The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-06

| POLITICAL.
The Repolution is out for Soy-
mour and Blair. This is a greater
infiction than hereditary insanity.
Lord, how the Radical papers are
given to lying. See Tribune Of last
week.-Aduertiser.
"Bad company See Adverti,-
r-ony week.
The fact that the soldiers in 1864
gave 121,041 votes for Abraham
Lincoln, and only 35,050 for Nc
Clellan, may give some idea of how
the same soldiers will be likely to
vote this year.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says the
record of a candidate during the re-
bellion els a subject which the peo-
Iple care nothing about, one way or
the other" Then why not have
nominated the real representative
Of the party, JEFF. Davis !
Wade Hampton says the working
men of the South must vote the
Democratic ticket or starye. Isn't
there the crack of the old slave driv-
er's Whip for you. Do you hear it,
workingmca Of the North'
If the Democrat &c party does not
intend to Justify the Charge that 1t
is Peace Party in war, aled a war
Party in peace, wouldn't II Be well
to disSvOw the revolutionary lettSr
Of the blatherskite Blairl
In 1862, when Seymour was
elected Governor Of New York,
Stonewall Jackson, riding by rail
from Fredericksburg to Richmond,
called upon the people at every
station for cheers for the triumph
of their friends in New York.
A Democratic paper more honest
than polite, says: ave might have
triumphcd with Chase and Hancock,
but the Convention preferred to be
beaten with Seymour and Blair
Perhaps four more years of adver-
sity may teach us little wisdom"
! At least half the Democratic par
ty in Virginia were greatly disap-
pointed by the nomination Of Sey-
mour. They were Chase men,
They like the name on account of
old associations. 1t has a home
like sound for them. They became
acquainted with it at a camp near
| Columbus, Ohio.
The Cincinnati Commercial says
that Seymour's nomination after his
I repeated declinations calls to mind
Corwin's observation at the nomin-
alton of Polk. "Aftcr this no one
is safe. A man goes to bed re-
spected citizen, and he rises in the
morning and finds himself candi :
date Of the Democratic party for the
Presidency"
The paragraph recently publish
ed, stating that Hon. John A. Bing-
ham, of Ohio, has served in the
House longer than any other mem
Der from Ohio, is incorrect. Gen'l
} Schenck is serving out his seventh
, term. He was in Congress from
1343 to 1851, and from 1868 to the
present time. ZELagk
i The Philadelphia Press says the
\ Democrats have taken care to nom
? inatate a candidate for President
who was in favor Of the late Rebel
|. lion against the Government, and a
candidate for Vice President who
has pledged himself in favor of the
next rebellion against the Govern.
ment
,Fhe Cleveland Herald says:' +
P. Blair was always an extremist
Three years ago he was a Radica
Republican; now he is a Radica
= Rebel. What he will be yeal
= from this time the Lord only knows.
:. He will in all probability be Rad
=, ical dcfunct. s
In our attendance upon the Con
Sc gressional Convention at Clyde, oil
Thursday last We met a gentleman
p recently removed from the State o
New York, and now a citizen Q
: sahdusky county, who lived 70
y twenty years, near the residence o
> Horatio Seymour's father, in Utica
n n and knew of the generally concced
ed fact that the family were afflict