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Every frc-ia-the.rear man;
Every man Who is willing to humlliate |
and disgrace the North by compromise I
with the rebels;
Every man who regards the Constitution
ard the Union as Of less consequence than !
the triumph Of the rebel cause;
Every man who is in favor Of delay in
the movement Of our armies, 70 that |
slavery may not be destroyed;
Every man who says that Honest Old |
Abe, who never had spark of unlawful +!
ambition in his heart or head, is usurper;
Every man who is spending his time in
growing at the inevitable taxation that
the war carries in its train;
Every man who is opposed to the Presi-
dents just and necessary proclamation Of
Emancipation as military measure;
Every man who, being able, has refused
to give dollar for the aid Of the loyal
cause;
Every man who is lauding such do-noth-
ing generals as Buell.;
Every man who spends his time or any
part thereof in discouragipg enlistments
Every man who expresses tue opinion
that the South is right and the North
wrong;
Every man who declares that the people
Of the South are the supe1iors Of the Yam
KEGS whom he denounces as degenerate
and cowardly rape;
Every man who believes that slavery is
the normal condition Of the black man;
Every man who thinks that days work
is not worth days wages;
Every Knight Of the Golden Circle
Every man who does not hesitate to de-
clare that the draft should be resisted;
Every one Of the sprigs Of the secession
ar1stocracy, who, in danger Of starving in
the South, has come North to swear at the
Abolitioniste, and get bread to cat;
Every man who believes that the oblisa-
tions party are superior to the demands
ofcountry;
Every man who is decrying the credit Of
tbc country, and predicting speedy bank
1urtcy Of the national treasury;
Every man who is howling around that
niggcrs are going to Africanize the North,
and that white labor will find no employ
ment when the blacks come;
In short, every man who is doing, in his
own way, whatever he can to hinder the
| Progress Of the good cause, and save the
| rebels heads from from being hit;
Every man Of these, in Cook County,
will vote for Sherman. Some Of them
will vote carly and vote oftenl
We ask unprejudiced men who are dis.
posed to believe in Mr.. Sherman's profes.
stons Of loyalty, why is this?
Why are all the disloya1 men four
readers know that there are many such in
Chicago} ranged on one side-Mr. Sher.
mans side, while not one Of Afr. Arno1ds
supporters has ever had his loyalty ques.
ioEed: NC ask why? Nothing happens
without a cause. In this case, what is that
cause? Some IrisAmen, some Germans,
some Americans, and some Englishmep,
alv for Sherman, and others of the same
nationalities are for Arnold. There is nc
! question, then, Of birthplace or country
Some Protestants, some Catholics, some
Jews, and great many Atheists, are fo1
Sherman, and others of these different
fo1ms of faith are for Arnold. Tie ques
ton Of religion is, then, not in the CANVASS
Some white men are for Sherman, bu
larger numbers Of white men are tor Ar
mold. There is, then, no question Of colo,
to be decided.
| But the fact remains: Ill the secessi onists
emi-seceEsionists, be they Amencans, Eng
lishmen, 1rishmen OF Germans, be the,
Jews, Catholics, Atheists or Protcstants
be they white, black, or half white an
half black, are for Sherman-for Shcz
man to the last man.
The question is then one Of politics.
politics only. And we narrow it dow
closer, and say that it is question {
8 Union and Disunion.
< II there were question submitted t
the people of this district about dividin
= Cook county into two discordant and ho
:, Tue pa1's, "onlo the men who are oppose
) 70 'ha1 DIVISION oe apt 70 cast their ballo
for a candidatc warmly supported by eve,
.e man IN Inc county VINO was known to
If III 1a'o1 o1 'hat DIVISION!
st We ask any one OF Alr. Shcr nan
l. 1lends-s moi thus talr parallel Of Il
= = case in hands How, If it is, shal1 we |
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