Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-01
Another Army Paper.

AnOtner Army F0pefs
We have received copy Of "The Ohio Twen.
ty-Second," ajournal published by the Twen.
| ty-Second Ohio Regiment, at Clarksburg, Va
| They took possession Of vacated "Secesh'
printing office, and have issued q very neat lit
tie paper. Fitch and Harman are announced
as printers and publishers. aad Capt. Hulicf
and Lieut. Smith as editors in chief. We ex
tract it freely as its articles are an indieatioz
Of the spirit of our troops.
NORTHERN TRAITORS.
In an article on this subject, the editors wise
" say:
The motives, desires and opinions of The
Northern people have been misconceived BY
our Southern fellow citizens, and this miscon
ception has almost entirely been brought about
/ by the will and malicious ISLANDERS issued by I
few party editors at the North against the peo
ple of their section. These editors to save
] themselves from the Indignation of an outraged
| public, appeared at first to change their senti
IIuents, and advocated for time the cause O
their country. But they are again taking tht
course of the Tories of the Revolution, and by
| their Misrepresentation, are attempting to play
| into the hands of the traitors. They say, yield
all, give up Constitution, Law, Government
! Honor, everything for the sake of peace, tc
bring to an end this fratricidal war. Fratrici-
dal war, indeed If these editors still claim as
brothers the traitors with whom we war, It's
| time their own cases were looked to, and as sol.
diers fighting in defence of America and her in
stitutions and laws, we ask our friends at home
10 see to it that the traitors there be taken care
| Of or it may become necessary that these "mi.
gratory bands take steps to effectually y"squelch'
the "fre in the rear.
| REBUKE OF NORTHERN EDITOR.
We had occasion, some time ago, to rebuke
| the treason of the Clermont Sun. Itseems that
the traitorous editor of that paper had the i'm
pudence to send copies of their paper to Com
pany E, Of the 22d regiment, who came from
that neighborhood. The gallant fellows natur-
ally became indignant, and held a meeting. the
| proceedings of which are published in 1.-THE
Twenty Second" Among the resolutions
adopted were the following:
RESOLVED, That We. as soldiers of Company
E, Twenty y-Second Regiment o. V. NJ, hereby
express our unqualified disapprobation of the
course pursued by said Leeds & Harmon in
giving publicity to such unpatriotic and trea-
sonable doctrines, and in misrepresenting the
object for which we have offered our services to
the country.
RESOLVED, That we are here for the purpose Of
protecting loyal citizens in life. liberty and the
pursuit of happiness. and dealing death to all
traitors and rebels to this government, wherev-
er they may be found.
Resolved, That they are requested not 10 send
any more of their infamous papers to this COM
pany.
Resoluod, That while we are engaged in sup
pressing treason and rebellion in the South, we
think it the imperative duty orour Home Guard
to strictly attend to all such traitors as L. B.
Leeds d Co. have proved themselves to beta
king their paper of July as standard.
THE vAMosED EDITOR
of the deserted Clarksburg Secession paper, is
pathetically addressed. Here is specimen:
The editor sits in your chair, puts his foot on
your table, and cuts Union copy with you scis-
sors. The pretty young Lady visible from the
gallery. sits in the window with her pretty
curls Union curls) floating in the breeze. The
green hills loom up in the distance, and the
nion, Unionl' and the cool bret We blows through
your office, hustling out the corruption with
which it has been so long contaminated.
Some of your type is in pi. "Vell, vot of it?'
We didn't do Though some of the boys talk
of moulding it into bullets to shoot the like Of
you. You left your office in dreadful condi-
ton. but We excuse you, knowing that you left
in hurry. live knew your address, we would
send you copy our paper; but then We don't
know it, and the chances are that you will not
know it yourself in few days.
The following is address to the same individ-
ual:
The compliments OF the Ohio Twenty-Sec-
ond to VIM. Gordon, formerly editor of the
Clarksburg Register, now in the rebel army of
jeff. Davis. and would confdentially state that
we should be happy to meet him in Richmond.
when we will battle with him for the use Of
his press and type in the publication of our pa
per.
SPICY ITEMS.
We clip the following items from the Ohio
Tweniy-Second:
At a recent meeting of the Sunday School
Union of New Orleans the following resolu-
tion was adopted, with entire unanimity.
Resolved, That a committee of ladies and
gentlemen be appointed to raise children for
the Sabbath Schools.
This is a judicious step in the way of reform.
Heretofore the chief occupation of the New Or
leans people has been to "raise the devil"
Jeff. Davis told his dcluded followers, at the
outset of our present great national difficulty,
that "the war should be wholly upon the soil OF
the Northern States" He seems to be a long
while in getting it there.
An appropriate text for patriotic discourse
may be found in the nineteenth verse of the
twelfth chapter of Jeremiah: "The cities of the
South shall be shut up, and none shall open
them" H
Soldiers sometimes complain of hard fare,
but if they will visit this office they can find
more pi than a regiment can eat.
On Wednesday last, a man supposed to be
insane was taken to the Guard House. The
burden of his raving was that "the Payn naster
had arrived"
Numerous items indicates that the 22d is
well cared for by the Virginia ladies There are
n umerous acknowledgement for pies. cakes, DC.
They are, however, anxious, very anxious to see
the Paymaster, or "any other man" who will
pay them off.