nc
tears, for he is Of no account, except
TO the Copperhead party. The sooner
he bolts, the better IL will be fol
the integrity Of the Union men o.
Ohio. We look upon the Union par
ty Of the North as the bulwork Of thi'
nation, and do not think, at this. time
that il is necessary to place a candi'
date upon the Union ticket TO please
the negroes. The Union party OF
Ohio desires no sympathy from such
source, and is able to elect Gen. Cox
Governor in spite of the opposition Of
Langston and his Copperhcad friends.
The very moment the right of suf.
fragc is granted to the negroes OF
Ohio you can set il down ns fixed
fact that they will vote with the Cop
pcrhcad party of to-day, TO man.
We hope tho Union party of Ohio
will take bold position upon this
question, and oppose II by candid ar
gument, comforting the right of suf-
fragc upon the negro, If tLcy arc to
have this right conferred upon them,
let that right be bestowed upon them
by the opposite party. In our
opinion, we think the Union men and
thc brave defenders who participated
so nobly and gallantly in the rebellion
TO save tho country from falling into
the hands of traitors, are able TO car
ry aloft tho Star Spangled Banner
without the aid of the colorcd element
This war has been the means OF libcr-
ating them from bondage, and if hey
are not content now, the Government
should make provisions and colonizc
them as soon as possible, We are
we'll aware of the dsaIlcotcd
sore heads in and around Oberlin,
whose whole aim and desire arc to
rule Ohio, or to ruin the Union party
who sustained the war and the brave
q" boys in blue" that fought the bat.
ties. Ninety .ninc soldiers out Of cy-
cry hundred are opposed to negro suf-
frogc, and the Union party who has
stood by them in all their trials and
hardships, are in duty bound, NOR, to
respect the rights of the soldiers,
! The leading Coppcrhead speakers in
Seneca county, have done their utmost
to cast this odium upon the Union
party, Cor their own political benefit
Their course, since the soldiers have
returned home, has been sickening
and disgusting, Their object was TO
deceive them, to secure their votes for
the MORGAN ticket, and u hcy sue
ccei in the State by clccting major.
ity Of their mon to the Senate and
House, their first effort will be to
change the Constitution of Ohio and
confer the right of suffrage upon the
negro. They are making desperate
eflorts--uttcring the most simple and
unblushing falschoods to carry out
their nefarious scheme,
Their pretended hobby of taxing
Government Bonds, is all moon
shino--too many of them have in
vested their money in those bonds,
and il is not very probable that these
" Patent Democrats " will cut off their
own nose to spite their face. They
did not purchase those bonds here at
home, but sent out agents TO other
States to purchase for them, aud at
the same time were dcnouncing them
as worthless in order TO screen their
hypocriticSl conduct. This fact is
well known and can be traced to reli-
able quarters Some ofthc most ram
pant and frey Coppcrheads of this ci-
ty are known to be guilty Of this op.
Grafton.
They (Patent Dcmocrats) say they
are in favor of repeating the law sau-
thoriSing the collection of the militia
Communication Tax So are the Union
party to a man in favor of the repeal Of
that act, The wari is ovcr--itisnot need
ed. II was good law while the re.
bellion wasprogressing, but now, there
( is no further use in imposing this
tax upon the people There is nc
doubt but that law viii he REPEALED
d next winter, and that, too, by III,
I Union party,
: Soldiers, beware Of those Copper
Is head speakers that denounced you a
6 SLAVES, DOGS, RAyIsnERs aud BLOOD
THIRSTY VILLAINS, when You wa
lighting the battles for your country
We say, beware of them They vii
deceive you, and ring the negro int
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