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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
S1Iebr SuIfe.

Die Sotrou69eber oe6 - Yitt6bur9er
&plt6blatt''-bi6ber elm neutraleo Slott
-crttaren, mterm 10. Nprll, Dap BON
ienem Sage an, icne 3eitun9 iitb Omen
uno frei Der rcpubIfaniibe portbei an:
lhliCRt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
81 Nieffprbem:

(GiussunOt ourb pen GbrW. eimCu q. SrrF.)
Qm 29asn @GrD in 8cdba, Buds GauntY,
am 5isbsr. 9rsmiab, Spbn pcn Senrp 3. unp
Dolly SnBea, In lGnrm 9tm Vsbsnejdbrs.
9lm i2tsn apriI, in 8Cdtia, an Der 4asSsb'
runs, Gbriianu, @bssattin pes SenrY 3nB'u,
in ibrsm 4Shtn Vebensiabrs.
Qm 5tsn April, In 8odba, AM SrullTstsr,
p9iIip StcsS in icinsm 39fen 9ebsnsiabrr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

9oben6wert y. y Ills Die ,,flies
9enoe l(rtillerie" neulcb bon Geooin9 in
oo6 S6lotbtfeloe 500, brabte cine Nnz
jabl woblbabenoer Burger Die Summe
pon 800 Sbale: ;uiammen, um Der be-
liebten @ompa9nie Nrmee lleberrOde
nab Dem neuelten Muiter onfertieen 5u
laben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

OFOie Oamen pom Reaoin9
lafen fib an Gopalitdt nidt iibertrefen.
Sic baben am Oonnerfto9 einen Serein
9ebiloet, Der e6 iidb gum 3pede 9ema6t
bat, &leioun9sitdde uno onoere geoIrf=
nife fir Die Mlit9Iieoer Der SOmpanien
su beibaffen, rpsl6e aus iener Staot ine
Selo 9eriidt iino, uno Dem bon Der Staots
Seri1mmlun9 ernonnten Committee BON
fiinfSebn in ibrer Gorge fir Die Samilen
Der Soloaten beijuiteben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

UNn f6w a DEN Seelenbirs
ten ideint es in oieIem Sriibiabr nibt
III mon9eln. SSn Sefericn @auntp, 9t.z
", 9efel Der Sortra9 eine6 9aitirenoen
&onSelreoner6 70 isbr, oaB Die 8emeins
be ibn ju feinem Seelior9er NIT einem
Sabre69ebolte BON 5000, 0en iie oas erite
Mol porausbe,ablte, oori8e Bocbe ers
wdbtte. Der S6lin9el naDm oas @elo,
bor9te Iib nod bon einem Der 8emeinoes
letteiten $3.50. betranf fi0 i6rper uno
fubte tpie Elm 9anosfnebt auf ben Stras
Ben, fubr NIT einem unmoraliIben Sraus
enjimmer berum uno mabte iib fblieBli6
unlihtbor.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
9ibelz@DnDenttDll.

Die Swsits idbrlts aassmsins GOnptntiCn bsr
0sta @aunty SbsI. @slsaf&aft IOa sstaIten psr'
ben am pfnelt. Wontas ben 201sn Vla, UNI I'D
lltr 8urmittass, in Der Sir&s gu Ditarstaun.
Sspr 0smsinpr i'm @auntp II srIuGt, jpst Dele
aaten ,u Isnpen unb oas publitum i'm Nussmst'
nsn III sngsIarn beijupObnsn.
Jofcpb poun8. YrsFNtnt.
10. !. Sorwertb, Ssrrstdr.
Nai I. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
@eIeQI6aftS : MuaDIung.

Na6r&t wirb bisrmit 9ssstsn, bab bic felt sts
niger 3sit Der jptl&en ben llnter,et6netsn, untsr
Der 5rma pOn u 6ael unb 9 bn, In BEN
MaI6insn,. gnsins,' unb pumpsn.@sl&Sft, u. {.
no., bsaarbent Sanbels'@sIs1I6aft, In GutaIaus
qua, 9e6a Gauntp, am tRsn AprtL 6urtt bstosr.
Isitise gtntpilisuns aufeslSet wcrben II. aae
DiGisntssn babsr, rpsl6e nod an bslasts Strma
16uIpsn, psrbsn eru6t innrrbalb 6 UCGsn an'
lurufsn unO atSub3ablen, limb SrlGe bic nod
re6tmGbiss QnfUrOsrunsen babsn, tSnnen btsIsIbs
ssidfaIls fir 99abIune einbdnbssn.
94iIiam Wi6aeI,
Sacob Wi6ael.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
patriotifd).

9cuu. yates, fraft ieine6 0mts6
Sberbefeblsbaber Der SillinOi6 Staatsmis
liz, wiro Ii1 Ielbt an Ole Spise oer &rupz
pen ltelen, uno Die 9ei6G fte oes Staote6
in osn SoGnoen os5 lieutenant 9oup.
S1offmou belaiTen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Qpril 10.
@e1ell10QftS : MuaD1un9.

9a6rtGt pire tiermit ssscbrn, pab bic felt st-
niger 3sit fer 3mI&sn ben unterjsi&nstsn, untsr
Der 5irma pOn prire unb gBeaptr, tn bsm
@abinrtma6u GsItdft. In Der Statt altntnun
bslfanbeus Sanbss @sitaI6nft, am lRsn NprtI,
1861, bur6 tsiOsrIstiss ginwiaisuns aufssl6bt
porbsn III. als Ditjenss babr rsl4s nod an
bsIaate S5rma I&ulpie Tu6, nerbsn srlu&t innr~
balb 6 gBo6m anSurufsn unp abjubs3ahltn -uno
Scl&e bic anfrrorunasn tatsn m5ssn, tSuusn
bisIslbs slst&faas fir 83ubluns sinbdnSissn.
Simeon 8. priee,
Soenrp 9. 8eaper.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
81 q Cb + / 6 t

rpirb tisrmt sescbsn, OaB bic llntsrssi6nstsn nIs
9lpminiIratOrs pom Der Sintsrla0enl6aft bee esr'
liOrbsnsn George &srn, IsBtbtn pOn sSaid'
mston 1auni6ip, es6a Gauntp, ernannt worosn
fnp. Ollie Disjsntssn paber, psI6e nod an be-
lasts StntsrtaHsni6aft lhulpen, fnb btermit auf'
aefCrbert inngbalb gBO6sn anSurufen uno ab1
5ubr,ablen, SOIGs bic nod rs6tmdbtse
Nnforrerunssn butsn mGsen, FnO sbsnfaIls sr'
Iu6t IUl6e innsrbab Der telastsn 3sit rpObIbsltd'
tist sInSubdnbissn. an
elias Sern, 2(om,rs,
&Domos Sern, }
9HoI no6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Sefentli0e 8en6u.

Mittpobs ben 22ifen Wai nd6ItenS,
um 10 lltr gUrmttuss, iOI am SuuIs bss Ssr-
ltorbsnen . an elN. Gut 3, In Q. 0tet.
baa &aunltip, ee6a @auntg, Uffsntli4 prfauft
iparoen, ndmIi6
Gin l'sauls Sausrn Bassn, elm Spa,isrpa'
gen, swsi Sstt l'sauts @sI6trrs, grseimsr unO
Strids. 66 RIaftr SOI,, sbsnIo cine srces @n'
,abl SdstlGds, 9ausubr, Sadatr, 5if6s, Stab-
ls, 8sttsn unO Setlapen, Dsst, Sscrstdr Spsi
8Ublsn'Sefen nit 8Ubr, srs srC6s an,abI Si-
der BON alsr Dirt, cine DrumIdss, elm pfofsn'
SOtrsr, unp IunR nr6 ptslsrle Saus.- Saurn'
unb Nii4en GTdtbf&aftsn, gu umaanOII4 gu
melben.
@rsoit nb @ufpartuns BON
@pbraim 9utb, }
M9nST%sS 991;oS T%1tS S"f5' 2(omorS.
Wat +. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Gle Sonoerbunos Nrmee.

Witt6bur9er, lpel6sr oieier Gage aus
Dem SGoen jurudfebrten, ia9en, elm 9ros
per ooer Der 9r0Bte 2beil Der re9uloren
l(rmee oeS Sonoerbunoee beitebe aus
n0rotitbpn l(rbetern, wsIdDe i'm Suoeu
feline geIbG fti9un9 mebr batten uno ltb
aus Rotb anrperbsn lieBen. unire BE
ribterfatter iino iberSeu9tl Dap oiele
9eute Die ibled)te Sahe o56 Sonoerbuns
oes i'm Stibe laIen peroen, Iobalo eine
2(rmee pom 9toroen ibnen 9e9enuberitebt.
9lauben mir aub.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Sit GDntrdftDren!

Nuf WttpO6S ben 22asn Mat 1861, Nd6'
mttass um llbr, iUa am Sauls pCn @ a g..
Q d uma d sr, in Nsu'Ssras, Ntrber Wa'
cunsit Qs6a Gauntp, be 9rbauuns slnss nsusn
S6ulbauIsS psraceubtrt perbsn,-DaBslbs ioll
bel banners Wtbls bon SadlteInen srri6tst,
26 bel 80 5ub src6 iein-tpcJu SauIeuis sinss'
lapsn fno bsijupCbnsn.
QluI SsrOrpHuns Der Scarb.
0auio Danner, ien., Sec.
Rai I. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Oie6 cfh 6fte.

Sbiss prOfs6iOnsls @sI6dfts perbsn In 3u'
tunft Don ben rlntsrSsi&nstsn, nur cine attre un>
tsrbalb benz altsn Stanbplabs, fcrtsslsBt, untr
Der 5irma BON @ ul b n unb O te Itmtre,
no fs bolTsn ale ibrs altsn 8unbn 70 ptt cine
anSabI nsus aniprs6sn gu Isbsn, trel&s ads Ft
psrii6srn, bae ie bsnIelbsn ssrabe mad sBunfn
Oisnen fSnnsn, uno bab bisItlbs auG nit ttrsn
biaissn Yreibsn pUlIfommsn jufrisbsn Istn wsrben.
6. 6. 9uloin,
Il. @riefemere.
glprtl 10. nq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
"S Somo-Oer Gloube an 0srpn

~S a.-Oer @laube an Seren
uno 3auberei 1T in Dubuque nod ni6t
au59eitorben, ipie Elm 8orfolI, Der fib
fiir3lib ouf Gaole point erei9nete, jur
8enti0e oortbut. Dort, in Der Ndbe oes
5ten 8aro Sbulbouie6, lebt nGmlib cine
oeutf6e Somilie, oeren &ino bon &r6ms
pten ODER ir9eno elmer onoeren &ranfbeit
befallen lpuroe. Sin 9ta6bar oriefte foz
9leicb Die 2(niidt aus, oos 8ino fei ,,bes
BERT uno empfabl ebenfall6 einen Wann,
Der i'm Stanoe fein ptroe, Die 4oere 3u erz
mitteln uno oa6 Sinh ju beilen. Der
SerenbeibmGrer muroe berbei9erufen,
uno erflGrte, oas @ewGnfbte 0e9en cine
Selobnun9 bon 800 pollbrin9en 5u MOL
len. 2(l6 oieie6 belpilliot woroen mar,
9in9 ct fo9leicb an Die l(rbeit. Gr nabm
orei @inoeln, befefti9t an cine oerielben
elnen rCtben Streifen Slannea, murmelte
eri6wGrun9Sformeln oarGber, uno bin9
lie Damn Dor Die SbGr, nit Dem Semers
ten, Dap bic erfte Srau, ipelde pOrbelfoms
men uno anbalten rpGroe, um oen rotben
Strelfen anjuieben, bic SOere iel. Salo
fam oenn audi cine oeutibe 9ta6bar6frau
UorGber, Die, mas ieoe anoere AUDI 9etban
9aben puroe, Den fonoerbaren rotben
Streifen an Der @inoel onIob, uno oa:
fir ip9lei6 ais Die 9ere ertlGrt wuroe.-
SeBt bate unier Serenbeftp0rer 9erpons
nene6 Spiel, er p1Bte Die 8sle9enbeit ob,
no Die on9ebli1e Sere nid)t ju Oauie
mar, nabm cine Der Samilie oe5 8inoe6
9ebori0e &aBe, uno pertauiDte iie 9c9en
elne Der Srau 9ebGrenoe, Die, Ob lebenoi9
ooer tcbt pihen mir nibt, gu Nibe per-
brannt >puroe. Oamit bate Der ,6eren.
beibwGrer iein @erf poubrabt, uno oa6
8ino fol- na6 Dem Seuertooe Der olten
8aBe Ibnel 9eneien. = Die 9eibithte
tlin9t taum 9laubli6, 1T aber w6rtlib
mabr, uno mir Ieben i'm neunjebnten Sobr.
bunoert. 81. ..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Sefentlt6e 9Sen6u.

Samaass ben If. Nai, um ~ rlbr Nttass
iCllen am Sduls Oss peritCrbsnsn anprsw N,
94 tnb In Str'Saucona SaunI&p. Qe6a Gaun'
tv, bic fpl9snbe @dtsr auf 6fsntIi6sr gsnpu Der
fault wrrren, nGmli6:
Gin sutss 8amilisn.pferb, elm Ginsaulswuesn
nit Baby, ,tpei Spa,srwasen, elmer oapOn fir
Swei unO Der unNers fur Elm 9frb, 9ferOsssl&trr,
elm Jtlapisr, bret Better unp Ssttlaben, &i1Gs,
StiibIe, Dssf, Crapsr, Garprts, elm 5olj unb
6Ublsn'Sfsn nit 8Cbr. Gin tupfsrner unb siisrs
ner 8siisl, Gdiler, Stdnnsr, unb lpnf nod Uisle
onbsre Grtifsl gu umitGnpli& an.ufGtrtn.
Die SeeinSunSsn unO Gufwartuns am Gage
Res Sertaufs SUn
0enG Grben.
9lpril "a. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
NDbert 6. GeDburn

Attorney at Law (0tc4tsgelebrter) ,
gDirD aas @sIddfts in isnsm PrOfsifcnsarn
Jats bsiOrsm. 81 fam tcprr6n wsiSsn in
Der GnslI6sn unb GsutIGm Spra6s. Nmtt-
luts in Dem ,,qmsrran Sctsl GstIaer," gtcrO
Gts Sna6e, alsntaun, pa.
qnmtaun Rai /. 1861, nq-19
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
@pril "a
ManttQeS ! ManttQeS !
Sie S5erren 8mrb0c mmb SJDneS,

3 Sbdrsu uutsrbOtb Dem uusn loaus,
Grandchildren NIT srobsm gersniissn bsm sc,
sbrtsn Yublifum. ba6 fs fCstsn BON NeuYcrt @i'
tp srbaIten batsn, elm lebr 8rUBss @0Ortsmsnt
pcn
S6nar;Ieioenen Wantilie6,
pel6e fir S6Gntstt unb Stpl in tsnsm anbsrn
StCbr in ptslsr Stabt ibsrtrOfsn psrben tGnnrn.
Dielelbs werbsn psrtauft an icl6sn prsibsn bic
NIT ben 3sitsn ibsrsnfmmsn. 8uft bel i9nsn
balo an.
Qlentaun, Mai [. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
CANADA bcu,cat ffd,.

Sin 0err, ,pelder am l9ten Oieie6 bon
9anaoa in Bottom anlan0te, meloet, Dap
600 Mann BON Suebec uno cine 9roBe
2lnjabl bon Montreal beobiihti9en nad
Soiton Ju 0ebeu, um iid Der Ser. Staas
ten Nrmee onjuldlieBen.
6utcr Ratb fur beiratbslultiSe Mao
cben.
Sin Sster, Der e6 nit ieiner &o1ter gut
meinte, CAB iDr foI0enoen 9uten Ratb /:
,6eiratbe nur teinen armen Monn ;
aber beoenfs, Dap oa6 Die ollerGrmiten
Iino, Die nibte blben ais 9slo."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
.ir 6eShGfte.
MGianie< Na6rt6t.

Sintsmal 5tGstmanDs @Isr, bon
Sal,bura 9aunI6ip. 9s&a Gauntp, eurH cine
Irsiwiltse llstsr6rsibuns, Outirt Didr5 30, 1861,
al Isiu psrlBnli6ss gsrmbssn, gum 9lubsn lstnsr
@repitUrn an ben rlntrwi&nstsn ibsrtrassn bat,
10 psrpsn bisrburt ale SOlfe wsI6s NOD an
beIastsn Dsl&lsr i6ulpiS fnp, auf9sioroTt' tn
nsrbalb @OGsn tsi bm an,urufsn uno nbsube'
,ablm, unb Dttjenissn psIte nod rs6tmdbtgs
5crprrunssn batsn mUasn, 1no SIt4fals trIu1t
Icl1r fir 8ejabluns sinSubdnbi9sn.
Wartin &emmerer, Qfii9nie.
Wprl 10. na0m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

DF8 ouu. Sooufton bat neuers
oin06 nab 8aIbin9ton 9c(6rieben, man
IolS feline 3ruppen na6 2ero6 f6iten.
Die GntIblGfe Der 8e9ierun9 erleioen
isopb paourb feline Ser6noerune,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
81 q 6 r | 6 t.

Der llntsr,si6nsts pdnI6t eas pubIiium unb
ale intsre6irts prIUnsn Su bsnaGriHhStn, 6ab tr
asasnpdrtia Irin ptrb an Der lsbttetssn Dot'
nuna bss Or. D. 8. NOilsr. am DtsnRos ben
9tsn n6&nsn @pril, unO Oarna@ an isbsm DIN"
Iiaae fir 5 gBc&m-als Disisnissn oabr, rst'
DE nod an bsbsn Sinterlu1sni6ait f6ulOsn fOtUte
rs6tma6ise anfOroGunssn baben, bsltsbsn an bee
Iaatsn Saaen an,urufsn unO 8tGtistsit 1u n'a>
den, tnpem bic Builder bss bsIastsn SrrRcrbsnsn,
mad bem gsrauf Der sspa6tsn 3stt ben Sdnotn
elmer Masi1ratspsrlOn, gum Gintrsibsn iibsrssbsn
perrrn.
SoIbua SeiberIin9, Gbm'or.
Mrrif Q na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
u. 9S. QeDburn,

at CGe6tsgcIebrter)
Sistst ben Sursrn pOn 9t6a Guuntp feline
prcieIEpnelsn DiSnls an. - QmtsRube in benz
;, ,Nmrriean SOtsl 8sbdutr," NCrp 6ts Strabs,
Qusntaun, ga.
Qlentaun Wai / . 1861. na-tS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
81 d 6 r / Of t

gGlrO tisrmit ssssbsn, bab Der nntsrjsi@ntte
ais GrstutUr BON Der Gintsrlufsnf&aft Der Sns
lCrtsnsn anna@s finger, Isstbn pOn DIR"
SaucOna 1aunl6tp, 9fGa Gauntp, an9tfsat nor"
ben IL. Qae Disjsnissn batsr, Wsl&s nod an
beIasts 6intrIaNsnl6aft i6uIben, fn6 tlsr6urb
aufsslcrbnt innsrbaIb 6 Ur&sn an1uufsn uno
at,ubs,abIen, SOl6s bic nod u&tmdetes
QnIprii&s an bisIrlts ,u maiden babsn fnb SIstG'
faus rru6t IOt6s tnnubalb Der naml4sn 3stt
potlbsRdtist snSubdnbtssn an
Gpbraim 8eiiin9er, @r'cr.
Qpril 3. naom
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
@ie OiefdnGffe.

Stiee @siddfts ptrbsn In 3utunft bon 6tH
tlntsr,st&nstsn am altsn Slanbplabe fOrtssfsBt,
unter Der Sirma BON W 6aeIunb 8ltaH,
NO Fs toffen ale ibrs altsn 8unbsn, 70 tpis au1
nod rsus, anlpre6sn gu istsn um ibnsn far frii'
berr SssdnRtguns gu panfen, uno bitlslts wtsesr
nit nsuen glrtitd, ssrabe mad DunfG Ju bsStsnsn.
@iqiam Wi9ael,
S. 6. Sleam.
Qvril 10. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Gin IobenSwsrtbcr SAL.

0ie Gauntv Gomibioner6 bon oieiem
Gomtp babcn einen SelbIuB poBirt, no
ourth lie fir oen ltnterbolt Der bUlf6be
odrftioen Somiljen Der potrictiihen Jun.
9en MANNER, ,pGldpe iur &ertbeioi9uno
unierc6 lieben Satertanoe6, 9e9en Die
lGoltbm RCbcllen in oo6 Sblabtfeloe
aejo9en iino-uno oa bcrcit fteben ibre
geben fir micre oemeinIame 6reibeiten
oufIuopfsm-5OOO : baler penpilli9en.
M09t Der $oimmel Elm iolt coles uno To-
bfn6mcrtbe5 &obIUollen cod AUDI rebt
reidlitb beI0bnen.
Gin f6Oner 3u0.-Oie Sater.
lambs Hoae oer iOnoerboren Sruocr, bon
Der StaOt Gaiton bat Iib entibIOBen.
ale Samilien folder Mit9lieoer, Die il
oen &rie9 3ieben, su unteritueen, fau(
pieielben es beoGrfti0 finb,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-05
How it was Done,

At the commencement of our national Difficult
ties the loyal men Of North Carolina Virginia
Tennessee and Ark ansas were in the ascendcncy
In all these States They could and did, hold
their States loyal to the Union against the attacks
of the stc 'ssonists Qther own borders, until af
ter every offer of peaceful settlement was asked
for in vain. These States asked for the Crittcn.
den Compromise, the Douglas Compromise, the
Bgler Compromise the Adams Compromise, the
Border State Compromise or anything else of like
character None of these plans of compromise
asked anything moro than substantial rcassur.
anco that they should be given all their rights
under the Constitution Ms interpreted by the Su.
preme Court. They asked 1t because the Repub-
hcan party was sectional party, containing a
strong abolition elcmnt, had passed, in many
States, laws nullifying the Fugitive Slave Law,
and they were afraid to trust them. Rcpubli.
car Congress voted down all these PROPOSITIONS
and then it was when rebels and enemies to the
country went before the people and holding up the
several rejected propositions Of compromise, ar.
gued that it was al implied declaration that they
should not have their rights under the Con.tim.
ton. The Union men could say nothing, and
they were compelled to give WAY bcfor the tide
of rebellion and disloyalty. Had any one Of these
propositions been adopted all these States would
be in the Union to day, and the Union feeling
In Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky and Mssour
would be hundred times stronger than it is
Although last winter was the time to have
adopted some measures it may be done yet, and
by it much that has been lost will quickly be re
gained.
Assurance to the loyal men Of tho South will
make united North, and strong array in every
one Of the Southern States in behalf of the I'm
Ion, acting with the North, This done the wal
will be quickly terminated, rebellion will b,
crushed and we will have Union of hearts n.
well as Of States.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-05
Thc ncmnrruiic pnrfY.

The Democracy will stand by the government
strengthen the arms of the Union men in the
South by giving them assurances that they will
be protected in all their rights under the constitu
ton, as interpreted by the Supreme Court. This
is in effect all the compromise that has been pro-
posed-itis is all that will be proposed 1t is all the
loyal men of the South ask 1t is with loyal men
we treat, not wi tn armed rebels. For such we
have no compromise but to ground their arms and
pay the penalty ofa violated law But. by strength
ening the arms of the Union men with assurances
that they shall be protected VIC build up a Union
party in the South that soon will have the power
within themselves to crush rebellion in their midst
aud preserve the Union. We think the army
should be largely increased Let the government
show a bold front, place military men in military
positions, turn cold shoulder to the Greeleys and
Gddings, and all their corrupt clan, send the
Olive Branch with the sword and our country can
be saved.
| The letter of acceptance of the Hon. IIUoH J
JEwErr, our candidate for Governor, so correctly
represents the position of the Democratic parry on
this question that We re.publish it, and we would
suggest that each Of our subscribers place ii in his
pocket and when he is misrepresened by lying
Black Republican poke it und, his nose, and tell
him that Is the platform on which you stand and
can defend, "against the world, the flesh, and the
devil"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-05

AFFAIRS AT THE Custom HousE-Re-
ports are current that Collector Barney
entertains the idea of putting the notori-
Gus Abolitionist Helper-a man who has
done more than any other individual to
bring about the calamties from which
the country is sulfering-into prominent
position in the Custom House. We sin
cerely hope that he will have moro pat
riotism and good sense. We also learn
that relative of ex-senator Dickinson
has been removed, at the very moment
when that statesman has shown his de-
votion to the country in the most marked
emphatic manner.-N Y. Herald.
Why not appoint Helper? He is no
worse than Joshua r. Gddings and hun
drcds of others appointed by Mr.. Lincoln.
The removal of Mr.. Dickinson's relative
is not so bad as that of Col. Lawrence OF
the Fourth Regiment as Postmaster in
Massachusetts. 1t is all of piece.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-05
Platform of The Ohio DemocracY.

The Democracy and other Union men in Ohio, in Con.
vention assembled adopted and declare the following
resolutions the basis upon which they appeal to all
patriotic Union and liberty loving citizens to unite and
rally in the support Of tn ticket this day presented.
l. ResO'rsR, Tkat the civil war by which country
Is at present distracted, is the natural offspring Of mis-
guided sectionasm engendsrtd by iauAtcal agitAtOrs
North as well South, and that the Democratic part,
having equally opposed the extremists Of both sections
and having at a times zenlously cOutrnded for the l.
minstraton OF the General GoNCrnmtnt within its
stu nal limits u OF party Is in r"spons he for
calames that have resulted from departure from its
doctrines, and disregard Of It's warning aId advice.
Resotred, That in this NatUu al the De
mocracy aud other Union men Of O5io, bani.hug all
feeling Of passion resentment, will r0cocc orl, the
duty TO the whole country that this should MT Lc
Wa1ed III any spirit 81 oppression for any purpose
OF conquest suhjugation purpose Of
or interfering with the rights Of established list tut
OF the states, but to defend and maintain TIE supremacy
n the Constitution, and reserve the Union with all the
dignity, equality, aud rights Of the several States uuim.
paired, aud that these objects accomplished d,
the war ought TO cease.
3 Resolred That viii L. we deem II the duty Of every
citizen to support and sustain the Cow rnmcnt consuu
uonally admnistr rcd. recommend that the Lcpsia.
tures of the several States adopt prop, measur
calling aNaonal Convention for the purpose of srttl
our pr seLt difficulties aud restoring aud preserving the
Union.
T. Resoired That the corruption, incom
potency aud favortsm shown In the administration nj
the War Departments Of the States ard Fed raj Gov
nent, deserves and receives unqualified condemna
ton and ought 10 he mmed " corrected and rned
D. Resoired, Tta the volunteer soldiers who, at the
call OF their country, promptly went forth to do battle In
defence OF It's Constitution aud laws, and who, n many
cases, ave been compelled to fight under inexperienced
officers, are entitled to our hearty thanks for the gallant
mann,r in which they have discharged their duty.
6 ReSotred That the privilege OF the writ Of habeas
corpus one of the great bulwHrks OF freedom and that
no citizen can be legally deprived Of the benefit Nereo
except by Congress- and then only in Of rebellion
or Invasion, when the publ safety require IT. and
that the late attempt Of the Prcsndn uf the United States
70 suspend the privilege Of the same is unwarraned BY
the Federal Constitution.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-05
Charged with Aiding the Scccs-
SiOnisis.

According to the dispatches from Wash
ington to the Associated Press, several
lea Ting Republican politicians and editors
are likely to he arrested for acts "in the
interests of the sccessionists." The
names of the parties are not given, but
from the tenor of the dispatch it is easy to
point to the suspected parties, upon whose
heads the next blow will fall. The
paragraph to which we refer is as follows;
"The severe newspaper structures upon
the members of the Cabinet are regarded
here as attacks upon the country, aud
those who make them are now suspected
of being in the interests of the secession
lists. This subject has attracted attention
at Washington, as well as the conduct OF
those who, failing of success in plunder-
ing purposes, are endeavoring to obtain
control of the government, and to dctract
from its efforts to save the country from
ruin and the designs of the enemy"
Now it is we'll known that the " stric =
lures upon the members of the Cabinet
to which reference is here made, have pro-
ceeded chiefly from certain Republican
editors. 1t is not stated whether legal
proceedings are to be instituted against
them, or whether. actieg upon the same
supposed public necessity which has
caused the arrest Of other prominent sus'
pected authorities and sent to Fort Lafay
cite for safe keeping.
We do not like to prejudice case o
this character, but it is no more thar
strict justice to say that from no quarter
has there emanated such emphatic con
demnation of the Government, as from
the papers to which we refer. One OF
them, in fact, actually avowed a design
to supercede the President in certain
contingency, and to place the country un
der a military distator. 1t is to be re
GREETED that the Administration is placcC
under the painful necessity of making al
example of its hitherto proiessed friends
Since, however, the strongest and mos
bitter opposition to the Government EN-
anatcs from these parties, it cannot be ex
pectcd that they will escape, when thos'
less guilty are subjected to reproach
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