The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

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Fritz inherits that very fortune made
from my wedding dowryp
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The November Elections Mr.,
i Nasty PreaOhes a Sermon TSNo
" Man aPutteth New Wine into
Ola B6ttlesS9, &os ssib9d oar
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'(wieh is in the Stait NV Keutucky,) \
a. 2iln sQi ioNovembet 10, 1866. J
NnWhon The news NV the result NV
the Illinoy election reached the Corn.
ers, there wuz a feelin NV ouoasinoss
wieh wuz trooly affectiu, but when
the erushin intelligence arove, that
Hoffman wnE beeteh in Moo York.
there wuz prostitution wich wuz only
iekelled when the iplelligepce of Leo'S
surrender reached us, Wqi expected
defeat ia Illinoy, and some NV tho
other Stats, but we had hopes that
Moo York wood go Democrats, that
his Eggsleney pi.e hoy somoI show
NV baekiu by the people, and couse-
kontly somo exoooso for cuntiuyooin
to enforce his policy .But'that hopo
wuz taken from us, and NV the ea--
tire populashups ! wuz the only Que
who had sufficient stamiualto preserve
'the scmblehco NV rchcorfulncss, rand
that wuz ouly on ackoudt Nv my hey
in the Post, ofis. Elections coodn't
AXE that from merit is rock wieh
tho waves NV popler indign.sheu cant
wash away thank the Lord, for Of
they Good, how many Nv us wood to-
day bo holdin our. places Still /
felt overwhelmed, and sorrowfully !
entered 'Bdscorns, There, with their
( iheds bowed in sorrow, iianditears flow
! in from their venerable eyes, sot
Deokin Pegram, Eld6r1slnthers and y
few others NV the Saints, who or ]
emtered mechanically rose and stood
0afore the bart Mechanically, Bascom
who wuz likeYize bowed down with
greet, sot out the invigoratpr, me
kanikally we dosod ourselves, aud stil
iSS9l aSzsJ nqkauikalls | emOyed ouI
without payinr BascOln bsin too full
n ofsorroY. TO potis it, .sa,9s 81
! 1t wuz deemed ptOper, n view u,
the great calamity, that services shoo,
be held in the church aud at 2 L. NJ
1 i(%iShSithus uile be sed to psar
post mortem) we slowly and sadly
fledfny 8H6;0hly smilin countepanee
in sight beip that NV niger at the
door who qvaz TO wdpst belted oyei
the head for lookin happy. o5 oi t,v
n 9IgAse 6utaKG hymn, bs,ooa
j "Broad is tho road wish ,sdG to ds,h :"
Z and it wdsIsung with tetehin pathos
After the weepin, he'd subsidized aud
got my feelins calmStl dBwn 50 czz tc
permit me to speek, / Oopmensed cx
plainin to em the causes NV the result
I lItvuz, | sed, chastinin sent onto
us for our sins; a stripin Lecoz w
he'd exalted our horn in our pride
! that IglOryin in the possession NV the
post ofiscs, the collectorships, th'
assessorships and sich, we he'd be
] come Vaipglorious. and puffed up, au'
G ,reless in perfOrmence of dooties.- =
fTher waE higgrs iu kentucky agoil
about free, aud impiously settin a
naught the DEGREES Nv Providenc,
wich condemned EN- to be seryents u,
their brethren; aud heer | digtessec
to eloocydate a pint. | hedHseel
stricters in a Boston paper onto tn
common practice NV an.algamashel
in the South, wich paper held dpl th,
practice to the condemnation NV pou
men. "My brethren" sed /, i"then
} Boston AbIishnists hey no cleer un
derstandin NV the skripter. 9 Wher
Ham wuz Gust by Noar, wat wuz tina
Icuss2 He shall be servent nnto BIZ
brethren. Not onto straDgers--uoi
onto the Philistine orethe Girgeshite
or the Millerite, but onto his breth
rem How Good he be servant uutt
4 his brethreh except thro amalgamG'
shen? 0nless we amalgamaled witt
em, how wood she male niggers be
our brethren? Oh my b ethcrn, we
wuz obliged to do these thugs thai
the skriptess mite be fulfilled, and to
the credit NV the Southern people be
liz sed that they never shrunk from the
performance NV dooty, The per cent.
Nv yellsr niggers in this stait attests
ihow faithful Kentucky 'hez bin, n
But to resoom. We hey sipusd in
Ipcrmitten sk0Ols aOlc come in aud unfit
lem COZ their normal and skripteraI
NJ ils-sh aftifatt4 ~ ~
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