The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

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Train West and Express East.
ENOCH LEWIS, Sen. -Supt
PATRIOTISM IN Observation-Disclosures
astic Var Meetings-fO'7ndtaon Of another
Three Years Company The enthusiasm
on war matters has taken the form OF
,,erfeet furore in this section during the
past week. Never since the breaking out
of TIE Rebellion has the patriotism OF our
-peopie been made more apparent than at
the present time. One sentiment has ia
ken possession of dN-that the Rebellion
must be utterly crushed, and speedy and
permanent peace conquered, If it takes
..be last man in our midst and the last
dollar in our possession to do 1t with
Our beloved Union is of too inestimable
value to be broken and shattered and
sunk in oblivion at the behests of Traitors,
and right nobly has "Little Cambria"
now as heretofore, given in her adherence
to this holy sentiment. No patriot stops
now to inquire as to the cause Of the war,
OF to quibble on petty side issues. y fierce
and desperate war is absolutely in exis-
tence-a war of mammoth and uuparallel-
ed proportions, and a war directly affecting
our nearest and dearest interests as free
snen-and the elquestion now is, Hoao shall
this wur be prosecuted to a speedy and dctf-
mite conclusion ? To this end President
Lincoln has made requisition on the
loyal States for three hundred thousand
men, the proportion of which number fall
ling to Cambria county is two companies.
That a ready response be made to this
appeal, and our quota filled out forthwith,
lis our duty as loyal citizens. The patri-
.otism af the masses of the Mountain
County is matter of renown, and no ex-
.reme measures have ever to be resorted
to to secuse e host of hardy defenders Of
the houor OF our Flag: Meetings are be-
ing held in every section of the county,
volunteers are enrolling their names by
the score, and the indications BOW are
that Cambria county will have her full
and entire quota in the field before aLy of
her sister counties t
This is, in Iced, something to be proud
of. While in almost every county u the
State the necessity of ultimately resorting
to draft is being canvassed, Cambria,
without moments unnecessary hcsita-
tion, springs to the rescue. True men of
all parties and predictions strike hands
ID the good work, and rally together upon
a common platform. 1t is enough for
them to know that the country is endau-
gered-that the danger be averted, if in
their power lies, is foregone conclusion.
Our noble fellow-citizens and brethren
who have responded to the call o. duty
may rest assured that their sacrifices in
this behalf will not be forgotten. Ropub-
lies may be ungratefui, but their services
will be enshrined forever in the hearts of
grateful people.
PRELIMINARY MEETING on SATURDAY.
A preliminary meeting was held in the
Court House on Saturday afternoon, to
take action in the matter of responding
to the call of the Government for men to
reinforce its decimated armies: John
Williams, Esq, was chosen President,
and {. 7. Roberts and T. Blair Moore
Secretaries. Thrilling and patriotic ad-
dresses were delivered by Gen Joseph
MDonald, Rev. Mitchell, Of Johnstown,
Daniel Mclaughlin, Esq, of Johpstown,
Z. S. Noon, Esq, and John s. Rhey, ESQ.
a Bounty Fund subscription paper was
then drawn up, and Messrs. A \. Barker.
Henry Nutter and p. S. Noon appointed
a committee to solicit subscriptions to the
same. When, on motion, the meeting
adjourned until p NJ
MEETING IN THE EvENING.
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