New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
WHAT COMES or 1T.

The County of BlachJord, Indiana, is well
known Democratic strobghod. 1t gaye in 80
lO4 votes for buchanan and AZ TO Fillmore to
235 for Fremont and in 90 400 for Douglas
and for Breckinridge to 275 tor Lincoln.
On Monday last, its citizens were assembled
at Hartford the county seat, to stand draft
/ to I'll their quota of nine.months' Militia for
| the War; They met; but the Democratic ma
jorty forcibly resisted the draft, destroying
the enrolling papers and ballot-box, and forcing
or frightening the Commissioners and Provost
Marshal into rcsigning They denounced the
Administration and its supporters, the war and
its objects, and boosted that they had two
hundred men armed and banded to resist The
draft at all hazards. OF course, battalion
was at once ordered tbither from Indianapolis,
and they will very soon be brought to their
bearings.
Lives there that man on earth who does not
Enor that this shameful exhibition OF dlslcyaliy
is direct consequence Of the inculcat.cns Of
vallandigham, voorhees,, Seymour, d 60. :
These poor men are told by the leaders they
have ALWAYS followed that this is an "Abotion
War"-that the BLACK Republicans fomented
or provoked it--that it can never succeed
with mon,trous fabrications and exaggerations
.-espectng frauds, abuses, &c, in its pro'ecu-
,ion, and the inevitable 0yerrunning OF the
North BY free negroes in case the policy OF
Emancipation shall prevail. Not being fools,
they see that the prttensc of those leaders that
they favor vigorous prosecution OF the War
is sheer humbug-that their premises tally with
no such conclusion. They take those leaders
rs they mean, not as they gay. Hence such
new Hartford Conventions as that just e1hlb-
tied in Indiana.
The Commercial (CincinnatD thus comments
Tho .upsgeakins Of tra.fs ia Indiana whi hs, been
ranr on M some we-k producing tho effect that m.hi be
s1p,eied D-m,gyguei Of the won. psOn the tool. q
ts ean.i po,sm earth bot calling tAemsclyos De-.
ocT., and usng The o. Jefol'n Aad sctsou ts
Lsy too were Pro Slavery Duniens.. have been going
sbou no county dscsFn. tie 10 be i0T nsser sld
s Pfealcnl Of the United State, tie Abolition iyianL
Ttsy hs,c be,n lying With al hs ingenuity they poses 70
yradle unuiormsd people sgusi tho Consiiiu nal Gov
Of ibe United states ne to rouse their 'ympahe'
faf th- Rebels. who they nsus hshne tho battle,
eqi,rc~-and probably calculated upou-i' the
resistance u the dram at Hartford. Baosford Cosnty Ind
"a iegucon Of the balo,bor md eui.insni ro sul as
lined Air ofthe Cons. Th1 aasE,rfcfion, iof
4. g. uoii us o,o 8. bacsei BY two hundci aimed .n.
a 81 isu has been .ent % put Il down Hcre afo tic
.iemon, ofs ued and in tho field of civil IN nd.nl
SO nah FOR the sh of January denomination q indtn'
h AID tho subsequent pToceecnu al which Mickifo Of
Kertue.y Richardson u Illinois, John C.se Of e'iefn
Virginia. snd Dan yoorAoc, Thos Hendricks, and John T.
Pe q Indiana Gsued They .ored treason ii,ido,, al
have ,.lsl 10 rssduou.y. and Il i,,nis d ~ may
rep iie bloody hsr,st Certainly hey W 10 II her
deuaei followers o not one. rrpuiis- O. -r teschngs
Tho traitors 20 IuciaHa mcsn 20 help their sou'hen
brethren end they would they ready FOR H. directly
ns,is.te bocdshcd thcr sol 10 do g. Thcsc facts
should be solemn and startling warning 10 the people every
where throughout the North. They show the asIoiue
cesiy r the prrer,ition Of rssre a. home hs there
should be Tess 20 the constituted Glhoi.cs and
lha, hctou. masnsn, opposoa to the Government should
cease Tie wlo trying excite sedo1r pidt Ia
tho people by the daboc living 70 The origin snI
objects q tie iuceudios whose proceedings on
se peace tie unity, and imp- every mans
hre.te One Ohio traitor I'd on u. Olls declared ths. he
saw In yislon blood at the hot-bor this Fal. Hap
PLY be where other- equally violent though pcrhars less
d.moniAye ought to be. in prison bu. be /, not wanting
friends who would carry out hi, sasy threat Of utus
civil war in Ohio III they not oerlwcd by las ding
and order ,ustsug sentiment which tey feel would visit
upon insurgents Vengeance w and anuihlug IL s to b.
hoped that s perons IN the least degree endowed with
Elective cu-. will consider he solemn ccuH BY
which surrounded snd form, II possible adequate
des Of the dangers Of denasosueFy and raFisn contention
ia this cras OF our history"