Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-07
The Marietta Republican.

The Democracy of Marietta have been
badly sold. BY some means, MR. s.
\. Miller. or 3. A. Miller, ESQ, has
been seated in the editorial chair of
their County Organ, the Muriett4f Ne
PaGiicdh. From this seat he disconrses
the lowest Of secessionism in language
as free from the restraints Of the rules
OF frammar, as Of commoa courtesy
ThesnaturalFesult is, that Union men
Of all parties. disgusted With this thing,
Will not sPstronize it. Thersupon the
editor threatcns them with the vratl, of
the Demoaracy. and gives the names Of
. nunshrt oof the business men Of the
plsee,sand promises to give more, with
whom the Demncracy aforesaid arc not
to trade. But our object was simply
togixe a specimen from his last paper
ss an illustration of the lucid style of
the editOr'sawriting. Aud VIC take, for
'hislpurpose, ithe opening sentence in
the article referred to. 10 make out
that Tie people Of his town, who won't
patroaise him, are rety bad, he goes all
theywaylto wasRingtoh, and even into
Congress, TO find men wicked enough
,obc used by way aof comparison. He
says:' 'dfio5 10 1afuFF eGl 20 tsssas
saA lafee body Of men IN Congress
soein willing 30 rescue the liberties from
the people rex fdrmis, and establish a
Hsspetssm ruled BY 7dicsasos.'' . -4 G
aFfcmathis, 1t would seem, that "fhe
feaplc', had taken 4.the liberties captive,
and wefer either holding them THE 10.
<,tiss) us prisoners, or were about to put
Them, perhaps, in The slave pens at
Washington, and that ''d lurge body Of
men in Congress seem willing to res,
che" the Hbsrties from the psoplc who
were tlrus holIing them in duress. And
this rescue was to BE nsde II ct drmts,
which, we suspect, means 10y great ar
uiics." Now: ifahis "larse body of men
in Congress, " with agreat armies" or
clasically, 81 ct drmis-sliould attack
''the people" for the purpose of ''rescu.
ings7from them the "libert;es' which
they Azsfthe peoplc"-hold in captivity,
wsfear the conflict will be a terrible one
But this IS not all. For it seems that
this 'laree Body Of men in Congress, :"
with their "ri ct ornris," are "willing," :"
also, to Uestablish dcspotis,n ruled by
a Dictator" We arc not told whether
the "GJerties" which arc to be rescued
from the people are to be allowed to join
the Il e arml. Of the Congressman in
the establishment Of the dcspotism, or
whether theydthe .iJerfies' aforesaid,
sre to ,belhcld, and treated as '.contra-
bands" VIII the classic editor en-.
tighten us on. this, point? AS to thu
ruling" Of the 'dcspotism," when tits
established" By dictator" We can
see no objection. A dictator is the
proper ruler for that kind ct' Gorern-
meRt.
But the classical editor says that
Messrs. T.. +. Cline, A. n. Hill, Buel
& Bro, Bosworth, Wells & Co, and 9th
ers Of the business men Of Marietta, in
Withdrawing their. patronage from his
paper. have y feeling" toward, him,
analogous, to the feeling which the
Large body Of men in Congress have
to the aforesaid "liberties." Now We
would say to Mr.. Miller, if you have
any ',hLerties' confined in your cellar or
garret, or anywhere else, which these
gentlemen want to rescue, just keep on
writing, "ABoLITIos!"" BLACK REPCB-
IIcAN!" ..FAsArIc!' "BLAcK REPUB-
LIcAs!'. "AsoLITIoNIsT!" &c, as you
have sbcen doing, and just as soon as the
respectable citizens are concerted to your
standard of taste, morals, loyalty and
literature, they will come to your relief.
Follow the example. Of the "chivalry'
stick to your CELEBRITIES as a "patri-
areh," does to a "nigger." Murry was
q as"radical;" his Grammar is an 'incen-
diary" publication; Orthography and
Etymology are rank "Abolitionists;
Syntax and Prosody are "Black Repub-
lieaps. "ia You do we'll, therefore, to re-
pudiate the whole Of them. - -
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