The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13
Democratic EnSOsCncc.

The Republicans are all abolitionists and
bound to free the Niger or dissolve the
Union.-Plymouth Dem.
The editor of the Democrat knew be was
uttering malicious falsehood, when he
permitted the above paragraph to lie pub
lished in the columns of his paper. He
didn't dare utter such shameless statements
as these before the recent election, and 1t Is
intended now as a public insult 10 that
great body of honorable and high-mlnded
citizens who are acting with that party.
Dissolve the Union indeedi 1t takes the
combined efforts Of the Republican party to
save what there is left Of the Union from
paihizers in the North Any rational being
guilty of uttering such bare-faced falsehoods
as the above, much less publishing them
in the columns Of newspaper, ought to be
spurned by all respectable and loyal citi
zens as things unfit for association.-M. c.
Republican.
To show the ability and fairness of our
contemporary as scientific and literary
teacher, we rsert in this place the adver-
tisment of Messrs. Rice & Smith, from
which the above extract was taken, in full:
The True Cause Of the War.
The true cause Of the war is matter Of much
controversy between the different political parties
at the present time. On the street, yesterday, as
we passed the Post Office corner, our ears were
greeted with the remark that the Democrats were
all secessonitts and were the sole of the
present war. We had not proceeded more than
half a square when We heard that the Republicans
are all abo tionists and bound to free the niger
dissolve the Union. We passed on, saddened by
thoughts of civil war, bioodshed and hig taxes,
when observing a crowd on the corner south OF the
Edwards House. we crossed over, aud found RICE
and SMITH opening large lot of New Dry Goods.
We were very much surprised, knowing tina. only
few weeks before they had received an immense
stock but found they mad been compel led to order
a large amount in order to keep up their stock
We noticed some very pretty styles of DeLaines,
Prints, Shawls ETC., which were going of in ray
that said, the Low Price Store is the place to get
the best bargains.
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We recommend our ncighbors to pre-
serve carefully this number Of the Demo-
crat, so that if any one hereafter should
call in question their scientific and litera-
ry' attainments. they can dispel the doubts
Of cavilers by showing them our endorse
ment. contained in this article.
Seriously, we think our neighbors are
pretty hard pushed, when they find it nec'
tssary TO quote garbled extracts from the
advertisements in Democratic papers, and
try to palm them off on their readers as
Democratic editorials; aud i. is our candid
opinion that for 50 doing they ought to
be spurned by all loyal and respectable cit
liens as things unfit for association
TIE VoLUNTEERs-Th Corydon Dem
ocrot says; BY polling the list of volun
teers who went from Crawford county i
has been ascertained that eighty -four more
Democrats thar Republicans have voluu
teered from that county, yet the Demo
cratic State ticket has IA majority of TIVE
hundred and thirty eight. In Floyd coun
ty tits known that two thirds Of the volun
tcers voted against Mr.. LINCOLN, yet tn,
democratic majority is six bundled an
sixty. This shows that the people will no
indorsc the ultraism of the late Republican
party That's what the mattero