Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-11-06

1t has cum, L SAID with an eVlden
intention of maxim us a good long visit
Ny wife says so. It's goin' to take Of
its things and stop with US too Thl'
is a good war For those who like this
war, it's jist such kind of war as they
like. I'll bet ye, My wife says SO too
IF the Federal army succeeds in taking
I! Washington, and they seem to be ad
yancin' that way pretty often, | shal
say it is strategy, and then Washington
will be safe. And that noble banner
as it were-will be emblem, or rather
| should say, that noble banner-as q
aecre. My wife says SO too. | got
little mixed up here, but they didn'i
notice it. Keep NUM- Feller citizens
it will be a proud day for this Republic
when Washington is safe ? Gloucester
Massachusetts,, is safe. Fremont is there
No danger Of Gloucester, Massachusetts
as long as General Fremont's there
And may the day not be far distant
when [ can say the same Of Washington
But if it is saved, it will be by strategy
Vermont will soon be safe.
Gen. Phelps is comm home. Lei
us all rejoice that Vermont is about tc
be safe My wife says so too.
The editor Of the Bugle Horn Of
Liberty here arose, and said | DO moi
wish to interrupt the gentleman, but al
important dispatch has just been receiv.
ed at the Telegraph Office here. | will
read it. 1t is as follows. Coz 'nmenl
IS about to tahe rigorous measures to puJ
doacn this rebellion -! cloud ap-
plause.)
There's money enough. No trouble
about money. They've got lot of first
class bank note engravers at Washing
ton (Which place | regret to say, is by
no means sate) who turn out or three
cords Of money day. good money, too
Goes we'll These bank note engrayers
make good wages. I expect they lay
up property They are full Of Union
sentiment. There is considerable Union
sentiment in old Virginny, more especi-
ally among the honest farmers Of She
nandoah valley My wife says 50 too
Then it isn't money we want. But
we want men and we must have them
We sinust carry whirlwind Of fire
a. the foe. We must crush the
ungpIteful rebels who are poundin' the
Goddess Of Liberty, over the head with
slugshots, and stabbin her with stolen
knives. We must lick 'em quick. We
must introduce large number Of first
class funerals among the people of the
South. Bctsey says so too.
This war haint been too we'll manag-
ed. We all know that What then
We are all in the same boat-if the boat
goes down, we so down with her
Hence we must all fight. It amt nc
use to talk now who caused the war
That's played out The war is upon
us-upon us all-and we must all fight
We can't reason the matter with the
foe-only with steel and led. When il
the broad glare Of the noon day sun, 9
speckled jackass boldly and maliciously
kicks over a peanut stand, do we reason
with him? I guess not. And why
/ reason with those other Southern peo
pie who are trying to kick over the Re
| public? Betsey. my wife, says so, too
/ [ have great confidence in A. Linkin
The old fellers heart is in the righ-
| place, and his head is clear, There
bin some queer doin's by some Of his
deputies and military let it pass
| We must save the Union. And don't
let us wait to be drafted The Repub-
| lie is our mother. For Gods sake DON
let as stop to dra,o lots to see aohich O
as ihag go to the rescue q our aooundeo
and bleeding mother. Drive the assas-
sins from her throat-drive them into
the sea And then, if it is worth while
stop and argue about who caused all this
in the first place. You've heard the
Snowman. You've heard my wife too
Ne and Betsey is |.
The meetin' broke up with onthu-
siasm. We shan't draft in Baldinsville
if we can help it.