M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
The Bugle CHIIs!" - Citizens
should now Prepare for IiIe civ
IL Combat.

ShOuiu now Prepare Tor tllc Civ
IL Combat.
In every part of the State County
committees are promptly responding
TO the call for the State Convention,
on the 4th of July, and never were
the 0ugle calls for tho army more
promptly responded to by the soldier,
in the contest against armed Secession
than the old Democracy and Uonserv.
ative citizens are responding to calls
for organization againct the Abolition
trfltors, who are undermining the
worry foundation OF tho best govern.
ment OH earth. The military power
ui Secession il fast crulnblng to piec-
Is before the bright folds of the Flag
CT the Union, backed by tho strong
arms and stout hearts OF the Union
Army; and the cry comes up from
tho brave volunteers, from the Union
min Of the South, and from patriots
in every quarter, that the demon of
ABlLrrIoNIsM must be put down in
the North.
A volunteer from one of the central
counties of this State, whose father is
a prominent Republican, who is now
in Tennessee, and who he'd inst re.
turned from an excursion to circulate
the. proclamation Of Gov. JuHos0N,
writes home that all that is now wan
ting to make Union men by thousands
in tennessee, is tn. assurance that
Abolitonism does nc; rule the North. )
This ia, no doubt, true; and every
possible effort should he made to give
this assurance.
Gov JOINS N, Of Tennessee, and
Gov. STANLEY, Of North Carolina, are
doing II good work, AMI rapidly dc.
vcloping the old love for the Union,
which had been qncnchel by tue Alb.
oIitionists; the Union members from
The Border States are struggling with
heroiom, industry and eIoquencs to
strangle the monster in Congress, and
the hands of these noble men must
be sustained, and their hearts encour-
aged 10y the people Of the Northern
States. Ohio must not--wll MT
be backward in this great and glori.
ons work. NOlc is the time for the
North to give the Union men of the
South the greatfal assurance that
this war is not waged on their part in
any spirit OF oppression, or for any
purpose of conquest or suhiugaton
or purpose of ovcrthrowng or inter.
fcring with the rights or established
Institutions uftAoso States. but to do
ttnd aud maintain the supremacy Of
the Constitution, and to preserve tho
Union, with all the dignity, equality
and rights OF tilg several States unim
paired; and that as soon as theso OBJ
ject5 are accomplished the war ough
to cease.
AMI while this assurance is being
given by our armies and our Military
Governors, the Northern people must
by ypublic meetings, byresoIutions anC
by votes, show that taey diSapprovo
and condemn the wild wicked and
revolutionary schemes Eow pending
and already passed by Congress !
For, Of what avail is it, that while EX
Governor CAMPBELL, OF Tennessee, an(
others, assure the deluded peonle o
the South, that it they lay down thei
arms and renew their covenant witt
the Union, they will be kindly treated
and all their State and local right
respected, if Congress is continual
giving the lie to these pledges, b
passing laws for their entire suGju9a
ton or determination, c9niiscatin
their property, and lorfeiting all thei
rights as citizons.
Besides this great work of re assurin
the Union men oil the South, OH
has another great work to do. Th
old FederaliSts OF New England, a
lied with the Aboltionists and capi
talSts, are straining every nerve t
shape tho financial policy of the Coy
ernment, as 30 make tie great We,
tribUta,y to The EaSt These threa
ening attitudes OF the money powt
which has been concentrated aud Col
solidatel in the Atlantic cities, mn
be met an vanqushed at tho ballo
box, aud the people must look well t
this great fact, while selecting the
candidates for Congress. None bl
men OF tried integrity, true patriotis
and marked ability, should be selectet
for in the next Congress will be fougI
tho great contest for the equality
the States, and the just Distribute
Of the power Of the Republic.-State
man.
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