Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-23

sisithlnss Of a venomous serpent, ill extor- |
1t would long since have yielded,
but FOR hope Of propositions of peace from
political quarters, and terms of accommoda-
lion; and but for seeing the Executive de-
bounced for Unconstitutional acts and .
party rising up opposing the war in effect it
not in nsme--for Rebel leaders well under
stand the matter in all its bearings.
Alasl how many brave spirits have been
quenched forever because of this shameful,
sinful division--by reason Of this miserable.
political an,bi<ion to raise up a successful
party at hohe 10 gain Office aud spois. But
Goodwill bring its actors to Judgment. Every
household has been bereaved.
! There is no flock however watched or Tended,
hut Que icnd lamb is ierc, ,f.li
There is no trcsdr no ssoc or defended M ~
< "a a But has one vacant chair. VII
{ Tie air IL full Of farcwells 10 the dying, .
3 Aud MORNINGS for the dend
: The heart OF Rachel, for her children crying
~ Will not be comfoncd
I Our fair. haired boys periled their lives in
endeavoring to crush rebellion which gains
hope, and tenacity, and endurance, and ger.
severance, in its work Of conspiracy and trea-
son and murder, and holds on because it
sees apeace war party rising up stealthily
and I'M disguise among US at home. Ihelr
bones are bleaching upon every battle field
in the Rebel States. Those who loved them
ask yoa where they are You cannot raise
the dead, but, in the name of Heaven, call
back the living that are yet spared to us. or
destroy at one blow, one of the chief hopes
Of rebellion at home, a political organization
to which rebellion instinctively turns for
Lavdav NJ ia Iii i.ana .ErlI He vas The
onIv sop Of h;s SotbeI and aha vas , widow.
he iail ,bv the hand of RebeI mnrderer'
nerved IN bv The hone ,h., nol;t;cal d;v;s;onss
in the lovai states wonld g;vo r.hell;on MD
and ron,inrt and nronos;tions of noace :.
Sba .sLs vo,, With tre,nl,i;ng il, and ,earf,
sye eor the ;anl of her haayt hher hone .nd
G ios " Nav Hs n vbo te',, @ ners ,ba w;nJI J 20 M M,bs
shnrn iamb nro,ac, 5c,. ! Won rc.nno, rss,or,
bsr cb;id bn, vn,, can aestrov ono "a N,
socnrsad oa,,ses vh;ch nSntroc, ,b;s Mood,
enJ ,ors;SIs 'S. w,r nm" nol;p,;c;snS' h"n. VTI m,
r s,nrr. ~ 81 4 u."n, beat ,non ,ha fnr .,b;,
s,onJ;ne hr ths i;,,,s broot Larond re lii
TIa w;nds ,nnsn snj tba leayes r,s,lo an,
n;nbt m T. uo,har;n, guy wnman % ,Yoens uoo, o,sr az,
hsssrth - oseId MA rboer erles. .n% JosnIa,s % o'''
rronn - n, of M l;t,Ie cb;ldren WITH cur;oms anx;cn
,oup oag h. mnnn ber inss m" ,ynndas;nm A wh :
sho ao %an. m@e an up .ra a.t;nn c"r .ha;r ,%or
'"' "''''' "'-- $3.50 ~ ,,a., N'
Nor wife. nor children. more shall h,as h. behold;
Nor friends, nor sacred hone.p u o..
He fills an unknown bloody grave in th
land of rebellion, where he marched to ali
in preseryi1g fls Inheritance Of his Reyolu
I Ttionary Sire. But Ne was murdered in ea
pectation of propositions of peuce from po
iticians who fear rebellion will not he cor
stitutionally treated, or in the sbaI of som
new reading Of the Constitution whic
would exempt rebellion from censure an
punishment. (Sensation.) That bereave
widow in her destitution looks to YOU
Those childred ''demand their sire wit
tears of artless innocence. You cam,
restore hipl Sod alune eau shield and con
fort The widow and the fatherless But yC
T serves to protract this hellish malignity at
, mischief at the ballot,box. (Great a
plause4) You ea9cancel the demands
upon the Indian border, has vplunteere
ssu area al are @ srSJsd from @ their SS Ss ~
IS midnight by the yells of savage hell. hound
W poiioh W. wv tuhah"NA anu .1SaPi'
2 knife; Tho cabiafis Ia aimss, and the ier
J cious n,snseapSk kyiiA hands dripping wi
Z the blood Of ihhocence, bear away the
Y trophiesto exhibit for reward to more ten
. cious mopstersu rstil l--savages professi
!, Christianity Aponspirators and rebels, vi
~ stimulate che req ispan to murder defens
less women am pbiidren that they III
Q procure from pyIfieal traders, at an eaI
% inon,ent, liberatl dispositions of peace "a
i compromise. That borderer will return
!, greet his loved ones, but they are not thel
d a. heap of ashes Is sll that is left him; ten
y rYh eoiously down, his sunburnt yisags, b,
y lihs ttefSllow ucer, he weeps alone. Y
j. osnhp< bring back to his embrace the 1
o loved '6bjeet 81 his affection, but by preo-
ID aud example YOU eau aid in removing t
g detestabk hope that a political party c
20 succeed hin whole or in part, in sy.lpat
., with Rebelhss. Sensation 'd
D Iist, them, tsas, the people Of the 10y
%. e peS" idS as sissoS,