M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
laThe Issues.

lis this ITO unite as patriots and
brothers yPOe the ehipgle issue of put.
| ting down rebellion 9pd preserving
the best Government tlie world eyer
saw. ,, a -s3 6.,. 81
I The Democratic. Union Party Of the
State 5ac ... ,.,r' :
Res0lved, To defend and maintain
The supremacy Of the Constitution and
preserve yg9iop, with Sill the dig.
nifty, equality ,JAnA rightssof the sew eV
eraI StatssORsiupRired; and that as
Isoon as these objects are accomplish,
cd, tAe, war ought to cease. ....,
Also, That they deem it the duty
Fofeyery citizen tosupport and sustain
the Government, conS!itutionally ad,
lhinistoredr -5..-Al .a.To.
The State Democratic lPIatformpgo.
rebellion, but to preserve tho Union
qDimpaired. -s. in,t .."
The new rarity only propose to save
tho government. 1t is fair to infer,
with or without the Onion, as the case
may be- .sa.- ....
That is one of the differences be.
tween the Democratic and new party
organizations s;s @~f &tgF SFg
2. The Oemoclaticplatiorm insists
that it is the duty of every citizen to
support and sustain the government
cOnatitutionally Administered.
The new party organization will
only preserve the government. 1t is
logical to infer whether constitutional.
ly administered or otherwise. This
lis another difference in the aims aud
ends Of the. Democracy and the new
party, -. ~
3. The Democratic platform pro-
poses National Convention to settle
Jail the difficulties and restore peace
! aud tho Union. fr.
The new party do not propose any
Snch convention. Hence they pro-
pose to prosecute the war until the
government is triumphant by subiu-
cation of the rebel States in the I'm
ion, or their final Withdrawal. Their
conflict is lrrepressible " with NO
lpeace. propositions to rebel States. -
THIS another difference between the
Democracy and the new party.
| Mr.. Jewett proposes to put down
jtlo rebellion, and sustain the govern
mcut; but under no. circumstances
would he consent to- a dissolution o.
|lAe Union, or coqsiaer terms of.sepa
ration. 'TIiese ssertiAlonts have Been
approved by the Democratic County
Convention, and are made part of oul
county platiofnh ~
The new party only propose to put
down :he rebellion and sustain the
government, .,c .,,,.f.s..-~
The logical deduction thorofrom, is
that they make no war against either
la dissolution Of the Union or the con
ISjdoration uf terms Of separation.
I And this is another difference. q;
REGARDS the Democracy and. the new
IorgapizaGdns that is proposed to b
and is forming by secession
from other party organizations.
I The issues thus made up is pre-
scented TO the voters of Ohio for thci,
decision at the coming October elec
Ition.A A'AIs 'fh @'v7- !i. b
| Those who want the supremacy o
the Constitution maintained and the
Union preserved, .hnsts vote
the Democratic ticket.
Those who believe it is the duty to
sustain the government constitution,
ally administered; must vote the De
Imocratic ticket.
Those who want a National Con
veution Of Union inen from all the
States to settle our difficulties, and re-
store the JQAienlto. peace andiprosper
Iity without further, bloodshed, mus
vote the Democratic ticket. ac9
+ Those who are unwilling to see 6
Fdissoluhon Of /. .tle, ignipn or consider
ltcrms Of separation, must vote the De
lmocratic ticket. --
| Those, on the other hand, who only
hwant to put 9down rebellion to pre-
tsorve the government, regardi9Ss o
the supremacy ofthe Constitution, the
maintainance oil the Union, or wheth
er the government is constitutionally
Administered or not, Or dissolved BY
terms of separation, will, Of course
lYote the new patty candidates, whc
/ propose to raise an opposition party
to the old National Democracy tina
has eyer stood by the Government
the Union, and the ConsGt ltion!
We present the foregoing as a fai
and Candid review of, the position 0
parties at the resent time. We. be
llieye the Democracy hold the most IA
'tional, statesman like position, anC
1.-THE only one practicable to bring thu
lnation out Of troublelwithoutsacrifc,
of honor, and, one that will be ap
proved by large mojority of the peo
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