The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24
BISHOP HUGHEss THUNDERBOLT
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The October number OF Brown
sons Quarterly Rccic,o has jus
made It's appearancc. In 2 literor,
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work. The fourth article is cutitIc,
'LAcoLmoN na Lr,uAoe, PAR Ayar,u
| cYuny, AyuN guaG N. cogsam.na D
l., VILE pa rw& ruas: Jacques LIE
corrar. 1861 TONES
Under t,,s c,r.fon fLn Roviovo,
writes a treatise ON ,,ayrry and t6,
wor, we rounot b.In tIirI,fno
that this nonrr, So far ~ if WAS in.
tended TO iniJ1nnrr the CofhoIi,
readers Of thc H.,;rr. is at one,
unfimc,y and mf.chfoyons, ThS
/ Cg,Lo,iGs Of This conntry have oh.
tainod grcot credit for Ioyin~ on.
tirolv Kent ont Of disrnssioi7s On
| the onestion Of slavery. Neither
do tbcv wish to have t6ot oncstion
thrnst rnon +Lon' IN . % ,ar;oIioai
which is supposed to be published
in the interest of their religion.
DR.. Brownson maintains that the
end AID purpose of the war is not.
or at least should not be. merely to
sustain the Constitution, Govern
mcnt and laws of the country, but
to abolish slavery in the Southern
States. N0w, IRE, Catholic$, anil Il
ra?t majoriy Of our Jrare i,ooDs IN
IHc fcH. lure not the diqhIri Mca
Of caTgj0g on a rar that costs Sc
mRch J'o0d and treasure inst 10 groi.
ly 4 ci'qnc Of AJo!G,ouisis III Nl
NoHh. II It rcre qcacyaiN knorn
.HH tbs Is one Of He porDoscs otHl
rar, the d,mJliaq Of ir0oDe wO0lI
jyome immsIiajay pcrfSSa,gJ-roI-
upic5ls uouH be E,c tndec'i-and
The JpSiacss Of rcc,utliaq uoaid be-
come ccca slachcr Hau il is nor said
10 be.
The war Is os vo hovo said
for the maintenance and dcfonsn Of
our Constitution and Govornmont
In the nrorrnss of war # is diHi.
cnlt to foreson what tnrr ovnnt.
NAV take in thc Sontb, nnder the
pressure Of military nnoossifv. bnt
70 onnouncn hororobon5 49, ono
Of its nurnosos is to snt tbn sIovos
in tLo SoIthorr Sto4os froo any -
n ronsnonnnrn cvon orr, T +GoIn m
"ooinst tbo wLito ,,onrI"t;nn - +n -,
yiEiafo in nonnIort tIr; nrst;mation +Lo
himh motives P hy v,h;nL |%o no,.onn ,',0
mSnt. and tbn roIlnnt nGioorS ~
Command oftEo arm" oro ontuotoI Il
NonoIGon TIT nnn"rr"oJ oI M T"t
Fronrn mado wor ~ T4,II, " f,n r!,, -,
aTdra - hTt tbo idoo -, woe a.'i y, ~, n,,. "'
and NOT fnrnishoJ u" Hh'1;l;o,,;'n' H% ;Ii' y" ~
Here, ON tbn controry tLat ojinnn i;,1,,,'
who sbun the battIcyfcId and ho,
come sclf-compIacont in thoir fam
otioisn, rrdor tbo atiea ti',+
our brave soldiers orn frLtino thnir
battle without beino aware of if,
are tecminr with "ldeas" which
thev eXpect the country TO take nm
and realize. even bv the sword
Truc patriots will he shocked ot
thercviewer's Interpretation ofwbat
the war means CT should mean,
They will ask, was it for this that
our dauntIess soldiers fell in battle?
Was it for this tnat many of thcn.
together with their brave officers
are now pininr away in tbo contiy-
ity of Southern dungeon? Take.
for instance, Col. Corcoran and his
gallant fellow prisoners ofthe Goth.
Was it for this that Cameron fell
on the battlefield. without any
friendly eve to Gaze on his countc-
nance. Whilst he lay
Like = warrior tol;;rr bis rost
With Lis martial cloSl, ororrJ limp