The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08
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DhMA0o0UbRN IN THk LEuISLATupR.
The attempt which Is now making
In tho Legislature. TO tax an,already
over.laxed people, for the support Of
soldiers' families, Is simply an effort
to eonsumato an outrageous wrong.
If VIC must have soldiers, we and thoy |
aud their families must accept the in.
cidonts. \ y y Tho nation paws
them-not the miserable stipend,
which is elsewhere the soldiers ro.
ward--it pays them wages. We ven.
ture 10 say that tho six hundred
thousand men nov in arms, arc earn
ing more money than they could earn
Mt home.
trroIn tho Marion Democratic Mirror, Fon II,
lsa,--r, II. Holder, Editor.l
IA for us, wo do not hesitate TO an.
nounco ourself disloyal, and are
proud OF Il.
from tho sanie, March u, 1901.
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE.
The telegraph of yesterday con-
tanned Lincoln's "0rder l00," call.
ing for two hundred thousand more
men. Is il possible that the people
will longer suffer their lives aud
property thus to bo ordered " away
to suit tho whims Of a crazy fanatic
who happens TO assume the title Of
President. We are told in this { or
der u" that unless the men are raised
by the 18th Of April draft will be
enforced to raise them. Has it not,
We ask, Olmoat reached point where
patience ceases TO be a virtue2 To-
day We arc told that tho backbone Of
the rebellion is crushed that the
rebels are deserting by thousands
that six months more will witness the
downfall ofrebelion aud tomorrow
a call is made for two hundred thou
sand, followed next by call forthree
hundred thousand, and the next
again by another call for two hun
dred thousand more. What are we
coming to2 When will this trogical
farce end ?
From tho same, August, s, 1904
We publish below tho resolutions
adopted at tho meeting at Buoyrus last
Saturday. They have the ring Of the
true metal, and were enthusiastically
indorsed The meeting was a grand
success both in numbers, enthusiasm
aud determination.
Extract from resolutions above referred io.l
"Wo consider that crery iVs here.
after lost Ia this most atrociow ,oar
ioiU be a deliberate murder, and eUery
doliar lprUng from The pockets IF he
tos-payers 10 further lis prosecution a
dornrigh robbery.
That Justice aud humanity de.
mand immediate cessation of hostili.
ties and the adoption Of peace meas
ures as the only hope of the country
That VIC rcmonstratc against any
draft upon the able bodied men oi
this country to assist in prolonginl
a ,oar zoe Jelicce 10 be Rhcalicd for ana
Mperiatieeiy clicked"
From the same, August 10, isoil
Resolution reported by the editor
from Committee on Resolutions,
and adopted by large anti draft
meeting, hold at Marion, August 10
1864:
RESOLVED, That the history Of the
past three years war has taught vi
the utter futility of attempting th,
subiugation OF the thirteen sovereign
States, or eight millions Of people
aud that the further continuance o
such war is nothing less than whole
sale murder, and a crime against Go
and humanity"
r The convention was addressed b.
Hon Thomas Beer, of BucYrus, an,
Messers w. T. Van Fleet aud N. NJ
Runyau, of Marion, who severally
made eloquent appeals for peace
which we're responded to by the GROVE
in loud cries and mutterings fol
peace and the cessation Of tho war
each being loudly checred at the clos
Of their speeches.
THE FALL OF ATLANTA.
The news which reached here !
rumors last Saturday that A.lant
had fallen, and that Sherman ha
finally occupied that city, Is confirm
} ed. An order was issued from tn
President to the diiFerenent arsenal
and commandants of posts, to FIRE
salute Of one hundred guns in honol
of the victory, The President ha
also issued a congratulatory order L
General Sherman, and requesting thu
different churches of the country t,
offer up prayer and thanksgiving oil
next Sabbath for vouchsafing us sucl
victory. Tho churches are called
upon TO thank God that FIVE or tei
thousand more human beings hav,
been butchered to appease the Mo
loch Of Abolition fauaticism, and CO.
ia expected to justify the sacrifice
What blasphemy What deyilish
demoniac fanaticism
fFrom the same, December e. 1901
100000 MORE.
The President has issued call for
three hundred thousand more mer
for one year. The wheel of death
will soon turn, and families, will bG
rent in twain. DesolGtion, carnage
bloc /, and all the horrors Of war, viii
follow legitimately in the train Of Olt
Abe's election, as we said it would
Prepare We for the grave.
From the Marion Democrat Coaislal Democrats
organ), June l3, 1881 ,-Wm. Hubbard, E,litor.l
Andersonville, Libby, treason, &c.
are all catch words for dupes. If oul
prisoners suffered at Andersonvill,
and Libby for food, it was because
the Southern people were deprived 0
food to give hem by the Overwhelm
ing power of Northern hordes. l
the prisoners at Andersonyille an'
Libby we're not treated with the kind
ness aud consideration which people
ars entitled to when they remain a
home minding their own proper busi
ness, instead Of taking up arms in
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