Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-23
The Peace Party.

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The Rev. Thomas Starr King. n OF
the most eminent literary notorieties of
Boston, and a very eloquent divine, recent
ly made a great Union speech in San Fran
cisco. in which he gaze the hYpocritical
Peace Party, the subjoined hit:
Martin Luther tells US that he used to
be troubled seriously by visits from the
devil at night. The devil seemed to take
great pleasure in haunting him with being.
a sinner, and in bringing to his remem.
branee heinOus transgrcssions that he had
committed. Luther at last bethOught him
self of a way to rid himself of these homi-
lies. One night the devil came in a very
serious mood to break down the reform
er' 5 confidence in God, and said: Luther.
you have nearly sinned away your time of
grace. 4 know it. exclaimed the reform
er; 'Hoiy Satan pray for me" The devil
slw the joke, and left Luther free from
disturbance Tor a month. A cry for peace
from ~il5ustcrs and bosom friends of Nm.
WalkeI! a cry for s-lcrelncss Of human
lie from men WHO have plotted to overrun
Mexico and Central America, in order to
lay the black foundations Of a slave empire
on soil dyed crimson! A-cry for light tax
es from mon who would have been too hap
ny, six months ago. to pay two hundred
millions, or war with Spain, for Cuba. 4
sympathy with laUoring classes from
men who believe that bondage IS the true
basis of a state. and Who applaud In their
hearts the cali Of heir allies in the South
to-restriet the right Of suffrage and a Gov
ernmcnt Of genaeaea-t < cry of economy
from men Of apgrty tnat once administered
the faanceso Of San Frlnciscor he hounds
track Of B.oIeFEAtHfHedJeea men
and affected with Mysteries at the sniff Of
powder! Wonderful Transformation! What
a pleasant sisr-a haSk looking so innO-
cent, and preaching peace to doves. his tai
loosely wound with cettonl A ciump
of wolves trying to thicsen their r%ayenous
tanks with wool, for this occasion only.
and composing their flpgs for the work Of
eating grass! Holy Satan. pray for US!
m From dieBouisville journal.
Gen. Anderson's Retirement.
Gen. Anderson, in conversation yester-
day morning, speaking of his being com
PEELED to leave his native state at this time.
says he deeply regrets that his feeble health
it necessary for him to DO so. The
selection of his successor is, however. en-
tircly satisfactory to him. Gen. Sherman
,o.-,--o, .,,o,A 1ooraa az eolI..- 4
ly qualities which are now needed in Ken
and trusts that he may by God
utterly defeat the i~nselent rebels.
who. with professions Of friendship, protec-
ton. and assistance on their lips, are viO-
personal liberty, breaking up the
happiness and unity Of famiiies, destroying
both life and property, r%eyiling tie public
authorities. nullifying laws, usurping the
government of the state. as far as they can.
aud e~udeavoring by the power Of arms and
terror of military rule to force Kentucky,
her repeatedly declared Will, to take
part with them in their uuholy and wicked
to overthrow the national Govern
ment and to erect in its stead a reign of
and niisrule such as is unknown
the history of the world. lie urges up
On his fellow-countIymen to rally at once
to come with any kind Of arms they can
get-and not let it be said that Kentucky
has to rely upon her neighbors, who have
promptly and cheerfully responded to
his call, from Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois.
Let it be proved by their conduct that her
sons are determined to be even With the
foremost in defense of her honor ard the
protection Of her sous and d~aughters.