Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-06

this rebellion. they have them by hun
drods of thousands at home raising bread and
meat, while all the white men are. .conscript,
ed aud out lighting against this Govern
ment. II Lincoln did not take from them
everything which lay in his power, which
strengthens them and enables them to carry
on the war, he ,oouM De guilty before God OF
perjury. Il therefore indorse the plvclaina-
tion. Great applause. sYs
IT Is NECESSARY, RIGHT AND coNsIhU-
TIoNAL. sisA
"Ohl but it's unconstitutionnlp' Where
does that cry come from? Is il from loyal
mcn?' LCrics-"No, no. No! il comes
from these synpathzers with the rebellion.
The Constitution troubles their conscionces
now. ladies and gentlemen, the rebels by
their course Of conduct have made that ex-
pedient, and proper and CONSTITUTIONAL
which, If they had behaved themselves,
would have been wholly inexpedicpt, i'm
proper and Unconstitutional issuing of
that, proclamation. 1t is war measure
II is necessary, il is constitutional and
right. ! say contscate everything they've
got. To enancipate their negroes and
drive the last scoundrel Of tho rebels down
IN o the Gulf Of Mexico, as the devil did the
hogs into the. sea But IGnd class of
menin all the Northern States where |
have been in sympathy with thi, rebellion.
and they might be so and behave them
selves; but they go farthcr--they meddle
aud throw obstacles in the way of recruit
ing, and in every possible or conceivable
way they attempt to retaTd the operations
Of they army and the Government.
But says one, ''the war tax" Where
does that cry come from? From loyal menS
No. .''Yod are involving usin debt By hunf
dreds of millions, which we can never pny
oil, and war tax will break me down and
ruin me. Examine these men who make
30 much noise over the war tax, aud you
will find them class OF hide bound, stingy,
nlggardy, no soued, picayune sort of men.
l,auehter, could take the soul of a man
OF that sort and make it rattle in the hull
OF tobacco seed. Renewed laughter. l.
Do they ever contribute anything to their
pastor to pay him for laboring for their mis-
erabe soulsf You never get dime out of
them to be expended in the distribution of
tracts or Bibles. They never give these 10.
dies dime for the Soldiers Aid Society,
to comfort and console the wounded and
dying soldier When one of them gets q
dime, real ten cent silver piece, between
his forefDger and his thumb, and slips it
down into his pocket, if you are gentle
man OF Keen hearing, and listen closely, you
VIII hear the little piece singing, "a it goes
down, the chorus of an old song we used to
sing: ..
Farewell vain world TN going home"
lGreat laughter
HE DESCRIBES SOUTHERN TORIES.
ii.d them in other sections of the conn
Try, and other States, organizing new par.
ties. They are getting up n Constitutional
Union party. A considerable body of them
up here in Michigan organized a third par
ty Not pleased with these Democrats and
these Republicans they said let's get mp
third party; great party which will swal-
low up these parties like the ram Daniel
saw in his vision pushing eastward and west
ward, n0rthward and southwark IL il a
little leaven OF the old Breckenridge ln,np,
which IL at the bottom of this loaf. They
understand that perfectly. They are ma
king that sort of movement out in Michi
gan. What do they proposel | will tell
you what they purpose, fyou will make
them Senators and Representatives. |
don't know whnt they purpose. They pur.
pose 10 stop the supplies of the a,nay, to an.
noy and torment the President and put an
end to the war right or wrong, that they
may turn about and come into power again.
They lost power in n fair fight. lost pow.
er once. | belonged to the old Clay Web
ster Wing school. | went for Bell and Ey.
erctt. Twas beaten fairly and s1larely by
the l4incolnites, and when was beaten at
the ,ballot-box, | submitted, and at the end
of the year, ] am ready and willing to try
again; Applause. | anu for standing for
Lncoln, the Government and tho Admins
tration. Applause It's our Admins.
tration. lie is our President. Let us hold
up hishpnds and help him prosecute this
war. l believe that he is an honest, pat
rI,tic r,otic and upright man. lApplause, =
These men want power again. They want
to control the Offices, to stop the war, and
block up the wheels of Government. Be.
fore would vote for such man | would
make him define his position, show whore
he stands and what he is going to d.
There is rat in the meal They are man.
onvcring, and plotting, and caucassing to
plunler and destroy tho Government. :
They are willing to SEQ us whipped out and
the Government destroyed.
THE ISFENAL CONSPIRACY IN THE WEST.
There. is deep policy, an internal scheme
Nv" "" 'vOt "u o'oi llc ANOTJnWDSb tO
fer the Northwestern county to tho South.
ern Confoderacy if they can do so by and BY
They are in alliance with them anil want to
transfer you to the Southern Confederacy
Il they can gain their Independence. -
talk this thing ont. ask no favor of
ANYBODY, There's nobody about here that
| care for or fear. Applause.
oh! u is timo wo had peace, say these
men. How are You to have a peace? know
the South and. the Southern leaders, and you
never can treat with them or compromise
With them except upon terms that will dis.
grace and degrade the loyal States. lfthere
Is peace they will have il all their own way,
aud compel you to come to their terms
Y we are to have treaty Of peace we are to
light ior it and conquer peace. | am for |
loing that. lCheers. We have million
IF mon in the fleli now; we have the money
md the credit we have the arms and the |
and We have the bone and sinew
'f the country to back us up at home, and
,roducc bread and meat for us while we fight.
.ct us fight on and fight ever. If million
Vt our men are sain, there is another millio
Q take their places, thank God Applause.
II wo are slain-a second million-we have
/ million Of boys In the schools the colleges
md the farms, who will 20 out and take our
places. Let us fight, il Il need be, till both
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