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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
,..REWsnrT THE DAY.

a..
The probability -k6Wis is that tho
September session St. Csagress will
not be held. a Wise decision. -
E1-PIetident Piefes who has bseA
da6gst6uIly i'll is'fseoyeripg slowly.
HsiViil probably rsgain3 his hcAlth.
O.. J, Dieksy 'Ta1;iptObably bo
nominated BJ the ..RSpphlicAns to
succsed thts'lSts TAs4s.g Stevens in
congress, 'sr,s,--,t s..I}.., 4
Jahl H. Sarfalt,A 4 .sssond rial 10
eXpseted'tO take Plste asSt Monday.
SiKty.niue'snbpOsnsS fNI witnesses for
the prosecution have bssu issued, in.
cludidg three nSW~oHes--ninsly six
for the defense, aud. hut few, If any
Of these. j heretofore examined.
One Of the most appalling Il Cearth.
quakss Of the last century, visited
South American Coasts Of PeruS and
Ecuador on the l9.iAat. Over 25..
900 inhAbitahts petished and mil.
liOns ofproqerty was destroyed.
II Is reported thsLssieh gold dis.
ooyeTies have bs6h made in AriIona.
Thirty.6ts Thousand, dOllArs was
reported Of gold s'-sJSesivsd At San
Francisco from he. " ulturs' mine
last steamer. A--sPAsiy there are
having .hydrAulif sshjhsss made TO
work the claim near BY Prescott,
which has bseu nayibs. SIS day per
baud, I ElfIrr seysEgl SnqPlh4 past.
ThsIy is some sisilemsht in San
fSanelieo Regarding the mines
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
Work. ,workll W otl M

Our friend. throughout the coun,
ty should 20 to work aud keep at
work, aud then their work will be
done in the right way aud with right
results, The following suggestions
deserve the attention Of every Re.
pnblican: .r.r ..s,t m va
l. Form a GRAFT Club at once in
every township, with an ihdependen.
working organization 10 each cleo
ton district. '''''. 't r.'t
2. Get the name of every Grant
and COlfsx voter in the district, and
have him member of the Club, il
possible. .-, o.
4. Next, record the name Of eTery
other voter 10 said district, with
every one entitled to become or ID
be made . voter before NoVg Sd.
4, See that every one who will
read Republican papers is provided
with az least one good one.
3. Make arrangements that will
render the polling Of an illegal vote
in that district morally impossible.
6. Take care thAt-nO matter
What may be the ~Wsather-every
Grant VoteF in that district shall be al
tho pOih before noon vf the election
day, aud (hall vote As early As may
Be. 5aiH 'ar i1ta. ..-| -
7. Look out Tor the undecided oil
wsVsring, that they vote for Us 80 hV
As may Be. -. ie5i
! Friends sueA is the meaning d
work. Are yss already about Il:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17


Formers, trade smen aud labOrers,
are you In fAvor of'a return to hard
correuey-gold spd silver in lieu Of
the hlthy ragged scrip aud greoD.
backs, that Hood the eOuptryI IfsO,
vote the repablisan ticket. Their
party ,.Ands pledged to return 20
specie payment az the earliest pos,ibIs
Dsomf"t. II you prefer dsPreOiA,ed
ADdlrAgs'd paper promises to pay,
vote the Democratic ticket. The
Democracy are welded to gsesDbaoks,
10 whose depreciation aud repudii-
tieS they would ruin you and yOar
credit, TO gain for ,hsnsslv's place
and psvsr =; sn-l' 81,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
About Republican Extravaganza,

tits constantly charged that the
financial administration Of the Re-
publieanS il tfightfilly extravsgabt,
Let us see. H"l.-4 .1H bl..
The ordiuary expenses Of the
Government for -Ihe last fiscal year
we're hhnd:ed aud forty-six mil
lion dollars. 'Thiswas on the high
pressure scale, brought about blythe
expansion of the currency, the lIber-
al ideas consequently engehdered ip
the minds Of both parties, neeessa-
rily enormous expenses required by
the chaotic condition of the country
at the close Of The war, aud the long
conflict with Mr.. johnson. ''-ri
Bot what has been done for the
present year The Freedmeu's Bu-
reaI expires by limitation on the
irst Of January, The civil list has
been redused from fifty three to
thirty-six millions. Largely under
the. reforms ins stituted BY General
Grant du ring his administration. OF
the Dsp artment, tho War Office sx-
pensSs have been reduced from City
seven 20 thirty-thres millions The
Navy Department, iu spite Of Mr..
Wella, has been forced into similar
contraction, No poedfal interest of
the expanding Government has been
neglected, ASd yet a reduction has
been made in the appropriations,
from one hundred aud forty.siI
millions to ninety. one millions.
And still We shall be totd, day
after day, from now till aftsr the
election, that tho Republican party
is constantly growing more hagrantiy
e1tTaVagant ia its Increased rquan
Serings Of the public nopsy'-CS"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
How to II

II 0ar hieuds throushout the
County desire 20 help tho cause in
which the republican party iseuiist.
ed. ls. them take down the pams.
of all the doubtful Totera 10 their
ueighbCrhOod aud send them the
TMBuNE the rest Of the campaign,
Il viii only cost them 25ets a copy,
'Aod may be the means of accom-
plishipg mush good ia this eOuNty,
Try il. .t Id.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
Democratic Success.- Civil war.

=. -
Democratic Success : Civil War,
,d,IiHpT,A KeskS, in its, last nun
AsySseis, iogth worry claasly the suc
cossive steps by which. with Demo
cratic, speepsa in. November, W,
ehould fall into anarchy; y, .,,,s .,
ii 9How a Democratic 4uccsss at III,
election would occasion civil war i
cAsily secpLo Gen. Blais docs no
hesitate to SyoW IL. Congress rus
he wholly disregprded. Fh6Suprem,
Court must not DO invoked, ,Tb,
Prosident must usurp rail powers q
1.-The govsrnment aud act alone. II,
mnst be Ag6psRt, ''Bccsuse, y layi
Gen. Blair in his letter, "if the
President elected by the Democrsey
enforces or permits others to enforce
lthesc reconstrucsinn acts, tho ,Radt-
calls by tho, accession Of twent,
,spurious Senators and COY ropreson-
tptivcs, win control both branches o.
Congress aud his administration vii
Do as PowerlsSs ss.the present one, Q
iMr. johnson, Force is, therefore
the only alternative, ...t;.,g
,.itrF Mr.. Seymour bc elected aftcr
this loud sud reiterated deelaratioa
oby his party that bis election will
mean foreible Overthrow otthe prcA-
ant State governments in the South
FyTp States, tho result is evideat
lie would officially dcclpre thesC
governments void, :, lie would iher
nbs 'impsNclIcd aud probably copyiet-
. cd; but the Democrptie party, victo-
q Jl0us atthc;polis with az tbe whole
g. rebel lrforce jphilnpt and ready, would
I ditPuie the sentence and rise agsintI
its execution. Meanwhile in tb,
. jsootherp states tbe,new Democrat,
Slata organizations summoned BY tn,
y President would be fnrmed. They
would diipu.s The State authority
with lhe present ipoumhents, W Th,
,IpEestdsnscwoulA .rceogniEe the pev
/ rclaimapts aud order the army TO thei
, support, aud 10 4rample ,in the dps
lhe others. They "a turn would Ap.
upral to- Congross, already engaged Il
Icondic1 with Jthe RIesideut. Mean
rUhile, the Represents alissa and. Ssna'
ndofs from lhei new State seganiHalisn
IrwouH arrive in Waslli AgI ON Aad h
{ concert with, the other Domoorati,
umembers would te recognized q
olCougress by the POs~idebt- But
-siwlesd, long before this event .civi
Dwsr Sould bG tayaging the -couDtr,
3 and Wade 4AAuPlpn,e and Robef
Toombs, aud Howell Cobb, aud th
{ SebSf chiefs, who, say with a Der
Pike, "ws do not love. aud do no
2 ,pre lepd TO love that y Union, thougl
7 We have Agreedao obey the laws o
isthS vondaOrer.' would gladly .heb d
in a'desOlating war and = Juiasd Re
the fOllnsss Of their reVeRge.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
THE COUNTRY SAFE I
Another Glorious Victory!
GAIN OF iSIoooti a..
As Goes MaIns so Goes the UnlOui
AudusrG. Ne, Sept, u

/. The RePahheaps have carried ev--
cry Congressional District iO Maine,
HsvsNrrisd every oOunty,v-Tegaln
ing the three the Democracy carried
las, ysar. Elected every Senator and
seven eiHhts Of the House Of Repre-
ssOiativesiaby $4,000 majority, "a
gSiH OF ffomfli 900 to $4,000. a "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
Gen. Gibson.

A eorrssnopa.nt 81 tbe cofambu,
-, .I. ~ r.,,Sr ,.;ts,.
'O@'""'' PHy' '"' iO,'Or'us'''iUu
10 our gallant standard bearer, IN
this Congressional District, as fol :
loWs.r ... -..,,. .:......, !
Gen. Gibson still has the inside
track. The Democracy feel and
Know his strength, and see his power
oyefthe people, audience every Ne
aud Islander that Satan can suggest
thew are putting in circulation. But
the more they lie, the more III G
masses turn out to hear him, and
hearing thcy believe n him hi,
power over the n: asses 10 indeed sur
prisine. His bittcrest enemies com
fvss thiG Men aud women while
listening to him furcetI,cyerything
else. Sometimes his utterapces are
reoeiyed with roar. of lauohter and
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

race, ever ready to defend their prin.
ciples, suffered these wfo6N l 6tnu' !
they we're necessary 10 ,be PRESERVE.
ton Of the Republic -
Having lived i7 kashHgtoaFfor
the last six years, I know how many
oeour people, indifferent to the cause,
and how many only cared FOR the
spoils. This they had, however, in
common with other persons, aud |
took every occasion to defend my
race. against cruel bspersions aud un.
called fSt ptejultcel but yet | caunoi
shut my eyes to the fact that hundreds
Infested The camps who were spice,
bloekade tunneFs, &o., Who, owing
no Allegiance 10 the 4 GOveruuneuA,
having Stct passport near. sudau.
ecfednahp army, laughed at aIm5
Begnlations and orlcrs, aud whcn
shapht attempted to- bride thoir way
81 fsecd0m. This was . state Of
thisws highly dsmornllfibg, aud tho
GeuptSl ID a momeubOf just iidignS,
fieIr, IN an hour Of gfcat peril, litSuvd
,his order, never contemplating any
wronglsgSinst honest, patriotio Jew
isis Americsb ciiiEsos! % 81 'a r.i
g. TIE or,lor never harmed mo-Anoyet
huPmcd any one, not ers0 in Thought,
except those whom ,ss 0s J,,c, dfs,i,e
nh5 hskf'f4 teatesIN 70 sa"isi7oii
IL would be perfect lolIy to SUBJ
fSse ~. a1pAf6ms0t that the Jews
have found in Grant Sffbther
Titus, for he is FUZZY. ivate OF The
noble deeds nefforhed ~ thousands
ef Jewish Priystes, and hnhdtGds
etJcNish officers during tho late
war; and / know that, some Of bis
Earmast ,Iiendal even in Washing.
ten, ane- Jews. Tho bugbcar, Of
what hn may do whom hcr crbeconos
RreshleHeis Childish. IIG will dohis
ddty'ns ths.lHw Enl the win of the
people, through Their chosen repre-
sentative, prescribe; no more no tess,
!. This great love, all at once cxi
6bfed by The. Demo mooratic party or
Otherparty, this greakfol eranee
ysated about ~ Chyistid Sfor Jews,
u simply absurd. We are not Jews,
s1ccpt to God; we arc to the count
~ what Mr.. Smith, Jonescr Brown
are, citizens. Woseek nd tolerance
from any one, ID this'Sge ofprogrcss
aud ehnobliDg humanity. Tolerance
y {or ldves, not for Americans.
, BosTon, Aug G, 68. 'S,Woi.k
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

On Thursday last baltimore 6rw
shipped twenty mAmmotR watormel-
Ons, raised in Maryland, designed as
= present to the Hon. HoratiO Ssy-
mcpr.-TEr. '' loTt -.
HOraliO'S meioa-chOly days have
come. They will make hin fasl
shsky 10 No,s~hon s.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

The democrats Al Clyde last week,
drewa man "Out Of the dsR,hsp-Oi
obscarity--Ana nominated him for
Congress. They imagined that BY
getting as near ObOdy as possible il
would give the more universal salts
factiOa-,O their party throughout the
district They have succeeded I'D
mirably, .s .,'.ut 700
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
Colorado Declares for Grant

The election 10 Colorado, on the
9th inst, resulted in EvietOry 70 the
Union party by the election Of the
Republics candidate to Congress
by over 1000 mAjOrity. AT the las,
Congressional ELECTION the Republi-
can Congressman was elected by only
1903 maj jOrity, which indicates a gain
of SOms 900 for the Union ticket
One more victory Egg
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

According to the statement Oh
TreaVursr -hfcC CpILo9H, osthegia q
Augdft, the NstibsA-ds vds ts2,. I.
523, y ,4sOl l@. sThs Ilattunspi tads
on tiis lst tfSe eu9bsr stpwAs Il =
Be e2,oSo VA ,3B 90 II shows q
follows
Fot Bsplsmbsf ,5s5Sitsfs o.
~ ~ aYrr l z ssl I. ~, go = :.
fncfshse IN month ..,...","e.,N.. ,pli,q7pt9i "
How do tho pcoplslike the Radio.
al way Of paying of the, National
ebff+!4dSqhStr. ny taf1fcJlI
Ths. the minds Of ,,6s people may
not be ni.lsd'by this statement VI: We
propose 70 shoN them bow ,ki. deb,
vas 'insrs ascd '"'i 4y1 ,7." # -
g! R,;Isae Eg,.ls n s0lq. f', AiN.sts ,,.-...
sps.sisk 10 s S sSSs ,s SSc iS.S s,i lV
road S,10f ooC
'If ~. p'. r'i ,ttCfFf L4-1 l3.-l-
R..I TIHs'Ses scrsss. 81 sIng ~ % 2;
As Ts are not paying Tor AlSskss
every month nor issuing bonds 70
Pacific railroads, this temporary in
crsass may build iSrgGiy on dsmo.
cratic capital, bat when btousht to
the test their hgures, Ike thsir prin.
oiples vent stand an airing. .,.
BRIcK PoMERor, who probably Is
Asiv veil posted on the RoSe1snts Of
the Ku. KluI Khan, as soy person, in
tho e6ubtfy, North, 10 l1tcoat NUN.
be, Of his paper. thus threaten, the
radicals ~ l,..... ..sl '-!s
ut ID we'll to be warned in time.i,.
"Tbe nine 10 ready; iit needs bat
ona step further BY eaeTsaohing tyr
AMY to spring it,. and then q cd iielp
the ipsngstors, for thSre is.no wrath
like the wrath ofan outraged people.
Sic seD,peS tyrduni'."l ',1il -.
'. Forewarped is 3 forearmed'l and
ana when the Democracy In their
bitter hatred Of loyalty aud the gov.
ernnent spring another war upon
this nationA-ss they undoubtedly
will do if successful this fall--Moa be
to them that are doingan ,heJ can
To- involve this country ia another
warfare. Sc ismper shall
DO visited upon the head of him who
uttered IL, and traitorT shall perish
though they be as thieE as leaves iu
YAlambrosia., ''' h'''' u niH l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

g..
a. The ely Of Democracy is alway.
and ever "you are violating the Con
atitutiou.' From whiohlt would ap
pear that their rvcnsTati6n for that
Instrument was, most pure and uSds
filed, Their cry Is pfsI the ,bpbds, =
Liza favoritc war cry Of the Dsmoc
Eaby A'taE the boHdholdsr as we'll as the
farmer" We Ad viseV our republican,
etiepaS 70 asklthsir pchOcratie-oou-
Or.lovipg. .nsigkbors ibis que,'
iion Why do you ask tAat bspds
should be taHed1 The Csnstiniioh
could 6e eiotaIsd tSy it FbAlNLy yoR
BIDS IT, Then, ask them how ths
can get around that, ma
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

= Tho Northern Democrats, leaders
hoped TO have a camp aigh on iAlse or
irrelevant issuss. (. But their South
cru friends have 'pO lied their game
aud the agh at the polls Is 10 be
like tho hght in the hsld--betWesa
treason aud loyalty, Tho former
will sud as did the lattsr, " ith
"GrA1t aud victory,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

ho IL the election 10 NermonsJ Wss not
SElofiSus ROpuBIfeaS vie rory, eaua.
ing soppcrhsads to quake With fear,
Al the fate which awaits them 10
November,y whS4-vO want to know,
you know, ,-..'d docs the Aduertiser, in
It's last ISSUE lead OH Into = fyarstive
argument to show that there is 1 loss
in the republican majority compared
with the vote of'6A. If there ia a
9rumb of consolation IN that faei,
they Oughtto have the benefit of Il
T-fh0 Hted Il Hi, figures simply
show tha, the republicans did not
pon their fdll strength at thH cleo
tiou, lie compares Tie vote OF this
election with the Presidential vote Of
1854 instead Of the vote Of the State
election In the Same year. Why
doesnt I he show his readers tho 6g
nrcs on the State election 10 ls64V
which shows only majority OF
somsthlns over i9,0O02s Because to
tell the truth aud deal fairly wOnldDt
serve his purpose. The people must
be hood-wioksa ii Democracy would
be successful, Thi, is their stosh in
trade, aud without subturGuge Of
this kind they would be pOWsrles'
aud their cause hopeless.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

The Cleveland Leader, in a recent
number, speaking of the Ninth Dis
trlct, says: - '. 81
General W, H. Gibson is to be the
next member Of Congress from this
district. While the. Democrats have
been wasting their energies in Aght.
ing each other, he has been steadily
aud steadisstly at work, and has
already made hu ndreds of converts.
The split in the Democracy cannot
be entirely healed, aud moreover they
have thrown away Ave Of the best
weeks Of the canvass. They have
lost the possibility of success, aud
Gibson has secured the prize.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

Mr. piekinsOn. Of FrsAOpb is the
candidate OF tho Democratic party,
for C0egrs.s h this Dis,Fist-tsaI
s>s'l,ksSF s's. q pApINssSt r7'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

An Illinois correspondent writes
to Brick PomerOy's paper that ''ths
woods are full Of Democtats lAis
yeAr." That is just the wsS. il wa.
during the drah,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

When a man like W&RKES P, No.
NIX i4 suffered to be Slaughtered by
a pack Of black guards such as rep,
resented Crawford eouAty, IN the
Democratic 'COnventiOn, at Clyde.
last, week, We are naturally forced to
the belief shNethAt portion of their
part, who thick aud read for them
selves, must necessarily become dis.
gustcd with the controlling power Of
their organization, Mr, Noble him {.
self must dsplOre the utter dsPrayity
and lack OF principle in ,ho Ac,iOn.Oi
bis brother democrats, who would
cut the thrOat of one of their Owr
party as quick as that Of an enemy,
to subssrve their own IslhSh aud die
tatorial purpose. "a ps5, a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

What has tho Radical psTtyl acoola
plished for the good OF the peopl,
during It's seven years Of poWerf-
Adeerfiser.isic i,it1 ,JI ?. .-,
o. It placed lloyd men ia power
where denOdtatie REBEL, before bsa
ruled. ~ '' ,'' ''
ltsieppsd .iniaud, saved the credit
Of tho country, that the democratic
administratidui Of jaime, Buehsnsb
had ruined, y Hi'2 s., rar .'" %
It restored p to the eoppGy the
property that the rebel democrats
officials t,ole during Bueha5an's adj
miuistratlon. 'n. t''npHa s...,i.f
Itconqusrcdshd brought into sub.
lection one of the most stupendous
robellions that the world has ever
seen, n1tf .sr '..i 'r'r.l... .1l
It raised Upon the merit OF its cause
alone the largest amount Of mOpey
ever borrowed by any government
from iis owp people ga o yiw
IL has kept its Fith with it's cred
itorS aud will continue to do SO aS,,i
The last farthinS is paid, ,0' ''' a '.g ~.
Ithas made treason q scot asSi q
by'word and Sccessioa and States
Rights, Save Sren proven false theo,
rie'--- destructive 70 REPUBLICAN gov ~
ernmenis extraordinarily ~ ,iheiI
results. $3.50 tof3oi Is.r 49,
1o IL has broken the shsckles Of over
three millions o. slaves, and placed
ip their hands the means Of Asauir4
log knowledge ind citizenship.
nAhd1t 'proposssrin' the oleOtiop y o. o.
Grant, to give 10 the county, peace
prosperity and a future sfeatnes,
that thall, eclipse all its psi history
and lnske,it TIE gTesisst nation ior
the face Of the glSBoy ,ht ,u'af .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
Reduction Of the Public. Debt.

/, ~ The opposition press. throug6oas
tAcc eOsntrysipclud ding our down ,era
sotcmPorary, have heCp, beSily viii,
fully misrcprosshtins tAx state. Of tho
public suauccs, and claiming that
"lhc National debt tas'bceS+ ineteas.
ed millions of,dolists since the ,yst
closed" Here arc the Official 6g
dtes,"whlch prove1he lio sight here
to these Assertions:. - :. '''ilq
Dbbi oftbs Unl. staisa A6k T. es % ss1. .1ss,, ,,is
so" &" - Iuns 20. Us 7I,Sisui0ol
Reduction, ..... $500, ~, ,S4s
Instoad of inereosiny the debt, We
6nd q reduction ofoveS siSA,Ihs1dretl
miiIops o dollar, l-r-ot about, one
fourth OF the opiile asbtia fea1A@
ttresyedIr AE7thiS rate the''entit;
Indebtedness ofltho country can D,
paid OF In hsttoe Xsdrsyll SaeH are
Ihe facts in regsrds 70 fhfs srSst dem
ocrAtic ,bng bear--,ho public debt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

For some months after the col
lapse of the rebellion, A. Johns on
insisted on hanging Lee, Beadregard,
aud other rebel Generals and leade
and was. only prevented from doing,
so by tho persistent remonstranees
ST Gen. Grant, Now these mon ex-
hibil their gratitude BY entering iu-
TO ell kinds Of eabals to defeat their
magnanimOus enemy. That's ehiv-
airy. rr..-r.; -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
Z THE MAINE ELECTION.

-
In mes past the provsrb ppbsst
cure among all parties, this p'AI
Mai6eAgoes, 40 goes the Unidn -
The country has bcsn listening, foi
the past few day, with eager ears, to
catch the FIRST sound Chat should
click along the wires, giving the re-
suit Of Mondays election In Maine.
1t had not loLg % walt ,Mo1dsy
night brought news Of no uncsrtsiu
sound. Loyalty bad rFiumphed.--
The @Gupbetmeu Of Mafpc" bad
Rallied oihs calf oi the 9rssa MOu1
tain Boys, and treason vent down be
fore their gallant charge. Notwith-
standing tbs DspOcrsoy poured out
their treasure like water, and brOugh,
their best men into the field, Maine
has declared that loyal men shall rpls
BY tho glorious majority OF %, 600.
The tide ia irtesistibly setting In
for GRASr and CoLtAx, in Novsrn.
Der, and the already discouraged aud
demoralissd' Kh-KInx Democracy Of
the country are dreading the day that
shall sousign them to eternal oblivi
on. Their doom IL sealed tho
e vbelming tide " thst caught up Mr.
sErAogR, is bearing him aud his
party, down into tho whirlpool of do
sttactiOu, ~ % senufsnittW 81 .t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

! The Richmond (Ks) Dispatch says,
"If Maine shAlllshow q GAIN, largo or
small, for this Radicals, .SETNoUR
may consider his chance Of being a
successor tb GEO RGE uWAtnlNGsoN
rs small indeed, su.a,5 20 7oas.,l-.
, Thitis exactly our views Of .the
case. Maine has showu not small,
,buta large. gain for tho RadicAls-G
gain of nbonh ons ,buRdred per cent.
STYMoURs chances are small, indeed;
but small as they are, they will be
still less when Pc h6sylyaRia. Ohio
and Indiana roll up their Radical
majorities in October. 7.a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
Wants 70 Know,

70 o. The Cleveland Leader has tho FOL
lowing; rt .rr ,. .- -r1'.r..
nG1Srhe Dsm6crataiof5 the Ninth Cons
bsigressipnil District have made two
aominaiions for Congress, but, a.
uoitAsIsFiVal nominees have succeeded
,suiuosi@g each Othep up, q IA the
Killkcnny cats, il ia now necessary
e7o4o put GthiT& man on the course, q
F. The victim ssfastod by tho Clyde
convention yesterday u n M5YE. i,
yii5,ictisOn of'Hrenont. 1lWe respect
1hofalIS ask: Who, is' DiekaOu3 Did
Uo1AnSbody svefrhear Of him- balsTe
sSa9lisib be . father, has he "A. brother !
ItsfsoAs caFpes-basger or 10 he pa-
tive7 IL his name aDiokermap, or is
cid itDiekiHsau, or, Dickson Or Dick.
midnapy orDiOk Robinson? ts..t---
.siisa tWhosNeF and vhateFsr he is, he,
-n Ike the famous Dan. Tucker, has
81, come 800 Late. for his supper, Glib
edi SOU Is TO be the next CoDgresSman
ssuiGrom the Ninth District. There was
once aehnneo fur tAa Democrats 10
sl9'haSs carried IL, but by their wraRgl
talipg they have throWn thAt ohAnes
~ away ,n} ssa 81 tna +, i.7sua. 800
DsliIu 500 ri-y----TT-' -------b asa. E,
.s'dlr The colum bus JosrraF Gays
.iaspCrawford has carried the day.
f.. a aiThs Cantapksro W. pOnncT pndblitIsp
- lths lean Snd buary Beer, and The
Of immretAl anJsek" have done u
~ Bsnsea 10 beaten. and Noble backs
eL dound .Ssnsaa. ,Oan'f romS ih;,this
rexs asslsr-Hnless .with 0ihlpn. Which
81 y seFtsiEr@alA viii.