Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-16

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only fatty eontradicfs the lie, but adds that
'the only changes that have taken place
among the Methodstsin Pittsburgh have
been from Buchanan to Fremont"
Philadelphia dates ofthe 9th state that
The Republicans and Americans have fused
their Assembly tickets into one, and like
course has been taken in all the Congress
sional districts except the fourth.
The National Mtelligeneer, in rebuklng
the Southern threats of disuni, n, has the
following patriotic language: 9gfE
'.The idea is too monstrous for grave ar
gument and is hardly worthy of being
treated seriously. To make the existence
of the Government dependent upon the re-
suit of regular periodical election, would
be reducing our institutions to the level
and the precarious tenure of Mexican or
Buenos Ayrean pronunciamento. But the
men who laid the foundation of the Consti-
tuition, and of the Union which rests upon
il, knew what they We're about and laid
them too deep to be shaken or subverted by
any tempest of party passion or transient
excitement. This glorious Union has stood
firm through sixty years, and with the
blessings of Heaven, it shall stand firm SIX
ty years longer, though the Washington
Union and its misled confederates should
live all the time to predict its downfall."f
The Washington Union, the central or
gan of Democracy, says the above remarks
of the LnteNigencer 'are genuine abolition
coinage"
We are Informed that the extra cars run
from Sandusky to Cleveland on Wednes-
day, for the accommodation of delegates to
the great Buchanan fizzle in that city, at
the time of leaving here, had on board just
seven passengers; three of whom, it is
asserted, were provided with through tick
cts for New York !-!Sandashy Register.
Two of the seven, doubtless were !Gray's
Sandusky Justice of the Peace, and his at
fidavy Sinbad the Sailor. The Pierce P.
NJ, it is said received them with distln-
euished honor, and gave them seat In the
q. S. mail wagon. Motto on banner
"Swearers to win $40 wagers!!'
The New York Commercial Adoertiser
has fallen into deplorable senility. 1t
grayely proposes union saving pilgrimage,
a ''solemn movement" to preserve the I'm
ion, quite as ridiculous as the late tying of
it together by stretching a BEDFORD across
the Ohio and CINCINNATI 1t is New
York movement" and the Commercial
pompously heads it-"An Important Po-
litical Movement" The motive power of
this phenomenon we give in the very Ian
guage of the Commercial:
delegations of citizens from every State
are to be invited to visit the tombs of the
Hermitage, Ashland, Marshfeld, Monticello
Mt. Vernon, and the prominent battle fields,
whereon for the sake of the Union, was
commingled without distinction, the blood
of Northern, Southern, Eastern and Wes-
tern patriots" :" .-iI
The Union-saying pilgrims will doubtless
put peas in their shoes, and plod on in sol
emn procession. Arrived at the several
Meccas, we are told that
"The services to commence by prayer
simultaneously at noon; to be followed by
such consultations and addresses as may
spring spontaneously from the hearts of the
people," ,. .-5s
-"Last of all --- . -.. ..-.r
That ends this strange eventful history,
Is SECOND cHILDIsHSEss r-1