The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

uE.EOC4tA7 CTlCNE.l.
r. show what doctrines men rrofsSs
endorse ard encourages, when obey vote
,ap false Democratic or Copporlral
Picket, We select few specimen sen,cn
ces from tupperhca authorities.
No honest man can read them with
out shame that such doctrine can be
proirssva IN America.
Negro Slavery is the foundation e
liberty ana the essence Of Democracy.
Noe lori, Dae Eto''
There never has been anything call
cd tar by the South, and ,herc never
can be, tina, wonl! NJ; willingly con
sent 20. >pecch of S,a'c Senator
G'utA 81 Wisconsin starch, 1868
History wilrclato lhat we (hc North
manufactured The conflict, forced it to
hot bed precosi.y nnn.iShed and invited
t. Ncnoi Free Press ipr.ll6, 1868
I'VE tell them Congress- that Il
CronrcN wIt us ap IL heir mttlst be-
fore lhry progress too iar, who Will
bring then head 70 the block without
l}elay ~ 4tfrcy -" Iree Press Narch -
Il say e. yen, NY constituents, that
as your rep'csen a i've, will never vote
one dollar, one man, Or one gun to the
administration" Of Abraham Lincoln
to ,.2:.,.y war upon tie South. D. w.
I,oorhi $, IL. q. It'll list ID, Zip.
1868.
"'fho Dem acraey VII vet teach Abe
Line IN and his 60 u>nrpers that the
. way OF he transgreSser is not cas- -
Ho" 4. c. Dydgs Of lo'co.
"ltis is damned abolition war, we
bel 'cyc Abe lincoln is rs m, ch Of a
lrai.oras Je!l D4,is." ISIinl (Ghiol
Dsm Union.
"fhe President and lis cabinet were
never worthy Of the confidence Of the
nation. The Democratic party should
never lave given its assent TO the ap
peal to tie sword after the affair at for,
SUMTER Detroit Free Prtss.
The i AAanl (Ohio) Union, a Dem
oeraiic organ speaking OF our soliicrs
calls them hired HeSsians go.ng to the
sunny Southern soil to butcher by whole
sale, no, foreigners bnt good exemplary
christians as any Of our mcr."
cine Crawford Go. (FnruH) referring
to onr soldiers says:
1T the { \ In, llstraion) has PIT arms
II the hands Of outlaws, thieves, muir
lercrs ana traitors
The Dcmoc cratic press Taylorvil.e
H., spcakinssuf the Republican party
AID ] Y atiny, says
TN power |, $ l'.at . year it has
pcn' millions of tie people, money, and
isc han ssesl thousand men are employ
q - steal egroe. troin their Southern
Masters
"if,he North and South arc ever re.
united. we predict it will be when the
Confederate States NORTH shall adop.
their constitution, (of jeff. Davis,) or
s9methia. very neai Ike it. There's .
good time coming. boys = Ioq. B ron
10. Press a I'am "ur.
/ "Why this expenditure nt more blood
aud treasure III i hopeless enterprise
shy blame men for bein. traitors: We
cannot sec why Detroit Free yess
There, sir, is the aamnable abolition
ist WHO administers The Government
The people ought t. ,isa up and by
physical fol ce, iIu, him from the char
II the government In the eyes ofGoa
and men, The people would he justified.
They should do it; and ! viii 60 with
thcm. '--Judge Praus Speech il the
iielis;A, Legislature, Feb. l., 1865.
Geo. W. peek, OF Ohio il. speech
before the Lansing Democratic Associ
alton, March, 1853, said
You Black 4,epubi cans begun this
war. You have sent your he'll hounds
down South to dcvastatc the country
and what have You dcnc ? You have
not conqafcd The South. You never can
conqnrc them. And why Because
they are our Brcthern
John II. George, N. IL, Democratic
nominee for Congress declared:
81 won't do anything to sustain the
President, Congress, or any Of the ri.
ratical crew that have control Of this
Government. won't do anything that
can, in any way, be interpreted as sup
porting this war;"