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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
fhs New UprisinE at the South

From every quarter come tAs sVi
dsuses that the nominations at Ne,
York, the. evolutionary platform
thsfe, sdOp,cd, and she ipesndiary
ieIlef Of the Denosrati Q candidate
for the Vice Presidency; have srous
ed the dormant spirit Of rebellion .,
the South.
Three months sgo The Southern
States were, comparatively qpiot, o
few turbulent localities slobt Except
ed, RevrgA was in quiet
progress and almost eomplste. The
negroes were Vesevful asd isdustri--
ous. The best crop Of cotton rsised
since 1860 was veil cultivated, aud
the era Of TeluTniDg prosperity seem
ed Al hand. Now, from every quar-
ter come the same cries OF alarm.
The Texss Coovsutios declares its
inability 10 have IN election on the
G oBstitution IL has framed, without
more stringent protection from a .
General Government The Governor
Of Louisiana appeals for sid 10 sup
press muTdsrots outb1saks. The
Tennessee Legislature receives the
report Of bsrbari,iss throughout that
State which are most dangerously
significant.
The evidence is concurrent aRd
conclusive. Deliberate PrsP.TAtiOns
arc in progress for ovegturnipg ths
go. H-....--A. - - nwtshoaaa
At. the South; for tramping the lsgis-
IA,ion Of Congress under foOt, for
terrifying ihe HogI0os into . timid
yubmissioh, for uurdaring or, diving
from fhs eoantry Northern men who
haTs settled there since the close Of
the war, and fer compelling white
Southern UnionistS TO follow them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS

Grant is the great 7apner, but
Vermont is the. ayAnt eopsis,.
Cheers for JeG. Dsvis we're given
at the Pspdkton rseeting Et Bangor,
Me, 49, saa5
Get thee behind me Satan" said
the Crawford County secedsrs to Ne.
bic, and he ''Sst," ,',ss1'if -
The Democrats fhTsatsi 10 push
thevaf info AGfies.'' Do they pro,
poseto burn down ssms more colored
orphan asylums? -"
The Newark Daily Adyertfaer, IL
confident the Republicans will carry
New Jersey, q The Advertiser is po-
litieally the best posted paper in New
Jersey. " -,
"Any man who goes against mon
eyed AristoerAey is my brother" sayR
the UePpsrhead candidate for Cove
nor Of Illinois. He is certainly,
then, no relationto HOratio Seymour.
AtAJmuhieipal election in Will
mingtOn, Delaware last week.. thero
was a republican gain Of oHs'hundrsd
on the vote for Mayor "StfGWs
shOw, etc. icHl- aslifT oysyy
The nsw, ,VerG oat Senate ia man.
imousy Republican. The House
2l9 Republicans, Is Democrats.
Last year the Republicans had 2O5,
and the Democrats 20. ~ st
An excessive traveller sends lks
Auburn News several votes tAksn in
the cars. ForeEauple, on the .raia
from New York TO Albany, gSly
80, the vote stood, Grant 344,, sey-
mOur So. Albany to Ulis6sJSIy 81,
Grant 24l," Seymour 80 uteA to
Syracuse. August l.; Grsnt IN Say
moar 80. Syracuse to- A9bHru,
I, Grant 90, Ssynszr "a.
Auburn TO Gepevs, Augusf b Grant
SS, Sey ymouF 10. Geneva 10 'CiifteA,
4, Grant 73, SeymSur 10.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

Gen. BUcKLAND has taken the
stump for Grant, Colfax and Gibsos,
in this district. Though not one Of
the most aueOt speakers, he deals
iH plain facts, which the people eau
easily understand. Ofa rseeut speech
at FO'tOrlA, the Ms'O' in TIA last is
cue says:
He handled Gen. blair rather
roughly, and shewed that he was 10
full sympathy With the South. Tho
best attention was psid to his speech.
He spoke n the highest tsrFs Of
praise Of General GRAFT : said he had
ssTVsd with him TIVE yeArs, in ths
army and asserted, apea his honor
that the reports Is to Grants iAten-
PeTate habits were unfounded. five
bad the space We would give his en-
tire speech, but cannot do SO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

Tennessee was the srst Of ths
Southern States to be rsco instruct
ed, according 70 the Radical pro-
gramme, aud to-day it is bankrupt,
and on the eve Of . war of races.
BRowNLow has armed his negro mi
litia and ordered them to shoot down
every Ku.KluI, claiming that every
rebel in the State belongs to that or
gapiEation. We think the old hell
hound should be Ku:Klu1ed.-Ad.
periisev.
Had the above paragraph appeared
in Brick POmeroy's Democrat or the
Bucyrus ForHn, We should not have
been surprised to have read such an
expression in them, but coming from
cur down stFses eotemporAry, it is
siguiseaut Of the progress the teach.
isgs Of such leaders is making " We
think thsoh hell hound should be Xu-
Kluxed''-is COOS, lit psrtakss Iary.
" OflAtter.day democracy, and as q
specimen Of democratic Argument, 10
y "peSfeet brick" Lots have more
Of tlrem.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

We deem il bu. right to iuSorm
our readers Why the Legislature con.
tinusd in session so long, aud What il
done during that time,-AdUertissr.
You did0't inform them that there
was a hsa on aud you was waiting
for the egg You didat toll your
readers that you were waiting for
Andy Johnson to be impeaehed tina.
you might Ia the event Of wade's
going into the Presidential chair, e
lset Vallandighan to the Senate OF
the United States. You dian't tell
them Of the thousands Of dollars Of
sxpeDss iasarrsd in waiting for th "a
Impeachment EGG, Oh no, tho dear
people mush'. knew about these
'Aisgss-7it would spoil year . li,,ls'
s.sry." s1au us'ieb haasuoA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

Collector SMyths removed the
clerks from che New York Custom
House Sunday. '. ft
AbUah Mann. formerly prOni-
peut politieiaA, died ia AlLaHy, New
York, Sunday,
The fansral Of sI.oOvepor IT. os'
Y. seynosr, took place ia Hartford,
COhnp Monday.
The Teaaessse Legislative Con.
mit.Se, 70 Wail on the President, ,lsfl
Yesterday AfterAoos for wAshingtop.
Daring the PAss seek there xsrs
SEQ AppbsAlisLA- for patents. Fer
,Ae sAms tine 3s0 patsals we're
gfeessd, a. c.g ie. Ausss1i Sc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
The Democratic Psrtyi FupsrsI

The Democratic Party'i FspsrsI
Sermon was preached here on lass
Saturday. The esremonies we're eos. |.
dusled by Col. Hi'sy Of Clsvelaua
aud Col. Bsbsr, Of Columbus. No
others could DO found willing to DO
the dirty business Of burying its foul
carcass in this county, bat these two
worthy nonentitiss-ths "sweil. head"
Of Cleveland aud the "gassbsg" Of
Columbus. They done it most sp-
propriately and efectually. Doc.
Ksgy had the honor forced on him
Of presiding aud working upon the
/" phcelinks" Of the mourners. To
say that it was solemn and impress
I've, would not adequately. express
all. II was positively Affecting to
witness the lsngthsasd snd woe be.
gone vissges Of thOss who were once
wont to look 90 sleek aud jolly
Landon aud Martin were chief
mouruers aud tried to keep = StifI
upper lip while they dlnled on the
new made grave Of their much loved
idol. Mr.. Noble, in tho depths Of
de'psir, with the Constitution grasp.
ed in his right hand, had wandered
of 10 search Of his scattered and de-
moraliEed flock. "wOe is me, - said
he As he betoOk himself henes
to pray for the uniting Of his breth-
srn. The other prominent members
huHg upOn the outskirts Of the
nourners, like bound boys at .
husking. The sooner the funeral was
ever, they thought, the better.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

The immortal Baber," as the
Ohio State Journal terms him, who
run the Democratic Legislature. last
winter iStS one ,f the most expen-
'ivs aud eStravsgsnt sessions which
has ever besS imposed upon the peO :
pie Of the State was sent here, in the
emergency Of the hour to talk to the
Democracy Of this county. st their
gra1d Fissls" last week. The oaly
expression We could sec manifest, was
that .hs people went away feeling
as though they knew as much about
politics as he did. aud a good deal
more about human nature. They set
him down for just what he is-a
blatherskite.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

Any observing man who attended
the Democrats rally last Saturday,
.'~iai.os h~iY boiss Impressed witL
the complete decentralization Of the
party sod their utterly hopeless son-
ditiOA No sSthusiasm,---no Hvocss.
sionsi--no eroWds,r- nothing
mauifesteS the least particle Of heart
or spirit 10 theiA cause. They have
existed keyondtReir time, they have
elung to the old lAudmarks Of De.
mocMcy--Slarery aud States Rights
until To-day they arg bus the fos-
s'l remains Of en- organizations whose
FTncipleS were buried when the re-
bellSoS was crushed. Had they ac.
eePted ssc progressive principles
presented b. the friends OF Mr.. Chase
IN the New York CepvsntioD, they
might have lived through even the
ignOniny connected with the name
OF Democracy, but leaving this last
opportunity to save themselves from
Sestruetiou, pas, By, they are
soon destined TO be swallowed up in
the OblFvAO@ Of tho "dead past"
These evidences 81 their rapid decay
are everywhere present; not only in
the country At large, but 10 every
village aud hamlet 10 the land. Their
speaker marking this peculiar evil
dence of their rapid dissolution here,
ethor'ed them, in desperation, to go
to work aud organize, ,apd labor fer
the cause, or they we're Loaf, The
ech0 answered frVm the hearts of the
thinking part Of his hearers, ,--"I.stt'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

Sosld 10 on through, and finally,
Wohld oeHe 70 hinssif "YSii Hsns,
VA fer have you peer doiRg nit yer
sflf desc dag 7" Veil, fediukS 4
sh8st that mans In der hofts thrsde
desc mornIBg, laughtsr, ! ard, thai
vomAus vat I sehs tie eord wood TO, I
only gives her seven feet; but I giyes
der andeFs mans the oder feet 90 that
makes N . shtaBd Of. TLaughtbr.1 /
Apoutths horse thrsde | has nodings
to say" Voices, no Of course not. i
Then he studios . long yips kpl
says: "Vell, Sobneiter, Euesses
you+eas.go NIT der rite haHt side,
but dolls you IL ish . tam tight
squeesh. '" lGrsat laughter.1. .,s
+. Az 70 the payment .Of tAs, bonds
the speaker said . qnser construction
was giVeh 10 the Demoefs,id plst.
foru. From the East the brt eas
psy them ip gold from the ;wSst,
pay ihSu IN gVessbseks from the
South. more honsst thsp all lhs,ery,
10 don't pay them at all. =
Ny friends II sscps 70 ne thtrt is
much USELESS sTgumons upon susn.
oes. We have . debt 70 pay. Il
ought TO bo paid that Il esrtain.--.
What We should pay il 10 is the
qusstios. We will simply abide By
The dscisios Of the proper tribuuai.
We will do just a. We have alvs)s
doBe ih America, abide By the Dc
oisiOn Of tAe court, aud that is whsre
u ultimstslI Villi-oms. II d sass
pay II In gold, te will pay it,ia ggid +;
" Il says pay h in greSobasks Ee'll
pey u in grsenAaeks. He fsstsNtd
tho New York platform aud its eanA
didsteS. Who was HoTatio Sey-
mourf The Dcmoerst who SPposed
the war all thyOhgk /; Whe proudly
boaiied that he did not .eoptributs :
dollar 70 crush rsbellion shS vetoed
the bill giving ths soldiers or New
YoTk.ths right Of franchise I who. .is 81,
sued 10000 commissions bccaIffc he
couldn't help IL; who voted Ne war
q failure who asked, "wh6rs are tho
victories you promised us.p He. paid
"a glowing tribute to Gen. Grant, tho
peoples candidate. There he stands
out before US clad in the simple blue
Of the grand army whose chief hs is;
around him are tho arms and ban ners
ke wrcs:ed from the rebels; above
his head is the Gag Of our common
union /; on its folds are written the
immortal names Of Shiloh, vioks.
burg, the Wilderness. Richmond,
blazing out 10 liasS of Gre, that the
World may read. His heart 10 loyal;
his ability unqueStionsd. u
Throughout, the closest attention
Was given to the speaker nd .hs sp-
Plause was frequent aud hearty. o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
From a Gate) Democrat.

VENICE Tp, Sen. Co., Sept. z.
EDS. TRIBUNE II have been q
Democrat in principle for many Year,,
and reader Of the " Seneca Adver.
tiser," but when party will hold up
such men az Wade Hampton Gen.
Forrest aud other eI rebel generals,
l can't 60 with them any longer. /
am disgusted at the party I have 30
long held to, and cannot vote with
them any more, especially in such
times as these when every man
should prove himself loyal. l shall
vote for Grant and CoIfax-the Lord
Willing-Aa6d do all that can to ef-
feet their eleetioA. "-, 10 .E.'I.
Yon can Publish this If you think
best. Yours Truly, -,
PRINCIPLE.
Such We belieV, to be tho feeling
Of many Of that party, and We well
come you tos party that has never yot
upheld traitor, nor eOuntenanced
treason. There is room for more.
- ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
Why 2

8 VIII the AdserG.er pIeasa' sSplsis
Why il has never publishs1 the ia.
nous revolutionary letEos iof Frank
p. Blair to Col BrOadheStb VPou The
strength Of which, he reserved the
Democratic nominati)n for Vice
President. Why have you nevOr
published itf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

Col. Hiselyt-iws don't know
uhstAsT he was > Colonel in the rsb-
81 army o. enc of the home, guard
COlOnsls Of The Federal srmy,-this
much We do ksOw, that If his person
wAsn's with the rebel army, his heart
yAs,-Wha brought from Cleveland,
to make the leadiag address to the
Dv@seacy, 90 Saturday, He is =
rsnarkAbls PsrssnAge, ia small man
With = naaasivs hsad,-a very msss-
i've head, for 10 litIls brain. He
started cut nOdSSsly, something on
the style Of q fourth Of July grafton,
sxtOllipg the soldiers sad prAisiDg
the people aad their patriotism. Bu,
be desired that the pas. be buried.
and he quoted Cor the bsaeht Of his
hSghly iAtsllsstaal SSd HppreeiativeCS)
aSdieucs that rare gsm he has no
doubt alone succeeded in sna,ehing
IRON the crunbliRg ruins Of lima,
---sss. ths dead past bury ils dead, :"
But he Wsnt.on, the stream Of slO-
qusaSs ioaSd steadily out upon the
surrounding Asssnblags, and he soOS
forget ell about buying the "dsad
past, bat was going over the same
issues aud viewing them from the
same stand point that the Democrat.
10 party did before and during the
war. He carried eOnvietion 10 The
miads Of his hearers too strongly 10
Be gain, ,saysd, that hs had forgotten
that thsts had ever hsep avsr, OF
'Ass ,Asss aAssas hssaa q ssass for
mo, ua3 ~ ~ 1sdi ,NssI owi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

"hnd IN our struggle for eopstitu-
tional rights We are strengthe ned in
our convictions Of daty bJ the fact
that a majority Of our soldiers up.
hold as in ibis political contest"
The above is m extract from a
speech asl'V.red by HoR&7To sEr-
MoUR, in response to a sereAade, on
che lith Of August lass We regard.
ed il at sSe time as a Presunptuou,
Insult to the soldiers Of the Union,
and the response from the Screen
MountniF Boys" Of Vermont, in their
recent elcction fully confirms our be-
lief that it was an ieSult, aud that
they so regarded il, &R5 took that
opportunity to deny in anmistakabls
terms that "a majority of our soldiers
uphold them in this political contest" :"
The same emphatic denial will be re-
echoed from every other loyal State
in the Union ere the ideS of Novem-
Der shall have passed. ,i
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
Vermont.

The Repu blican gain In the YER
nOHt election is 10000 over the last
election, and sbOut the Ssms majOri :
y that this noble and patriotic State
gave HGninst treason aud traitors 10
1864. They regarded the issues Of
this oawpsisn syaOnymOus viii those
Of ga, sss every loyal nan came
boldly to the frost. Will OaiS 10 a.
vellf W. think she will, : '.N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
who An. d.v;i n. RSkl.eI

Who the dsyii Is RSk9rf Lee, Of
Crawford '--F'vDOn., AtepEsssr. .
4 lie i.ths " li,tls joksr1 that the
teeodsts, Of Cra~sosd Ccunly sre go
Ing To-" play il fqo% on Npbls with.
Now Jon soc Il, aud nov you don't
sec IL. -r,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
Nominations for Congress.

TIE following nominations Lave
been made fss Congress shroughoat
the State. There are Two LowipA-,
.ioss yet to be made iu the Demo
cratic list. The following ase" che
mama, nom;n.ted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
A vlFginlaa of the Lee Fsmily 0ut Tor
eEaut-- Ms 0piBlon Of the Condition
or the 6Outh. M N

A VlFglnlan of the Loe Family Out FOR
erant--n Ms 0piblon Of the Condition
OF the South. - :
Among the letters read al the Re.
publican mass meeting held In Rich.
mond, Va, last week, was the sub.
joined from Mr.. Robert Boiling, .,
connection BY marriage Of tph
Lee family, The Richmond CORES
pondent Of the Petersburg Express,
in, referring to the latter, .AJs! ~
need not say il has excited the
most profound surprise aud regret
hero, and many wish il had never
been Ssls s5soGRsi 'HSS8 gSS si,:sSs:SS
the sentiments which this letter con .
tains, no opo here could have been
persuaded to believe" Tho letter IL
as followsi /. y.
SIR--I have the honor TO acknowl.
edge the invitation ofyour committee
to address the Grant aud Collar rats
i6eation meeting TO be hold in Rich.
mond on the Goth instant aud would
gladly have accepted il, but for nv
unavoidable absence from the State
St the time. For al che poverty.
anguish, aud oppression which the
people Of Virginia and the whole
South have endured with unexamp:ed
fortitude, from April IL, 1861, down
TO this very moment, the Democratic
party 10. In my humble judgement,
wholly responsible; and all ths odium
which they have succeeded in attach.
ing TO the Republican party the
Democracy richly deservss. The
peace aud prosperity Of the whole
oountry aud the existence Of the
Federal Union is how more deaantly
threatened than 10 1860. Thsn
wsrlike intent was indignantly die.
claimed To day ID 10 pablioIy de-
clAred that occasion is not dead;
that the lost cause 10 10 be rsgaihed q
aud that In The event OF the slsction
Of Seymour aud Blair il is substan-
tally declared that the Federal ar,ny
shall be compelled to subyert the
loyal State 0oSernIheIts now estab-,
Nshsd., Neither by tho bullet nor
tbs ballot can those State Govern.
msnts be subverted for somo time 20 |
come, without involving The whole |
country III = war Of such magnitude |
aud horror that in companion with il
the late rebellion was q pastime. In
fact, the Democracy are ALREADY as |
bad a. their word, aud even aow |
savage warfare, to the full |
extent Of their power, ia Wagsd upon |
all mon, white or black, native or |
fOgsigD bora, Whe do noe enlist under |
theiE banner. Slavery more iutolsr.
able than which has juSl passed q.
way, sxists in fan force throagAouI
NtFginia--ihs snslaVemsnt Of the
human mind The exercise Of the |
right u private judgsmsat sAA free.
dpm q ApseA is sOugba to - pan
lshsS oE controlled b. the most IA,
human dshanoiAtiOaa, slender aud |
1Areats sf social, POhtsal and com.
OatlaWEy. Blair pledge
uar. Grant pledge peace, aud I |
honestly believe thAa apOa ths slse-
ton Oi Gen. Grant aha peace aud |
AAPPiHsss Of eur PsSelS wholly de-
pead. Aa, -ssiule1i C.r
-0 Hssy respectfully yours,
9Gi RoBERr BoLLIRa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

Dickinson, Of SsSdusky county,
was nominated .fi.r 2dbailos By sc-
olAmatiou, at Clyde, yoatofdIy. 'hA
for who the Diekinalis IL ~. a.-.-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
Mn. SEYMOUR Ia bis letter or az

Ma. SEYMOUR 10 bis letter Or aS-
oeptsnee Of Aug. '4tAi says: NJ
have bees eaush. up by ths
whslmies tide which is bearing Us on
to great political change" =
II the"breaker" from Vermont j. q
specimen of the "wheluiUg- tide" va
would advise Mr.. Seymour, 60. "stAnd
from under T. II will be an opsr-
wlsslmihg SHe' By November. Let
her whelm y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
APPOINTMENTS

!, ATTIoA-GOv. Hayes Mil sd-
dress the Republicans Of A.tisa and
vicinity on Friday, Sept. 18th; 1868.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

"cOl" BADER, in his speech to
the "fai'hfOl few" h sfe on Saturday
last, being greatly depressed at the
deplOrSbls lack Of enthusiasm, said
that "'hOugh there appeared 70 BE- a
'aeh cf sntAu'ia'm among the party,
they were quietly thipting," etc,
"AAd quietly remaining at home"
be nigh, have added. Yes, they are
qOisiiy thinking, aud IN November
will gaisSls vote for . lat,iDg repre-.
sentative o. qGis. .AiRtsrs-U. ..
Grant. .. .r .'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

Mn. NOBLE, in . letter to the
Clyde Times, denies the Statement
that he demanded money to inter
eede for the transfer of Ohio men 10
regiments from their own State. To
which the editor Oftbe Times replies;
o "The soldiers who msle the state
meut, reside ip this place, aud are
eiliEsps who ere respected BY all, for
integrity aud uPrightDeSs Of ehArac-
ter. We have faith In their state
mshts, aud believe they are perfect.
ly honest in, their story, as they still
claim il to be so."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

The AdUeTtiseT, attempts to fright
en- its readers by long limos Of figures
representing the state or the public
expenditures and debt. whats the
use Of this lying imitation Of the
eouutry's indebtedness, vhsn its par
y alone, is responsible for the debt.
The rebellion was ipauguratsd aud
carried on BY the Democratic party
aud the people this fall will place The
responsibility of this inAsA.s pub
lie debt il caused, just where .. be-
longs. iA1 1o'hs"a ~ ai-IT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

Read the Speech OF Capt. Sheridan
a" csrps. bsgse," Of Louisiaps, pub.
fshed in tO.day's paper, ava then
judge whsther-'as tbs Democratic
'sPesk sr asserted here on Saturday
iasa--hs isn'tss good 70 a pssso.
AZ not .r,tism;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

Gen. ROsEcRANs has been making
IN ass Of himself, By going down.
among the rebels with his heart in
his hand and Andy JOhnson's com
mission 70 Mexico, in his pocket, TO
ask them not to be naughty, bat be
quiet aAd vote shs Democratic tick
ct, and all will bs well. Gen. Lee
replies that they want 70 -bs len
alone" and when they .t,hs rebels)
gst iaso power, eIeryshiNg will Be
i@selys-pRW I'e ge ~ rse>.,e
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10

One q tb~ De@SerAtis speakers
here lAs' vssE, spOks Of iAs hearty
sO-0PsSatioa % ,ha DSaosrals in
preserving tho Uaios. Did ssyiug,
Let Ss zee R Suecgasfal so,rsiOn BY
the NORTH n lsss sstoIStiOsskS IApA
lSoosssfal ssssssiOa BY. the SOssh, .
BY shs present aOniOss Of their par.
~ for President, sSAhd - though
there was ysry hearty se.opsfatiOn
.hsrsf No, they "upulda's vote =
HAa Or . dollar to carry On lAis Nm
Acly war" That was tAs slyls Of
their eAeaFty cooperation r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-10
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