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(Tiffin Wrrfcln (Tribune1■TERHS $7,00 PF.R ANNUS,IN \|»\ am i:| JOHN ROBINS, Ctfilof *M Publisher.•Win sjRAWItARH BMH ft I* ♦ or. \Vn«ihlnc(on A Knrkri M«.1 tg '-L gJSLL—— - - ■ .i : ; ---■[coRRKSroftM Nf.K Q) THE T*!Bt *#.)rno.n iMuiK, ii i inoi*-.atHiINovum iftth, IMS, I5wt«n Tttwivi -8inc* I bat wrote)you, our ccnnty eb'Ction ha* lakvn place. 111 The Copperheads elected their ticket and no doubt fcrl thankful lur cteu this rma// f .mitt if natation of reluming life in tW»|*’' putrid carcass ofSorud* iN-moersrv.— ;fBut they hnV* tery little, Indeed, to betbanl.fut for. Last year their majority In ll»b county wi* ever GOO, and on the 3rd • Itiat .tluy ebfCld their ticket by scarcity ^ bo majority.In this you tee the practical working for the Log*!, National League.*'--I Drought to lift among the fnountiina of * TflttDoiw, in tho winter of 11 and 'Oil,| thb noble order hat spread With light-| rung like rapidity all over the tZ^y * I j., ’ Stile* ; tta number hate been augmented | ' | fratn the mere handful of suffering pa- J Iriota in Tennessee, who, in the inoun- j taut cavern* of their loved Utah*, with |^ the minions of a slave oligarchy seeking I .their life blood, proiW one hand upon i their country*# flag, and with the oliter I raiaed toward Heaven, aworo eternal (fidelity to the Union, and eternal fealty Iffdlt;nrit*Cvto that glorious old bunnsr under wrbote fold* (bay bad lived and under whoseprotecting ay as they Imped to die.From that land of her oca it baa grown J until to-day It lumber* over 173,0001 working member# In the State of I 111 no ia. K* By it# noble efforts lllittuia hat been rts LI 1MI deemed from Copperhead rule, and note ,0i taken her place In the colossal pyramid 1^ reared by the Union men of tho North.Circuit Court cloaed its arsalon at thia q place laat week. Some important crimi- ,* nal rases were disposed of, among which pf was the trial of John Henning for the ^ mur.hr of a soldier named S. Hamilton, on the 23rd of Hepteinb r lust. Hamilton wee ftiund lying in a field, a ft-w rods from the road, with hi# skull broken In a |dntcn or more place*, his throat cut, and his left band severed ot tho wrist. The evidence adduced was wholly elrcum-^, slant.al, but was so strong that In any other place but Paris, it would have hung u ‘the accused, ft wraa proven that they 1 % left town together, were seen together I within s half inilo of where the body w as j ”Wif»rrlt;winI wag,.i, when he arrived nt hntne. An examination of the wagon revealed sputa I of blood Upon it which the defendant testified were causal by nose bleeding.The testimony waa so strong that spectators remarked that nothing but an I interposition of Providence or a Copperhead Jury could save him from the halter. I wi | The Copperhead Jury was forthcoming n-and after being nut f**r five hours returned pt I a verdict of Sot Guilty, J jb*• Suckers sro not much on bungirg, (; but they are the d—1 on the poni-1 »| teniiary, ns will he seen from the fol-1 e|, lowing: A Printer, formerly an f'tn-'g, | ployco of a tory sheet called tho Sian- jdr Jard, ni thia place waa indited for grand Tlarceny. He plead guilty, wu» sentenced (; to 18 month* confinement In tho •* StateclUfuininHoutt a« Irliep, and wm on his w ay to bis new domicil, wlihfn twenty-fur hours of tho time w hen the off *nee waa com milted. Hu uiiJ '• steal sorts.*’ Pass him round for the good of ilir craft s rat and a M MiV/ '—Jaim e P. Watkins.p| Il-ving seen the 40th Ohiosrvtral . limes during the war, I could hardly con-tini myself until I fi.uud out how she likid Valluudighsm. My feelings tun be better imagined than described, when I received the Tribune containing the v-no of Ohio soldiers, In which I read *• 49i|i Ohio Votes, for Brough, 237, Vul*, landighsn, none M At Shiloh, at Stono River, at Cbiohamsugw they met the constituents of VaUaodigbam. They have not forgotten thal the voice of the rinblo-lioii-hearted Drake was hushed and his warm, life-blood drawn by the bullet of a recreant Democrat.'*’ No more will thal gnllanl aoldlor second the {\y , heroic (Jibanti iu h ading tin in to victory.1 j, Ifo hsa gone ! But just as long as w •* Memory holds her sway” na long ai the j,j ! rcmrmbrauee of the cheering words, the j, heroic deeds of Drake and Keller, and | the fiery seal and unflinching bravery of c, the Patriot (3ibrm inspires them, so long ’ will the but leu and ballots of the gallant old 4»tb Ohio, tho blond of those mem bora has enriched many o bstile field, #I | be directed again*! tho enemies of tliclr ( e untry,Vo«.rs Truly, i HARRY.ihelthInuiirwolIIIfrilwi.iVallIuivvi'll!»■ -4TVttpv a in It i a —France m i o.s
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Tiffin Weekly Tribune
Tiffin, Ohio, US
Fri, Nov 27, 1863
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