The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
WHAT THE SOUTH EXPECTS.

President saying Que thing, Vice
President another, platform still an
othetl1-both candidates talking one
way before nomination and another
aftetwArd-platfOrm receiving as ma
ny interpretations as there are inter.
pretstors--the real purpose Of any
part crpSreeT Of the rickety compos.
itOcallvd the Democratic party ieops
as hard to determine as tho Enquir-
er's love for HESbRrcSs, or the Re
publican losses ia Vermont
The New Workers say the sey
mout aud Blair ticket means 6nsn-
cial honesty. Their Convention ut
Albany says il means reputation.
Western men say il mcans PkNDLE-
TONS groenbacks, Frank Blair says
il means trampling law under foot.
Pollard says Il means the Lost Cause
fegaincds ''t
Mr., Seymour was in favor Of Chase
and negro suffrage. Ills party re.
CARDS Chase as au abolitionist who
ought to, have been hung, aud negro
suffrage as tho chief Of his abominA-
lions. Mr.. Seymour dcnouncos Mr..
pendlctop's financial views. Mr..
poudlctop says Mr. Seymour ia the
drst statesman Of bis party, aud nom.
mates him for tho FIRST ofi,e Of the
country. Montgomery BlAir differs
slightly from this verdict aud OBJ
serves that tho ticket is wrong end
lup. .'
Precisely what il means, with ei-
thct end up, nobody at the North
seems able to decide. But there is
one quarter In which there is no
doubt. VI The rebels know exactly
how 10 takcit. Hero is the inter.
probation Of the Mobile Tribune
| Friends-fellow citizens Of Mobile
IAcomrados Ofthe Queen City Of the
Gulf, let US make one moro effort ia
behalf Of our rights and liberties.
| u ioe are succe,yaI in the approaching
contest, 100 shdH regain all that zoe lost
| in The Lost Cause Once more to
| the breach, then-yet once more !
! Aud when the cloud shall have cloar-
ed away from the flaming fold, our
flag the grand old Democratic flag
Twill DO seen In oil its glory, and
streaming like the thunder clond a.
! gaipst the wind. Let us then rally
lonce more around the dear old flag,
which VIC have followed 80 often to
honor aud victory. Let US plant our
standard Ia the midst of che field,
and lot us once more rdiSe The loar cry
i-r1 he who doubts is damned he
who dailics is a bastard"
! q Admiral Semmes is equally
clear,o iq lhis understanding Of the
matter. In his speech at a ratisca-
ton meeting, the Southern papers
reported him as s"yingi
he had always been a Democrat /;
4 he had fought an Ms pqr as a Demo
ferdt; that he had once dospaired of n
| repIblicno Government in this eoun-
tryJ but now there was light 10 ths
East which bid them hope. He had
drGpH his Spord .pgainst he old flag
\ because he ioas Democrat and it had
ceased to wave over free and cou-
stitutionai country. lie concluded
laith Abb remark that he here renew =
ed his adhesion to that Gag propided
| il could wave over n Government
lprcsided over by such constitutional
\ Democrats as Horatio Seymour and
Frank r. Blair. ui H'u5l 'reint .
= This Charleston Mercury likewise
I understood the issue - 7l 10
1'Ifsbe Radical party IS oyerthrown
H tNoVe'nbsy every STRIP taken 10 set
4 dSp their 4 RlOEgret governments in The
Southern SAFES toiW be upset; and
every man, who has Identified himself
With their Organizations Wlll be held
tolSespobslbility. The platform Of
the DeSloeratie pdrtyis sqaare1 upon
hs Letter V Gen. .BJpir, and Gen.
| Bars letter u ths legitimate and
actual erpoundia5 OF The platform. 1t
will nvail little to deny il, North,
South, East lOn West. Any pallia-
tiobsOf the faetFis q peryersion Of the
! feet. 1t is more-it is i'll faith to
tho body Of the Convention, aud il is
an Attempted deceptiob Of the voters
/ at the po1ls.od odi 20 s1os GOO.
q Mr., Robert Toombs also under
stood Il so ao.losio OH ,ulpa3 sai g,
RiiaThe ono great question Of peculiar
q kintercst TO us, which the Democratic
j patty has taken by the throat, was
that military despotism shall hence
! forth aud forever cease that the re-
] construction acts are null aud void
} aud shall not stand. 4 Thb gTinning
o skAletona which had been set up 10
our midst as legislqtors haH be GUSTS
, Ell bq Edhk Blair WHOM OUR
PARTY HAD EXPRESSLY AP-
+, POINTED FOR THATPURPOSE,
J Ahrthese thinGs shall be swept from
} 1.-THE bosom Of tho cOpntEy: When the
war ceased, the robbery should have
. been over and the rights Of conquest
/ iiIhited by the terms Of cupitulation
{ Mr.. iJohusoh's reconstruction was il
} lsgslsaod uneonstitn tia0al, forihs had
{ prescribed who should vote and who
! should not. He did, on more lim-
!, thed scale, what his Successors had
! d6he| but he had tried to make ths
I GHsSauis honorable and ought TO b
, dskKseas .isy rsTo r1a1n u msii O
u o These, saliaanl lnatflola at llsaal