The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
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possession Of OwehsboFo, KY, on the o.
hio, 40 miles above Paducah.
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The lbllowing significant advertisement
is from Abe Richmond Whig Of Augusta,
The medical men throughout the State
are Respectfully requestdd to forward to
thispfics sll the reliable vaccine virus
they can sp-re. Compliance with the re-.
quest isGrged upon their attention as Of
che utmost impOFancs 20 the public wei.
fare. satNf j CIV a
A E, PErIcoLAs,M. D., Vaccine Ag't.
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The TEeasPn Of the ohio Eagle.
1WSpablish below / few Of the danna.
bic and Weasonable exltacts Of the Ohio
Eagle. We want to notify the Shiny trai-
tor who cOntrolse that paper. Of his true
position We want to tell him that his
heart is bIacker with ,reschefY and more
leprons with treason. lhanI ever was Ben.
edic:iArnOlds. We want to remind the
Anti,war Democrats of Fairfield County
Of the kind Of sentiments they endorsed
in solemn Convention on the 81 Of Aug
ust last We wapt 10 warn the people
against their lies aud deceptiops.s We
want further to advise the voters Of Fair.
feld County that tile sentiments published
below were endorsed by J. G.. Jelffies.
Tall Slough, E. B. olds, VIM, Msdill. j..
G. Raiuey and John L. Tuthili, so that
when these men approach them, they may
know where they stand and what estimate
to put Upon their speeches. Read The
following extractsHe1t} ale.p5 ~
"Now, that the AJolitionists have in
augurated his scar, ths burden of taration
,oiU be ruinous ''t'F'S>---' a-'7' l'A 1'7h
ANY INDIVIDUAL WHO WOULD
ENLIST TO FIGHT AGAINST THE
SOUTH. WOULD, ENLIST no FIGHT
FOR THE PRINCIPLES OF THE
CHICAGO PLATFORM. .mgtt
Democrats of the North, are you to be
dragged into civil war of murdprous
horrors for cause in'whieh you have no
sympathy. let Mose 'pho iaapgayated
this aOar Jfght their oUn battles. If blood
mast be shed, LET 1t BE REP PUBLICAN
BLOOD! April i8th. 1N .s'r
stupidity of the Lincoln Cabinet.
The cabal at Washington are as wi,less
as they are wicked With the shallow
pretcxt Of maintaining the Constitution
and laws, they are trampling both under
foot. The last proclamation Of Lincoln
is a most strik ng instance Of self stultifi.
cation and folly. We are told that the
Southern States have not seceded-they
cannot secede-secession is null and Void;
and yetin the same breath these same
Stases are treated as n foreign power,
and subjected ton blockade in pursuance
of the law of nations. r q,
ETA Missourian by the name of A..
B, Stark of College Mound, has been ad-
dressing some public letters to Ex. Presi
dent Fillmore on The present deplorsble
condition Of the co1ntry,, and appealing
to him aud other Christians to iry and
avert the impending calamity. Wequote
the concluding portion Of Mr.. Stark's
letter. lie says: "
"Then the whole question is narrowed
down tothis: The recognition of Southern
independence or a wor of determination and
suGugation. Which do you pref.rs !
hnow you yrefsr Mefrst. Why not grant
1T then at once. ,sl- .e.a .,.,s
Fruits Of Lincolnism. ar." v
Our coasts are blockaded.
Our laws arc suspended.
Our Constitution is trampled under
foot. ir ~ ~
Our Courts and Judges are powerless,
Our citizens are seized and imprisoned
without process Of law. Nr
Our State Legislatures are overawsd by
the bayonet. PEI ''' a"a'f .'
Our States are invaded and dish ember.
led,,~ np.,, .,a.n.e ,.. .s., t.. B,
Our freedom Of press is denounced.
Our right Of petition is denied. Co.
Our peaceable citizons arc insulted in
the streets. ..... p.
And these are only few Of the legion
list Of talamties which have come of Lin.
coins three months experiment in the
Presidential Chair.-[ohio Eagle, July
lS, 1851. ns. a1' 'me7 q. ad,
% "The Democracy Of Old fairfield be,
lieve this an unholy war, ,fruitless for GOOD,
certain in It's results to add to tho es.
arrangement and bitter hatred OF the two
sections, and 10 work dissolution eternal
"a Naro waged by the sectional SIRE,
pressiblesP for their own selfish aggran.
ldisemeDt, and iOr the carrying out Of the
Lincoln Chicago Platform, even though
ahe Union be dissolved eternally dissoly-
Cd. ,R d4r 2id galR dae ol saHf q
!, s"A Noble tiSperinient.'' a. ''r,
The Bridgeport (Conn, Advertiser and
Farmer. in an able article on the coDdi.
.on of,he country thus concludes: ".
= What now is to he dore2 Stop the
watb Withdraw your troops from the in
yaded Statesl This Is tie. first aaty. g .
u The Consultation, is the Government; |;
The President is but the az ent to execute
its provisions and the law in pursuance
thereei and when ho departs fr6m these
he violates his oalh and is himself the
greatest oi rebels. .oalf he goes hrther
and uses the power placed in his hands,
rs agent, to enforce obedience to his vio-
lations Of the CONSTITUTION, Ne is asurpsr
and The Qoyernment he ttus snforces Is a
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