The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

,rcea shouted approval. and We commend
theis good Judgment. He bad made a
spesehs fen weeks before and "ir had
nearly ruined bis business. Republicans
wste prescribing him because he was a
,DeuecFat They had stopped customers
on the street and turned them away from
his store. but he meant to stand by the
Democratic party if il cost every dollar
he was worth" ss
This way Of advertising dry goods
won't win, in this community. This at.
temptto 10 introduce politics into business
will meet its just deserts. This ground
less slur and slander upon Republicans
will recoiI upon is author with ten fold
power. If DR.. Olds has beer prescribed,
which we do not believe. it is because Of
his uuderbanded effort to prescribe Others
because he sought 10 make business
capital out of the conntry's troubles;---
Because be sought to prejudice democratic
buyers against others BY raising the false
and unfounded cry Of persecution. For
ourselves we lament these things. We
deem it wrong and foolish. With vrow
10 prevent undue excitement. the Dr.'s
first effort 10 this end, as well as the three
several silly especial requests of the Ohio
Eagle" were passed over by us without
comment and treated with the contempt
lhev deserved. II is now due from US
that our Republican friends be. yiodicated
from the insult. We advert 70 it for this
purpose an none other. H ssl rtr
The Dr.. here gave his old. worn out,
thread-bare history Of the great, good &
glorious old Democratic party We will
not bore our readers with it.. II has been
repeated SO often ia this county that every
schoolebOy has it on his tongues end, ~
After closing this Interesting and instruc.
live portion Of his speech. Mr.. Olds told
his bearers that sin supporting the Ad.
minisralion they supported the policy ol
the Black Republican party. DemocrSs
had fought a high tariff and United States
Bank all their lives, aud the independent
treasury had been one of their iavorite
measures. Now the country was cursed
with the highest tariff ever known; the
United States Bank was re-eslablished and
the independent treasury virtually repeal
led. and now after inauguralinG their pol
10y and Set'ing control ofdH The offices they
call upon Democrats 10 abandon thcil
party, to prosecute the war" =, ,g,a.
+ twill neither esquire statesman or phi,
losopber 10 see in the above direct blow
at this Govt. itself Ia mean. underhand.
ed effort 10 prejudice Democrats against
tile administration by belyips it's policy
and ,psrverting its purpose. The issuing
Of Treasury notes he calls re-instaiing a
United States Bank. The leyying Of 10.
creased duty for the purpose Of raising
money to sustain the Govern ment. lie urgei
Democrats 10 oppose. . aa--.ts
Mr.. Oils desired il "destinctly under
stood that he had no sympathy with Jpf
Davis u Co., because they broke up M'
Democratic party al Charlie ton. They had
soweds. the wind there and now lot them
reap the whirlwind Honest and Ioya
men will wonder that DR.. 0lds could 6nd
no other reason for not sympathizing with
JEFF Davis q Co.. than that they broke
up the Charleston Convention" And ye'
this isi the only thing for which they were
csnsured. Not one word ofcondemnatior
for their acts of robbery, rupine and war
not one word Of sympathy for our bleed
ing aud distracted country.
TIE Doctor hated the abolilionist, IRE
pabliOans) Of tho North and the Secession
iats Of tie South equally. He woulC
sire'ch rope from tho top Of tho Rocky
Mount'ins to the top Of tho Alleghaniei
and hang them by pairs. Hew ould hanl
Davis aud Chase together.'a Mr.. 0ldi
ere attempted to prove that the men whc
were 6ghlingthe battles Of the Union
we're "disunionists," and their purpos,
was to overthrow the Government snt
erect a military despotism' Republicans
dOu'G want to settle. They wanted a lit
tls blood letting aud they got more hat
they 6aredihsd for. They now call upop
us to disband our organization. and come
up and help them 6ght it out. I was fol
saving the Union when The Union vas
'sOrth saOing. bolieve the day to save
the country is gone. I tell you war is
disuOion. Douglas told you go. Wash.
ingtoh told you so. am not wiser than
be-. You caonot conquer tho South
2'hiI Sar will either end ~ a maitary dsspo.
'is@', Or IN separation. Which do you
proGr' ,s,ltm .sra6 fu esas IS aq
The Onion is destroyed. the Ccnstita
Won ttampled under foot; military des,
pOti'm isppon US, over US, around us.--
Hat In ana 4