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New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

A western Social Science Association the
call for which was issued last August, will
meet to organize and elect officers on Noyem-
Der 10, in Chicago. Besides etfecting perm y
nent organization, it is expected that twenty
seven papers on some Of the most interesting
problems of Social Science will be read at this
November meeting. These include articles on
Prison Reform, by DR.. Wines Of New-York.
Superintendent Brockway Of Detroit, the Rev.
T. II. Wines of Springfield, H., and tho R.v.
Edward Eggleston of Chicago; on Deaf Mute,,
Feeble Minded Children, Inebriates aud De-
mentia, by Drs. Gillett, Mcfarland and Wilbur.
of Jacksonville, L. s. Davis of Chicago. and
John r. Woods of Winchester on Womans
Work and Place ia Society, by DIR. Gregory !:
on Lodging Houses for Women, by Mrs. Dahl
of Boston on the Divorce Laws, by DR. Wool
sew Of New Haven on Abortion, by Dr.. }. X.
Weist of Indiana; on Domestic Service, by
Prof. Wayland on the Licentiousness of oar
Age and Country. By Mr.. Coffin Of Kalamazoo.
&C., &c. Thee heads suffice to indicate that
the leading questions Of Social Science will be
treated with much interest and ability. We
should he glad 10 see comprehensive papers on
the Industrial ard moral effects Of The Abolition
of Slavery in the United States, on the failure
of our modes of civilizing the Aborigines. on
the Resources of the Mississippi Valley for ths
development of Manufacturing Industry. on ths
Mormon social system and its effects, on h'
means of securing unity and reform IN our
National and Municipal Governments. aud
other subjects Of a like national character
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10
"C1RPETBIGGERS."

A lending Republican in Georgia, correctly
understanding us to deprecate the selection OF
recent immigrants from the North TO fill re-
sponsible Offices Mt the South, when capable
and worthy Southein-boTn Republicans can be
found TO ill them, makes the following In
teresting and satisfactory statement:
81 have thought few facts about this matter, from
one who knows might be of interest ana convince you
that the Crpc bagecYs Of GcOrgn. at least are not
grasrng aud tic idea that they MI all the ohees or
seek 10 mn them Is false 10 IL damaging 10 the ne
uuhican pgriy or this Our Governor aU our stnt
Officers tie two United states Senators. and sx out OF
ven Congrcsscn residents Of Georgia before tD
war "a were President Of the Senate and Speaker OF
the uusc u RrprefeHta'ivCs. ont Of the frO hW6Tcd
and tcei N members of tho Legislature but sEFEh arc
Northern Ien who have come here since the war. Or
these seveu three own aud work large plantations upon
which thcy reside. Another Is merchant OF extensive
business who has thousands OF dollars ny credtbg
the Cass WO howl loudly against The Intrusion
of foreigners upon their sacred SOIL Another mas, by
paper Tie foi1 Georgidp. which colmapds admiration
not only us able and manly advocacy OF freedom D
nlsp for W business Success OF tho remaining lwO Oie
Is onearncd soldier of the Union, who fought uhner
L. <. Grant; the other gentleman wei Known anu
esteemed n teacher In Western New-Iotk Ihese are
life men pust nom this absurd cry Is raised on ac
count OF the accident Of birth. Though extensively a
1nonted with the Office holders throughout the stare
Know OF but OF the carpetDag persuasion ming
county Offices. One Of these is a lawyer, the other
nant9r~both men OF ability aud character The Con-
ventiOn which framed our new Constitution DOasted m
twelve members Of this class and the Constitution thus
framed excludes every not having resided three
years IN tie state from tie Judicial bencu ano ny auot
nc position Of states Attorney or Solicitors No Cmpe!'
nr10 10fl 4 ftgVf"
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

Official returns elect Lewis Tillman to Con-
gress from the Ivth Tennessee (Mulhns's)
District by 200 majority. c. A. Sheate, Demo
craft has heretofore been reported as elected.
The Tennessee delegation now stands eight
Republicans and one Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

Gov. Clayton of Arkansas has ordered the
raising of 10000 State Militia. or enough TO
keep the Ku-Klux Klan III subsection until the
eypiration of President Johnson's term OF ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

When will the indictments against the whisky
thieves be triedf and ,Ohat is the use of Dis
trict Attorney who allows the MOSES to grow
over bis bills of Indictment
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

The Rosenberg and other natalaIizatoh
fraud cases were yesterday transferred fiom
the United States District to the United states
Circuit Court, where they arc to be brought
IN tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

Judge W. W. Campbell (Rep.) il elected 10
the Assembly in the Ist District of O'sego by
40 majority. We also gain the lid District.
Clifford S. Arms being elected by $50 majority.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

Mr. Hoffman advises the Republicans not to
contest the election, but to gracefully submit.
He knows where his interests lie.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

The following table gives the names OF tho
United States Senators whose terms OF Office
expire on March 4, with the names OF their
successors, so far as chosen. democrats
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

indictments which were never intenoeu 10 oo
prosecuted were sometimes ootahoa 'of par
tisan purposes.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

Senator Morgan and Attorney Tracy have
had an interview with Commissioner Rollins on
Internal Revenue matters. This is among our
mysterious Washington oracles.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

Oregon, nine counties to hear from, gives
Grant 500 majority.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

Mr.. OLIVER DYER lectures this evening in ConceT'
Hall, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10
New 'Work QmiIp gribmare.
TERMS or THE Tribune

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1883.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
Cursed be Canaan" 1"

Tho "whito mans party" have been
oSemplifying their principles IN the
Ohio Legislature this week by pass.
ing a disgracoful bill, virtually dis
franchising any person with a visible
admiKturO Of African blood. While
those having preponderancc Of white
blood are not in express terms do
barred from exercising tho right Of
suffrage, tho proof demanded of such
prepondcrance is Of nature so i'm O..
possible that it amounts to an oxclu.
siou Of all having q porceptiblc nd-
mixture Of negro blood from oxer.
cising the right Of franchise. Il also
In edcot makes IL unlawful in Ohio to
teach the ohilron Of oolorcd parents
to read, by making IL unlawful for
trustees and directors Of schools to
admit children Of tho less favored
race to tho privileges Of those schools
now in existence aud provides for the
establishment Of separate schools
upon conditions that in the majority
Of communities cannot possibly be
fulfilled, Tho priviles Of education
are denied in all districts whero there
are less than twenty children of this
unfortunate class, to DO educated,
which practically denies them an Cd
ucniion in almost every county in
Ohio.
"Cursod be Canaan" is now tho
watchword inscribed on the banners
OF Democracy, and the privilege to
degrade, oppross, aud keep in iguo.
rance tho colorod man by tho aristo-
cratic caste Democracy, is being used
to the utmost,
Is II not possible that our dominant
Democracy may carry their pcrsecu.
tious Of this down trodlen anil un.
fortunate race too far, aud that a re-
action may sweep these monsrcl leg.
islators forever from power.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
Indian Affairs.

Late Arizona adyieos state that
unessiness is folt regarding Indian
Affairs. In Great Colorado Valley
another Indian war is anticipated
The attempt of the Government to
assemble the sayages on tho rescrva.
tious appears likely to lead to serious
trouble. About seventeen hundred
Indians, gathered oa a reservation
near Topaz, are reported as having
left in body, taking all the stock
with Iho intention Of joining the hos.
tilo tribes in the mountains, TO make
common cause against the whites, A
band Of kpaches made a raid on Au.
brey City, at the mouth Of Williams
Fork, thence up the fork toward the
Great Central and Planet Upper
Mines, taking animals from the die.
ferent ranches, carrying off planters
in broad daylight. The President Of
Aubrey City, and sape,ipicndcnts OF
the 'bovs named mines, applied to
IL, Hilary authcrlii~ .pr pre,esiiOn'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
Wheat in Minnesota.

Tho Winona Republican gives the
following as the amount Of Wheat ia
store at the poiats named: Red
Wing, 100000 bushels; Mankato,
$4,000; Le Sueur, 5000; Ottaway,
S,OO0 Minneiska, i6,5O0; Browns
willie, 25,000i Hastings, 10000; total,
ass, ,250.
A lie Sueur lettor says probably
SOC, ,000 bushels Of wheat have been
forwarded from that point to the
Minneapolis Mills. II also says, "The
farmers in the vicinity, aud through
out the country have one-half Of last
years wheat on hand. and show no
disposition TO part with il at present
prices A Red Wing correspond.
ent says, ut Is believed here that
about 100000 bushels Of last Falls
crop, TO be shipped from this port.
yet remain in tho farmers guneries.
At Mankato it is reported that mot
near all the wheat has been marketed.
Some good farmers have not sold
more than load. Oar mitlori aud
provision stores are we'll supplied
with -four Cor local demand"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
Abuse Of Grant,

As the dogs return to their vomii,
so do Democratic newspapers return
to their characteristic policy of study.
ing out low blaekguardism to ding at
men opposed to thOu in politics,
General Grant is made no exception.
He has proved himself a thorn in
the sides Of rebels, South aud North.
lie has tho virtue Of acting aud not
talking. He has reached the head OF
the gallant army that saved the eoun.
try, and because he is spoken of as a
candidate for President, this mau
must be called liar and a drunkard.
Hatred is the only compliment that
vice can pay to virtue, or traitors to
patriots.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
The Resources of the South,

In another column will be found
an article on Richmond Granite, sent
us by a friend for publication, 1t is
an evidence Of tho practical energy
which has begun to mako itself man
ifest in some Of tho Southern States,
since the abolition Of slavery, In
time, no doubt, much now hidden
wealth will be discovered in that
lately dOsOlated country, which will
mako it rich 10 resources as we'll as
climate.
The qSarries alluded to in this
article, ara owned by Mr., GALLAGHER,
formerly of Pennsylvania, ,--an uncle
of our former townsmau, Mr., John
g. Brosliu, now residing in Lancas-
ter, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
Vote for Judge.

We urge upon tho Union voters Of
Seneca county tho Importance Of at
tending the polls on Monday next,
aud voting for our nominee for Judge
Lot not one remain at homo. Inac.
ton on your part will give large ma.
joritios to tho opposition, who will
uso Il as capital against us IN the
coming summer campaign. Besides
Il is all important that n good man
be placed on the judicial bench, ,--one
who is fully capable, aud whose in.
tegrity is beyond cavil, Such a man
is our able candilate-Hon. Cooper
X. Watson. Turn out, then, aud
vote for him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
impeachment.

Gen. BuTLER, on behalf Of the
managers of the impeachment, made
a very able speech in the Senate, sit
Sing as Court Of Impeachment, on
Monday, a synopsis Of which will bo
found elsewhere. On Tuesday lesli.
mony, on bchalf Of tho impeachment,
was offered, relating to tho issuing of
commissions. Tho probabilities that
the trial will bO facilitsd to its utmost,
aud tho President promptly dcposed
from office, begin to assume the
phases Of certainty.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02

When Governor Yates, of Illinois,
was a candidate for the United
States Senate, some Of the friends of
Washburne, who was rival candi
date for tho samo office, made tho
point in his favor that he was the
man who had brought forward Gen
eral Grant; and they urged that tho
man who had given such General to
the country deserved to be Senator.
Yates, in reply, said that it was not
true that Washburne had given Grant
to tho country. "God," said he,
"gave General Grant to the country,
and l signed his first commission.
Then, stretching upward his right
hand, he exclaimed, "and it was the
most glorious day Of my life when
these fingers signed that commission. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
The Reconstruction Clog.

When the acting President be.
comes "Mr. A. JomNsoN, Of Green.
vile, Tenn" again, We expect to see
rapid strides accomplished in tho
matter Of reconstruction. With q
loyal and 6rm executive in tho Presi.
Dental chair, the South will be brought
to q realization that there Is no lon
ger any hope for their dlsloyal and
traitorous schemes prsvailing,aud will
accept the situation. with the best
grace possible.
Tho hostility which has bOcn kept
alive, and growing in the South, is
alinost entirely attributable TO tho
hostile attitude Of the President to.
ward Congress, and his baleful eoun.
sells to reject republican Constitutions
in their States. Encouraged by his
rebellious example, they have been
led on to their 0wn self.dlstruetion,
until to day, treason is almost as
rampant in the South, as when DAVIS
set up for himself, and the walls of
Sumter fell before a traitorous Ere.
The welfare Of tho country has never
so omineutly demanded patriot Pre-.
sideut, as just now. The moral influ-
cnec, as well as the physical, will
work changes with our st!ll rebel
lious brethren, 10 their rcspect and
feeling toward our government, and a
better state Of politics will soon tako
the place Of "KukluK Klans"--"Rog-
ulators," etc and reason and calm
unimpassioned judguon, that Of law.
less violence and midnight murder.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
Go to the Polls.

Uuion men. 90 to the polls on
Monday, and SEQ that your nSighbors
60 likewise. On a slender thread
oftentimes hangs the future destiny of
whole country. Lot no casualty
result from your traction, on election
day. Congress and She country must
DO sustained in timO Of peace through
ths ballot box. A proper application
of this great privilege you enjoy
should not be neglected. Rally to
the Polls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
Richmond Granite Works.

We have q distinct recollection of
the fact that the Federal Government
during the administration Of President
Polk or his predecessor, caused q
scientific investigation to bo made of
tho different qualities Of granite
quarriod in different sections Of the
United States; and that the commits
sioner appointed for this purpose de-
cidcd, after various tests, that the
James river granite, found in the
quarries above Richmond, was superb
or to any other American granite in
all essential qualities.
We arc recently apprized of
confirmation of this judgment which
We take pleasure in stating, mas
much as it promises to lead to the
addition of about $50, 900 TO our cir
culating medium. Mr., Charles Guid
ct, who has contract for re-paviug
Broadway, in tho city Of New York,
had his attention directed to the
Virginia granite, aud a few weeks
ago came on to this city and had an
interview with Mr.. Hugh l.. Gallaher,
proprietor Of the "Richmoud Granite
Works" located about four miles
above Richmond The result of his
visit was that no contracted with Mr..
G., for 5000 tons of his granite, to be
delivered between the 10Th Of March
aud 10Th of November Of the present
year, Mr., Guidet had been previous.
ly using New England granite for
paving purposes, but it is probable
that he will obtain all his supplies in
future from Virgins,
Mr.. Gsllahcr has undertaken TO
furnish 250, 900 blocks, az inches by
1 inches and 5000 liueal feet of gut.
ter stono. These blocks will be laid
in Broadway, 10 place Of the present
worn out Russ pavement, and ia future
years, the Yirginian who crosses the
thronged thoroughfare ofthe empire
City may have tho satisfaction of
knowing that his foot presses upon
Virginia granite, Mr.. Gallaher has
Souo W "NtN w SoNu o1IuoSt io Aulull
the stipulations of his part of the
contract, On Tuesday last he made
blast at his quarry with 20 lbs. Of
Hazard powder) which threw SO feet
from its bed a mass of granite 40 feet
long, 25 feet wide aud % feet deep,
weighing about 2 900 tons. The same
explosion displaced other masses Of
stone weighing nearly as much. The
force employed BY him is now occu-
pied every day iu cutting out the re
quired blocks, each block containing
one-fourth of a cubic foot,
IL affords "a pleasure to chronicle
such evidences of the recuperative
resources Of Old Virginia, by the
products of our soil, mines aud quar-
ries We will ere long recover cur former
prosperity aud compete with the most
favored Of our sister States 10 the
acquisition Of wealth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
Moneys for taxation.

An important bill has just passed
both houses OF the Ohio Legislature,
and is now law. II provides that
In returning moneys on hand for tax. g.
alton, the average amount held during
the year shall bO reported, and not
the amount on haud at the close Of
the fiscal year iu April, as heretofore.
The practice, which has been so COM
mon, ofpurehasipg government bonds
and holding them ill after the return
has been made, will hereafter be pre-.
vented, aud the tax duplicate thus be
largely increased.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
Foreign News.

Spain excludes American newspa-
pers, even those for the American
Envoy, who protests.
General Nagle will be tried at the
Court Of tho Queens Bench, in Lon.
don, in May, on the charge of trea-
son and felony.
The miners riots in Belgium arc
spreading aud becoming serious. Tho
military are kcptin readiness to meet
emergencies.
The Emperor of the French ia
said to be preparing an important
document, to be issued about the
middle Of April, in which the foreign
policy of the Empire will be set
forth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
To the Electors of Clinton Tp.

NOrICR 10 hereby given that AZ a meeting Of
~ the trustees OF Citation rOwn.hip neld At 'the
Court House In fimn, on the 18th dAy OF March,
y. 1855. said To Nnshtp Tru.tees divided .,id
Township into Road Districts hy restoring the
Districts a they existed prlaF 10 the Law OF 1857
aud the eleolors OF said Township are hereby mo-
tined that At the election 10 Be held therein, oa
the lat NaniNy 10 April next. there will be eiec-
ted = supervisor for each and all of said Road
Districts. EDWAR0 sWAHnKR
REUBEN KELLER
no4s-R, WILLIAM LAGRIRs0N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
The Fenians.

A new Fouian movement inaugura
ted by tho Nashville Circle, is draw
ius majority Of circles from gcner. /.
al convention ia May. The aim is
10 get Eve hundred thousand pledged
before another move Is made on tho
enomy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02

The amountof National Bank notes
IN sciual circulation, March 10, wss
s299 ,69S, ,3O6, of tho following de-
nominations: One dollar notes, Ss,-
+3l, $50, twos s5 ,66S, ,O30; 6yes sll2,.
969,5s3; tens, s77,73O 729; twenties,
si3,673,395; 6nies, sl7,977 sos; one
hundreds, s25 3se, 700; fvs hundreds,
5,9ii 500 one thousands, SS,0l9, .
600.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
.Agonts wanted
FOR
MEN OF OUR nay +:

or the Lives and Dccds of Generals, Statesmen,
Orators and Political Leaders now on the Stage
of Action. including Grant, sherman, Colfsx,
sumner, Stanton, Shhrdan. Yates, Curtin, rrunl.
hull, Fenton, Buckingham, Wilson. Greeley,
Wade, Morton, Philips, FAfrAgut, Chase, Logan.
stevens, Beecher, Seward, Rohtwell. DIX. Ham
In, fsssen len. Howard, aud othSrs. with over
Forty Lie-like Pariraits of Living Men. Sol I
only hy Agfnts Grost iniurernenIs. Ssnl for
circnlars. zEiGLER, MOCuRDY CO..
no3l.lm III " Fnurfh 81 rirr. .narh n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

HOUSE snd lot on First Monroe Street, bean.
u tfully located. for vale cheap. Inquire Al II
RYAN BRIEKKRHoFF.
I,nin. March -. ts7. soSr~6
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
New Advertisements.
PUBLIC SALE.

I WILL SILL AT PUBLIC sAI.E AT THa
! Court House, In Tina, on saturday tho 18Th OF
April, l56s. in-lot No 10, on Madison street, Ia
the Second Ward, Tina, ohio.
II ELLEN WRIGHT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOONs

THE Subscription Books Of tho ak per cent.
Y preferred capital stock OF 'tThe Tiffiu Gold
aud Silver Mining Company Of Colorado" are
nov open. John Shock, Esq, is general agent 10
solicit subscriptions and collect the same.
LUTHER A. HALL, aec'v.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02

A cheerful name for eolored Gem
e'cry--A black -hsrryios seld.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
RUSSELL'S
Prolific Strawberry
7 AN prepared 10 furnish parties desiring them
L planis Of the celebrated
RusselI's Prolific Strawberry.

My supply however Is limited, and "arst come
frat served" Orders can DC left at M D. Kerch-
ner,s Grocery, n, @. Bowe's Hardware store or
Win the advertiser At his residence milea south
OF Ittin on the Melmoro Plank Road.
=. rms variety bids fair to prove entirely worthy
TIE high commendations II has received The
plant is vigorous aud healthy. The fruit i very
large-uniformly ~; OF sprightly and agreeable
naVori crimson color and very showy It's pro-
dnetiveness Is truly remarkable. The Yield or
one acre OF Russell properly cultivated must be
enormous, and much more profitable than that
Of ten acres OF ordinary kinds. We regard il A.
mly entitled to all the praise II has received II
must become one Of the leading and most popular
varieties Of the country
Read the Following Testimonials,
s. Edwards Todd, ESQ, author of the Yousa
FARMER's MANuAL, says: ut Is the largest and
most prolific bearer OF any kind OF Stra wbarries
OF which have any knowledge; and, Afier a trial
ofsix years, IL has proved itself to be berry that
has 40 sncceAsful rival
"With regard to its delieiousness, its produs-
tiyoness, and size OF berries, know do not
sueas-that II 10 superior to anything ever saw
or heard Of No ms n could have Induced me 10
believe what saw aud tasted in Mr. RusaelIa
sarnens, II had not been permitted to see and
taate for myself
The berries are cultivated In hills, and It va,
truly astonishing TO witness what piles upon
piles o. them were In single hill. In ono ain
gle hill, which was exhibited at Rochester, there
were one hundred and twenty berriesl And I
counted on single hill in Mr.. Rnsseips straw
berry bed twenty.six atoms heavily loaded with
very large and delicious berries, nome Of which
where as large ~ hens eggs"
Price 30 cents per dozen, 81 so per hundred, or
In the fall oaa furnish the KltlAtinny Black
berry and American Improved Blaekespped Rasp.
berry. JOSH COYEIT'
Titin, April . isss. n"ii'f