Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23

WHAT THE REBELS EXPECT OF THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.

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James Gulrick. Esq, OF Sandusky. Ohio,
was arrested last week by United States
Marshal Bill on charge of treason. The
Sandusky Register publishes lengthy
correspondents between Gulick and rebel
spy named j. l.. Foster, who had' his
headquarters at Cincinnati. The follow
ing letters explain themselves: ~
CINCINNATI, Oct. ], 1862.
james Gulick. Esq, SandusIy, Ohio:
I received yours of the 26th of last
month as was leaving Dayton. Had no
time to write until l arrived in this city
l was much pleased to learn of yoar speedy
recovery. leave tonight for Cairo with
what stores l was able to pick up, and
will return in three or four days. On my
return will forward you draft on some
bank in Cleaveland, or send you the mon
ey by express as you directed. l had
much better luck in procuring quinine in
this part of the State than expected, and
on my return will have to operate in
some other field. l wish you to write me
on the receipt of this. that | may find your
letters on my return.
How many friends to the South is there
in your city and how many in the county
outside the city? Can the Democratic vote
cast at the coming election Be counted on as
tie strength of the friends Of the South in
your county,
Can you give me few names of friends
to the South in your city that will answer
to send circulars to in favor Of the cause oil
the South, written in a way that will no,
be comprehended without key. which
will send al some other time. The circu-
lar will explain my mission and the plans
of the South much better than | can.
presume it is needless that should inform
you that our plans have. within shor
time. undergone a change, one that vii
make the Democratic party more power
ful than ever it was. Then all the GOOD
and true friends will be rewarded for ia
vors granted and have their names EN-
balmed in the hearts of all good South
erners. .
Hoping to hear from you on my return
l remain yours, j. l.. FOSTER.
P. S.-Will give you names of friend.
on the island on my return. j. L. +.
SANDusKY, Oct 8, 1862.
j. L. FOSTER, Esq: Yours OF the frs
came to hand this day. l was glad tc
hear of your success in that part of you
mission. and hope you may continu'
equally SO to the end. -
There is a majority of friends in th
city. but the county will give perhaps 50(
against MS. You can rely on at least faco
thirds of the rote as sound, if not tire
fourths, and perhaps by the election w
may be Of one mind. or nearly so. vii
liam Kershner, John E. Williams and A
Strain are men in whom have the utmos
confden"e.
Send them along.
If you desire more names [ will Civ
them in my next. after consulting with th
party themselves. 1t would be very graf
flying to hear the names of friends On tn
island, as many Of them are known t
me, and would be an assurance of goo,
faith.
Changes are constantly taking plac
here in polt ical parties. SO it would be We
ry difficult to give numbers, but we are be
ginning to feel strong in this worst of al
parts of the State, the terminus of the I'm
derground Railroad.
You must excuse this.
Yours truly, JAMES GULIcK.
j. L. FOSTER. Cincinnati, Ohio.