Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
The True Sentiments of 9th of Jan
nary Democrats and the Result of
their Success.

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At the breaking out Of the present slave.
holders rebellion all those Democrats who
are now supporters of the Sth- of January
ticket were arrayed in bitter opposition to
the Administration and the Mars Says
VOORHEES,, al will never vote men or mo,
ney to carry on this abolition war against
our sister Southern States" and he KEEP,
good his word. He returned from Con.
gress last summer. reiterated the same
statement in his District. and his Demo
cratic friends re-nomihated him for Con
gress aet'f aDi -
Yallandigham has made tie same state
ments in substance, as. those. Of Voorhees,
and the Democrats Of the Dayton Distric,
have re-nominated him for Congress. -
David Turpie said at the breaking out
of the war off this war interferes with the
status of Slavery, l am opposed to it and
will not give dollar to carry it on"
After making such outrageous. traitor
Gus statements as the above. the Demo
cratic party of the 9th Congressional Dis
trict put Mr.. Turpie in nomination as their
Candidate for Congress.
But a short time before the rebel guns
were laundering against the walls of Fl
Sumter. Marcus Packard said:
eff disunion. no matter how disgrace
full. must come, let it come rather than civ.
il war. never will consent to vote men, OF
money or arms, or consent to any meas.
ure that will lead to a conflict.
After the fall Of Fl. Sumter, and while
the rebels were massing their forces before
Washington, for the purpose of capturing
the Capitol. Mr.. Packard reiterated the
same sentiments in the special session o.
the Legislature, by supporting a resolu
ton opposed to coercing the rebels, refer
ed to in another place.
The same sentiments quoted above still
pervade the masses OF the 9Th Of January
Democrats. but the Office seeking portion
Of the party are compelled to smother their
real feelings. and apparently acquiesce in
the acts of the Administration for the pur-
pose of securing their election. They
know If they were to go before the people
now king them for their votes, and
preaching such incendiary doctrines as
quoted above. the people would spurn
them as thing accused from their door
steps. The Democratic aspirants for Of
flee are compelled to give seeming sup
port to the war or they would meet with
an ignominous defeat at the polls this fall
and they know it. Then, is it not rea-
sonable to suppose that as soon as the
nominees of that p arty secure their cleo.
ton. they will throw off all restraint, as
Packard did in the Legislature. and basely
betray their constituents? Will they no,
reassert their original doctrines. and lrine
all their influence to bear against the Ad
ministration and the War; block thu
wheels Of Government. and force the coun
cry into making peace on ignominou,
terms? 1t is well known that the Lon
don Times is the organ Of the English Ar
! istocracy who earnestly desire the down
fall and ruin of our Government. TIL,
Times earnestly hopes the Democrats il
North America will succeed in thei
elections this Fall: and to use its own Ian
guage. because they would speedily fore
the Administration into making peac'
with the Southern States. This beiD,
the case. it behooves every man who's
heart is not tainted with disloyalty to raj
ly to the support of the Union ticket. ant
oppose the success of the pro-slaver,
Democratic party as the direst calamity
that could befall our beloved country.