Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-13
rrglSHEn sENI-wEEALi--
rroSlay Morning & Friday Afternoon.
gaw taey Seek 10 Deceive!

4re' iON ItslA AIs J 'A'N
,.te the following from the last Argus-
,string to Gen. Mcclellan;
n, The Abali,ionis,s bid him God-speed :
~ They shake their heads and muuer' u"
:, ,c,,nr-ail is wrong lie IS foo snre,S, H.
and tna', spili enough OF his army 6.o'a-
ploop-BLOOD!"
Now. who do the Rebels and their Nor-
,bern allies mean by "abolitionIsts! IL
i, a term of reproaeh against President
Lincoln and those (of all former Par'e')
xho sustain him in his War aud anti-Sia-
,ery measures Yet it happens that this
n4Lo,j,ign President" is the very one who
.,,o;,,ed Gen. NJ Ulellaa, aud keeps hir'
IN hi, station. and could dismiss hin any
day he thought him "ali wrong, instead
Of confiing ia and aiding him to the last.
His "Abll.ilou" soldiers huzLl for b!m as
well as for any other General. The rery
diy when the Argus issued the wholesale
.lander quoted above, Friday last,) the
abolition" House of Congress, on motion
os,ba, noted "Abolitiouist, Mr. LoyEJoY
otIl,. passed the following Resolutions
similar to those adopted in favor Of several
successful Land aud Naval eiicers-ersry
"ABoition" Member present Uoting for At,
i, passing unanimously:
Resolved, That ii is with feeling Of devoui
grauruie 10 Almighty God, that The House of
Rerre>enta'ive> from lime 10 lime have heard
ofthe lriumphs of the Union army IN the great
struggle Tor the supremacy Of the Consultation
and the integrity OF the Union.
Resolved. That We receive with profound
satisfaction the intelligence Of the recent VIC
tore, achieved by the armies OF The Potomac
associated from their localities with those ol
the Revolution, and that the suicere th9nts o.
thus House are ksrs5y fsadred TO Hyor Genera
GB. WCrTla, fer the display OF those high
military quaiiues iciica secure imp0rtrHf re-
,ul.s uiih but little sacrifice Of human life.
The Tribune and all "Abolitiou" jour
nal. we see-thO' they condemned, with
many OF those on the ground,) a seeming
waste on the Potomac while raweT troop
elsewhere were winning great triumphs-
do now earnestly applaud Mcclellan an
every other General or Commodore who i
puaisbing the special enemies Of "the All
Olitionists." But they are impartial The.
do not inteud-to aid in manufacturing
little, paltry, partizan claptrap-to ignor'
the existence of all but one brave Ameri
can, nor to help in mouopolizing for at
iuaividual the honor and glory due to
hundred Officers and thousands Of untitled
Soldiers equally worthy.
These we believe to be facts. Do the.
look as if "the Abolitionists matter, al
is wroug-M'CIellau is too successful
blood blood :. blood -"
Shareholders have been most notorious!
"sbeddipg innocent blood" from the orisi
q the system in America, and fnurderiu
Ere State men has been common praS
t,s at the South for twenty years-ye'
,h. Argus ,ender-hearted Editors rarely
s7er wept about it, but rather thought |.
good Institution, aud a righteous punish
uent for Abolitionists." The Rebel
began open War year ago last Dee, ye
,he policy Of the -4Egas' sort of "friend
Q. the Uuion" was undsuiably to enc0ur
a.. them in their work of theft and bloc
-tsse "Democratic" resolutions, at Lew
Mburs aud Harrisburg, Feb. 1861
DEMOCRACY AT LEWIsBURG.
H,'olred, >, Thai we deprecaIe civil war, a
we believe lba; .his UNION can NEVER b
nal1sinel by force VI arms, aud that a
Democrats we are not willing Il
take up arms TO support pauorf
winch majority Of the people rePudiate
and opposed at The polls.
;. That We cordsaliy apprope the policy o
tas National Ai,uals'yl,ion, buchanan 4
us tot'e and coHciGai0rt course IN the preser
peTlious Condition OF the country"
DEMOCRACY AT HARRISBURG.
Rs'gLrsd, 5. That The people Of the Soutt
ern States contributed their exertion and trea
SIRE IN the acquisition of The TerrilorIe'
s9lally with those of other States, and that III
lrigpe which recognizes the equal right
o. Gai the States in the same, is founded o
Tie cIearest equality and supported by tn
eecision of the highest Cour, OF the country
q ought Msre}ore, 10 be sustained by ever
isw-ablding citizen until satisfactory DIR
Ding line can be settled by amendment OF III
Constitution.
slA That we will, by all proper and legi'
innate means, oppose, dlSCouHfc'
nance and prevent any attempt
on onthepart OCthe Republicans III
power TO make any armed aggression up
on Tie Southern states, especially 50 long a.
iaWs contraveuing lheiT rights shall remain
unrepealed on The Statute books of Northert
siales, and 50 long as the jus, demands of The
S"ulh shall Continue to be unrecOgnized by
'ne Republican maloriues in these States
Ahu unsecured by proper amendalory expla
nations Of the ConSriuiian.
tsay' The report; The reading Of the Resolution,
lo''a much applause, and when that declaring
~ o'.rmihre opposition Of The Democracy Of Penn.
sl"ana 10 an armed aggression upou the seredIng
S's'es VA read, Tie HHDLE CoNrEyTy0y ros, an
"ose and, WiTH THE WAVING oF HAYS ,sr 5vr vr,trx-
SHOUTS oF ESrHusilsEi shook The very vail. ,b bI
ms. that held them. ss-TaEY WLi,g .poPTEn py
AocLaMATI0N" LII D.
Those who r7iA "Jloo9" shed ,,ithou,
restraint, should sustain Slavery, which is
founded IN violence aud sustained BY force
a'oas The whips, the b!oodhounds. and
Oil all The cruel adjuncts Of Oppression, the
Aooiitionists" would check and do ayav