The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08


the South, II drove out tho Border
States, brought about civil war, made
enemies Of friends, devastated the
country, made widows aud orphans.
filled the land with mourning, closed
the Southern ports, locked up tho
avenues Of trade, prostrated business,
ruined commerce, destroyed manufac.
tories, threw mechanics out tofemploy.
mont, deprecated the price Of prod
uce, demoralizod society, and brought
uttcr ruin upon the nation aud peo-
pie.
[ From the same, March .. iss,-Thomas Cough.
lin Editor.l .HH
This war, at tho bost, il a malig.
nant partisan strife, carried on for the
sole benefit of tho contractors aud
thieves who control the Abolition or.
gauiration, aud sustained for the pur.
pose Of keeping the present Admin.
istration IN power little longer Itl
is disgrace TO the American people |
that they have so long permitted !
their sons TO bc murdered, and their |
treasure squandered, simply to keep
cabal Of disunionists in the chief
places Of the nation, aud to enrich
set Of raseally officials.
tFrom tho same, March G. 1901
IN ron TuE WAR.
The Journal last week published
what purports to be an Address of
tho Ohio soldiers of the Western
army to the people Of Ohio" 4
1t is the production Of a pack of cot.
ton spectators, negro thieves and
others, who desire the war to continue,
for the reason that il puts dollars aud
cents into their pockets. They arc
for the war because they control the
cotton spcculations, aud grow rich on
New England bribery they are for
the war because IL is one for the steal.
ing OF negroes rather than the restora-
tion Of the Union they are for the
war because they have all chances to
steal, and there is no law to punish
them they are for the war because
they failed TO make living for them.
selves in the civil walks Of life in
time Of peace.
[From tho same, March 20, 1901
Every dollar hereafter spent for
the prosecution Of this infamous war,
is uselessly wnsted--apd every life
lost in il is an abominablc sacrifice,
murder, the responsibility Of which
will rest upon Abraham Lincoln end
his advisors. The man who docs not
wash his hands of all participation in
such war, shares the guilt of those
by whom it is prosecuted.
tFrom tho same, March 81. 1901
Subiugation Is impossible, We're
it possible il would be contrary to the
fundamental maxims Of free govern
ment to hold people by force. We
are for a compromise with the South.
Stop the shedding Of frnterna blood,
Stop this wholesale numbering.
[From tho same, April 3, isGJ.l
On Monday you are called upon TO
give expression to your opinion Of the
war, The issue is not to be misun.
derstood. We, the Democracy Of
olden times, and the many whom, we
are satisfied, will join us and cast their
lots with us on this occasion, are OPP.
posed to The ,oar and opposed 10 the
drah.
From the Coshocton Domocrat, April co. 1901
A. G. Dimmick, Editor.l
Tho Supreme Court Of Ohio, two Of
them appointces and tools of the Gov
ernor, have decided the soldiers vot.
ing law TO be Constitutional, Judge
Ranney dissenting.
lsamc, July 81, isoi.I
We do not believe the Southern
Generals ever had any idea Of attack
ing Washington. The desire only to
protect their own rights, liberty and
property. If they eau not do il
without dispensing the scoundrelly
usprpers in that city, they may at
tempt to take il.
.r [ssmo, May 20, 1901
The Abolitionists receive the news
of Northern victories over the South,
and the slaughter Of Southern men
with the same glorifcation they would
the news of an abolition victory at the
ballot box. Diabolism is on the in
crease,
[samo, May %, 1881
"VoLUNTEERs.--Volunteers are
wanted in Captain Nicholas first
Coshocton Company. Fifty men OF
the right stamp will be accepted"
EDITORIAL
The above was left with US by
John Mainse. We are CORY that
any or either Of these companies
should sanction the infamous usurpa-
tions Of Lincoln by responding to his
illegal aud treasonable call for three
years volunteers, and hope no friend
of the Constitution aud laws will
respond TO this advertisement. X 4
If King Lincoln wants the South in
vaded, it would bo more appropriate
for the Wide awakes alone to do It.
Isamo, May Is, Issl.l
It is said Douglas is to be Major
General. What will the little dam
phool be next2
Lincoln wants nine regiments from
Ohio for three years. Republicans,
rally round your King
[same. May 8, 1901
Lincoln wanted an army, and he
got it. The distiller Of bad whisky
and pettifogger Of unrighteous causes
10 Illinois, is smakinga hell ofa Presi-
dent.
From the CadlE (O y Sentinel, january 0, 1851,
O. N. Allen, editor.l
A GAME OF BRAG.
The Republicans are now playing
a good game Of brag. But We assure
our Southern friends that it is all
gas, y y When the time for action
arrives--we speak what We kaOV-
they will find enemies enough to fight
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