The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-17

loyal Demo-
uts. That faction
cratic, claims to be
'l!owing sentiments
onalloyalty is little
itional disloyalty:
] had rather myright arm
were plucked from it,
soc ke t and cast into
eternal burning than with
my convictions 10 have
thus dchled my soul with
the guilt Of moralperiiuy,
NALLASDIGHAMin his last
speech in Congreos On
refusing 10 vote supplies
for the Army.
ave ore for pcecc bc-
cause tho war has fl'led. "
"New England was the
cause of secession. -
Fernando Wood.
Il Nln Gstpnishe1 at
tho quiet resistance O.
the people Of this oouu-
try, H--Rynders.
"'Libertv or death,
seems to have lost its
force, lIehopad Demo-
Gratis wVul resist this
IN l.tary dAspotism."-
[Cr.cs of "wo VIII" "wc
v H. I've arc ready
roW," 6c.l-lb
Il;nnw the wnrls that
arc spokon in tim97 Ike
these arc spoken az =
mans own rerl. and
thus defiant and fearless,
] say that he SOyib rrj,
AGrs be eoaqpn ci. fTre-
mandous applirSe
The gics'iOn /, nOf n5ogf
me- iiicneqienrd If me
South, !SO4ihora f..men
nm ta,s cpa of hut
" That. So. ." Laugh.
tori The question i
about tho liberty of tho
people Of the North
|" Thnt'sit."l Tho nues.
ton is whelhcr the Fol.
eral power, defeated and
hurled bacl: hy the free.
men Of the South, i3nut
going 10 Try whether tlnv
might not mako Mn easier
conquest by putting then
yoke on yDir norlss.--
Voices =" Nevor."l !
tell youltis not by sf9u.
TING "neycr,' It Il not hy
cheering and groaning
II is by the determined
wtll of trncmen born. who
~" ready 10 say that they
VIII die now II ncccsgary
--tappl tuse - that thol
viii die sooner than yield.
Your way to 0rglaizs u
tesiRGn Is 10 O,qcrisG il,
Boar Wards. If your
Wnrd If too large organ-
lle In rompaIioa by tens
ana hundreds. Thc,, ~
gnake regiments AMI senI
IN Y0p GOternOr ard ask
h.t. & s -.
10 is writtcu ~ thc
Constitution Of thcU =.
II is written in the Con.
stitutlon Of the state
that the peollO shall have
tha right to kc.o and
bear anus for thn dc.
fon se for thclnsclvc,
nnl MT Of The Lni1a- bnd
gf The State. lTrcucu
dous applause. Itis the
right Of the militia, not Of
tho regular army-.t ls
tho right ofOllr ourselves
ms mllitli,mcn to keep aud
To boar arms, " Hear,
hear, brayo,'l Hmu bn,s
not got them, get them ant
prcFafc UO'TselucS o i'ig
api drmly N pvc'e,ro nm.
dGrp0Hr gdiidnf ddd WO q.
nv Gopernor NE iheriie5
N This state and his Hd.
tion. Gircat applause. --
J A, MCMisrEils Mt tho
Nnllandighan meeting
IN New York.
"If | were n citizen of
Virginia, | would burn
every blade ofgrass, and
run the nation IN resor.
yoirs ofbloo1 sooner thnn
come buck into the I'm.
ION under these drgrn.
ding laws. RiciAUD u.
MgRaicK nj tho Demo-
cratic state Convention at
indianapolis.
Ho would oyhort Mr..
Lincoln on tho question
OF war when hn (pugh)
had the lihcrtyto TO discuss
war or peace. lie would
express his opinions nm.
dcrtllc rights guaranteed
to him by the Constitu.
ton, even vt tho hazard
Of his life. lie begged
the Democracy to think
Of this. ltwns the qiies.
ton Of the day and hour;
of crops and workshops,
nnd pnt II oil, II ought
To I'LL their hearts ovcry
hour; thought to be- their
business from now until
tho second Tuesday Of
October. What were
their prosperity and
wealth worth to them
wives aud children, mud
everything dcnr Ia them.
u they were liable ni the
dead hour ot night to
have their doors broken
open, md, IN the pres
'ncc Of wife ond children,
be dragged tunmork tri.
bllnnl and tried, ltirroi
repent Tomorrow. II
was easy for them 10 hol.
W without responsibility,
say what yon mean and
stuck tot. Let onch man
take counsel or hts own
hthrt and como Ia the
resolution that this thing
must hc stopped prnrru.
hly II possible, hut stop.
ped II must he. II they
dld That Il wouldhc stop
ped, Don't talk nboIIt II.
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