The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03
rae Dlgsseuee Rs,peshs sUnIon Men and
thsss who Call ThsmssIres Demo

the following senti-
eur readers may
tween loyal Demo
Its. That @ction
ratio, claims to be
lowing sentiments
ionalloyaltyis is little
tional disloyalty:
| had rather myright arm
we're plucked from its
socket and east into
eternal birmingham with
my convictions, to have
thus dchled my soul with
the guilt Of moralperjnry.
VALLANDIaHAM in his last
speech in Congress on
refusing TO vote supplies
for the Army.
"We arc for peace be-
cause the war has failed. -
"Ncw England was the
cause of secession. ~
Fernando Wool.
al am astoniShPd at
the quiet resistance Of.
the people Of this coun.
y."--Ryndcrs.
Liberty or death,
seems to have lost its
force. IIrhoped Demo
Gratis woul | resist this
military dcspotism. -.
tCrics Of "wc will," eve
will," "wn aro ready
now" 1".l-D
lkncw the words that
are spoken m tlnos like
these arc spoken at q
mans own peril, and
thus defiant and fearless,
/ say that the Souih can
nerer be e0Hqve'ei. Tire
mendo's appldusc.l
The g'iesfi0n is not nbOuf
Ne i,depep,ic1ce Df The
South, Southern I scmsn
rW idte care of hni. .--
:" That's so" Laugh.
teri The question is
about thc liberty Of the
p"-plo Of the NORTH
Thttsit,"l The 1ucs.
tim is whether the Fed.
cirl power, defeated and
hurled hnck by the hre-
men Of the South, is'not
going TO try whetherihty
might not make an easier
conquest by putting their
yoke on ynnr ncclSs. --
Voices " Never."1 |
tell yOuit IL not l,y shou.
ting never" II ia not by
chcrring and grooming /;
Il Is by the determined
viii of froemcn born, who
are ready TO say that they
will die now Il necessary
--tapplausc - that they
will die sooner than Yield.
Your way 10 organize ds
f'eemeH is 10 orgdnite IN
UOur Wards. II yonr
Ward is too large organ
ize in companies by tens
and hundreds. Thcn o.
Jnnize regiments and son'i
10 your GorornOr and ask
hin JDr commissions.
II is written in tho
Constitution Of tho y. e.;
II Is written in the Con.
sti'ution of the state--
that the people shnll have
the right to keep and
hear arms for tho de-
ienss for themselVe,
and MOI Of ths Union---but
n HE State. tTremen-
dous aprlause.1 ftis the
right oftlie militin, not Of
the regular army-it Is
the right ofour ourselves
MS milltiamcn to keep and
10 bear drrns. I" Hear,
hear, bravo."l Dwu hare
NOT got them, Get them and
prepare HonrSelUcs OrfierLi,
and firmly 10 presorre m.
dor HoIr gallant 0nd TOr.
nv GOuernor tho Hbeftie.
Qf his state aud MS nd
tton. fGrcat applause,
j. \. McMAsTEas At tho
Vallandigham meeting
in New York.
"If | were n ciiizon nj
Virginia, I would burn
every blade ofgrasH, aud
run the nation In rcseT,
yoirs ofblood sooner thnr
come back into the I'm,
ion under these degra.
ding laws. -RIcHARb u
MERRIcK at tho Demo.
cratic State Convention N
Indianapolis.
He would cxhort Mr.
Lincoln m the question
Of war when he (Pugh
had the liberty to discuss
war or peace. Ilo wOnl,
express his opinions un
dor the rights guaranteed
TO him by the Constitn
ton, even at tho haznr,
Of his life. lIo beggc'
the Democracy 10 thinl
Of this. Itwas the quos
ton of the day and hour
not TO 80 home and thinl
orcrops aud workshops
and put It OH II ough
; 10 in their henrts aver,
; hour; II ought 10 be thci
business from now unit
the second Tuesday a
! October. What wcr,
their prosperity m,
wealth worth to thcm-
whit tho safety of jl,ci
wives and children, an,
everything dear to thom
II they worc liable nj tn
dead hour of night b
} have their doors broke.
, open, and, In tn" pres
} cnce ofwitc and chil Ircr
, he dragged 10 u mock tri
\ bunnl and tried. tGrea
, cheers. Don't holla,nn
. repent tomorrow.
= was easy for them 10 hoI
; N without responsibility
Say what You mean m.
I stick toit. Let each ma.
! take counsel ot his owO
: heart, nnd come Ia III
3 resolution that this thin.
: must bc stopped pcareO
! hly II possible, but stol,
, ped II niud he II the
. did that II would ho .tor
. ped, Don't talk about |.
Do u anl maintain h 4
NIL hazards. Somehud
: must meet the issue. 81
: Grn. u, rrGll NJ the Den
. ocrntic State ConvontiO
, nj Columbus.
. " wdr must come,
. must he on Northern, m
y moi southern SOIL. W
n shall leave our wiyo. m
!, children mud our agr
n at home, nndachlcyc Il.
= tnumph1 worthy Of a.
!. cause. "- IsTF pAyI
o Fob, nth, 1851.
i II the people clc'
= Abraham Lincoln to mo
/, row, ~ ! expect they vii
! he shall he the last Pre-
i ldent they will ever ole.
!. In the United States ="
II Gro. II. PudH ut DnytC
n the evening before Il
It last Presidential clcctio