The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-24

IRISH an example of thai sqFeedom and ffater-
nifty" which so many unhappy northern spin
.s-ttffsiHterely regard asf4hez onH hsaHs5of
compromising the present nnfortunate distine-
.tions of color.
atYou shouldIby an means pass a, resolution
IN favor Of giving such rebel. farms. and town
lots as are not needed for our colored breths
rem to, our Christion friends OF the North who
desire. to, five among their colored friends par
t~ieulasly to that numerous and: sfesPecfabiee
class who think that both races will besjmE
proved BY a cross of the AnglosSaxonguponl
the pure Guinea. "Whcn this cruel war is
over" how our psalm singing brethren from
the church of the Puritans would enjoy a
Confederate farm upon the Big Black Tied.
River, the Arkansas or Pontchartraih When,
the rebels are disarmed how meek and IoRiys
docile and penitent, they will bedwhile beholt
ding our northern brothers. occupyitheir man
sions, and illustrating the beauties s0f Gen..
Banks apprentice system ! With what i'm
puaitv- Gem Butler weald1Fiee froma(sis- PLAN
tation on Moon bake t~QShjsLranche on Deer
Greek Then would be made manifest the
absufdity Of those eopPsfheSd scroakefs Who
fcolishfy insist that, while military power can
put down a rebellion, moral power alone can
eradicate It's consequences and keep 1t down.
1t is true, they cite the examFleof Xepdee;,
which, in area, is only about the fortieth part
of France " There, we admit, the Tpeasaptr9
believed their religion was endangered, and
history records that they defeated six or sew
en- of the best appointed armies which the
French Republic, in that warlikcf age, could
hurl against theme It is4alse rtrues that after
wards, when Carnot was made Miuisterof War,
he quieted the people by assuring them that
they should be undisturbed in their. religious
faith. These mischievous faultinders, to give,
further force to their insidious assault upon one
President, point also to Poland, in
the fires of rebellion are ever burning,
but they forget that the Gar of all the Rus;
is in. all respects inferior to our model
President, and is wholly ignorant of the true
means of a~uietine a disaffected ~people.bdL5
occurred to the aforesaid Car that, to-
squclch a rebsllion ~efectually, the cause must
be removed. Had he studied the history of
retelliors in this country, he would have dis
that we always ascertained the cause,
the evil, the sin, which gave a pretextfto the
For example +: During the admin
of General Washington q r
ton of the people of Pennsylvania got
~ q rebellion Eabsut whiskey. It4a was
crushed out by "coerciop = but the sagacious
statesmen of that day determined to strike at
the cause. The result is that the people of
noble Commonwealth have ever since
esche ed whisky and turned their attention
to. contracts. 3 Nothing is now known in that
Safe of whisky and, though Mr. buchanan
used to recite some ira litionary stories of"old
ryeY to the junior members of his Cabinet, it is
we'll known chat the sight Of a bottle of pure
Monon gahela was as repu'sive to his nature as
water to a mad dog. subsequently, while
Gen. jackson was President, the people of
Sou.hs Carolina Icyol cd at taxation, because
some demagogue called it high tariff, and as-I
serted that the monster ssstole money from
heir unconscious pockets" The rebellion,
however, was .ssubjugated1 by the military
power of the government, anddthe cause
.axatioa4o eruse abolished MOI tax gath
.rers have been known sir e in South Carolina
At a later day, during the adtniListration of
Juhn Tylsrs of The firm of aTippecanoe ard
Ever ston,i ss3nc sunwashedl democrats i'll
Rhode ISLAND fomented a grand insuIrection
The s~oyereigttJ Of that larGe aud
State The army and navy OF tn
United States, by a hearfy'oeoioperation with
belnloya4ists Of that day, s5on ovcrthrewt the
Insurgents. Their Provisional Governor,
w. Dorr,s IS captured, denied the
of at,beliigerent :, andiseut to the PEN
Tertiary. The democratic pnrty-the cause
abolished, as all subsequent elections
laye shown, throughout the United States,
luce when no spcck of rebellion has BEEN
Known within the vast limits of that loyal
State. The rebellion Ia Utah, which occurred
Turing tie reign Of the old public fnnctionary,
5 too recent to. be forgotten The cause Is
loubtle s fresh in the mind of every aged
maiden lady; in the loyal States. The re-
instincts of our people would not
olerats a monopoly in Heavens "lastA best
,ift to man." Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston
yas sent to Utah with instructions to conquer
conjugal spirit of Bri- ham. The Mormon
var erded gloriously to our arms The cause
vas removed. fIlarems are now unknown
Imong tbs Latter-Day Saints, and Brigham,
ike some lone bird without a mate, "~refuse
o be comforted." In Europe, prdtracted and
a lguinary civil wars lave often resulted from
Lffereuces of opinion in regard to the true
node of constituting the Bible, and especially
oncerning the operations ofsthe Holy Ghost
hey have failed to abolish the one or deny
he other. The result is that few countries IN
europe maintain the quiet which usually pre-
uils" along the Rappahann1ck. ,a 55F
1t should not be Overlooked that our people
Fere very ignorant or they would never have
cen deceived by the reasonable enemies North
nd South, of our noble President. 1t was
a'srly charged that he ana his party friends
id not desire to suppress the rebellion with
ut fr,t subvcrting the; rights of the States.
reeing all the slaves aud eleyaingszthem toll
~olitical equality with the whites s0ur peo
lie being,Sof course, very ignorant, blieyed-aH1
hese false, ~scandalous and malicious stated
rents and among the resolutions you viii
dept at your mceting there. should be one
his Excel!eucy, ronr most approved.
resident, for the efectl al means Ire has adop-
ed to give strength and moralepower to the
Jnion men and women of the South, while at
he same time he has shown how wickedly
and libelous were the allegations Of south
IN traitors and northern copperheads that he
Intended TO use the army and navy. to abolish
avery. The Union II en- of the South will
yer gratefully cherish the name and memory
E one who. by a scrupulous' reg .rd of his
and OTHER pledges, and his manly ad
crence to The Chicago platforms, has vindi-I
ated the truth of all the pledges which from
me to time we made in his behalf; and the