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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-25
MR.. LINooLN's REPLY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON. ,]u7,e 70.

f"o''''S wa q 0fto > - AOOcs
Hon. Erastus Corning and Others:
GENTLEMEN Your letter of May 10,
enclosing the resolutions of public meet
ing held at Albany, New York, on the
10th of the same month, was received
several days ago.
The resolutions, as | understand them,
ere resolvable into two proposltions-frst,
the expression OF purpose TO sustain tie
cause of the Union, to secure peace
through victory, and to support the ad-
ministration in every constitutional and
lawful measure to suppress the rebellion !;
and secondly, declaration of censHre up.
on the administration for supposed uncon-
stltutional action, such as the making Of
military arrests. And, from the two
propositions, third is deduced, which is
that the gentlemen composing the meet
ing are resolved on doing their part to
maintain our common government and
country, despite the folly or wickedness,
as they may conceive, of any adminlstra-
ton. This position is eninently patriotic,
and as such, | thank the meeting, and con.
graduate the nation for it. My own pur-
pose Is the same; SO that the meeting and
myself have. a common object. and can
nave no difference, except in the choice of
means or measures for effectlng that ob,
ject.
and here ought to close this paper,
ana would close IL, if there were no ap-
pfehenslon nat more Injurious conse-
4usnces than any merely personal to my
sen might follow the censures systematic
ANY cast upon me FOR doing what, ID my
view or duty | could not fOrbear The
resolutions promise to support me in every
constitutional and lawful measure to sup
press the rebellion; and have not know
ingiy employed, nor shall knowingly en-
Ploy, any other. But the meeting, by
their resolutions, assert and argue that
certain military arrests, and proceedings
following them, for which am ultimately
responsible, are unconstitutional. [ think
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-25
The Ohio Vallandigham Stale Colven-
finn.

The correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette writes an interesting account of
the Democratic State Convention at CO..
lumbus last week. The wiser heads want
ed to nominate MCCLELLAN, but the radi-
Gals carried all before them. The writer
in the Gazette has the following:
The Democracy is mad" said a we'll
known leader who happened to sit near
me at dinner, and with whom the truth
came out as the whisky went in "The
Democracy is mad, mad, mad. | never
saw SO many crazy people collected to-
gether before in all my lite." Alb, uncon-
scious ilnitator of Pettigru. The same
thing was better said, not very long ago,
in reference to precisely the same course,
in-CharlestOn
1t was perfectly evident that the norni-
nation was foreordained. There was a
strong undercurrent against it in almost
every county, but, to use the phrase Of
the Convention packing trade, the delega
tons were "set." From the Western Re-
serve, particularly, there came earnest re-
monstrances. :" OF course We'll support
Lin ii he's nominated; we ALWAYS vote
for the regular candidate, but what do YOU
want to put up man you can't elect for j.?
And besides, what the use of incurr-
an an Unpopular m MANI =" Or. V dwgs
all Yankee Democrats, anyhow" burst 10
a genuine, old hard-shell, whose ancestors
must have hailed from Pennsylvania or the
Fatherland, If had my way I'd set off
the whole Of that Reserve of your'n onto
State by themselves" "But," inter-
posed an uneasy gentleman, with whole.
som recollection of constituents who had
been gnlled into voting for him by the
most solemn protestations that ne "had
nothing to do with Vallandigham or that
set, and abhorred them almost as much as
he did the Abolitionists ;" but won't
this be pretty bad record to make fer
most of the party E" g What's the matter
with the record? Don't you believe in
State Rights, and amt you in favor of
this war stoppin'a What the - (em-
phatic substanlive) 3 the matter with you.
III bet hundred that you're one the Da-
vey Tod Democrats, you - emphatic
sdJective) renegade you! % .-a1 i.ab
State Rights" and this ere wars
stoppin'" were indeed significant phrases.
Posted on the walls, in the hotels and
Restaurants, and shop windows, were
handbills, headed in staring capitals,
I" STATE RIGHTS AND PEACE
HEADQUARTERS" which were an
nounced as being located in public hail
In the business part of the city, where
good speakers would be in attendance, and
where all good Democrats were easofseo
to come s'for the sake of the cause.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-25

H If anybody is dissatisfied with Fed.
eral money, let him go South and get Con
tederate money. Il anybody is dissatisfied
with United States taxes, let him go South
and pay Southern taxes. If ANYBODY
is dissatisfied with the United States en-
rollment, let him go South and enjoy the
benefits of the Southern conscription.-
Louisville Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-25

80 A witness in a Hoosier court being
asked how he knew that the defendants
were man and wife, replied, "Wby, dog
on, haven't | hearn 'em scoldin' each
other morn fifty times ?"' This evidence
was held to be decidedly conclusive.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-25

81 The poor rebels, alas, little dream
ed mat the Rights they clamored for
SO ne1cely were the right to starve, to go
naked, and to lose their niggers.--Louis-
piWe Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-25
" A r /:

Arm Freeme n, arnI
Advance! against the foe
Advance, courageousIy and calm,
And lay the traitor low!
Advance like mountain avalanche
Of rocks, and ice, and snow!
O,erwhelm the pirate, rebel, thief
Let vengeance not be slow!
Yes! deal the crushing blow -
On treason, deep and dire
And let the admiring Nations know
And dread the Freeman's ire
MUsooDA, Wis, July, 1862. Ii.