The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-18

The. Mississippi Clarion inquiries,
witlf Rn9apPsaranee q Hk ing adee
interest in the subject, whether there
is TO be war between the United States
and the MOrmOns. = The, Clarion is of
the opinion that the Mormons could
make fight last six months, and
observes:
(which the South could enjoy look
ing at, as she would not Ebe Expected
10 furnish ner quota of troops; or if
she was called upon, the loyal men
would have to 90. Let them ightr--
we are not Interested may the best
man win.'
Polygamy is, it will be remembered,
the other twin PelieI"Y.HKAg
We most emphatically protest. We
are not insane. We do not wish to
learn Of the beauties of the Insane
Asylum Of Ohio. We do not mean
TO 60 10 any Of them. Therefore we
ask our many friends at Columbus to
stop sending us reports Of sLunatic
Asylums. Every mail brings at least
one, and we have read the title pages
until we are dazed. Two weeks more
Of this and we shall be living at the
expense Of the people. We don't
want any more, reports, for we have
learned all that IL IL possible to learn
without actual experience.
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Exclusively Of the two Atlantic cable
companies, not less than ten subma-
rihe telegraph schelnes,,. with a capital
of$s8Oo0,1o, Have been pronloted or
completed within few months: The
capital Of the0 British andianS Ssubma-
) rine telegraph from Suez TO Alden and
Bombay fssalone put down. .st SIS, 900,
600; the Falmouth, Malta, and Glib
raItSE line, at s. .9OO, 900; the, Vest In
dia and Panama line at s., 800, 900; the
British Indian extension from Ceylon
to TSI1gaporsa at s2,SoQpooythe China
subhszfihe telegraph St 4SSes go /;
the China and Japan extension of the
Great Northern Telegraph at s., ,5OO,-
.9Op; and the Panama and South Pa
cific at 81 ,OOO, ,OO0,O o This wonderful ac-
tivityis exciting some alarm lest the
work be OverdOne,a and the London
Economist advises people not to med
dis.with rh g RtdoYI1ff0V u
waNRE eUPppIcr m rup Xr01Tpu
WANT IT?
The Female Suffrage Convention,
held in Columbus last week, amount
ed to nothing whatever. From the
results pf the ihs ePh hys Iatii disIheld,
uominally 10 forward woman suffrage,
bat really to enable certain men
women to Ngag their tongues, we be-
gin. to think the matter in wrong
si1ands. = hiIR5e1q - .s.I.i t.slia- . 1ss.
Suppose these agitators, instead of
wasting time and money in holding
eqYgntioPzT Eerszo Fsae that, time
and money In finding out whether
women, as hedy, want suffrage. Let
them take Ohio as a test State. Issue
two kinds OF petitions-one asking
for woman suffrage, and celebrating
the subject as. much as possible, and
one setting forth that women do not
want 1t. Let them be carried alone
BY advocates or the question and pre-
s@nted 10 all the ''downtrodden" in
the State. At the end of the canvass,
hdidiaJ Jsrgeg and thea aast, G6nvenfian,
10 compare notes. II the yeas have
the aajoEity, the Legislature will
grant what is asked; If the nays have
lit, let the subject drop. That is the
easiest way 10 settle tho question, and
the cheapest.
pzsrvs haye 4idsbeforeJ we are will
: ing thatA wonieu stall vote If they
want TO, but we doubt il majority
wish to do so. - .idt b.