Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Mhai Yo1 SWALLOW when yea t5eo tlo 1oa
called DemseFafir Ticket, and rhe way
heI.eaders Of the COPperhead Demoera-
"sEppsrt the GOvernment.o
To show what doctrines men profess, en-
dOrse and encourage, when they vote TIE
false Democratic, or COpperhead Ticket,
we select few specimen sentences from
Copperhead authorities.
No honest man can read them without
shame that suOh doctrines can be profess
ed in America:
NEGRO slavery is the foundation ofLib-
erty and the essence Of Democracy .p-RssO
York Dey Book.
"There never has been anything called
for by the South, and there never can be,
that would not willingly consent to-
Speech Of State Senator CLARK, Of HIseonii, n
March, 1852.
"History will relate that we the North
manufactured the conflict, forced it 10 hot
bed precooity ,nourished and invited it,
Detroit Free Pres, 5PriI 16, 1862.
awe tell them (Congress) that CTOul-
lDeH lgill rise in their midst before they pro-
gress too far, who will bring their heads to
the block without delay or mercy. "-Efes
Press, March "a.
~ say TO you, my constituents, that ss
your representative, will never vote one
dollar, one man, or one gun to the admin
istrstion Of Abraham Lincoln to make war
upon the South."-D. W. VOORHEES,, H. c,
7th Dist Ind. April, 1861.
"Tbe Democracy will yet teach Abe Lin.
coin and his co-usurpers that the way Of
the transgressOr is not easy."-HoH. a. c
Dodge, Of IoiDa.
aThis isa damned Abolition war. We
believe Abe Lincoln is as much a traitor Ai
JEFF. Davis."-AshI0Hd ( Ohio Dem Union
1.-THE President and his cabinet werC
never worthy Of The confidence Of the ma
ton The Democratic party should neVci
have given their assent to the appeal 10 N
sigord after the affair - rAri s-saatsE.i'
| DefTOts mo- Frsss.
aThe Ashland (Ohio) Union, q Demo
cratic organ, speaking Of our soldiers
calls them hired Hessians going 10 The sum
~ Southern sell 10 butcher by wholsslie, no
fOrHgRTs but good men, as exemplary
/ Christians as any Of our men"
The Crawford County Forum, referring
TO our soldiers says:
at 1.-THE ADMINISTRATOR has put Rrml
ia the hands Of outlaws, thieves, murder
ers and traitors"
"The Democratic Press, Taylorville
Ill, speaking Of the Republican party an'
the army, says:
ain power less than q year. it ha
spent millions Of the peoples money, an'
/ fve hundred thousand men are employe,
to steal negroes from their Southern
masters
nIf the North and South are ever re
united, we predict Il will be when the con
federAte States North shall adopt their Hsi
/ eonstfuioH, (of JEFF. Davis or something
very near like e. There's a good tim
coming, boys - Van BHrH Colmiy PreS'
al Pgir PGW.
Hwhy, this expenditure Of more bloc,
and treasure IN hopeless enterprise-wh!
blame men for being traitors2 We eanno
see why. y.'-Detr0it Free PreSs.
"Thoro, SIR, Is the dhmnable Abolitionis
who administers the Government Tn
people ought 10 rise up and by physica
force, burl him from the chair OF the gov
ernment In the eyes Of God and men
the people would bejustihed. They shoul
do Il; and / will 20 with them. Judy
Pratfs Speech in he Michigan Legisiatr'
FEB -, 1863
"George W. Peck, Of Michigan, in
speech before the Lansing Democratic Al
sociation, March, 1868, said
"You Black Republicans bsgun this wal
You have carried Il on for two years yoi
have sent your hell hounds down South L
devasiaie the e3untry--and what have yol
done You Rave not conquered the South
you never can conquer them. And why
Because they are our brethren
"John II. George, Of N. H., Democrati
nominee for Congress, declared;
al won't do anything 70 sustain ih
President Congress, or any Of the piratica
crew that have control Of this Government
/ won't do anything that can, in any way
be interpreted as supporting this war"