Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
L MATTINGLY. Editor.

l. NJ ATTINGL4 Y Editor.
49, - r.: ( : ! = 4 F.
What Loyal Democrats Think of 1t.
fEc more closely the History aud action
oftifc recent Brigns Gonssn,ion are can
yasscd. the more determined becomes the
-rspneuaacs. OF loyai Democrats to have
anything to do'with IT, They are rcpudi-
.ating it on all hands. The most respccta-
be aud able of their organs openly de-
nounce il. and refuse to accept it Is any ex-
prcssiou Of their opinions or purposes.-
the louisville Demo;rot of Tuesday con-
sains Two paragraphs which show clearly
itsyisHs Of the reasonable assc'nblago.-
Hear it: a..xsI sz
The recent Democratic Convention held
at Indianapolis was a cut and dried affair.
1t bore oil the ear marks of being controll
Cd by the Bright and Breckenridge inter-
ats. Tho idea of Democratic Conven-
sention anywhere. guiiel by principle. re-
-f,,sisg to pass resolution indorsing the
late distinguished Senator from Illinois.
snd, moreover. refusing to indorse Cover
asfzW right. shows clearly that it was q
packed concern.
Thc name of Douglas is endenred to the
loyal Democracy Of Indiana. and Hon.
Joseph A. Wright is the greatest champi-
on of the people. The politicians may re-
soirs,s but the people rW do. We shall
will refuse to pass resolution compliment
tary to the memory Of the one. or indors-
ing tho course of the other.
r. Again:
1.-The sejcction Of a resolution in the Con-
ssatiop ut indianapolis. in honor Of the
lamented Douglas and complimentary to
Wright. shows the animus Of that body.
Us private history will not help its credit
in that State. 1t appears to have been al
most solely o gathering of the friends OF
Bright. and the quondam supporters Of
Breckinridge The resolutions were rnodi-
feel from policy. and don't exhibit the real
sentiment of the managers of the concern.
Its understood that the Hon. Joseph A.
Wright win have nothing to do with the
Affair.
The, indianapolis Journal says, Gov.
Wright is not the only Democrat by thous-
ssnds who viii have nothingto do with the
aConyention. Two or three of the nomi.
nees are able ana loyal men. the rest are
notoriols sympathizers with the rebellion.
but all so before the country on plat
form. which .denounces without measure
sshe Administration ss the authors Of the
war. and nowhere whispers one syllable Of
censurs Of the rebels. Those who are
efghtisg with all their power to sustain the
Government are either maIigned. or dis
'tcuntehAnced. while those who are in arms
against The Government are,eowhere cen
sured. nowhere charged viii he iota Of
1the great crime whichliss rocking the no-
stion to its eenter. This one fact stamps
.,.thc character of the organization. and. in
spite Of the Individual merits Of the candi-
dates. locates them on an issue that coun-
itaiiares sind snedurages the rebellion.-
Loyal Democrats like Gov. Wright will
sfSsndskas 70 do With the concern.
..-rgpes of ,tbs, editors q the Louisville
v.2sbsosuat mas present Il sthe Convention.
Iasasd II knows how abs olutely Il WAS man
1EeAA zha controlled by those whose sym
l ippb;ss S, ore ali with the .sbsls. he knows
sshss iesssipsut sad able Democrats who
-asd aGs4<ok positions ia the army. though
s'idf ase1eftea delegates. were not con-
sulsed Allowed 4 particle Of influence in
tibapine, the; course, of That body. Col.
spssS4msiGolsNdlsss Major Frbsrger.
sosfsS2 Bensusad sf and others. sserc set
ede if tiA tcsl btcaise they had taken up
.aEns1 s loyal and true men, to sustain
-thHtAasaFanspt and naintsia. the Union.
sl3hnhhn; tis6dgb fhenbless speakessof the
s4N%cJsa p isyssr sdd one Of q . the most
ss|isgs6c can PAignefs of The contest OF
Ss50. 8ssr cpllly listened to about five
,skinusp isr1sfsnea Of sthsixar. after the
f-f--lrn .ssx L.. a