Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22


Of our best men Of the Revolution. But.
just row, the Traitors, aul-we are slrry
- say-some who say there are Democrats
have IS much spite at the names, Warren
aud Lgfaycae, as the cid Tories had j.
this TO be accounted for by the fact that
the Forts Of that name contain so man
Convicted or suspected Rebel>? Ifs1, let
them remember that they have chosen to
renouuce the protective laws Of PEACE,
aud in its stead to accept the bloody risks
Of WAR. War amaziogly alters many
things. The sword has a keen edge, a.
open Rebels aud their secret allies daily
learn. In time of War, the Innocent too
often have to suffer as well as he guilty.
War infriuges even upon our rights.
sea- Tie CONSTITEIION soys:
The privilege Of habra> corpus shall no,
he II, pended. except when N cases OF
REBELLION or invasion, the p.jtc salty
mug rrg,irr H.'
"TREA>ON against the /. 5. shall consist
only IN lryyIng War against lh~n, ok IN
Gdl,rinE 10 Msir Enemies, giring rsu aid
and comfort"
Let the Democrats (Nor;h and South J
who arowl about "Warreu" aud "Lafay-
cite" carefully chew aud digest the above
extracts from the Us. Constitution.
ES-".N,re oftle .S,me .SJrt"-Every
time the people Of Kentucky decided r
the Union, the traitor Breckinriige with
his crew cried out, at was Ut fai--le''s ;
have il over again ~ The last trial SO
disgusted them, that they ran up their
true colors, but declare it "wasn't fair. ...
Just 50, after Uuion-Rrsdy bad for three
years, by honest petition, asked fJr rc-al-
ue1a,ion, is oppoueu;s [ls last resort
agreed to submit il all to a rofe Of those
concerned-saii vote, By the law, to be
final aud conclusive The vote proved to
be 10 favor Of Union. Whereupon, III true
Breck style, the Wmsport D.nocrIt now
SAYS, 'unfair-let's have another contest
about il ~ So II seems these BTeck. ties
regard a decision in htir tIyor as binding.
but decision 0yria>t then, they viii Z i
heed except upon compulsi0u-ihuS rrar-
inr themselves ari,'ocrats, and not ''u. De-
crl's. Aud ,s 10 Lycamjng Republican
paper has attempted to prolons this useless
local contest, while born their Dem'cra'ic
papers have, i; Is apparent that political
game is attempted Al the peoples expense.
5g-S0UTU CAROLINA was Tory State
in the Rrvo,l'iao, aud has been pest "a
the Nation ever siuce. She iuau-u-a'a! !
this War, and ough, justly to be the battle
GROUND. It cost the Wings Of 10 much
blood and treasure to rescue that State at
G.st. aud will cost their descendants more.
She has now got the f.ht she has teen
iah.rug after FIR thirty years. Says the
Narrh American, " if the people Of South
Carolina are determined not to let other
>ra'es be at peace, the more that country
/, lad in ruins the better it will he for the
rest Of mlpkiud If the injury which the
var has already done to property, on land
aud sea, were all conceutrlted in South
Carolina, that abominabie State w0u.d be
how,ius wilderness.
rg-We see Hon. Henry c. Hickok
proposed as commander Of Regiment Of
School Teachers for the War. The Major
has the requisite pluck, the will, and the
turn for the science Of war; and if be had
another bushel Of nerves aud muscle in
him, would be 4 No. for the Teachers
Big Gun.
Let .N,cery taLe care Of itsclf'" is
Gen. James Lanes solution Of the slavery
question. American soldiers are not to be