The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10


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\ DemUcrsts ctied 6btfh gF9At Ntbny
f1. ether go's do9t lot The 0Jyer1l
\ hiert Sf tbS United SStes lSS MAUD
upon het4.osd fBita yiIedu S9idy,fohr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VA 4
matter ofsteEi#y sb6eoustitbidns
Sharaeters hhd De octScy cried out
f"stop him sgey atl1o SabSernnfcnT ol
tho UuftsdiSehqss S5ish ehis man
l whyf 'BeeadsSHS a. iuadsarafiuc
war and REBELLION "a aynginh deIS1
ing thd 1sathotHS8f tic 'ttRlaI
.Rsta,Us, S6d'so ne Ci6vefntntth tjf ,lts
fUnited' ststes matched 1owhfAsoE u
diers aud batteric', and y jim Bio wn
was cat,tnttd AuiI hi6,5sai To noisio
q BuCwhe6 South CakoiinS rsSd az
Ia her'eoWct a6f FnighE aa6dy bbld
iH assaAed the dbvsrarhSht OF the
hUuRed States, Demoeracy had Moth
1ing'to say but ether 60 CAppbuss ]
1rhcto were some twenty Eve millions
of people Ia the North, who did uor
hprJpose 20 let South Carolina 70, and
you who are here 20 night, can 70,
anember the different expressions to
be seea upon the faces Ufyouf. friends
! when the startling news bhne that the
fia9 bad been fted upon at Fort Sam
tcr. There was q difference as uiark
ed'ds The waters Of the Dcad Sea.
You saw one class shrink back Into
themselves, and crying out "Lel
SJah Odrokaa 5o''Amch, who ike
Seymour, eriod out win piou, virtue
"Lct uS see f}sty yieHs,tef coercion Is
tu0fdt.na sH'rr ..i ers mia tnHors o
You saw aanoth6t 3c'ssg abey
strai shtencd Themselves up and said
~ This Unioh is worth NOR than ten
Thousand South Caroliuas, and wSwin
not stand byand sec it abrokcn up
They listened pnxiuusly fcrspeSa, aud
vhcu il came how ala they T give ia
When they learned that III answer to
the challenger of the febels,g6ne Ilittle
baud vi seventy pGnirau up thSa a. az
on the rpmParts Of Fort ,Sunler, add
from every easement and barbette,
roared out 'de6Ineel 10 ths yoisGl oI
Treason "a iBsynmdda tho vetys heat !
eus ring with shouts'of ofei6icing, 10
see how quick ly The i6sulbwagatenk
edl Democracy, however, slirTnkba9k
stu uunBd aud afraid. isWhSS BecSuse
Dembcracy was afraid ofgettingihrut,
Before the war ucomm enced Democ =
racyo whs very fierce for IT, but when
the roll pf canou was heard they we're
paeifed. ClIaughtcr They did not
wauiato' fight d en-. Whylp lJecaaso 10
it was aslunconstitutional TO DO hit by a
bullet Laughter] that Is the reason
les,se pess,%eogSaG get back into its she'll
M mails do, aud Thought mob bds could
soc il fbecausos its head was cover
eds ELaughter.]oIWo knew what
they were we told them that there
wuuld be wArA+bioody war, aud that
they must sustain tho rgovcrnniont,
and then they " squelched." ~ baugh
ter At the frst out burst ot patri
otism you found very few anon pro
claiming the doctrines that afler
wilde came from theiF mouths ssft Sr
I ynup boys had blmkeled'on tho kLap
sacks aud tnken their guns aud loit for
tho war, and then when O OhipD swas
,lesutute almost, for stronS m ehg oYou
saw tbesd sneakips scoaadrsIsil il~hJ
had not goue to,0Cdaadag craNling
out add sayiag 'sSi illukght, iIali I
they didn't. [Grsat baoghte : Why
iiE Batter county, Ian told uhe dDs !
hho oeraey resolved that ID woalduot
Stand the sdraft but Cow osTod1 Sc ent
ddwuoa company of soldiers wieti au
% d swivel sihe sight ofWhich wa MOI
plesis,n TO- the Democrats pfancy
(Llughter'1 Somebody, sooh after
ashw an suid tsliowa ri ridinei ualoas with
pi bag, Of n1caI iahdBlsk cd himd where
bhibd Butier counry troops WIS baRd he
said, they were goae. 4 Laaghtef ]
4 IL is uuoonstitutional tonfyht1 blftsit
is CONS titutioual Ito talk "a bout Il.
We fought the war through, iaad De q.
! IN ocrucy had nothing 10 do with IL.
They cried out, from tsS lncep ton 10
its close, that yevery movement we
made .Sas uuoo ouSutatioui. Run the
list oyGros Will some 9Democrats or
Republican, to night, tell me Of a
single ins tance, inj the history of this
GoSernmcnt, where 10 raised its hAn
70 smite down treasoo, sbsSi Democ-
raey did mot cry out ''uueb titution
ak"u TAey erisd out YuncoR stiti
llai when M ahiucoln proposed TO
reiD lbsee Fort, Sumter with men sod
provisions = vhe a. be called fur isy-
eniy .fSa1 thousahd dmenttd sgrappie
Nitb treason and1defe I'D lthea dInti6ns
hobOrt amid the 'oriI shed and derumb- :
iins ramparts1ot FDrta 6amter, the )
lsVore, ,thht 10 ~ss saothing -IaoEs tliA 0
Ian dDcO Sstihuh hO Rai 1aot inf rsbaliiob.
They so,iell opt u uOeO Ohst tta tionsl
NhenaBinaDlnli Issued hisgsta ma neipa :
tioUsnproelametion, audowhe d odtb 9
tlnyat sAssas uedsr Grant lauda Shsft I
iasO and ShernSq put 9dhas spFocls :
IInttiop into Effect aud lihereby Noak
eueda rebellion sthhk 70 o, was D'upe0n- =
tslilnti0lal16 . Why D. YBaoause it hurt
tisenss Laughter.] ]sIThSE . saida othe
tlOpstitatonqE qEss grppdIy Niadieptad q
when at Fredericksburg the rugged
slopesIBspe eQEered5 w the dead bod
iespfthvaboES An blue in their vain
attempt-t8-beat-ths rebels baehSbut
the eehAtitusiqpT ggeekte8Jg viola
ted when. Iiula-later, Meade, al
ieaettBsbuEgsl cr1shed2 tbEepgh , the
lhostsl lOf tgeAsOR snd aptathAm IESeI-
ing backward discounted aalJdsCellt
4sa It hurt the SPbels. KThsy sTore
trtbst hs gqnsiitBiien reseiiysdi y BP
blest Vindication at the hands Of tbe
Southern Confeder, cy, when Grant
tgrsqdl ayin u. IL which were boy from
ifadiabR aud 06iS, sGfgsf against ths
battlements OF yicksBdfg ID a. Safd
lFetempg w Iwhest them sfp6iA Asason,
1bht'fts wss pat4icdhfIiw wddcoAsiitd- !
1tioSaI dwheh, iSlRf'ea Fater ,Ifhe sssf6 .
lasm ysuas hiohAaiehan bank iabIded- :