The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-24
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4 question til wisdom Of our ind efafigable Pres-
] ilent. If you have any such in Memphis you
should at once dcnounce them as il sympathy
] with the rebels; you should send them 10
tsleir friends sdown South or to the Dry Tor
{ tug2s, which - understood BY many to be
place where eseryDody Is tortured With thirst
tor r. rlne wAlsk y, and net drop can pc obtain
Ted. no good Union man viii complain Of the
sondgcss sos pi ,ne dss wise men who direct our pub
i ne an an Flrs. n ASney should be taught 70 remem-
per Ina. sc0"aulAYa M q nl9gnatum was iormeriy
nigh crim sifS = a nest nsinous offence nov
- ana notthlng saves such copper -coiofeg
wretches put tne CHRISTIAN chafity of eur most
tious fresioent. ,cs.x
Is lAAttyo Al your, pfoposeo meetin yen sncuia 50 ~
ran sc matte5s as 70 SECURE "a llst ct AL WHO
liio a,eeho 9s on'is g FenaerI suitable apo,
osy, and yQg snouid aaoPt resolutions q f8e
npSs sing A'lpw me 70 suggest s1sf
contractors and once holders, particularly
kuggsst 9ne Cooper, who , has r-ce9tiy been rp
polntese assesssr l0r ne large Ileh, ana PoRnr
ious aisTlct sol Wess a ennessee. he Nne
orisinaily from Nsw Z ork. True, ne Was ney-s
u IN v est tennessee g1ill fent IRON rms elty
90 ms oncsal l s1 errao 1putihe no aoupt knoH3
Y !,'ai'ior snG .lue saalo y lne eSous 9no
ena.lSiS, ANUS a9a .oi emep1S, @e.,a 3c5 e!
People1le !, never Knew, ana country ~ Hnion
=. Il =. 7 IL4 y. IL = I L d. 4 ~ e. @r,Ll
30 s sna. uoups nv = s- .'t
pnlsl Jn.l .nan asy sa,ta gss - ~ LJ ~
brosh or fathers, OF the thousands a sols
diefs ,,s Thoi peio-e me 20 q iast SePtembeE
nav sns Z =,
N.Y. Let the committee INITIATE the Loyal
leagues OF Baltimore, and resolve that you
no. ohiy ail ing PrsseHs piss nnu PSI
! riotlc administration has done, but tnat you
VIII sustain ana uphoid u IN everything itmay
\ l.,.- Il IL,
nsrcatisr Eaor Let sie coip'nistee . mas e1
elaborate re OFT aceomPamea WITH resoiunons
depounoing a. VINO un1 iauit win OUT =, NO.
y; + + 70 " instance ne
N9nSress ein . looSl passen z law to eoaf7
6seate The property OF certain lebels- ThGt
Congress, though very wise body, did not
possess as much aggregated wisdom as our
great and good President. In proof Of this
we need but refer to the fact that the Con-
gress aforesaid provided that. under this Law
trial should preccde conviction, and forfsitnra;
and that guilt should be pro en-, and not pre-
suincd. Worse still, it offered an amnesty 10
rcpeutAnt rebol; it merc;fully gave thrm si,f7
ny days in which to accept it; and provided,
further, that our most nobl3 President p ight
suspend for q period the operation of this Law
as our arinics advanced soufhward, SO as to az
ford all an opportunity to accept pardon
Worse still, this law actually applied 10 no one
lbs:t the rebels. And IL il astonishing that il
annied to them e yervwbere. North As wen a
South-in Spripr6eld. Illinois. as we'll =
Sprinefeld. Tcnnessee. But. worse still. 4
did mt affect fhe riohts or n opertv Of Union
men. women. and children. or Iusatics. in auy
section of the country That Conarns6 s,
strange ms il NAV seem. did not perceive thak
the way to end the rebellion and restore ai7se-
fiunate relations between the sections was -
place the Union men,, women, children, nna
the insane upon = perfect footing of equality
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