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EMANCIPATION.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22

editor Wesley Bailey Esq, Of the Re-
public: DEBORAH, Ed and called the
sheet the Boston Eraanc;pator. TheT
constructed an underground Rail Road
and all being in readiness, they com
menced to put their theory into prac'
tice by stealing negroes in the South
and running them across the country
TO Canada, and that soo, in violation Of
a plain law made for the purpose Of
perpetuating,rhe unity Of these States.
At that time however they claimed
to be, and we're disunionists, they Pc
titioned Congress to devise some means
for its dissolution, and John Q. Adams
presented and argued their petition for
them, in order that pure and holy New
England might clear her garments Of
the awful curse that was resting upon
the nation. But Congress disregarded
and cast aside their petitions and treat.
ed them as prayers Of traitors and mig
ger thieves: and they ''being highly
incensed,'se themselves more dilllgent.
ly to their regular business until they
finally got certain church organizations
interested in the good work, and in
some instances, used the church edifces
as repositories for stolen negroes. Con-
gress seeing this state Of things, and
knowing what the result would be, i'll
1850 remoddled the fugitive slave law,
with view to give it sufficient strength
to resist the efforts of the abolit,onists
to destroy the government, but: 10 and
behold the result !!
Thinking reader, where do you sup.
pose these unionists were to be found
then, on the side Of law; or opposed to
the execution of it. As an answer I
need only point to the print Of their
boot heels upon every political stump
or 4th of July stage in Northern Iowa,
as proof of their attempts to make tho
people believe they we're not bound to
obey so unjust law, yea they even
went so far as to counsel the people t,
resist the execution Of law if they
thought it unjust.
c.. NJ. MUNSON,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
SEVERE RETORT.

At the Clayton County Democratic
convention some woolly head inquired
why democrats did not denounce JEFF
Davis. ]. L. Stoncman Esq retorted
upon him IN this manner.
'That Democrats were fighting jeff
Davis at the South with bayonets and
bullets, and Abolitionlsts at the North
with facts and arguments. That Alb
olitionists were trying to batter down
the bulwarks Of rebellion IS Joshua did
the walls of Jericho, by blowing rams
horns, and were attempting to destroy
rebels as Sampson did the Philistines,
with the jaw bone of Asses, and that as
Abolitionists we're skilful in that kind
of strategy it was proper they should
i.ht with their chosen weapons, each
in his OWL way. That Democrats pro-
posed to dull the edge of the secession
half of the shears with bayonets, and
the Abolition half with reasoning and
denunciation
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22

Maj Gen. A. E. Burnside has prov
en- himself one of the military men for
the purposes Of this administration. -
Although he committed terrible blum
der at Fredericksburg, resulting in the
useless sacrifice Of some 10000 as
brave men as ever marched to battle,
he has retrieved the deep and damning
disgrace lin the eyes of the ad.ninistra.
ton by the capture Of Dayton Ohio ;
without the loss of a single man. The
brill'ancy of Don Qaixot's exploit with
the wind mills. sinks into contemplate
insignifcancc compared with this bril-
liant stroke of modern warfare. Dayton
will now prob bly, be the base for
strategic operations against Chicago
and Dubuque, and Burnside the very
man to conduct the expedition.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
DON'T DARE TO BE PUT ON TRIAL.

One of the specifications made a
gainst Mr.. Vallandigham, in his late
military trial, was this:
"That he did at Mt. Vernon declare
that propositions by which the South.
ern States could be won back and the
South be guaranteed their rights under
the constitution had been rejected the
day before the late battle of Fredericks-
burg by Lincoln and his minions.;
When testimony was being taken up.
on this specification of the charge Mr..
VaIlandigham applied for a subpoena
for Fernando Wood, of New York, by
whom he expected to prove its truth
ness.-7He Judge Advocate refus
ed to Grant 1t. saying that he aoould
aOaire that point, ,0hich he did By
striking 1t from the specifications.
The Administration does not dare te
leta certain document in possession Of
Fernando Wood be seen, and rather
than have Wood in position to make
it public, it relinquishes one of its most
vital charges against Vallandigham
whom it doubtless desires to crush
Mr.. Lincoln, we repeat. does not dare
to let the truth of the matter be Eno,1n
OF this there is plenty Of evidence.
Herald.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22

words of criticism of the public policy
of the public servants ofthe people, by
which policy it was alleged that the
welfare of the country was not promot-
ell. 1t was an appeal to the people to
change that policy, not by force, but by
free elections and the ballot-box. 1t is
not pretended that counseled disobe
dience to the constitution or resistance
to the laws or lawful authority. I
never have.
"Beyond this protest, I have nothing
further to submit.
C.L VALLAND1aHAM."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
BURNsID CRIER NO. So.
Headquarters DEPT Of Ohio.
G.. NJ. MUNSON,
Cincinnati, April 13. 1856:

Cincinnati, April 13. 1868.
General Order No. 38.)
The Commanding General publishes,
for the information of all concerned,
that hereafter all persons found within
our lines who commit acts for the bene-
fit of the enemies of our country, Will
bo tried as spies or traitors, and if con-
victed, will suffer death. This order
includes the following ella IS Of persons:
Carriers Of seer ct mails.
Writers Of letters sent by secret
mails.
Secret recruiting officers within tho
lines.
Persons who have entered into an a.
greement to pass our lines Cor the pur-
pose ofjoining the rebels.
Persons found cyRcealed within our
lines belonging to the enemy, and in
fact all persons found improperly within
our lines who would give private infor-
nation to the enemy.
All persons within our lines who har.
Dor, protect, conceal, feed, clothe, or in
any way aid the enemies Of our country.
The habit of declaring sympathies
for the enemy will no longer be tolera-
ted in this department. Persons COM
mitting such oHeases will be at once ar
rested, with view Of being tried as a.
bove stated, or sent beyond our lines in
to the lines of their friends.
1t must be distinctly understood that
treason. expressed or implied, will not
be tolerated in this Department..
All officers and soldiers are
strictly charged with the execution Of
this order.
BY command Of
Officially Maj. Gen. BrRNs,DE.
Lewis Richmond, Asst Adjt Gen. 81
D. R. Larned, Capt. and A. A. G..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
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snccial notices, loaded, will be charged q
he rate of Ss for every ten lines, for one ina
ion.
Positively no variance from the above
rates.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRAT.
&c CONVENTION.


Pursuant to call the Democrats of
Howard cou .ty met in Convention at
New Oregon on the 18th of May 1863.
for the purpose of electing delegates to
the Democratic State Convention to be
held at Des Moins on the 9Th day OF
July 1868.
On motion -Thos. II. Powers was
elected President of the Convention
and Jay White Secretary. Delegates
from the several towns presented their
credentials.
On motion w. R. Mead, Thos. H.
Powers and II. A. Goodrich were elect
ed delegates to attend the coming Dem
ocratic State convention, with full pow
ers of substitution, the delegates in at.
tendarce being vested with pnwcr to
cast the entire vote of the county in
convention.
On notion the following resolution
was unanimously adopted.
RESOLVED, That we are in favor Of
an effectual and constitutional suppress.
sion of the rebellion, respectfully sug,
gesting to our delegates, that they ad
vocate in this crisis, only the mainten
ance of the Union under the constitu-
ton, and the enforcement of the laws.
Resolved, that the proceedings OF
this Convention be published in the
New Oregon PLAIN DEALER.
On motion Convention adjourned.
JAY WHITE, THos. II. Powers
Secretary Chairman,