Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
Occasional ON RusseII.

Our flvUrite Washington corrcsl .on.!ent &C.
c:sional of the Phladel phia Press. thus speaks
oi The London Times correspondent. and his
>landcrs on this Country:
Mr.. Rpss II, The correspondent of the London
Tincs. sill hovers ghosl like. about our camps
Their. has. also, lem something too much of
this. When sre reject Mat this Gouc1nmcnt Is
fighting the grcatct battic for Freedom since tho
Jt.h Of Lhrit Is anot mon troaS that the agent #
nc,rJ apcr pr9tcsAing to b. ogyan Of a Chris
tid,, people .hond be herc to hsp oar TocA end to
dtercriutc ,eE He. lis us III his ,lirrs that We
;iir si.iv,-we Am,r.cahs-;ind Sn We arp-
and are every gree. pe"El, fighting for their
exist nee ;.g..ilst -, wild AMI many wrapcnei
ll,r n".' ne ARE sen,ii:yc wErn we ar: Co.
illuminated by III, = w;.u so' | | hrfri,n'l us.
Ne ale srn-i IKE when nur 10 ,hcr au;l ;tsS:,s-
Sill i,,c,s .cl .s..i E.rw;.r.i by civilized and
,.r,.!, s<.n. ly iI.'h.ls iiu,rrnm'nt. We :rr
"a, .s:'r;ii ,i,~. Is "i.r 10 i,-
. au:y i, w,rI. - penn, -;i-l.urrs. wl't
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-h.-n.ci' = r.Atr-."ns "t Ia Lars NJ
q. ere r''.: CT f.inr Is II e..;.i". Mr.
80 Tn.i from q Al. -
n!l.-o 4tsirIa in her w":sl day.
,...ia-r.. ..ii"r ;.sssiling the lre, Sia:cs
II il - r aiirn t., The war-n fact. after max
-. a, u isdgn,,.i in advance that they We're
.n"ifrrnl ;ni dni.!r,l. he ncpcr d1rdd to til
o,c-tc7ah Of ihc truth of thc horrors Of The slo,c
o'igGTchy. Of Mce ing crime Of its attack n,on
ta5S Government. Has irii,rs We're als "2ies ior
rebellion, exa.geraiions of the rcsutic, oi re
beliou. and, ike Peter Finders r:lz rs. written
to please a commercial sentiment in Engl.nti,
as deaf 10 the cry Of suffering hu nanily rs ii
is awake &c is own sordid interests.
And all h4s, mark you, when lie must know
that what iRis Governmt Mt is contending for is
what must enlist, sooner or later, the warmest
sympathies of the whole human race. What
he has said since his return from the slavery of
the oligarchy is soon told. He so careful TO
conceal the rags and wretchedness of the enc
mics of civilization and liberty in that quarter,
delights in exposing the weak points and So
called cowardice of the men who battled here
for the only free Government on earth. l will
not follow the theme 10 its legitimate conclu-
sion. We imprison our females for completely
with treason. We trust and entertain for
eigner who delights in slandering us. af
Plainly, we owe nothing TO the London Times
or the English Government, in this battle.
Both are hostile us. Both are jobbers Nei-
iher has a soul for Christian civilization. They
are for slavery when it enriches them. against
it when it enpoverishes them. Mr.. Russell is
here rs the echo not of the people OF England.
but oil those who thir k they can dwarf "nr
Government SO as to make it wear the Straight
jacket they have made for it. They predicted.
because they hoped. that We would get no mo-
ney for our war upon thieves, traitors, pirates.
and murderers. We got it, and no thanks TO
them or theirs. He who told them to make
this prophecy was undoubtedly Mr.. Russell
Now when he tells them that our soldiers fled
from The fell he was the first TO desert, he is
undoubtedly trying TO get them to make new
by looking upon Mr.. Lincolns Administration
as orly worthy of contempt.