The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08
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thtuA AhoN toulu 10
prevent the success Of the Abolition
treitors. They have eathessiv sro1
tested sgainst the policy which has
already brought from Lincoln de.
mand for 5000 meu 70 invade a mar.
Of that soil that was bought With tho
blood Of tho patriots Of The oldcn
time, aud commands thcm like tho
hired Hessian meroeuarios to 20 to
that sunny Southern cline and butch.
er--.buteher BY WHOLESALE
not foreigners, not hired ,nercenarios
sent upon us by foreign despots, but
men Of our own country, men Of our
race and blood, friends and relatives
as good men, as honest men, as OK.
emplary Christians us any Of our own.
who have attempted f'eaceablv to ea.
cape from the oppression OF blinded
and bigoted rarty minority.
tr,rnm tho aausN. snns da.ai
f1unr YorR OWN nArrLss.
The Cleveland Leader hopes tho
hostilitlos ut Sumter will unto the
entire people OF the North IN favor nf
tho war upon the south. This vas
evidently the intention Of the AduiD-
istration in inauguratiug tha ooufiot
They hope to commit the Union los-
Ing Democracy OF tho North 10 al
Endorsement OF their mad polic7 BY
getting up tho war feeling. In this
way alone they hope tn raise the rs,
600 men TO carry on the conflict. Wo
have only to say to you, gentlnmeu,
this Is not our fight. You have follow.
cd your own councils. sou must do
your own fighting.
lFron tho saue, January !, lAal
We publish ia another column tho
Emancipation Proclamation. isaued
January !, 1903, by the tyrant sud
usurper, Lincoln. At the commence.
ment of tho present troubles
it is perhaps correct that We made tho
assertion that when tho Abolition
thieves and traitors Hsut upon their
John Brown raid to Southern soil,
We hoped they might Le welcomed
with bloody hands to hospitabie
graves Not step has been tdkea
by those IN pol=er siaes he SoUfheraers
commenced fighting for Msi, Cbnstita.
tiuRai rights that has indaesi ~ to
change oHr opiajons.
Some three months sims tbs ty-
rant Lincoln issued proclamation.
threatening tho South that if they did
not submit to his John Brown gov.
ernmcut no would issue another proc.
lamatiou, which as the old traitor aud
imbccile vainly supposed, would roh
the southern people OF hundreds Of
millions OF dollars worth of their
property. The LIST Of January oamo
the blood.staincd tyraut and usur-
per, the Abolition traitor, whose gar
ments arc rcd aud whose soul Is an.
; swerahle for the life blood Of hund-
reds Of thousands of American citi.
zens would add yet still orosser iuFa.
my to his multitude OF enormous
crimes, by issuing tho ndict Of emau.
cipation to the Africans.
Grron the same February II. lslal
The President, with beggarly mi.
nority of thievipg, crazy, iDtermed.
ding, Puritanio bloodhounds at lis
back, with the army under bis control
is attempting to force despised md
hated political creed upon this tre.
mendous majority of the people Ly
fire, sioord aud slaughter. Shall it DO
submitted toP For our own part, wo
say that it is the duty of Americans.
! If they wish to preserve their liber-
ties aud their manhood, to resist the.
, despots at once. The ballot box in
| this crisis speaks too slow; the cart
ridge boz will have to be resorted to.
tFrom the safne Manoh 4. 1851
Our readers will find on tho first
page Of this paper statemcut OF the
main features Of the CONSUMPTION
Bill. The
people must either submit or resist.---
Those who yet wish to preserve the
name and the advantages Of freemen
will RESIST; and they cannot COM
4 me"ee their preparations for IL t90
! soon.
tFrom the same, same date.l
alt is stated the President will inn
, mediately call out 600,0 900 men un-
der the Conscription Act"
The above is from the telegraphio
dispatches Of yeaterday Look out
for Provost MarshSls, Draft Com
missioners &c, .,or be raising your three
hundred dollars. We have only 10
say that the Provost Marsbals aud
Co., may 20 TO ------, and that auy
man that pays the thieves three hun
dred dollars is y slave, knave, or a
fool. Go it ye cripples.
From tho same July /. Isss.l
In the present invasion of Penn
sylvania we have by the telegraph OF
yesterday the statement that no pri-
yhte property is destroyed, and ihst
they take only what is needed for the
use Of their armies and pay for this
with the only money they have, Con-
federate notes. These may not be as
good il the North as greenbaeks at
present, but there is no telling which
will be worth the most in the course
Of time.
From the same, July 70. 1881
THE DRAFT.
II is now officially announced that
due notice viii be given Of tho time
and place Of making the draft. This
is we'll. They are not ready yet, for
the reason that they can not sparo
enough Of the brass buttoned shoul..
der.strapped gentlemen TO enfoS..e q il.
T When they get these stationed
through the country to overawe the
{ people, look out 70. your retty Pro-
/ vOst Marshals and qsher liberty
stealing slsves.
lFrom the ciTeleyills watchnsn, April 10, isu
John W. Kees' EdilofI
| We do aos mean that Democrats
should volunteer as soldiers to fght