Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-13
[WHOLE NO I314.

and westward, riortliwsrd and southward.
It is a litde lsayen efmrold BinckeDridge
lump, which is at the bottom of this Loaf
They understand that perfectly, They are
making that sort OF movement out IN. Alich-
igan. What 10 they propose? / will tel.
you what they, purpose il syon will make
them Senators and Representatives,. They
purpose 10 stop tie suppliss o ae army, TO
annoy aud 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 fair fght.---H
| lost power oncea Ibelonged 10 the old
Clay Webster Wing school. / vent for
Bell and Everett. was beaten fairly and
squarely by the Lincolntes, and when
was beaten at the ballot box 1 submitted.
and at the end Of the year, Iam ready and
willing to try again. j am for standing by
LineDln, the government aud the admins
tration. It's all the government we've
got. It's our administration. lie is our
President Let us hold up his hands and
help him prosecute this war. j believe
that he is an honest, patriotic man. These
Iueu. Waul- I'D COulIOi TIC " SlOp
the war and block up the wheels Of govern
ment Before | would vote for such q
man / would make him define his position.
show where he stands and what lie is going
to do. There is cat In the meal. They
are maneuvering, and plotting, and eau
cussing to plunfer and destoy tie gOrern-
ment They ars willing to see us whipped
out and the egove1nment destroyed. -d
There is a deep policy. an internal
scheme now on foot all over the North
West to transfer the Northwestern country.
to the Southern Confederacy If they can
DO SO by and by. They are in alliance
with them and want TO transfer you to the
Southern Confederacy if they, can gain
their independence. talk this thing out.
| ask no favor OF any body. There's no.
body about here that care for or fear.
"Oh! it is time we had apeace." says
these men. How are you to have peace2
| know the Sonth and the S9ahern lead
ers, aud you lever can treat with them or
compromise with ihem except upon terms
that will disgrace and degrade the loyal
States. If'there is peace they will have il
all their own way, and compel you to
come to their terms. II weare TO have
treaty Of peace we are to fight rfr it and
conquer peace, | am for doing that
We have million or msn in the field now;
we have the money and the arms and the
ammunition. and we have the bone and,
sinew of the country to back Us mp at home,
and produce bread ard meat for rs while
we fight Let US fight on and fight ever
When we shall get out OF this war, for my
faith has never faltered, we viii come ont
yictorions. e f- f,,.T- -;..f. ~. ...,
l., We want some changes in the army
Gentlemen, they are too slow. There are
a few men in the army who come mp to
my standaidg lean name four or 6ve.--
l name you Picayune Butler of New Or
leans for ore. Gen, Mt hell OF Ohio
viii DO for me. John G. Fremont is my
sort Of man. | don't care anything o.
bout their Black Republicsnism or Demoe-
racy. let's go ahead and make spoon or
"spile" hoin. don't care wha. their
politics are.
ought also to have raned Sigel for he
is one Of the best men in the crowd. But
you need not think strange that Sigel is
all right: wherever / have been- al over
this country as well as at ,be South. the
Dutch and other Germans are all Union
men. / laid in the Knoxville Jail with
some of the best and noLlest lcarted Ger
mans who ever breathed-Union men put
there for their principles. j left them there
in July. Some escaped. some died; some
followed me into Ohio, AMI are at Cincin-
natl now. The Dutch are all right. s
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When we come out Of this war, which
we shall do after while, we viii come
forth with700 900 or 500. .000 of the best
thrilled, hardened, seasoned, best fed. and
Ipoblest hearted fellows that ever constitu-
ted an army on the face of the earth
Having our hands IN and little expert
ence in the way of fighting. il the Queen of
England and her advisers are not satisfied
with the way we do business, we will give
them turn. | am in favor Of thrashing
any how. England has been acting the
Idog from the word go. Hypocrisy decep-
ttion, falsehood. smuggling--that has been
her neutrality. am in fayorpf declaring
war against her. whenever this thing is
wound up. giving her .he devil and rub
bing it in. sent the Queeh of England
message the other day--private and conf
dehtial-by . merchant going abroad to
London. ] told, him to go TO Windsor
Castle. give her my respects. and tell her
that / had known individuals in America.
and whole neighborhoods. to make COM
Portable living by just minding theirown
business, told him to give the Queen the
saecdote of the Dutcrtman at the battle of
New Orleans. as it exactly covered the
case. aY" t''Hi..tf Li2t s-i hi'9
They had Tennessee Dutchman at the
battle of New Orleans-an honest man,
not professor of religion. 'nota christian
by profession. but be had learned from his
parents that General, Washington was
man Of faith and prayer. and.never went
into battle without making II the snbject
of prayer; and he thought he would do
like General w ashington. So the boys.
hearing some one praying away terribly in
the chspparal, one day just before the bat
tie, they followed him into the bushes, and
there they found the Dufebmsnon his mar
row-bones--on his hunkers, with uplifted
hands and streaming eyes. and he was
praying. Mind. the application is to The
Queen. He was prsying: "Oh. Lord