Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-08
lFrom the Indianapolis Journal, jafs ss.l
Thirteen Facts for Indianial1s

EIh1rteen Facts Tor 1nd1an1anS.
The invasion of our State by seventy
five rebel guerrillas has done two things
which might never have been done SO
efectually in any other way. It has
reused patriotism ont of apathy into ac-
ton, and it.has shown where the friends
of rebels are to be found. We have
thirteen undisputed and indisputable
facts bearing on this latter revelation;
which demand the earnest attention of
every loyal man III Indiana.
| When the rebels attacked Newburg
they were aelcbned by number of the
citizens, who directed and assisted them
in their robberies. ,Among them was
James E. Myrick. He as the candidate
on the 9Th of January ticket IN Warrick
county for Represemtatiue in the Legisla-
ture. He has absconded since the Union
men have retaken the town and cannot
be found.
Another of these rebel aiders and
]abetters who Las absconded and is now
hiding from flzeslaw ID a. 81. HUFF He
is the candidate on the 9Th of january
ticket for Surveyor.
| 4 third traitor is Mr.. lessee Fuller.
He drew up the resolutions adopted by
the recent Convention of the 9Th Of Ian
uary men of Warrick county, though
they were reported by John G. Frary,
as we see by the official report of the
proceedings. He was one of the men
aoho pointed ont the houses of Union eth
zens to the gssesallas. He is now in jail
in this city.
The fourth is Joseph Fuller, also a
par ticipant in the County Convention OF
the Secesh Democracy. He is here IN
Jail, too.
A fifth is Solomon Koker, an active
and prominent Sth of January Demo
crat. He will be remembered as the
fellow who fred into procession OF
Wide -Awakes at Newburg in the sum
mer Of 1860, while Hon. H. W. Ellis.
worth was speaker there. He is here
in Jail Also :.
-Four Others are Andrew Houston,
William Brownlee, Mr.. Hurst and
Thomas Csle all active Sth of January
men, and all III 3ail here for assisting
the rebel robbers.
Another of these traitors is Calvin
Frary, formerly editor OF the Warrick
Democrat. He is concealed.
! John G. Frary is another. He is alse
hiding from the law and the vengeance
of citizens whom he assisted the rebels
Ito plumber. From the official report Of
the proceedingsof the County Conven.
ton of the 9Th of January Democrats
held at Bonneville on the 5th inst, We
learn that this John G.. Frary, who was
so ardent in welcoming the rebel band
and active in assisting them, vas ths
Secretary OF that Conbentiois.
4 Mefofd and Carney, who were sho
by the citizens OF Newburg, were botf
active 9Th of January Democrats, ane
took part in their late County Conven
Etion.
+ OF these thirteen traitors who vel
4comed aud aided the rebel forces that
took Newburg and sacked the hospital
two were killed on the spot; four have
tabscc ndea, viz: the Sth of January can
aidates for Representative and Surveyor
the author of the platform OF the Con
vention that nominated them, and the
Secretary of the Convention, and sever
are in jail. All are active, and some
are noted politicians of the Bright ane
anti-w Democracy. Several othel
) prominent men of that tribe have also
left the the county, probably in com
, pany with Moygans thieves, for a more
, congeniai residence in the South.
The county conventions which nomi,
hated James u. Myrick and A. FL. Huff
and made John G. Ffafy Secretary, ne
at Bonneville, Warrick county, on tbs
, 9TH inst. We have the official report o
: the. proceedings before US, and in it VI
see the names of most of the men above
!, ma med who are either in Jail for aiding
the rebels or have abscohded. From
that report We copy the following reso
lutions which we're read by the abscoad
ing, rebel helping John e. Frary, AMI
unanimously adopted:
"That the nominees of the Democrat,
!, Convention, held January 9Th, at In
j dianapolis, are true and tried men VIII,
, will receive our hearty support; and tina
the ticket nominated this day shall re
! eeiye an equal support.
s.That the Rockport Democrat, Vim
+ cennss San, State Sentinel, and othel
friendly papers, be requested to publish
these proceedings.
Here are thirteen men who assisted
rebel force to enter their own State, cap
(. ture their own town, sack a hospital con
tanning the sick soldiers of their State