Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-31

Thirteen Facts for Indianians.

Thirteen Facts for Indianians.
From the Indianapolis Journal, July eol
The invasion Of our State by seventy.6ve
rebel gperrillas has done two things which
might mover nave bsen done so effectu1Dy |
in any other way. II Mas runsed paui6fism \
out Of apt6y into sction, and il has shown I
| where the friends Of rebels are to be found. |
We have thirteen undisputcd aud indisputa-
| bic fi,cts bearing on this latter revelation, !
which demand the earnest attention OF every |
loyal man in Indiana.
I When the rebels attacked Newhurg they
were welcomed by a number OF the citizens, /
whodirected and assistcd- -thrssim thsirrob-
berries. Among these was James H. Myrick. |
He "a the candidate on the sh of Jdnwory
ticket in |Pru'aAt coMfy for Representative
tin the Legislature. lie has atsoonded since
the Union men have rctakea the town, and
4 cannot be found. n fls.n
Another of these rebel aiders and abettors
who has absconded and Is now hiding from
the law is A. II. HUFF. He Is the ctn,iidate
on the 9Th of January ticket fnr Surreyor.
i A third traitor is Mr.. Jessee Fullor. He
drew up the resolutions Wlopted by the re-
cent Convention Of the Sth. of January men
Of Warri,k county. though they were re-
! ported by John q. Frary, as we soc by the
J official report Of the proceedinRs, He was
II one NI t1c uftU NHD VsnHtu oub tNc HOtSts ~
he Union eifisess g tse grerrialas. lie Is
b The fourth IS Joseph Fuller, also par
5 ticipant in the County Convention pf the
Secesh Democracy. He, ,is here in jail,
!, A fifth IL Solomon JIyker, an active and
s prominent sth II January Democrat, He
= will be remembered A. he fellow, who Hred
o into a procession OF Wide ATakcs at New;
nj bnre IN the suln,ner OF 1852, while Hon II.
! " Ellsworth was speaker thefss Hs u. Y hass a
= !. -Four n others are Andrew fI3hSsyyosn. .wr.
% liam Brpwplow, Mr., Hurst and Thbmss Cole
"A al active 9Th Of January men, and ai Jail
III here for assisting the rebel robbers ~.
II ,;Anothet Of these trsitors 10 Calvin Ffaty,
'el formerly editor OF tlie Warrick Democfat.
/, John Q. Erary in another. He Is "a 9atis
ID hiding from the law and the vengeance of
le citizens whom he assisted the rebels 10 plum
ID der. From the official REPORT Of the pro
le ceedings OF County Convention Of the ST.
III OF, January Democrats, held ut BVoneyill.
.e on tho 9TH inst, we learn that thjS g
10 Frary, who was so ardent in welcoming th
n rebel band, aud active ip assisting theIn, wa
10 the Secretary 1f that Conreafion. 80 :, - - p
I'd Mefford and Carney, who were shot b
% the citizens Of Newburg were both actiy
to 9Th of january Democrats, aud took par
iy in their Jste county Coavsptio~s 80 - =
VI OF these thirteen traitors who, welc9me
at aud aided the rebel forces that touk New
in burg and sacked the hospital, two wsre Kill
he ed ON the spot four have sbsconacd, viz
q; the Sth Of January candidates for Repre-
M sentative and Surveyor, the author of th
I'd platform of the Convention that nominate
II aud t1,a .rs,Fx
% and seven are in Jail All are active, an
ial some are nnted, politicians Of the Bright an
. anti war Democracy. Several other prou
inent men ~ that tribe have also left Ii
ct county, probably in company with Morgan
ne thieves, for more cougeniai residence.
we the SOath.S 1sbIcG q 10 scssV rs IL2h
IT. The county Convention which cneminats
n James Il. Myrick aud A. H., Hpf.l ar
,4 nady John C.. Frnry Secretary me, At Boon
ld, vile, Warrick co,iii.y. on the 5th inst w
ne have the ,6ficial report Of the procecdin
lng beforeus, AMI III II we zee the names
w most ofthe itenalovc named whoare either
- Jail for aiding the rebels or have allsconar
Ia From that report we copy the foliowI
~, resolutions which were read by -the Nty-cou
I. - ing, rebel helping john G. Frary, and una
"ss ,as imonsly adopted ~
-, ''Thut the nominees of the Democra
,vn Convention, held Jnnnsry sth, at Indiau,
mi oils, are true and tried mon wilo will recei
ha, our hearty support and that the tick
nm nm nominated this day shall receive an eqt
rot support 'i..une Da
' M, THAT the Rockport Democrat, Viheenr
~" sun, State Sentinel, anil other friendly y
the pers, be requested to publish these prccet
,hn ings. ''HH lWi nh f'ihb'
,sir .Iip Here are thirteen men who assisted
nj rebel force to enter their own State, cnptu
'as, their own town, sack a hospital cohfnini
liz he the sick soldiers OF their own State, a
10 plnnder Union citiEens, whose houses th
ssy pointed out to the robbers, and every m
~ Of them is an active Sth Of january Den
X r. !, crat; two of them candidates on the ticl
IL, Of that party Il not this fact sign 6car
mai II would he gross injustice to say or hint Il
~ a majority nf the men supporting the
tsv Eof January ticket would do what thcse trait
NJ. have done, or would approve IT, hut tits d 4
WI, TINT alt tie tstitors IN our State erc IN n
~ party Wa % hmend this fact to the eai
,vl est reflection Of loyal Damocrfts5 t.'a "
ssrl Success Of Enlistments I'd Messsch'
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