The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25

calling itself Demo
loyal, Let the fol
determine. Condit
better than uncondi
Although there is a man
in office that | did not help
] put there, and although in
all human probability |
would not east q vote for
him tomorrow, yet in this
great contest | aclnowl-
edge him--nDt the head OF
q party, but as the head Of
the Government, as the
Executive officer Of the ma
ton. And, like a soldier
in the ranks, | hol d II to
lie my duty to obey him,
my commanding officer in
all things, without ques-
tionlng his policy in this
great contest. " " " o
Politicians may talk aS
they please; there are bpt
two issues; one is to ac-
knowledge tho Southern
Cunle,lcracy, aud the other
is submission on tlieir
part to the demands Of the
Government. IOu may
examine all the PROPOSE
tons yOucHn find, and you
can come to no other con-
clusion than this.
No party ever made op-
position to a war that was
not rent in twain and torn
TO pieces thereby; aud you
cannot blot the record ont;
You may try il but it will
! stick to you. The old to-
ripS uf the revolution
they areall gone now, but
! Their records remain, and
the odium belonging to
them attaches dtcn 10
their descendants. - JoHS
BRoCGD.
"a once dissolved Union,
n surrendered govern
mcnt, caunOt he reclaimed
This is nm evil which can
not he repaired, and which
We must avert, and can
0iiBb6refteib By supporting
hc GotGrameat, rcgdrdiesso Of
Hsp0iicr relying upon the
people through the ballot
huy, to put all things to
riulits.'--ll. J. JEwErT.
L.bcrty of speech Is one
thing, Liberty Of treason in
uuuthcr. The liberty Of
speech is sarrod hut this
docs not include the right
10 act as n spy, and con-
vcy intelligence 10 the en-
emy which may destroy
thoiIiands OF lives OF our
soldiers, ondlnngcr our ar.
my, and leopard the ex-
istencr Of Government.
Who has objected to the
frccst possible discussion2
Freedom Of speech does
not confer the right 10 90
before ml enemy and stIln-
ulatc mntiny nnd disolc-
,licnrc, and recommend
dcscrtion. Itdoe- not JUS
ury anything which, in
tim" ot war, Is calculated
and infe,llcd TO weaken
1.-THE military arm Of the
Government.
A lawyer who cannot
discriminate between civil
law aud martial law, should
he treated Tor simplicity
On the brain. (Sholts Of
applause and lnughtcr,)-
The functions Of martial
lnw, and the authority up
N which II rests, were
freely stated by me last
Fail in u speoch mnde 1T
the Cooper Institute, 1t
il II dangerous power, hut
is absence w0illlbe more
dangerous. II IL liable to
nlglsc, hut no wnr ran bc
conducted without it-cs-
especially such 4 war as
this.
lfthcse men are not pun.
ishcd at Judgment, If not
here, | shall he mistaken.
For men who assist in
Tits rebellion, II not exc
rilied nnd damned eternal
~ hcrcnitcr,llcmp will lose
IT. vnluc, and hell will for
fnlt it, rhnrtrr Tor misu-
ger. (uIclt rhccring)
Men may call themselves
Democrats, hut il does
not make them Democrats
The first principle Of De-
mocrcy r., according to
Jackson. "thc UnionJnust
aud rhnll be preserved, I"
Iapplaurul nrl there is
where | sfnnd to-nigllt-it
must aud shall he proscr-
we'd, no matter from what
quarter the assaults may
come. DANIEL =. DIckIN-
HoN.
"Thc conspiracy is now
known. Armies have been
raised, war is levied tu ar'
onmpliAhit. There are On.
ly tWp sides Ia tho qilns'
, ton Every man must bc
FOR THE uNlTET
| STATES OR AGAINST
rr. TIL tiIt u CAN ~
: NO NEurR\LS ~ THIS
WAR ONLY rArltlOrS
or TRAITORS, --SfGrHg,
, \. DouuLAs ut Chicago
, April II, ISL.
I " Whenever they Uh'
Rebels hnye the power
thryilriyc before them int
/ their muks the Suulhorl
pcorlcas they woulddri
us, Crust them not Wcr,
. they able, they wonld IN
l wade aud destroys us with
IA ont mercy. db,Oiuiciy ds
!, aroi NJ hcse things, I a.
4 1mUci mt dhy one coui
, hiak If 'podea on "a
u icras. Ho irhO cniertdpl
thc scniiHcat is III Ouiy ~ \
n dore, and h. who utiers
II ~ his thnc II, mOFcOrcr,
| traitor h hi' coHHfry, ml
- dcsurrs The scorR anil cOi
n tamptgf an honorable mci
-GENERNL RosGCRASs,
IN 10 do this, n gcncror
support Of the President
Il necessary. He mny con
IN nit, ~ he has comniitte,
~ I think, some damogh
" errors, hut his READ pu
pose cannot he Othcrwi'
- than patriotic. Recent
to following his prolessiCh
the local courts Of lllin0
~ without other Wnhiti,
Ipl than to secure m hone
~ name in which he sucrcc
to cl, and soon 20 return
the srmc comparative
- humble sphere, II IL II
ma possible that he can bc d
Nv sguedlv inithlcss Ia duI
at Bclng human, he err
hcing honest, never int
'o tionnlly; and being put
m otic, the choicest object
his heart Is the restOrati
Nc Of the Union, and 10 II
N great end he is, | doI
" not, sincerely and sol,
n dcvoting himself So thi
ing, | shall nj ~ all tin
.uS give him n hearty suppt
Iaa and make common Onl
with vi who, 10 save
ltS Government, rally nrou
IA It's head; and | rejoice
hrlioye TINT such Snfct,
en- near NJ hand.-Hon, n
ERpN JnHSsON To the In
hu meeting ut Utica.
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