Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
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The aboliiionists arc grea. at decorating
iheir houses, banners, &C., with green
rhey also decorate their pockets with green
backs. One exception to the rule ia the ,oso
of their candidate for Governor-i, is a bran.
dy red.
IL Valandigham's speeches provo him n
TRAITOR" why are tho aboltionists go save
against tho people reading and seeing for
'n''nse'vesf Because they know they lie
mats what's the matter.
Drougn ooaots that ho was onco a Demo-
''"'' satan boasts that he was once in boav.
on. satan turned traitor aud became n rpler
IN hell Brough turned traitor and no,. soa,,.
TO DO ruler in the hell prepared and araa
up by abolition scoundres in which thew sse,,
10 ohguIph tho institutions and cbildren NJ
the fathers of this country.
Our public officers used TO b, ,rse,r1oa -,
'he servants OF the people, now the naomi.
are their slaves They arc making bisto.
ry." "'''o'
republican who processes not to be An
Hooi''iohlst, Dat supports tho abolition party.
is like tad pole, merely in state of transi.
Every white man who considers bims.,f
worth over three hundred dollars will voto
the Democratic ticket
III consequence of Rosccraus defeat tbs
Government is compelled to raise mara
troop' than it bad contemplated Look opt
for sweeping draft.
lho history OF the Democratic D party is tho
history OF The country's glory and greatness
10 DC true Democrat, therefore is TO be n
genuine patriot.
The promises of the aboitionists. "a to
suppresSlng the rebellion, turn to ashes ON
inc llps' But, no wonder there must be
ashes when lie is so abundant
The men who toiled bells in attestation Of
sorrow for the execution of John Brown. who
had invaded Virginia, with tho view of got.
ting up slave insnrrection, now support John
Brough.
Every Democratic vote in the approaching
election will be more effective in the cause of
popular freedom than a thousand bullets cast
in this war.
Lincoln has suspended the writ of habeas
corpus throughout all the States. II he wo'd
suspend his own corpus, it would be better for
the country.
Brough has pecuniary interest in the pro.
longation Of the war. He is interested in a
railroad that has made and is making large
amount of money by transporting troops and
army supplies. He, therefore, wants it pro.
longed as long as as possible no matter how
much or how intensely the people may be
made to suffer thereby.
| The Abolitionsts say to the people of tho
south: eli you don't abandon the rebellion
we will exterminate you with the sword n
you do, we will ccniscate your property and
hang you for ttcason.' Such is the platform
of John Brough and his infamous party. Low.
al men!
IT, before this war, the Abolitionists had
oeen as much opposed to " blood letting "
as their actions now Indicate, the country
would have remained in peace and Union.
The restoration OF the Union as it was
means the destruction of Abolitlonsm as il
| is.
Why do not Brough and his men fill IN
bi"oo'" army "u' saw Il urdlt, II they are
SO ful! of 6ghtl
Hhv aiasreoes betwosn an abolitionist and
a rebel ram is, that the former goes for the
Union with an IF; and the latter goes against
1 it with BUT.
! Not an abotioniSt. eh! Then how can YOU
vote for Brough, who says he is in favor Of
the war going on until slavery is abolshedl
Just answer that question, before you object
to being called an abolitionist