The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03

crats.
We have eo&atst
ments in order ths
see the difference b
Gratis and Buttern
calling itself Demo
loyal. Let the ft
determine. Condi
better than uncond
Although there is n man
in Office that | did not help
plt there. and although IN
81 human probability
would not cast a vote fol
hiIa t9-morrow, YET in this
grcsl contest Z acknowl-
edge him--uot the head o.
u party, but ~ the head o.
the GoyernUsnt, as the
Executive oliiccr Of the ma.
tou. And, like a soldier
in the RANKS, | hold il &
ba my duty n obey him
my commanding officer il
all things, without qnes,
boning his policy in this
great contest. 4" y Q ;"
Politicians may talk as
they please; there are.blu
two issues: one IL to &c
knowledge the Southern
Confederacy, and the Othei
il submission on theii
part to the demands OF the
Government. You may
examine Rll the PROPOSE.
tons you can find, and you
can come 10 no other con
clnsion than this.
No party ever made Op.
POSITION 70 a war that was
not rent in twain and tori
70 pieces thereby; and yol
cannot blot the record ont
you may try it lOi II viii
stick 70 You. The old to
RES Of The revolution
they are all gone nos, b,r
their records remain, an(
the o1ldnl belonging !,
them attaches even t
their descendants. - JoiI'
BAOUqu.
"a once dissolved Union
y surrendered govern
ment, cannot I've recl1inlc'
This is au evil which cNn
not he repaired, and whicl
wa must avert, aud c1l
nhybc drertCi by lppo lin.
the GorerRmeai, i,re1dlriiesso .
r,poiicJ, relying upon m,
people through the ballot
hoy, 70 put all things u
rights III, j. JgwErr.
Liherty Of speech is on'
thing, Liberty uftfea.Nn Il
another. The liberty o
speech Ia sacred hat thii
does not include the righ
70 act aa q spy, and CON
vey intelli igence to the on
ctny which may dcstro,
thoaSan1s uf liyes OF OH
soldiers, cniangcr our ar
my, aud leopard the CO
Istenao Of Government.
Who has objected 10 III,
frcost possible discussion
Freedom Of speech doe
notcOrier the right to &
before an enemy aud Stinl
ulate ntltiny and disobc
d;enre, and reoommen
desertion. ltdoeS not jus
tfy anything which, I
tlmo Of war, Is calslllntcl
aud Intended t0 weaker
the military arm of thl
GoycTnmcdt.
"A lawyer who .Gnnno
discriminate between civ
law and martial law, shoul,
he treated for simplicit,
on the brain. (Shouts Q
anplllse and lnughtcE)-
The functions Of mnrtiq
Inv, and the authority llT
on which II rests, wcr
freely stated by me Ia,
Fall In q spcoch made :
the Cooper Institute.
IS n dangerous power, bt
It's abscnrc wonld he NOR
. dangerous. II rs liable !
abuse, but no war can b
conducted without ties
especially such n war q
this. .'
Ifthcso men arc not pur
ished at Judgment, II NJ
here, ! shall 10 mistaken
For men who assist /
this rebellion, II not exc
cutcd and damned etcrna
" hereafter, hemp will los
IT'S value, and hell will fol
ielt it, charter for mist
ser. (ureat cheering.)
Men may call themsclvc
Democrats, hut IL doc
not make them Democrat
The first principle Of d.
mocrary II, according
Jackson, "the Union mn
and shall bo preserved,
applMlsol and there
where | stand Tonight
must aud shall bo prese
we'd, no matter from VIII
quarter the assaults mG
como. -DAsIEL q. DlcKIl
SOS.