Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-05
Union Democrats ON the War.

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6o tie leaders of The So,a5ern Cou,,.rocy =, ,,or. ",
Ea, t,oelve months onowr Douolas; Snssch n
Chicago. NAV. 1861.
No man can be a true Dc,nocrot ,,;,bo,a 5.;,, .,
the same time koyal natrioL and tcye ,,.
positions to assume re must Be either for or ao;,,,
our Government, either patriots or trc;tor, ...
GDouglas' Letter to Hicox, Nav 10Th. 1861
Eut am not here to discuss this nronas;t;o, IN.
might. ,pisA soscnsnly to declare tetore vou and
tio,as. one and iradivisibe, nop and forcyer. lam
for its preservation at anu and cpcry cost of Mood
and treasure against all its assalants. k,,ou no
nearality 6etoeen that glorious faq ,ctch sop foats
ouer a.s, and the ingrates and traitors nho ,could
trample 1t in the dust My praycr is for victoru.
comrldc, cssdrinc and oucruAclino, to the armies
of the Rcpublic over all its enemies. I am aoainst
ann and every compromise, that aaay Be proposed
to be made under the guns of the rebels, achiic at
the same time, an, decidedly in favor of aforinq
cyery reasonable guarantee for tic satsty Of Soai-
crn institutions arich the honest CONJUNCTION of the
reople-,,ot The coaspfrators- the South mar de-
rnn,d. uhczacrcr then shall Ian do,cn their arms.
but not until Men-Hon Joseph Holt at Louis
III. pres;dcnt of IL. JZ;,sJ s,,,s, a. bero;c,,,
ord .otr;ot;rJn a,yoa,no to Iats tSe
of Mese noa ,cickaa men IGgre ,nbouuded ora;-
S.oI;oy =, L,or;,, tbot 4. has Is .oro1,. 10 iooL
trn;tors IN The facs and in dsc6oro;ao TIE c,sot ..
les of his o6rce 6e toEes mo co,,nsS Of 6s tsors
~ = .,,JJ to ,5e -.,o,,s s,,,,,oyy of IL ,rbol.
co,tru oud ,no,, Jnot odd ,,;lLont offence tbot he
,cW rece;,e tIe s,,,no,t of oil rho ;:, onnrec;ote
tbe bo,ndless Mess;nos of o,r free ;uSt;t1do,,s =
TSneecb of Hon. Josenb Holt late Post Master
Eeperal nnder lanes Ruchanan del;vered =,
Ion;sv;ile .inlv l3,I, 1851 -
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o"P ~ o "' - = W. ~ s a'o,y' ,ny
@.y ~: D"y aua PO,' !. &c soe.' "Msw' u,'y
make uuoer the eristinq circumstances is, ground
your arms; obey the lars; acknowledge the snprem-
acy ofthe Consultation; ulten you do this I ciVtk
,rih you about compromise. Al the compromise
hare to make is the compromise of the Usaited States
1t is one of the best compromises that can be made
rSpeech of Hon. Andrew johnson, Democratic
Senator from Tennessee, in the U. S. Senate, in
July 1861.
Resolved, BY tic House Of Representatives. of the
Congress ofthe United States, That the present de-
plora6le eira udr has been forced upon the country
By the dsunionists Southern States. re-
volt against The Constitutional Government, and in
That in tbs national emergency, Congress BAN
ishing all feeling of mere passion or resentment ,rH
recollea only lis duty to the whole country; that this
,rar is not pagod on our part in any spirit of OPP
preston, nor for any purpose of conquest or sub
jugation, nor fer tho purpose of ovcrthro,oing or
interfering wa The rights or established institutions
Of the States. 6ut to deand and maintain the su-
Gm,om . ,.,M sncs ~, %" a sq@y I bo u fsg,s q
the these objects are aecomp1is1al, the mar omoM to
cease Resolutions passed in Congress BY Re-
PublIeans and all the Democrats except 'alian-
o'As"''n anu DD"'.. y
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