Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-10-23


not nov politically organized, but its mem
bers are always loyal, and when orsanlzed'
the party is as true as was its great leader,
jackson. Its members swell the ranks OF
our brave armies in guarding the National
Capital, in protecting that dear symbol OF
liberty and hope, the Stars and Stripes, from
dissertation, and in defending the gonstitu-
ton and the Union. ~appausc.) They are
acting witt! the Union organization at home,
and are cndcavoring to exhibit TO rebellion
and to the world the sublime moral spectacle
of, whole people laying aside political par
tisan opinions and discussions, and actlng to-
sether to preserve their revolutionary inner
itaucc from destruction. lApplause.l The
members of the narrow, trading, tricky iac-
ton who now strut--the name they have
learned to mouth better than they have TO
practice its principles -were nine out OF ten
against it in the days Of its organized action.
or If with it, were its merdicants, office seek
ers, and camp. followers. APP ansel -
A lifelong Democrat, do not hesitate To
declare responsibility that the organized action
of the knot of politicians, as spurious Dem
ocra.c Party in this State has done ana Is
now dong more to encourage the endurance
and perseverance of this rebellion than all
the Sympathies of England and France com
bined, aud that such. is the public Judgment
more than all the vessels which have run
the blockade together. The south. knew tie
old Democratic Party Of this State as party
of power and Influence. They hope and be-
licve this faction IL its successor and pos
sesses some Of its elements aud Influences,
and await its triumph. Could the murdcrous
tattcrdemalions of rebellion, who are described
as reeling with rank compound of villain
Gus smells, shaggy with shreds Of what was
clothing, and creeping with vernin, attend
our polls, they would give this ticket unan-
imous vote Could it succeed, Jefferson Da-
Wis would proclaim another day of thanks
giving though it might hayo to be kept in
fasting, and illuminate Richmond; and well
| be might, for its success would be more hurt
fl to the cause of the Union than the losa
of The army of the Potomac, and the capture
and the sacking of Washington. (Applause.i
i let those who take the sword perish with
the sword, is my doctrine, ard let those VINO
raise rebcllionS army against the ConstlIu-
ton take lust such aid and comfort as mar
tial law and the war power in their utmost
vigor rnete out TO them, whether it he hemp
! or steel or lead, or a csuhSCallon OF proper
J. -. "N - y ,
ty. tAppiauSH) IL slaves arc P''tclS
they are SUBJECT to the same r''''s as o''''
property, and should be treated ace ro,ngIy
, There is 10 charm upon inc Rn'JrG'' "','
I shonId I've no nyStihfa'Iol over It, ! carr
, saw tnat rebellion, II 'oh@ continual won"
! end in emancipation; that from necessity
! einalrlpnt!"A was TO enter lhtp We '"S'"'i
. For as the rehcIi''n progress" an" ''tc''',D''
and was "'' IFS 'heV 'esSi VI "c"'' III inc '''9
moment locfate inc save" III i!S IrSPr'''''"
| ii events had not sooner PF"ct'c'''S u'pif :"
or emhnc'p',,"', "''' n"' '',''' "'V" p'".,'.'I'
, rd by the rr''''a' u"'f'I''c'i'' ! W'"'
: have pre'sffea rr''''c9' anu ,cI' "G'S III Wv
premises as 'cS"''"'S do''"''e' u'''''' ii',I,
II tlal law rs snch, I, 'hrnrieS or paper P'"S''
mAtrNe, ior h"'a 'he war ""'' ,"' i';
, ana IeS,S!""'n o'l,''"e9,'y W., ~ ' 49,
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h ana strengthens hNe.''."t"'' 10 H.i'o w.,
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