The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03


digham onlyexcepted, as . candidate
of the party FOR Governor, at the en-
sucingclectiidnsu 8 siii basil
SOLDIERS ATTENTION. %
~ N mn fl0( ~ inEia
The follosibg choice cOppsr-sorn
was taken from piano, in this city,
while engaged In tuning Is, by Nj.
d Baruhart, Of Dayton. aud eau be
vouched fer, both by republican lahj
democratic friends. IL is no doubt
one Of The many circulars issued by
the X g. C.'s 10 their efforts to dis.
courage cnlistments. Tho ypinuo,is
the property ofa democrat and has
been IN the hands Of a number OF
pcr6ns, allof whom have belonged
to,that party, so that however and
whenoyerit may have beenlput there,
is unquestiouably genuine budworthy
of consideration, showing what thesk
men who now ask you 10 Eoieithpir
ticket, aud claim 10 DO your especial
friends now, we're doiug wEile sou
were in the serviee' ra 'ajs1 bsm1a
To Be a Soldier What is Itp1'
1d ni ~ lh 1H94 oi loqu
TuE soLtiER's TRADE .fs ,,e,,.
To trample down hard harvest &, lis
burn farm houses sack aud burn
towns and cities--depopulate nations,
aud convert fruitful and happy lands
into a barren wilderpessyto drive the
people from their houses aud homes
to freeze and starve--to make widows
aud orphansl-to cut and mhhgleshu.
mau aesh--to break human bones
and tear human bodies TO pieces. In
! a word to shoot, stab and mutiiafe men,
Is the soldiers wor<. To enlist II
the army, meausito hire out to leatd
the trade Of shooting aud stabbing
human beiags and to work att that
trade, Soldiers are honored aud paid
according 90 their skill aud diligence
in their trade. " 20 2 :.
THE SOLDIERS coSTRAcr. ( ''' ~
The soldier ON his part, binds him!
self with an oath to obey his employ
ere, to Kill any man thht his eins
vloyors tell him to kill He ia under
contract to shoot OF stab his own "a,
thcr aud his own brother if his EN-
ploycrs bid him do It. The soldier
himself is neyer to ask theo qdestiou,
Bhetlter it is right OF wrong; whethdp
those whom he is ordered to KILL arc
guilty or innocent--all this is deter
mined for him By his employers = -
aud the soldiers business Is to thfust
his swordinn thryonet into the bq.
som, or shoot. bullet thsOegh the
heart, or out the throat or blow out
the brains, Of any man who is an, en-
chiyto his employers. aud whom they
wish to hive lkiTIed. ij This IA theic6ns
tract into wlrcIi every soldier must
enter hen he eulists,s % gsilidi.soa
rug soLprR's rRfAtSa .diei
To leave father aud mothcr. broth4
er and sister, wife aud children, and
all tho love, and comforts, aud en-
dearments of home, and &c 20 into
the ca p. To feed on stalls, aud
and rancid anA often on the most uus
wholesome food--,o lie on the grounfl
exposed TO the dsws Of summer, and
the frosts aud SHOWS Of w,nters-Ito,
stand sentine aud wilk back aud
fore 90 guard, BY night aud dgy, iu
heat aud storm-lto study daily tho
art Of shooting aud stabSing men--to
be transported or shot if he disobeys
his employers, Or attempts to- Sleasa
his trade, or refuse TO work AT it when
bidden--lo be driven Of, 10 the ends
of the carth to slaughter those whom
he never saw nor heard Of, and ub3
never Injured him Ito stand up aud
be shot, and to 6ebe tumBleds iidt6 A
ditsh often before the ,hreath is out
Of bis body, faf5esib 7o Ysiis, sds 10Y
TUE SOLDIERS ,wAeFs. : ,isdt
Fl For all those, things his smploYers
engage 70 give him from fourpence q
one dollar per day, and feed aud
clotho him! And when Killed. IA
give his widow and children the
smallest pittaoce for thsir supports
or send them 20 the poor house,-ys
Such being the Soldiers trade, Sold,
ier's contract, irials and HOARD, Il Bel
comes the undoubtsd right cfbisa,g rs
refuse TO become soldiers, and 70
refuse to obey goestnmsnis and rslezls
when, they demAud man, ,coHHdisa;
maa. tortariag and man kiIling. Il