Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-23

vv'y, ,lppnso3 - va, sl,s a. Mol anil II Ln.
unags s r;val;ng the b;falut;ns Of he M;ltord
Rsrd :, Rsi:,ec ,nd p.l,nvr. h. desc,ibes
iln, be reversed the mosaic payements snd
asred mon ,he ca;l;ngs wh;ch no sens;ble
nam can look NJ w;tho,t condo mn;no tha
exocr.bje taste of iha srchitcctl anil was
;,nnressoa with The strange contrast H.,
;ts olsLor,,a enish fof Italian y;ngerbreadj
and tl,e rnds siruc,nre of the camn: snd
heinz son,;,nan,slly ;ncl;ned 1, is not nm.
i;talr in co,,,nar;n, h viii The broad nra.
rio. of tbe West Which he had so recently
seen' he inyOlantarily exclaimed With Byron;
"God made tie country aud man 's<is tbs town.
But his perseverance dtl not terminate
here, lie yisifed III - 1esajn1fal Hills,
where IL Is evident H. - 4 hot xspire ID d
seat, or he would lolk Gsfore this have de.
clincd it. He listened 70 the stirring de-
bstes, the strife and co4iicts Of which con
trasted so strangely With the quiet OF the
woods and wilds TO Which he had be-
come accustomed, that he was filled with
apprehension and alarm, and ne prescrtbes
remedies. The whole burden ol his speech
bates, the strife and conflicts OF which con
trasted so strangely with the quiet OF the
woods and wilds' to which he hal become
accustomed, that he was filled with appre-
hension and alarm, and ne prescribes RENE.
dies. The whole burden OF his speech IA to
that end and 10 prove the justice and neces'
sity OF party organization. He condemns
the party action Of the Republicans aud
then proposes to cure the eaction OF one par
tyby the action OF another, upon the true
homeopathic principle-stm't'a sim.t'd'S Gu
ranter. He serves up 20 the public a re-
hash OF newspaper criticisms upon the con.
duct OF the war, with their exposures OF
disgraceful speculations as though these
argaments proved the pIQ,5lety, OF sn hsti.
turing politics for ps9fu,the separate
acton OF part for the united acton OF the
whoie--a party Tor the people. ne ratt,es
tho dry bones OF taxauon TO Irlghten IN
masses from their purpose and fainiiy
whispers reputation to alarm the public
creditor. lContlnued laughter.
Mistakes, errors, blunders and miscalcula-
tions are in greater or less degree inscpe
able from the conducting of an extensive
military campaign, and plunderers arc as
sure accompanyments Of war as vultures.are
OF the battlefield. Would to God we had
only those who plundered our material ella.
ments and not those too who betray us to
death and crucifxion with q kiss. But the
remedy consists in increased and not in di.
minished patriotism drawing the honest
masses together in more perfect Union
regardless of political distinctions, and moi
by dividing them into sections and parties
under the lead of uolitical laxzsroni. and at
te,nptina to revive decayine ORGANIZATION.
with all the bieoted preiudices and heredi
tary hates. .ssryins.. - kniA nm lcorrup,
fciIaues and revard f6FsJsieaders. Iii in
, con, petency and inefficiepcy Gar, be correct
ed Il can be done more effectually by III,
uLoie than by mart All loyal men ar,
alike interested in putting down rebellion
or in employing the, best agencies for tha
purposa. and why should they not act TO
gether? All loyal Organizations are or shoulc
be alike engaged in yindicatinp the Consti
tuition. and In crushing revolt, and WHY
shonld they not lay aside for this awful cri
ii, their internal strifes and struggles, ant
act in Que grand and common concert, unti
the great citadel which protects and shel
ters ull is secured from destruction! M
party as such is adequate to work OF sucl
magnitude, nor should any one attempt 1t
The Republican party, for which l claim n
| right to speak, which is not responsible TO
me, nor for it, so far asI understand it
Rebellion as party, but 10 theory and i
practice, lays aside for the occasion, as
did last year, its distinctive action as party
I and its members unite j. eppmon with q
4 lsy~l ns~ssssas .Sn ~ are q d..
4 posed, upon q platform ib4-ioning no part
ends, but pledges its votaries 10 the vigllai
and thorough prosecution OF the war, unit
Rebellion shall be conquered, and Che Col
stitution acknowledged, without resetvatio
or condition, leaving to every one his full
perfect and independent political opinions
unaffected or untouched by his associations
To this platform l entirely agree. de
pise mere names at any tipe, and especial
at sucha time as this. defy and scorn a
ringing OF party gongs TO gather the hungr
and alarm the timid. l act and propose !,
act entirely independent or party. i desil
to put down the hebelli9n 6y force OF arm
: ana until tnat Is dohe snal' ACT wltn thS9
q who wish 70 attain tnat end py the most 9
, rect means eH s. fi ai5 2repE
! q This Union movement is popular and q
. partisan. It oommends itself TO every 10y
citizen. and not to q part, and all loyal mt
should enter into it heart and soul. 1t h
not in all respects been conducted as thir
i ieshould have been at all timess butts nc
ertheless pretarRh|e "a 0eftcs 0tiaesEy1fu-
' there any party n 'thS feV4 Pretsndipg
q 9 act as sci, except the Tayelinss and q
Q wedge OF all former parties who have TAXI