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

On the 23d Of January, 1861, the
Democracy of Ohio, in State Conven.
ton unanimously Y
"Resolred, That the two hundred
thousand Democrats of Ohio send to
the people ofthe United States, both
North aud South, greeting; aud when
the people of the North shall have
fulfilled their duties to the Constitu-
ton and the South, then, aud not till
then, will it be proper for them to
take into consideration the question
of the right and propricty of coer-
cion .a
[From the Stark County Democrat, April II, 1861
"A McGregor, oditor
OF course our Republican oppon-
ents will not expect Democrats to en- =
roll themselves in Linco,n's 75, 900
troops; and when 5000 Republicans
leave for tho South tho Democracy
will carry r,ost of the Northern
States, secure a majority in Congress
and make peace. Would not this be
glorious?
A bill is before the Senate of Ohio
to borrow million of dollars to make
war on the South. Governor Denni-
son has issued message recommend
ing it. Abolition is excited and get
ting in hurry. They had better 60
a little slow lest they get back set,
Il y * * Those Giddings blood
hounds and niger thieves are get
ting full ofpatriotistu.
From tho same. December 81, ls62l
What is the use longer of dodging'
Why not tell the truth at once? thai
to subjugate the brave Southern peo-
pie is an impossibility; that this I'm
ion of sovereign States can not be re-
stored by force; that war may separ-
ate but can never restore the Union.
[From the same Of same dAto.I
The Government of Russia has been
defined to be "an absolute despotism,
tempered and modified by assassina-
tion," and Dickinson and others
claim that the President has the pow
er Of the Car without anything
about the modification. Is 1t moi
surprising that the modification" has
not been supplied long ere this2 Ti'
we'll perhaps it has not. But let none
doubt the modification" may be lost
sight of and may be enforced unless
the tyrants and usurpers Of the ooun-
try are soon put down or cease their
iniquities. They are known and un.
derstood, aud whether they are to be
found in the low knaves and black
guards that dare TO show their heads
on our street corners, aud in some of
our hotels, y or are to be
found in the halls of Congress, or in
the Executive departments of tho
Federal or State Governments, they
arc "marked and doomed" Let
them beware. 4 X The modif
cation may bo enforced. SIC SEMPER
TYRANNUs.
From the same, March IS, 1881
The war, under its present misman-
agement, is SO obnoxious that men
will no longer volunteer in the SER
vice, and it has become military
necessity" we are told to hunt up
freemen at their homes aud firesides,
and load them with chains, and with
iron bracelets on their wrists" send
them to the battlefield" |h 2
[From the Crawford County Forum, March IA,
lS02-Thomas Beer Editor.l
But in every species of fraud and
corruption, in all manner of deceit,
treachery, downright wickedness, vii.
lainy and utter depravity, the party
at present in power is without par
allel. Ever since its inception up to
the present time, the list of its crimes
has been lengtheniug daily, and each
succeeding crime has been more dark
and damnable than the one before
Its appetite for wickedness has only
grown keener with indulgence, aud
all the time, as if unsatis6ed with its
work. Il has Seemed in travail to
bring forth"
osOms last, unprecedented, monsirous decd Of
That might might eclipse all that hAd hitherto been
done moss.vllsH ~ fur % Ell.