The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-01

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What YOu Swallow when you Vote tho
sO-Cnlled Democratic Ticket, and the.
Way the Leaders OF the CoppcrheRd
Democracy "SuppOrt the Government"
To show what doctrines men pro-
fess, endorse and encourage, when they
vote the false Democratic, or Copper
head Ticket, wo select few specimen
sentences from Copperhead authori-
ties:
No honest man can read them with
out shame that such doctrine can be
professed in America.
Negro Slavery is the foundation of
liberty and the essence of Democracy"
-Nel0 York Day Book.
There never has been anything call
cd for by the South, and there nerer
can be, that would not willingly con
sent to."-Speech Of State Senator CLARK
Of Wisconsin, March, 1862.
"HiStory ciU relate that zee (the
North) manufactured the conflict, forced
it to hot-bed precocity, nourshed and
invited it."-DetrOt Free Press, April
16, 1862.
"Wo tell them (Congress) that a
CromCeU a6U arise in their midst be-
fore they progress too far, who will
bring their heads to the block without
delay or mercy. Free Press, March "a.
81 say to you, my constituents, that
as your representative, / will NEVER
vote ONE MAN, ONE DOLLAR, or
lONE GUN to the administration of
Abraham Lincoln to make war upon
the South. I'D. W. Voorhees,, M: c.
7th District Hd., Ap. 1861.
"The Democracy will yet teach Abe
Lincoln and his co-usurpers that the
way Of the transgressor is not easy. p
Hon A. G. Dodge, Of IOwG. g.
''This is q DAMNED ABOLITION
| WAR. WE BELLEFg that Abra-
ham Lincoln is as much of n TRAITOR
las Jef Dauis. Ashland (Oio) Dem.
| Unioh, -. 't y
"The President and his cabinet wero
never worthy Of the confidence of the
nation. The Democratic party should
nerer hare giCen its assent to the appeal
to the S,cord Gtterthe affair at Fort Sum
ter. "-Detrojt Free Press. r'
"Tho Ashland Uniony Democratic
organ, speaking of our soldiers, calls
them HIRED .HESSLANS going to
the sunny Southern soil to BUTCHER
By wbolesdle, not foreigners bm GOOD
MEN, as exemplary Christians as any
ofour men.
Referring to our soldiers, it says:
at (tho ADMINISTRATOR has put
arms in the hands of OUI,LA rs,
THIEVES, 4MURDERERS, and
TRAITORS"
"The Democratic Press, Taylorvillc,
ILL.,, speaking of the Republican party
and the army, says:
"In power less than a year it has
spent millions of the peoples money,
and Fire hundred thousand men are en-
ploycd to STEAL NEGROES from
their SOUTHERN MAS1'ERS,"
'If the North and South are ever
f reunited, we predict that it will be
when the confederate States NORTH
shall ADOPT the nelU constitution, Col
jeff. Davis or some thing very neal
: like it. There's good time coming
, boys. - Van Buren, Co. Press, at Pau
PdU.
"Why this expenditure gilmore blood
and treasure in hopeless enterprise
why blame men for being TRAITORS.
We cannot sec why,"--Detroit Free
: Press.
"Thcre, sir, ia the DAMNABLF
ABOLITIONIST who administers the
Government. The people ought tc
} RISE UP AND BY PHYSICAL
=. FORCE, HURL HIN from the chai
. Of the Government. In the eyes of Goo
: and men, the people would be justified
a THEY SHOULD do it; and | will
90 with them. "-Judge Pratt's Speecl
in the Michigan Legislature, Feb. u
a 1863
" Geo. w. Peck, of Ohio, in u speecl
before tho Lansing Democratic Asso
J.. citation, March 1863, said:
J You Black Republicans begun thi
: war. You have carried it on for TIVE
: years. You have sent your HE'LL
= Hounds down South to, dovastate tn
: country-,and what have you done
i, Ycu have not conquered the South
0 You neper can conquer them. Ant
/ why? Because they are our brethren.
"John II. George, Of N, H., Demo
cratic nominee for Congress, declared
al won't do anything to sustain tn
President, Congress, or any of tn
= pirdticdl cre,p that have control of thi
- government / won't do anything
= that can, in any way be interpreted a
= supporting this war"
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