The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-30

As sequel to the reportOf the Sen
atorial Convention which we CAV,
last week, We copy the remarks of th'
different papers Of the district. Thr
Bucyrus Journal says:
We have heard but one opinion o.
the Copperhead Senatorial Conven-
tion at Upper Sandusky, on Wednes-
day, and that is that it was a most
disgraceful affair.
We have it from Copperheads that
we're there. that the Crawford County
Copperheads disgraced themselves,
and were a disgrace to the Wyandot
20. and Seneca Co. members, Of the
came generation Of vipers.
We only dent believe it, because
we know that they could no more dis
grace themselves than could a "Col-
umbus ZEBRA stabbed for horse steal
ing, lose his character for honesty.
Milton pictures a deep within a
deep-a J lottomless abyss reserved for
Satan and his chief spirits.
Crawford County Copperheads have
SO long walIowed, before the nation,
in the political abyss of utter, ire
deemable, total depravity. that any
thing they could do at Upper San
dusky could not disgrace them, but
could only be just like them, as 1t is
just like lousy swine to seek the foul
est, slimiest mud in the hottest wealth
er
Liar, thief, scound-el, d-d Afri-
can, drunken shouts, riotous assaults,
blows, oaths, the utter annihilation
of order, threats, howls, intImida-
tions, renewed assaults, fghts-these
were the ever recurring, constantly
continued exhibitions to which the
Crawford County Copperheads, in
Senatorial Convention assembled,
treated the delegates from Wyandot
and Seneca counties, while these del
egates sneeringly aud contemptuous-
ly spoke without reserve of the ''red
nosed rebels Of Cralgtord County, and
calmly bided their tire 70 proceed
with the business of the Convention
as soon as the "red nosed rebels
should have become helplessIy drunk.
We have only this remark to offer
on the Journals structures 1t is too
hard on Crawford. Many of the Seneca
and Wyandot delegates were just as
ready to drink, and drank as much as
those from Crawford, and thought
they were having huge fun.
The WyardOt Republican has the
following:
The Democratic Senatorial Conven-
ton, which met here yesterday, was
the most disorderly assembly we ever
witnessed. 1t was emphatically icon
fusion worse confounded. The dis
order was caused by the bitter rebel
lion, existing between Seneca and
Crawford counties. The permanent
session began soon after dinner and
the time was occupied in balloting.
speechifying, damning ard calling
each other liars, &c. Finally at IL
O'Clock, DR.. Jenner of Crestline was
nominated by very small majority. |
The following resolution was offered
by Captain Kaga, of Seneca, which |
was applauded, aud a delegate from
Crawford exclaimed that they would
support any man who would stand on
that plank. Here is the resolution
verbatim:
"ResOlUed, That the National debt
declared to be National blessing by
the Republican party, is a national
curse aud should be repudiated.n
Our TRIBUNE friends will remem
Der that Capt. Kaga formerly presided
over this paper-and We hope the
Lord in his infinite wisdom viii re-
move the stigma-but now has gone
back to his old friends, a cOnsumma-
tion degoutly to be thankful for.
Last, but not least, we add the re-
marks on the Convention Of that
gushing paper, the Crawford County
Forum
It is but simple justice to say, that
the Convention was a stormy one, and
some of the proceedings not of the
most dignife6 character.
But the manifest earnestness ex-