The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08

same in substance with those ofBen Wood,
Vallandigham and their ,traitorous sconfed-
crates. ,,,s,a ,u.: .g..,g,.a i 4,....s..s ...s
They were the same used by the ,Feder-
alists and Blue Light Tories Of New Eng
land in opposition to the Administration Of
President Madison, during. the war with
England ofl812. When the war had lasted
about as long as the present war with the
rebels. they organized, held conventions and
adopted Language Of menace, insult, false
hood and abuse against President Madison
and his administration very similar to the
utterance Of the late Vallandigham Conven.
TONS. Their organs published about the
same style Of literature, as the Cincinnati
Enquirer, Chicago lime., Dubuque AeraM,
&C.. The Federal Repu6lican Of November
7th, 1914, declared that " Nj. Madison can
not complete his term Of service If the war
continues. On or before the 9TH Of July, if
James Madison is not out Of Office, new
form Of Government will b in operation in
the Eastern section of. the Union.'' An
address to James Madison published May
1914, and widely circulated throughout New
England and New York. gave the following
warnings and advice to, the Democratic
Chief Magistrate ""You have carried your
expressions to tho utmost stretch. We will
no longer submit. Restore the Constitution
to its purity. Make . just and honorable
peace. Unless you comply with these just
demands without delay, 7we will withdraw
from the Union, scatter to the winds the
bonds Of tyranny, and transmit to posterity
the liberty purchased by, the Revolution"
They were for tho Constitution and the
Union in the, Same style that the Peace
Traitors Of this day profess to be. They
wanted to restore the Constitution to its
purity, by surrendering it to the enemy and
to save the Union by cutting off its head.
In the Massachusetts, Legislature, MI.
Law, of Ly .uan, on tho 5th Of October, 1914,
proposed re solution that committee be
appointed to confer with all the New Eng
land States !; to repair to Washington and
personally make known to the President the
general opinion Of the New England States
as to the present aear and the manner in eohic|1
| it has 1een conducted, and to inform him that
he must either resign his Office or remove
those ministers who have. by their no farious
plans, ruined the nation" The Senate Of
the same State declared that "the var ,pas
founded in falsehold, declared uttbout necessi-
| ty, and that its real object Was to aid the
tyrant Of Europe (Naroleon) in bis view Of
aggrandizement.'' ..'~u .ts-..-..... .sss..,;,..
The Boston continfl, OF, December II,
1874, proposed treaty Of commerce with
the enemy. To the objection that this would
b to violate the Constitution and sever the
Union. the Oontinel replied Are they
not both. virtually destroyed. o. in what
stage of existence would they b should we
declare ) neutrality o. even Withhold taxes
and men Z? The same paper. September
1o:h. 1914. asks : What .hall q. .do,to b
saved !? One thing only The people must
rise in their majesty, protect III smsslves,
.ad .eonpe: their unworthy .arvants = to obsy
their viii = .s.ss zsssts.,.s .ssssss#
The Boston Gazette Of April Il, 1914
asked "Yill Fedenlists Subscribe to the
loan Impossible. ADy Fsdsralist tyho
lends money 70 ths Gorernment must go
and. shake handssw With James Madison. and
claim fellowship with Felix Grandy .'',,s.s.ss /,
Take and compare copy, Asy number
|of the Dubuqoe Herald. or .ny platform q
/. Peace meeting or speech of Peace Dsmorr
|erat u this day. viii furnish : eoppists
,lcountsrpart of The nyiag md doips1 of The
Pace Ts.itors 4 1900 asd lsl4. Bsk -
traitors o. this day ne lar mors guilty ~
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'psstsri.y, ihas apy tzsisers q sslk - II.
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