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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
Social and Political Equality,

The argument advanced iu opposi
ton to political equality by the Dem
ocTatio party is that 1t will neccssa'
rily confer at the Same time socia
equality. This is simply absurd and
ridiculous, and no uan ofsound judg'
ment wilt be mislod by IL for mo-
ment They could not claim any
more for tho colored race than they
can for the white, and no sane man
will attempt to assert that thero ex.
ists a social equality among the white
voting population Of our country,
any more than that thorc exists fl
nancial equality, as each are sepcrotc
and distinct, the one from tho other
Can any ono refer US to any two
whito men Of his community enjoying
tho common right Of suffrage, who arc
socially, ia every sense Of tho word,
on an equality? If two such might
be found, is IL in any degree owing to
their political oquulityH Would it
not moro probably bc owing to their
financial or educational equality If
= man is not a voter, is ho any the
less man for that, II nature has Gu
dowed him with all tho qualifications
Of manhood Fortune is probably
tho greatest elevator In the social
scale Of being in this country, over
any other power. The hodcarrier OF
To- day, neglected and unnoticod, may
bo to morrow, the rich millionaire, to
whom world is ready to dof their
hat and do homage. A fow lucky
turns at faro, put JouS MonnIssEY
Ia Congress, whilo his right Of sul-
fragc would never have elevated him
above tho common fortunes of day.
laborer.
Another argument on which they
claim much sympathy for themselves
is that miscogenation will be the result
Of political suffrage, and altogether a'
equally prcpcsterous as the first. Ii
tho south, wherc tho negro never
dreamed ofpolitical righ 8, before tho
rebellion, misoogonation exists to an
hundred fold the extent to what il docs
in tho north. Yet in all this We see
nothing but moro matter Of taste -
If a democrat prefers negro wench
for n wife, lit arises simply from the
lack ofrcGnomont--thoro is nothing
political in it.
Let II bo remembered then, that so
Acial equality is seporato and distinct
from political rights, aud that those
who seek to make this an objection to
political prelermcnt, are handling an
argument that will but boar them to
tho bottom, when tho great waves of
tho political sea, shall wash them
from tho anchorage upon which they
have cast all thoir hopes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
Foreign News.

The Russians have obtained great
victory in Bokhara.
GaribaldiaN troops are mouacing
tho Italiaf city of Viterbo.
A Prussian envoy is coming to the
United States to negotiate new
postal treaty.
The English House Of Commons
has arranged TO pass the Reform hill
to third reading.
Tho Flagship, aud othor vessels Of
tho American european Squadron
fare at anchor at Cherburg.
Denmark has demanded Of Prussia
the oession Of Dnppel aud Alsen, Of,
fering to demolish their forii6cations
The Austrian Government has dis.
patched Admiral Tegethoif TO Next,
co to demand the body of Maximil.i'
an.
In tho French Corps Legislatif il
had been announced that unless lib
eral measures were made there would
be war.
The London Tines asserts that
the time is coming when the United
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
General Grant for President.

II is almost certain that General
Grant will bc a candidate boforo the
Union Convention in 1868, for Pros.
ident. Tho Platform announced by
his intimate friend aud Chief Of
STAFF, AWutant General RNwlins, is
significant. This platform-which
NO published a fortnight siuce--is
sound to the core, aud ir Con, Grant
wants to be President we don't know
Of any one who has better right
than he. No one has done moro for
his country, aud such it is our duty
70 reward.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
The Oampaign.

The political campaign is now full
ly upon us, and desiring to place in
the hands Of every reading republican
voter in Seneca County our paper, we
ask the friends Of the cause to aid us
in extending our circulation amorg
the people. If each of our subscri-
bcrs in the country districts, will pro.
cure us but a single subscriber, he
will be materially aiding tho cause,
and contributing to the success of
republican principles. We will en-.
deavor to lay before our readers each
week during the campaign, speeches
aud extracts from the most prominent
political orotory Of the day, together
with the most thorough and import.
ant articles on the questions at issue
from the leading journals. 1t shall
be our endoayor to place before ouI
readers, IN as clear and concise q man
ncr os possible; arguments tending &c
further the cause of equal rights uut
political suffrage 10 our State. II
this undertaking we ask the co opc
ration Of our subscribers. We viii
send our paper to single subscriber
for FIFTY CENTS, supplying bacl
numbors us far as. practicable, from
this time. In clubs Of ten or more
wo viii furnish II at FonTY CENTS
with copy to the goticr up of th,
club We desire at least, three hun
dred campaign subscribers this fall
and If our friends throughout tn,
county will exert themselves little
We shall have them
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
promoted to BrovOl BrlgadIor Cen.

promoted to Brovot Brigadier Gen.
cral.
As an orator, Col. LEE, is well
known throughout this district, aud
we may say in many portions Of the
State, as a talented aud nrgumeuta
tive speaker. His services will add
much to the effectiveness Of the cam
paigniog force in Ohio, in the com
ing political struggle, and as Presi'
dent Of the Senate, he will give dig.
nifty and claim respect from tho as
sembly. He will make apopular Off
Ger and a thorough executive Of his
department.
This nomination, coming wholly
unexpected and unsolicited to oui
worthy candidate. makcsila far NOR,
acceptable honor, than il would hav,
otherwise been, and the unanimity o
the Central Committo in its action
speaks we'll for the popularity Of III,
nomination abroad.
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Hassaurek s Speech.

We lay before our readers to-day
the principal portion ofa speech de-
livered by Hon. FRED. HAssAUREK
on the evening Of the State Convou-
ton. 1t isa scholarly argument il
favor of Manhood Suffrage. We com
mend il to our readers, and aftor they
have done with it, request them tC
hand it TO somo Of their neighbors
who do not tako our paper, 1t is a
good campaign document, and will
loose nothing by circulation among
the people.
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Home News.

Senator sherman arrived in New
York on Saturday.
There is report that cholera has
appeared at Fort Harkor,
Now Orleans is full of reports OF
Iillibustering expeditions for Mexico.
Registration at Richmond has been
accomplished, aud the colored major
ity is i,ll9.
Extensive deposits Of coal have
been discovered on the line Of tho
Kansas Pacific Railroad.
Nine hundred aud forty cmigrauts
passed through Columbus last week,
of whom 23l will remain in Ohio,
General Graut declares that tho
rebel militia now organizing ia Ma
ryland is force hostile to the Uu-
ion.
A company for the development of
tho mineral resources of Virginia has
been formed in Richmond, of which
&. $. Hamlin, of Ohio is President
Secretary Seward refuses to take
any action in regard to the capture
Of Santa Anna, aud says he yolunta
rily put himself in the hands Of the
Republican forces by going ashore al
oisal,
Official reports have been received
in Washington, from General CuStoI
! giving the details Of three important
fights with the Indians, in all q
which his troops eamo of yictori
Gus
The New York Citizen says tha
Ben Wood lost $4,000 at poker a
the same table where he, not lon.
since won sl2S,000, in ono oveniu!
from John Morrissey.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18

In the organization Of tho House
on the 3rd inst, an ex.rebol COlono
-JonN d. YouNu, presented him
self to take the oath Of Office, as sue
cessor to tho representative of last
scssion-Col, MoKEE of the federal
army. Gen. ScnENoK, with his usu-
al promplnoss and foresight, arose
aud presented a protest from Colonel
MCKEE, and asked that it might be
read. This was sufficient evidence
of his iuOlegibility, and the guerrilla
Colonel can return tohis rebel loving
constituency whore his services will
bo bcttcr appreciated than in the 10y
al Congress Of the United States
Col. Mckee can have tho satisfaction
of knowing that his seat will not be
filed, at least by rebel guerrill'
Colonel, and tho Democracy will have
another opportunity to howl over th'
"Wswpations of n Rump Congress
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Our Lieutenant Governor.

Col. JoHN Q. LEE, who was putin
nomination as the Union Candidate
for Lieutenant Governor by the State
Central Committee, on Wednesday
last, is so well known to almost eve.
ry ono in this community that it is
hardly necessary to speak Of the per.
sonal merits Of tho man, AS an able
lawyer, an eloquent speaker and an
excellent citizen he is respected and
held in esteem by the community.
He was raised in Delaware county
10 this State; aud came to this city
some fifteen or sixteen years ago,
where fora season he engaged in teach
log School, after he commenced the
study of law, aud while yet engaged
In his studies, he took an active part
In tho political questions of the day,
Upon his admission TO the bar, he
rose rapidly and soon became one Of
tho most able expononts Of the law
in Seneca county, and for a number
Of years has enjoyed the confidence
Of tho people In his legal ability aud
the sound Judgment Of his counsels
In the fall Of 1861. he received the
commission Of Maj jorfrom the Governor
Of Ohio, With the authority to raise a
regiment of volunteers. In short
time, with energy aid perseverance,
he succeeded in tilling his command
and was thereupon commissioned as
Colonel. and 10 January following
was ordered to Western Virginia.
The spring Of '62 found him with
the Army Of tho Potomac. Hero by
his gallantry and unyielding oourag,
be distinguished himself in many oI
the battles engaged ia. lie was il
ahs unfortunate Eleventh corps a
ChancellorsvilIe, aud was one Of III,
few oficerswho retained self-posses
sion, aud by his bravery, alertnesl
and good judgment, and did much tC
break the force Of Stonewall Jackson
blow at the corps. Matters at hom'
compelled his rssignatiOn-soon there
HAer, and he returned to civil life.---
A. the sxpirotiOp Of che war, by ths
Recommendation Of his superior OFF,
o. '''ei he was
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Tho House passed bill appropri-
ating 81, ,675 900 for carrying into ef-
feet the Reconstruction law. This
is tho amount named as necessary, in
communication from the War De-
partmeut
Mr.. Sumner, pending the consider.
alton of the Conference committee s
report, said he thought Congress had
not been radical enough. He will to-
day make another attempt TO have
the Senate take up his Universal Suf-
frage bill.
1t is the general opinion that Con.
gress will not attempt much general
legislation besides an increased ap.
preparation TO carry the reconstrue-
ton acts iuto effect. and the adjourn
ment will probably take place iinme.
diately after final legislation on the
/ reconstruction act.
Both Houses Of Congress, Satur-
day, passed the Reconstruction bill
and II went to the President for his
signature the same evening The
bill as prssod docs not differ materi
ally from the Senate bill There i
much difference Of opinion regarding
the time when Tho veto Of II may bC
expected.
Tho Senate in executive session dc
| oided that il would not net on any
ofthe nominations postponed TO De
comber. The President has renOmi
mated II. j Raymond, Minister to
Austria, with John Hay as Secretary
of Legation, and sent in the nOmina
ton of George Bancroft as Minister
to Prussia No nominations for Com
missioner of Agriculture has been ye
made.
The Commissioner OF Indian affairs
has made a report in reply to the Seu
ate resolution. llo estimates tb,
whole number Of Indians now in no
tive hostility to the United States al
about 3, 900 warriors, and recommends
tho location of all the Indians on
reservations, and the payment to
them of an indemnity for the outrag.
es already perpctruted by our troops
Gen. Graut does not hesitate to say
that tho Indian war has been gottor
up by spectators. Official reports il
the War Department show that thC
reports of battles Furnished the press
are grossly exaggerated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
Union County Convention.

Elsewhere tho Central Committee
publish call for a Union County
Convention, at Tilin, on Saturday,
August 18th, for the purpose of nom.
mating county officers. Townships
and Wards will appoint Delegates to
the Convention, on the Saturday pre-.
viOuS, August, 10th. The basis Of
representation is stated in tho call,
It is earnestly desired that the Union
men of each Township clcct aud send
10, full delegations.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
Notice.


Abraham Ash, TlaintlR, lcouri Of Com. Pleas
william 9 Lewmuu, ,dert. Seneca County, Ohio.
7NHE defendant will take notice, that on the 1ih
Il day OF March, 1877 the said plaintlfffled his
petition agalnni said defendant. In the Clerk Of
fco ofsaid Cour: Of Common Pleas, for aud within
the county OF Seneca and state OF ohio, wliefein,
That on The s5ti1 Of fJanuafy. 1866, TIM safd %
fendant executed and delivered rs principal, With
this plaintiff as surety, his certain prom issofy
noies' Two Ior stSV eacn, ana one toI SiEu, nayA-
order, with interest that said defendant negleeted
TO pay OF and dlseharge said notes snd that plain
PEELED TO aud did discharge and pay on thc same
Ia the sum oRflve hundred hfy-four IS roo dollars,
spd 'GSi sSs sun & = Sgs i ds,s9dS f therefor
That the defendant on the l7th of February,
1861, executed and delivered 70 Eli Eewnan his
promissory notetnr s2oo, payaoie Two years ten
months aud ten days after said detei 70 said
Lewman or order win interest frem date.
That to secure the puymcnt O. said noto
%sm Is E hss4 % rs usDsg sSsgTs, ;Sa
Attestcd by two witnesses under the seal
and signature Of defendant, propt-ly acknowledg.
and William @. Jewfnan believing the same was a
mortgage upon the west half Of the north west
quarter OF seciionslN> IN township three, ()north
nf range fourteen, east, In Seneca County, Onio,
that said paper writing was presented fof reconi
at the rccotder's office OF Seneca County, Ohio,
April 20, -, and recorded therein June 10, 1864,
that said defendant was then and there the own
er OF said real estate, and meant and intended TO
mortgage the Same, but miled In the granting
clause, where sah defendant Unnamed as grantee
and said ELI Lowman rs grantnr. That said plain
tiff ia now the owner aud holder Of said note and
paper writing, and Of all the interest of said Ell
Lewman therein, and the same 70 . lien upon said
real estate and that there Is one to plaintiff from
defendant thereon the sum OF two hundred and
eighty i've dollars with interest from February
The said plaintiff prays Judgment Ogaiut defen.
dant for said several sums, with interust, that
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
General Hayes and Protection.

We notice that an erroneous i'm
preston has gone out, and ranked in
the hearts Of a few Of our friends, via;
that Hayes is a Free Trade man. 1t
is true that he voted against the gon-
eral Tariff Bill of last session, but so
did many of the best Protectiouists of
the country, Fast and West. But he
voted for the Special Tariff Bill, which
was the only one in which our people
had any direct interest, aud though
not prepared to vote for any Tariff
Bill presented in Congress, he il as
sound upon the question generally as
any man in the Union. Those who
started the report are not the friends
of Protection nor of the Republican
purity, and none should be led away
by it.-Nelpark True american and
Wo0t Groper's Monitor.
To live In hearts We Leave behind
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18

States will have to deal with the Gov.
crnment which slew Maxiiailian.
The French Government has not
heard from its Minister In Mexico
since the surrender OF Maximillian,
and feet Is to be sent to Vera Cruz
to find out what has happened to him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION. MENTION

The Uaion voters OF the several townships and
wards sf sencca County are requested 20 meet Al
,hsir usual places ofeleetion on saturday August
10Th, 1851, ana appoint delegates 20 attend the
uaion Convention 10 be held ia Tlnln, on
Saturday, August 18th, 1901,
for the purpose Of nominating county ofieofs.
The basis Of representation will be one dolugs,o
cor ofevesytb vote, and one FOR every fraction OF
AID upwards, cast for W. u. Smith fot Secretary
os state In 500 which sivcs townships represent.
L..lIna..
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ever made an effort through influential ienus oi
ono Of onr party, but unfortunately the only M Mp.t-
con who could control The matter was on. ol the
ritV We ,vare however admitted % the Mhuso-
lenn. But must stop htre, rill write ee2ln
nom some other point. Io-moftow We lenNr Joy
fal Author Of whvcrly, and ncer which lie his re-
roains--f, ,camington. efrntford, upon Avon &c -
M any Of my friends wilhee KIND enough 70 WY.
Co" Rue Scribe. Paris.
w -''' n.A. noYEn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
ExCuRSIONA,

wednesdays and Saturdays leaving as above,
nt 10 A. ~ Wednesdays, aud 2 p. M. Saturdays:
Fare, for Ronnd Trip, bac.
The soatcan be chsrtrred By the trip or a per
ceutHge u passenger tickets on an other days ex-
ceVt sundays hctween the hours Of 10 A NJ and s.
Liberal Inducements offered 10 excursion Par
ties, eitheron special or regular trains along tho
iines o. the g a and M&NRR 80.
The star has been fitted out With speefal refef-
ence TO the accommodation and comfort OF excur-
sion Psrtiess having an awning beck over the
entire hurricane deck, commodious, airy cabin,
and plenty Of seats. The bat has Carrying eapa-
eity tor seven hundred 10 a thousand passengefs,
/ with perfect eaiety. IT ri III
| After september Goth will make but one trip a
/ day, leaving Put-in-Bay 1t A NJ and sandnsky
| tripsi
n D. All yuslhess communications should BE-
| addressed. steamer Evening Star, Ssnduaky, o.
June 18th, 1861. wM. IIAMiLTON, Clerk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
UNION STATE TICKET.


roa o1vERson,
RUTHERFORD D. HAYS, Of Gamllion COUNTY
roR tuvrsSASr eovEnsoa,
JOHN c. LEE, Of Seneca County.
FoR rRnAsvRrn or STATS,
siDNEY s. WARNER, Of Lorain County
POW avpsron OF stars,
JAMES II. GOODMAN, OF Marion County
ron ooxrrRotttn or fuE fasAsunv,
NOSES r. BRAILEY, Of Fulton County.
ron srrsnxn JvpoB,
JOHN WEIGH. Of Athens County
ron arfonsgr ossHaALs
WILLIAM H. WEST, Of Logan county.
roa xsxnsa oT rus n,6ap or ruatio WonRs
PHILIPv V. HERzl0, of Auglaire County.
ron coSnu0rf6slt AAaSpsnsr,
YES.
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DENTISTRYt

nr. q. O BeilhRH.x. has remaved 10
~ Commercial Row, above 81. I0hn,a Drug
Store, and dtied mp \ DENTAL RkAD QuAR.
TEAS, whore he Is prepared % do work 10 an
the various departments of Dcntistry In the mott
approved nAnper OF Dentel science.
Reduced Htatcst
Prices have cone down nq,Osi all Dopartm sots
OF business, aud must In Deuiistry, Wearo fullv
determined 10 suit our prlces to the ability OF All
aud dOong Wprk Rt the lSweat possible ratos.
Teeth extracted without chNuge, for those who
want artinclal teeth. Weare prepared 10 rxarAci
teeih without main, hy the Agvncy OF any of the
mraus now used Tor tho purnoee In this conatry.-~
reeth hllo,l With pure gold In a Superior manner.
All pcrations Warranted, come and see us.
TINA, July "a, isa1 -em. c. @ nEiLuARL
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HOUSE I'm 1HIs CITY.

See our Price List:
CGSicOes, 40, AZ, I5 and
Gtngk0nss 30, go, 30,
and S5.
ESGnlleSs, 30, 40, so,
Gnd 70.
DcEaHes, 10, rs. ana so.
Skat0Is, 4 so, . SO, 500
GAad a dollars.
BrOlpn Sheestags.IO,
'rol,g,lS, rs aad 20.
1geAehed .MwssIms, TO,
~: f1, is, 30 sNd 95.
RbeRjDss, lS l-9, as. 10
,,'s.ss and 80.
stripe Shtf.ftngs, 1890,
@ and "a.
Hoop SIttrts Fs.osil 0Be 10
~ e lstar 3 R0gf@rs.
Corsets frOas 1 to 2, 80.
Fares fS.Ons DC 20 o dot.
Fs0rWs0ts frOAe 5Ocgs. 70
,el 2 dotEaFs.
Ktd GEeUes fr0ass 4 20 q
dollars.
Hair Nets fT0In sc TO 1 ,OO',
LadIes RAese fromA I9k 90
4 dollar.
ALL OTHER GOODS IN PRO-
PORTION.
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Passengers leaving Clereiand At 4,c5 p. NJ ana
statioua along the Northern Division Of O. 4 r.
v. r., and also those leaving CINCINNATI at AM
via Columbus, and shelby or Newsrk, make close
connection with evening boat.
Island passCngers leaving By both morning And
afternoon bOat, make close Connections with the
southern roads; both OF which make direct COM
nections east and west at Monroeyillc and Clyde.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18

To live in hearts we leave behind,
is not to die.
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SATURDAYS, Leaves
Put-ln-Ra

Returning: Leaves Put-in-Day AZ $50 p ~. and
kelley's Island nt O'Clock, arriving At sandnaky
A7P.M. TITT'
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n otary Public.

will also continue the business OF Notary Public,
and give my attention heretofore TO the collec-
ton Of Government Claims, Insurance aad For
eign business, I respectfully solicit the patron.
age OF the public In my line. Remember the place
Market street, directly opposite the Court House.
FHILIFP EMlCH.
PS | have q large quantity OF Cider and VIM
egsr which win sci. by the gallon or b1rrel.
July 4, lS66--tf
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Congressional.

The House passed bill appropri-
ating s1,675, 900 for carrying into ef-
feet the Reconstruction law This
is tho amount named as necessary, in
a communication from the War De-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-29
Burial Of n Fenian.

BUFFALO, July 2S.-John Lynch, member of
the Emmett Circle, f. B., Cincinnati Ohio, died
at the Sisters Hospital in this city yesterday,
from the effects of gunshot wound received at
the battle. of Ridgway. Lynch was buried to-
day with military honOrs. The 9TH Regiment,
!. r. A., under the command of Colonel Will
liam Boland, escorted the remains to Limestone
Hill Cemetery.
Head Centre P. O'Day was selected to read the
funeral services, Rev. Mr.. Gleason, Vicar-Gene-
raj Of the diocese, having refused to admit the
body into the Cathedral unless the Feniaus left
their arms uniforms, flags, and music outside,
which they refused to do. The Fenians are
loud in denouncing the conduct of the Vicar
General. They claim that he informed a COM
mittee of Fenians who waited on him on Satur-
day. that there would be no objections offered,
and that he himself would read the burial SER
vices over the body. They now claim that his
motive in refusing to admit the body into the
church was to tIighten the younger men, and
orc aniZatlOn