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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.

The Republican party should sue
ceed this fall because it is worthy Of
the confidence of the people. The
economy that has marked the ad-
ministratiOn OF Grant should receive
a hearty Endorsement. In the last
eighteen months Of JOhnson's admin
istratiOn the public debt was decreas-
ed by 81 1888, AGO. In the first eighteen
Of Grants It was reduced SI69, $40, 100,
and last month there was a further
reduction OF $9,OO7, ,49s, making q
grand total of Sis, ,519, 80; and Of this
vast sum s91, ,414, ,s24 have been paid
of since last March. An annual saw
ing in interest has thus been effected
of $40, ,S3O, 900, and at the same time
there has been a reduction i'm taxes
amounting to SI4O,OOO,OOO, 10000
600 Of whichwere taken Off more
than a year ago. Into the depart
ments, into all the branches Of
the Government, has been in
trOduced an economy, a careful
thrift unknown before. Is Ohio pre-
pared 10 condemn this policy? Has
her experience in Democratic rule
been such as to warrant her In the be-
lief that more can be saved, a larger
reduction Of the debt effected, the
burden Of taxation more diminished,
if the direction taken from the hands
Of Republicans?
We think not, and, we hope every
one will do their duty that the pOliti,
cal power OF the country shall remain
where it is.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
FHE QUEsfIOEs Lf IssUE.

We adopt the following from the
Bucyrus Journal, as it ia to the point
exactly.
The questions at issue during the
present political canvass are briefly
these:
Ist. The Republican party has re-
dueed the National debt by over $lTs,-
54s, eos. This the Democracy first
denied, but now claims that 1t is not
much Of q reduction after all.
Question. Has the Republican Ad-
ministration done well or badly In
thisf
ID. The Republican party In Con-
gress has reduced the taxes on neees-
saries and the internal revenue taxes
by over s0,OO0, 900 OF dollars. Demo
crats and Mr.. Dickinson voted against
this reduction.
Question. Were she Democrats or
Republicans right in this?
Sd. The Republicans, by an honest
ard industrious execution Of the reve-
nue. laws, collected in IS months,
upon a reduced rate Of taxation, SS7,-
OOO, 600 more than was collected by
the Democratic johnson eollectOrship
in the same time.
Question. Have the Republicans or
the Democrats been the better public
servants in this ?
4 The Republicans, i'm the last
eighteen months, have decreased the
expenditures over the previous IS
months by over So, ,OOO, 900.
Question. Are the Republicans en-
titled to praise or blame for this?
z5th. In IS months the Republicans
have saved, in payment OF the inter.
est slOne, over $l7, 100000 every year.
Question. Is that good or bad?
9th. To sum up-from increase OF
revenue, with decrease Of taxes, and
from decrease Of expenditures, the
Republicans have gained to the peO-
pie saving OF over $I70,OO0,OO0 a
year. And this has been done not
only without the aid OF Democratic
votes, but in direct opposition to the
Democratic party.
Question. Which party has repre-
sente1 the people most faithfully, the
Republicans, who have done these
things, or the Democrats, who have
opposed them2
Finally, Mr.. Foster, If elected, will
so vote as to carry on these good
works. Mr.. Dickinson has hitherto
voted against them all, and will con-
tinue to do so.
Question. Who viii serve the peO-
pie best, Mr.. Foster or Mr.. Dickin-
son?
Read these facts carefully and make
your own decision.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
YURsDkY. oCf0BER n. $50.

Don't forget the day and date, Re
pablieans Of Seneca County; for you,
each one and all, have duty to do
First Of all, It is a duty that devOlves
upon you to vote then you should
see 10 it that your Republican neigh.
b0rs do likewise. With our full vote
out, success Is ours. We are not
speaking with our county ticket in
view, but a Congressman and the sue
cess Of our State ticket hinges upon
the action Of our Republicans. With
this before them, every member of
our party knows his duty and should
attend to 1t.
The time for argument has passed.
The entire ground has been gone over
and every one knows how well the
Republican party has conducted the
affaiFs-bOth State and NATIONAL
VIII our friends attend TO our sugges-
tiOnsP tits but one days time given
to q good cause which no lover Of the
welfare of his country can grudge.-
Be faithful and earnest, and victory
viii crown vour efforts.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

Pei
The Tribune, in attempting to ex7
cuse Mr.. Foster for his course against
Democrats in Fostoria, during the
war, when he patted mObs on the
back, refers US to Mr.. Titus, in refer
ence to an affray that took place at
the Vallandigham meeting in 1855.
We need no Preferences" to hinl.7 We
were in Fostoria at that meeting, and
what We charge upon him, We ksl0e0
to be the truth. We do not speak
from mere idle rumor. It is q well
known fact that the Radicals Of Fos-
tOria were the most bitter against
Democrats, during the war, of any
village in this county, and Mr.. Fos-
tel sanctioned it--AdUeTtiseT
Had we made the charge against a
man of having urged on a mob at a
meeting and were referred TO per-
son who knew OF the matter, for its
truth or falsity, we should have
considered that a due regard for the
.deeeneies Of journalism, and reason
able regard for truth would have
led us to learn the facts. Not so
with the Advertiser. When told that
Mr.. Foster and Mr.. Titus, the latter a
Democrat, quelled the mob I'm 1868,
and referred to the latter, it does not
inquire OF him, but reiterates the
charge-not only returns TO the
charge, but even goes 50 far as to
stake its word upon its former asser-
ton. Does the Advertiser think its
word will stand against that Of Mr..
Titus and Mr.. Foster? It is very much
mistaken, and we are as5Onisbed at
the willingness with which it assumes
the position.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
MRMBER BOARD OF RQUaLIzAfION.

For member OF the State Board of
Equalization, the people Of Seneca,
Crawford, and Wyandot have decided
to run Mr.. r. R. Titus of this Coun-
ty.
Mr.. T. held that very responsible po-
sition ten years ago and gsvecxcellent
satisfaction. He Is a man OF good
judgment, possesses tact and shrewd-
ness and is well qualified for the posi-
ton.
He has had experience on the Board
which, to property owners, is of the
greatest Importance. His opponent
has had no such experience and is
therefore not as well qualified.
Mr.. Titus was swindIed out Of
the Democratic nomination before
the-eOnvention in Bucyrus, and Dick
son put in. This is not an assertion
OF or own, for the Advertiser SO stat
ed, at the time snd for several weeks
failed to put the name OF their candI-
date with the balance OF the ticket i'm
that paper.
We ask both Republicans and DEM
Ocrats to consider the fitness of Mr..
Titus for the place and vote accord
ingly. He Is a good man for the DO
sitiOn.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
ARE YOT REABYY

Republicans OF Seneca County, as
the election takes place on Tuesday,
the l1th day Of October, there are on
Iy few days left for work. Are you
ready? Are you prepared to have at
the polls, the full Republican vote of
the several townships ? If you are
not, lose no time i'm making the nee
essary preparations
Be at the polls early on the morn
ing Of election, and while you are
careful 10 protect the ballot-box from
Illegal votes, whether Of friend or foe,
see that every Republican voter is on
hand. What we desire Is a full, hon.
est vote.
Have your lists aud your Commit
tees ready, and facilities for bring
ing TO the polls the aged and the in
firm.
Republicans, we need hardly say to
you that you have glorious cause
and an excellent ticket and that in a
free country like ours, "eternal vigi-
lance is the price Of liberty" OF
what avail is the vast expenditure OF
blood and treasure that it cost the
people TO save this nation from over
throw by the rebeIliOus "Democra-
ey," if by your supineness and differ
enees the power of the government is
again to be delivered over into the
hands Of the opposition.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
THAf BRBf AGAIN.

EDITORs TRIBUNE:-YOu viii please
give me room for a few lines as re-
CARDS JOHN Werley, the wOuld-be
Sheriff OF Seneca county. Since my
last TO you, he came to me and said he
would pay in day or two, but to this
date he has not reported. I am OF
theopiRion he eounselIed with the i'd
Vertlser on the matter, and Of course
win not pay the debt So far as it's
being a disputed one, Werley claims
Il is not, the AdUertiser to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. We are told
that Mr.. Werley is responsible farm
er Of Big Spring township. Perhaps
30, but on a close examination Of the
books at the Treasurer's Office I find
his whole taxes for two years amount
10 Just nine dollars.
WILLIAM SULLIVAN.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

WARns-FINAL ACCOUNTS,
Charlotte Hedges, stanford Netler,
James j. Hedges, Eli TroLel,
Josephine Werley, George W. Dillon,
Alexander A. sloane, Elvira >. Norris.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
~ fIFFTH PaRI aRPInR.

We have refrained from refutlng or
denying any OF the foolish charges
and filings OF the Advertiser I'm regard
to the appointment Of Postmaster, to
iii the existing vacancy in this city,
for the reason that they were so silly
we did net suppose they would be be-
lieved by any one. But, as It has been
50 persistent in its efforts 10 prejudice
the friends OF the different applicants
for the office against our candidate for
Congress, because the appointment
has not been made, and te remove
any misrepresentation that may exist
in regard 10 the matter, we propose to
state the reason why the vacancy has
not been filled.
The accounts Of all Postlnasters are
required 10 be made up and rendered
to the Post Office Department four
times a year, to-Wit: On the first
days OF January, April, July, and oc-
tOber. The business OF the Depart-
msnt, rs every one will understand. is
Of vast extent, Rnd, TO prevent eonfu-
sion, must, like every other Large busi-
ness, have rigid rules for keeping its
ACCOUNTS, and also, as much As possi-
ole, avoid an infringement OF those
rules. The late postmaster died some
time after the accounts OF the Office for
July LIST were forwarded to Washing
ton. II an appointment had been
made, 1t would have been necessary
to close the aecOuntsoe the Office again.
aud oct Of the regular times fixed by
lave This the Department desires to
avoid Ia every case possible, and es-
pscially so in an Office doing 50 much
business as this one, and necessarily
having large accounts with the De-
partment.
The party in charge Of the office AZ
ter frequent and urgent solicitations
reluctantly consented to retain nos,
session until the accounts OF the OFFICE
for the1ast quarter could be rendered
and examined, which will be accom-
plished in q very few days, when an
appointment will, no doubt, be made
The accounts OF the Office with the
Department are still kept in the name
Of the late postmaster, and his family
are entitled to the emOluments, and
the sctIng postmaster only stands as
his legal representative, being one OF
his bo7dsmen.
OfcOurse the different applicants are
anxious TO know their fate, which
VIII soon be determined. We can only
ask them to compose themselves with
patience, and show by their works
that they are entitled to the honor.
50 far Is we know, no intimation has
been had from Washington As 20 who
the lucky one u to be, and we shall |
congratulate whoever he may be and
De satisfied, for they are an worthy
We trust these explanations NAV
be satisfactory 10 the Adoertiser and |
al Others who may have felt like com |
planning at the apparent tardines. ofl
the department in making the an
Pointment.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

n5I4t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

The Radical papers persist in deny
ing that Foster aided in breaking up
Democratic meetings and mobbing
Democrats in FostOris, during the
war. To refresh their memories we
will cite them to the time when
Charles Foster, now the Radical can
didate for Congress, attempted to
break up meeting in that village
which was being addressed by w. P.
Noble, by yelling at the top Of his
lungs TO get the crowd down to his
store? This can be vOuched for by a
number of persons who were there.
We expect them to deny this next
week, as they have been doing all
along, but the fact will still remain in
the minds of those who were there
advertiser.
Did you expect us TO deny the above
charge? Well, now, we won't deny it
Only this will we say-Mr. Charles
Foster lOds not at home at the time
this meeting took place. That we
know.
As to the other general charges of
the same kind we pass them by as un-
worthy ofnOtice. Charles Foster is
too well known to be affected by
malignant falsehOOd.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

Without attempting 70 Individual
ize, We ask the citizens Of our county
TO examine carefully the ticket pre-
sented for their suffrages. We believe
no better ticket could represented, mo
men who would make better officials
and to whom we could better trust
the interests that viii be In their care.
Look at the matter without preju-
dice, and make up your minds 70 as
sist the ticket by your vote and urge
Others 70 do 50.
Do what you consider your, duty
and all will be well.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

There is no excitement this fall
among the people on political ques-
tiOns, though there Is deep interest
taken, as a general thing, in the vel
fare OF the country, and we expect
better cOunsels to prevail than though
excitement ruled the hour. Men will
not be blindly carried away by preju-
dice if they remain free from the usu-
al wild excitement that preceties elec-
tiOns. Party prejudice will not let
many men act with the usual COM
mon sense that they display in their
own business affairs. It should not
be so. Voting is a sacred right, and
should be attended to with theHtmost
GOODNESS. Questions Of more aor less
magnitude are passed upon at each
election, and the election on Tuesday,
October 1Ith is very important, We
hope all will vote to their best inter-
ests and thst will be for the Repubii-
can ticket.
DOyOur duty without prejudlce..
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
Notice.

ON the 9th day OF November, 1890, At 10
" O'Clock a. m, the stockholders OF the
North American Railway Company and Of
the New York Western Railway Company,
will convene az the city OF linn, in the
State OF Ohio, in joint meeting, 20 elect q
Board Of Directors for the new corporation
lately constituted by consolidation, under
the name and style OF the New York West
ern Railway Cor
By order OF the Boards,
R q. PENNINGTON,
Secretay OF n. A.. r w. Co.
THOS. EDWARDS,
Secretary OF n. 7. W. r W Co.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
RRITa mTHE

We request our friends at the differ
snt election precincts to bring In the
result Of their vote as soon as counted
out. Arrangements viii be made to
receive the messengers. Win not
some one in each township attend TO
this. The news should be reported as
sooR as possible.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

The Success Of the Funding bill
about which our Democratic friends
howl 80 much, will save the nation
about twenty-seven millions Of dol
lars Of annual interest. Gen. Sehenek
in one Of his speeches, states that he
has the BEST Of ASSURANCES that the en-
tire debt wiz be absorbed, according 10
the terms Of the funding bill, In about
one year from the frst Of January.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
BELLEYUE MARKErS.
oDrreele.l WeeEly ~ Aig1ee g o.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

CINcINNATI-Butter 30S32; Cheese l3al4; (;
bbl; Flour 5 O0s6 %; Wheat-Red l09l II,
Hill ls9l p, Corn 6796e; Oats 40945; Rye
81; Barley ISGl Q; Hay SlS92; Potatoes 80;
Seed-ClOver 10 per pound, Timothy O0g
5 perbus., Flax seed 75Sl 81 Wool &c
4&
NEW YORK.-Flour 009S %; Wheat
Winter Red and Amber l 29Sl 43, white
Western l 47@i O.; Barley Is Corn S7s7s;
Oats 53955i Cheese 10; Eggs 25S27; Lard l5-
O.-Wheat-Amber II. Red l2l I;
Corn 68672; Oats 40942; Rye a; Clover seed
50: Timothy 25; Flax 70 /: Dried Apples
G; Lard I79lS Cheese IL Butter l592S; Eggs
2l922; Wool 35g40
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

Friends, begin early to make your
arrangements, 50 that you can spare
the whole day Of the election in the
service OF the Republican party. The
skies are now bright-the prospect Is
cheering. Do your whole duty, and
victory h ours. Turn out.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
Red HOT.

We are told that the Advertiser will
be cred hotp this week. That means
that will abound with personal refer
ence to the Republican nominees
Look out for its roorbacksl
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
Certificate of Compliance
for Publication.
.MisIIer's Hero BifteTs.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,

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er, Cramps In the Stomach, Headache result
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the medical faculty prescribe aishler's Herb
Bitters for their patients who are AFFLICTED
with these diseases, should convince the
most sceptieai that this proprietary COM
pound Is a medicine upon which they can
rely as absolutely ef1icaeious In curing such
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

Don't fail to bring your job work to
the TRIBUNE Ofiee. Our facilities
are unequaIled for doing it quickly,
cheaply and neatly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

II you have property to lease or rent,
or if you are in pursuit Of sneh prop
erty, make the fact known through
the TRIBUNE
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
ToLEmOct5tl

Wheat dull l92, lower amber Michigan ll6;
No Red Il91l; Corn dull and nominal re
jected &C; Oats dull and nominal No sales;
to Buffalo &c to OswegO.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
FHE LAST REPUBLICLE ARGUMENT.
Public Debt Reduced In September
1900. .i9S.
MONTHLY STATEMENT.

The pnblic debt statement, showing
the changes during the past month";
will be found appended. Notwith-
standing the unusually large demands
upon the Treasury, which have been
promptly met, there has beena further
net reduction in the debt Of s., ,OO7, ,496,
making an annual saving Of interest
of over half million dollars. Since
the commencement Of Grants admin
istration the debt, has been reduced
including the S2,OOO,OOO Of bonds Pur-
chased last week, $3.50, 100000, which
causes an annual saving in interest OF
SIC. SEQ. 900. Still the good work goes
on, and the Treasury is in good con-
dition to buy more bonds and save
more interest.
The official monthly statement of
the public debt says the Cincinnati
Gazette, was issued promptly on the
Arst day Of the month, as usual
From the summary telegTaphed from
Washington, we make the following
comparison with the preceding re-
port:
Sept /, lSs0. Oct. !, 1870.
size Of lsSl........ SZSa.67S, 100 S273,673, 100
per e.sDt. bonds ~ ~ - ZS,5ss ~
90 s4oiTaSiso'O A4S'sooap'l
Total coin bonds-sI,s7 ,Is2,O5O $3.50, q,s52O5O
Certiacatess peret.. s6,ss,OOO 45,IS5OO0
Navy Pension fund l4iOoIJO H'OOOOl
Total currency bonds t5s,s85,OOO s2s.Is5OO0
it Sa5iSsa SitSo1t Ss9t int 4a152ss75 4Gs.2is s.
Total without int.-ss9S0ssn s4l2,Gs5z
PRINCIPAL Of debt q, 4E,65S5a s2ez,sD572
Aserued interest I,s5sss55 4ziza'zs'
Grand total s. 4os.5 SO s2,7s,O68,s SIS
1 AMOUNT IN TRkAsURT-
Coin ............-.- SI02 5Ol,7O5 tg8.O6l, ,6sI
Currency. ......... N,isl.&S SZIOssyOOo
Total ................... sIR,s8,s55 Sl2sI5o. .lOl
Net debt.-7.......-.s2s5,s2I, $50 s2,S4s,9ls,6 go
Decrease Of debt in September ......e9 ,Os7. .49s
Decrease sinos March /, ,4l4 ~
Decrease since March l. ls. ro4 ~
Examine the above carefully and
see II the Republican party is not
Trustworthy. It'll astrong argument,
and one not ansWerable.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06


LlNEN THEEAD, SPOOL COTTON, OIL. &c.
We have and shall keep In stock nt our
Central Ofiice, and Agencies, ION spOOls Ot
various sizes, Twist Of al slzesanG eolOrs-
Linen Thread Spool Cotton, OIL, and all
other articles necessary In the ueo of our
machines
We wish it understood that We manufae-
ture the Twist sold by US; that We shall aim
70 have 10 excel in quality and eN5eed In
quantity, for given price, that Of Othes
manufacturers, and that the Twist lniadeJ
us In our new and extensive mills, suppl
as they are with the most i'm proved maichfn
cry and skilled IabOrl can BE- relied ON for
the desirable qualities Of uniformity Ofsize.
eVeneSs, length Ofthread as marked on eaes.
spool, strength, excellence Of cOlcr, and
beauty Of finish.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. 458 Broadway, New York
JOSsELYN BROS, agents
20 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich.
ID. @. Wilson, agent,
na-tL TIRFIE, o,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
Carriages, BHggieS,
WAGONS AND SLEIGHS
Certificate OF Compliance
for PatDLtcattO1l.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, }
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,


DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. Sth, 1870.
1T Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the
Il Union Insurance Company, located at
San Francisco, in the State OF California,
has complied, in all respects, with the laws
OF this State relating 10 Fire Insurance
Companies, for the current year, and has
filed In this Ofilce a sworn statement, by the
proper officers thereof, showing its condition
and business, at the date of such statement,
December 81, 1881 to be as follows, Gold
basis:
Amount OF actual paid mp Capital, ,4750, 900 90
Aggregate amount Of available
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities,
except capital,) including re-
"a S62 a
Amount of Income for the preced-
ing year in ncash.....................- 406395 90
Amount Of Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash.............-- $50. $50 40
In Witness Whereof, I ave hereuntO sub
- scribed my name, and caused the
] seal OF my Office to be afixed, tho
sEAL day and year above written.
~ Auditor OF State.
J. r. UMSTED, Agent, THIN, o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06
TO TRUSTEES:

And Whereas, by an act OF the Legislature
of the State Of Ohio, passed February 8, 1881,
it smade the duty Of the Sheriff at the time
OF proelaiming the election, to give notice TO
the Trustees Ofthe several townships ofthe
number OF persons 70 be returned as Jurors
from each township.
The apportionment OF Jurors, as made by
the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas, to
be returned, Is as follows:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-06

FOR Hemming, yelling, Rufiiing, Braiding
BiHding, COniing, Gathering. Tuckiug, En-
brOidering, and 70 fOEth, are not only num-
erOus, but now brought 70 great perfection.
Most Of them can Be attached OF detached by
q simple move Of the hand. The quality O1
the work can only BE- fully appreciated on
oLseFVallOn and eLannlnaIInn