The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08
PEACE.

PEACE
Except army spectators and office seek
mo politicians, lour-fifths OF the American
people, both north and south, desire i'm
med ate peace. The experiment Of sulja
gi'ion has been thoroughly tested, and
new that the administration openly avows
TIA; il las 10 intention or desire to restore
me ..Uaion as it was" has proclaimed
tn.t il shall not be res ored as it was, but
that here shall b. a separation or a Union
.i;ho It slavery: the people, by an over
wheIm'ay mi ,rity cry out "stop TIE
~ar
Sinc.. treac.larous knaves-wickcd poll
t.citni-have perverted the war from It's
). ..,imate purpcs-, AMI now desire TO use
oar mn AMI money t. carry out an UNJUST
an npraa,ioie political scheme, desire 70
impose ;ne horrors of civil war, the brad
sni,, of camp the dangers of butte, the
burden OF excessive tax ,tion upon Us, and
give Us n promise OF return FER these
:;.crific-s W. say return our brave sons
who went forth to Il sht for OH Old I'M
ion. not to:a new one such as abe it'oniSts
nav ~ee ii to make TO rs: relieve lis of our
tsxn.on ina; i. bearing US to the earth,
aud which We have cheeriiliy endured for
oar eoantry. and government which you
declare i, destroyed ,
Tl- ptopI. nov demand, in thunder
iop,s Of nigh and power, tones that must
- hesr5 that must be ob,yed- or their
..i-..ie ii-n, servants must beware of he
,r..~q uc,s-rc tore the mon, observe
tn Laws and preserve intact the consii-
;u.ion, or cea e tbs war at once.
No more blood and no more treasure for
aboIt.on.:m. This cry will soon BE- cauaht
up by our outraged sol .ery. and tEen il
viii be irresi,tab!e Let our servants b.
warned in time l. t hem learn to fear
the strength Of the people. The Lion
siumhtrins. is neverile'e,s Lion
TIE ArRiC y. "A Jout one column Of
editorial is devoted by the editor of the
II g. Repa5t'con in his last weeks issue.
to ;he,"lrcs American ci!iz n, Of African
de,ceu,' IL lakes up. and argues fully,
powerfully aad :rarfuliy, The Ossood case,
and demonstrates clearly that becarsc o.
goo wanted ego he was, in justice and
humanity. entitled t" have one.
We might have :omc charity for this
man Q good if necessity had prompted
him to .iD!ite tie Law; but it was nothing
of the kin !: it WAS philanthropy
philanthropy ardent. but unwiac AT
lection for the colpred 'man and brother,
that pro 5'it him to grief. Negroes, he
thought had a RICH! to live i'll Marshall
County the same as white people, and he
mad. the experiment, and for lime il
prosperel 50 well that three or four OF his
n-ghbprs. who believe in the intrinsic su-
p-rioritv Of Africaiover America. resolved
th4t lhey would have, each, a dear. delight
fl AYR II his own: and completed tie
a.f.ug m>nt, by which they We're to be
m..ie happy. and we were Oh the point of
being bes ,ed with 'colored population.
bat alas, for the best laid plans OF mice
anI men, the Law. the disregarded aud
despised Law. va, still green in the menu
ory of few of our citizens. ana the bright
hopes were blasted.
The 81; joe Register aud Laporte Tn
ion nuke mention Of the flung OF OSgood,
Just make IN account of il Is they would a
marJtr ease. wondering. doubtless, at the
ilhImanity OF Plymouth. We're sorry,
but will say plainly. we want none of theil
negroes and tgW hare none. We but speak
IT. voice Of twO-thrls Of the citizens of
the county when say that negroes cannot
seliI- here When they come contrary to
law they will D. d;alt with immediately,
whea they come. under any circumstances
tney vii have To ''avocate. This Is no
good ponL for colinlzaton.
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