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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
For the CrOakers.

Suppose the rebels held Ohio. as we do
Tennessee: Iowa and Wisconsin, as we do
Missouri and Arkansas; Massachusetts
with Boston, as We do Louisiana with
New Orleans; the shores Of Connecticut. as
we do that Of North Carolina; the coast o {
New Jersey rs we do that of South Caro-
lima: and besides Boston the harbors Of
Philadelphia, Newport and Portsmouth.
as we do those Of Norfolk. Pensacola and
Savannah; suppose them furthermore to
have command of the Mississippi up to.
ST. Louis, as we have Of it down TO Mem
phis. and to he laying siege to Pittsburgh
a. we are to vicksburg: suppose them to
have nearly five hundred vessels. including
more than dozen Monitors AID other
iron. clads, and to be bloekading the whole
of oar coast. anil preparing with immense
strength to attack New York and Portland.
as we are preparing o attack Charlest on
and MOBILIZE; suppose them to have an ar
my half larger than our own lowering up
on every exposed point upon our contract
ed lines; that we by CONSUMPTION had drag
ged into the army every, able bodied man.
and they bad not begun to draft; suppose
that by unrestricted commerce with all
parts of the world they were able to supply
themselves readily with all the comforts
and luxuries Of which the rigid blockade
was depriving us; suppose. all this-and
we have but family represented the disad.
vanrsges under which they labor in the
contest-what, we pray. would be the state
of mind Of these wretched men who load
the air and make day aud night alike hid.
sous with their winnings and rcroakings?
Would not their knees smitc with fear and
their voices fail them? = .a8 '.''..'. ?
The condition in which we have. for IL
lustration imagined ourselves. is really not
SO bad as that IN which the rebels are to-
day. And yet craven hearted men arc
lOuHl WnO LSii u> i2t6t We AiAsS So ~
that it is no use to push on; that we must
confess that we are xhippci. and must
tamely succumb And such men are
not ashamed to walk ABOUT the streets
and Z call themselves American, citi-
zens. descendants OF Revolutionary heroes!
What descent, indeed! Away with the
folly. or worse than folly. that, they talk.
See the brave work that has been done al.
ready See our gathering hosts hanging
like clouds Of destruction over Charleston
and vicksbarg. and just about to give their
terrible blows and have new courage
Cherish faith nsistent at least with OBJ
vioas facts. you cannot attain to one al
together worthy ofths founders Of the Re-
public.L-Providenee Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09


al Eg Solon Robinson, through the New
york Tribune Fensws his recommends
ton Of . tea made from the ba TX OF the
gum tree for tbsnrs OF diarrhea 10 asouth-
erni climate. 1.-The tree grows in all the
Southwestern States. upon moist land. or
near streams. sometimes to two feet IN di7
ametsr.. The color Of the bark is some
what like white oak, striatsd. ronsb, with
ross like oak. , The twies and leaves are
shaped like tbose- Of the maple. and al
Old trees bear an sbundsncs Of sssd balls.
three -fourths Of an inch dismeter, rough.
With honey comb like calls. .opsn on the
sdfface. These balls lie thickly under the
trees in winter. The Young trees have
CURIOUS appearance, The twigs are ,orna,,
m<uted with = sort ofexcraasnes like fakes
,pfdsy .spongy b4rks which sdksrsto the
twigs sdgwiss. 1hrtrsss. whsd sus. sxsds
. white gum, pleasantly aromatic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09


The New Albany Ledger gives its party
hint that it would do well to take. Open
support of the rebellion is not profitable.
and the X. G. C.'s who lead the move
ment. will yet Prove. the. mill stone that
will drown Democracy past all all recov
cry. - u ,g4asL taasa assft ,.-sias p
The telegraph informs us tina, the Rhode
Island Election has resulted in the choice
of the whole Republican union" ticket.
that party electing their Governor. both
members Of Congress. and the State Legis-
lature. BY this result the Democrats lose
a member Of Congress. thus increasing the
chances of the Administration party hav-
ing majority in the next House. We
are not greatly astonished at this result. =
Two years ago. and again last year. the
Democrats and conservatives carried Rhode
Island by decisive msjoritics on q plat
form Of snppressing the rebellion and
maintaing the Constitution intact. This
year tie cry was ''pedee, peace! without
seeming to care much how peace was to be
brought about. so it was done. The re-
suit is seen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09

re- The recent military order concern
ing the sale of ammunition refers to whole
sale and retail dealers throughout the
States Of Ohio. Indiana aud Illinois. No
one can lawfully sell without military
hermit a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09

Governor Morton. notwithstanding the
refusal Of the Copperhead majority of the
last Legislature to make the necessary sp-
propriations. unless their reasonable and
unconstitutional measures were first pass
ed. will have plenty Of money to carry on
the State Government until the people can
slset . more loyal Assembly. In addi-
tion to the s25. 900 advanced the Govern
or by the counties Of Marion and Tippe-
canoe. be has recently procured 800. 900
from the United States Treasury. in part
payment Of money due the State for am
munition manufactured at the Arsenal.
which he proposes to use to carry on the
State Government, TO keep the Blind and
Insane and Deaf in their pleasant homes.
instead of sending them backnto become .
charge upon their counties or burshen to
their families; to keep the Courts open.
. that suitors may not suffer the immense
losses that would follow suspension; to
keep the convicts in the Pcnitentiary; to
provide for our sick and wounded soldiers,
and to move on all the machinery Of Gov
eminent smoothly; and the prospect that
no disorder or danger is to follow the de-
feat Of the Appropriation bills. which the
Coppsrheads took SO much pains to declare
they never would pass il they couldn't
pass their secession measures first. has
driven the leaders wild, and they have al
ready commenced bowling about the nm
constitutionality and illegaliiy Of the Gov
{ efnors proposed course. but they may
howl as loud and as long IS they please.
No body will regard them. Governcr
Morton viii use the money for the purpo-
ses abore specified. and the people will
sustain him ~es- ~ - t1.e'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
Good News from st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. April I. 1868.
The official majority for c. /. FiIley.
Radical Emancipation candidate for May
or. will exceed 600. The Radicals have
elected seven out of ten Aldermen. and
their entire city ticket. This is q glorious
endorsement of the Presidents Proclama-
ton. in spite of Conservative Republicans
and Copperheads. 3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
EE we are reliably informed that

T We are reliably informed that @.
II. Reeve. in speech he made last Satur-
day night. in lCorbin's Hall. after arguing
and proving to his own salts faction, doubt
less. that the new conscript law was un-
constitutional. advised his bearers, if they
believed it to DO unconstitutional, to re-
sist it.--resist it unto death. Ii the man
is not demented be must be counting mar
tyrdom. or. as friend suggests, wishes
to gst his friends into . tad scrape so
that be can make money ont of them by
defending them. ae'sedoigIs =
81 Not long since this same gentle man re-
marked to a few persons who were talking
together on the street, that he expected
to be arrested soon by some of Lincoln
minions. "Now." he went on to say. Il
don't ask my friends to interfere in any
way in my behalf. in case am arrested.
but should any OF my friends be arrested
l will call upon the Democrats to help me
capture ten Of the most prominent aboh-
tionists in the place. and hold them as
hostages for bis immediate and safe return,
and in case the demand for his Immediate
release is not complied with. hang up
every abolition son Of a b-h of them"
Can a man who talks that way be sane?
Is We hope MIR. Reeves party friends will
continue to put him forward as their
champion. Such an ultra aud uareasona-
ble-not to say ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. lie
is must certainly, very soon disgust the
sensible. moderate and loyal portion of the
party. As to his being arrested be may
qniet his fears. il he has any. of being in
generated in Fort Warren. unless his own
friends take him there to get rid of him.
We think there is infinitely more danger
Of his being sent to the Insane Asylum
than to Fort Warren. .f, ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09


81 ~ Parties in high official position at
Washington say that three weeks ego.
Secretary Seward sent ont dispatch to
the British Government. announcing tho
dissemination Of the Administration to re-
gard the sailing OF Smother vessel like the
Alabama from British ports, for similar
purposss. as an unfriendly act. That is.
4 cause for war. Those familiar with the
E corrsspondenes :tonchipg the sailing Of the
,dAlabana. inst published in the English
Blue Book. and more recent correspond
dencs IN regard to other vessels nov build
ing in England. say that il is conducted
ssno Earl RusselRs side with acrimonY, and
IN la.susgs indieutine dsSins TO bring on
var. HsrSfsss oar GSsernnent u fhs
hl laws. Is 2psroTidins The sole rsmedy for put
: alleged grievances i IS thonght here
= hat our futors' ceusss inothss matter de-
y psnds largely on'ths rssslt Of Gen. Hum
ssr's South Csroli1a e.npAign. It can.
not Be denied. aovsvsr. thai danger Of
mott serious eonplies,iqns wi.h England
i thoushs BY some Of our leading men, to
be daily increasing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
From IndiaazoJiIs.

The election on Monday in the Indian
apolis precinct. resulted in the election of
the Union ticket by 1925 majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
ex- Tho Lsban,u M.,, .avs the b.

E% Tho Lebanon MAJ says the But
ternnts. undertook to kill a Union man in
Ferry Township, . few nights aSo,-a MIR,
Williams. They sneaked up to the house
after dark and attempted to shoot him
through crack. but failed. He seized hi
gun and ran out. Jus. as he got outside
the door two heavy loads Of shot struck the
HOUSE, above his head He then ran be
hind the chimney. anil quite a number o.
balls We . fred. but none hit him. II
seems there Wee from report. thirty OF
forty. . sarIii. 8 - F .iiI 1870 .Foa 7isii
This 10 the liberty the Government is
taking from the Democrats, and it raises
quite ahowl3-ths liberty TO shoot men a,
hsms. by THOSE too cowardly to fight in
the open day. lg = -a gaids F1e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09

r TT The Coppetheads of Tippecanoe
township. we are credibly informed not
only threatened but actually attempted to
Ipulld an American flag. on Monday
last. which had been hoistsl by the Onion
men near Ike place Of voting. and At one
time a collision between the Copperheads
and Union men appeared imminent. but
fnslIy qniet WAS srestored.i The principal
objecsion urged by the Ooppesissads against
the Gag remaining up was. that they had to
pass under It to vote. which they swore "a
first they would not do, but, had to at last
Such is the effect of the trsitorons spesches
OF Reeve UorbiD, Packard and others.
The Union majority of the township was
increased several votes, in consequences Of
fhi. dssmuOpssr.tion Of dislike to the old
! flag on she part ai he CeppeTlFads. On
Sfishsuar was s.sntti6g reundavith & but.
lternut attached tosome part OF hi'trsitor'
Qua carcase. He finally ran against 4,s'
ltsrnsd .voluntser who denounced him as I
,eovsrdly traitor. meansr than any dow1
South. He listened msskly to what the
soldier had 10 say. without ssntuting t.
Reply in any Wy. snd looking Iikshs had
. stolen sheep on bis back.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
Indiana Roll Of Honor.

The Legislature of this State at its re-
cent session passed Joint Res tuition ma
king it the duty Of the State Librarian to
campilea complete lat Of Iniiana Sol
,liers. the time establishment. their service.
deaths and much other valuable and inter
e,ting information IN the. subject. The
work is to be called '.7he Indiana Roll OF
Honor" and is by the resolution to he
placed in the State Library. Rev. Mr.
Stevenson, the Librarian. and who is one
OF the most competent men in the State
for such a work. has concluded to extend
the work and to print it in book form
IN order to render it as interesting as pos
sibie, Mr. stevenson has published the fol:
lowing card. which, with the above expla-
nations. will speak for itself:
To THE FcHxns on THE TSnayAj SotpvFps
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09

s EE A discharged soldier by the name
Of Paine. became slightly Intoxicated last
Monday afternoon, and shouted for JEFF
Davis. after, boastihg of his, Democracy.
A ,msn who claims to- he Democrat re-
marked to him that he was not one of his
kind Of Democrats. We thought. what is
the difference? You both vote together Tor
men who hare from the commencement OF
the war done every thing in theirpower to
embarrass the Federal Government. and
thus aided and comforted JEFF. &c
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09

@ The result of the elections in Rhode
Islend ana Copnscticut has caused : terri
BE crash in Copperhead stocks They
may be quoted nov the same Is Confede.
rate notss,-4O0 per cent discount. The
gain of one Congressman in Connection,
secures. beyond doubt, an Administra.
tion majority in the next House.
The defeat Of the Copporhealsc in Gu,
cinnatf and st. Louis. by such overwhsl.
ming majorities. also'exercises depress.
ing influence on the snakey bonds. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09

EE The statement in Mr.. A. d. Hat
fields celebrated letter. which we publish
ed last week. that Nichols and the Rhodes
had turned copPerhsads, We are informed,
IS not true. We did net think it was
All, :. 1t1G p 1ffW - 1@-l fft9
when We read ~. - = 80. !. 81. : :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
o THE FRIENDS OF THE INDIANA SOLDIERS
TxprAsAroLts, March %. 1868.


In reply to numerous inquiries, l desire
to state that | will i,e pleased to receive
short and truthful statements respecting
the valor anil gaIanlry Of any one of our
officers and men who have so conducted
themselves as to deserve and merit special
notice In the preparation Of the work in
which am now engaged. my determine
ton Is TO avoid frtion and adhere to fact.
A large portion of the profits will be ap.
propriatet to the children and widows of
our brave soldiers who have fallen in I'c-
fence Of our National Government. Per-
sons. familiar with incidents Of special in
terest connected with our patriotic, dead
and who are desirou< Of perpetuating their
memory, are requested to furnish me with
such inailents at their earliest conyeniepce.
DAVID STEVENSON,
r., - -. State L!brarin.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09


HEXDoUARrEas ARMY OF THE PoroMAc.
Thursday. Aril 2.
= Pursuant to the instructions Of the War
Department. there will be a general muster
of all the troops of this army on the 10Th
inst. Muster rolls must be Immediately
sent. to the Adjutant General for the use
of the Provost Marshal in making drafts
pill up the regiments. De-. to, the stan:
aaf'T sIel-s : = AIS. 8 seiii'R !
"DEPAnTupE OF Rebel. PnIsosEns The
rebel prisohrrs at Camp Motion, $50 in
number, having been ordered to be ex.
changed. were marched down TO Gen.
CartIhStcn'- Headquarters abont clock
yesterday afternoon. under a guard Of sol-
diers Of the list Indiana. Most of them
were captured At Murfreesboro. All ap-
peared to be in good health. with the ex-
ception Of about thirty wounded. These
latter. with but few exceptions. rode in
ambulances or wagons. Some whose
wounds were but slight limpsd along with
canes. and marched with the 'footr5en.a
After waiting AZ General Headquarters for
: while. they we're marched to the Depot.
to await the arrival OF the Central Rail.
fway train. upon which they left about
osclock in the evening. They are in Charge
Of Lieut.. Col. Matson. Of the list Indians.
| and. 90 to Fortress Monroe. and from
i there to City Point. on the James River.
~hsrs the sxckangslwilI b effected Ind
Journal, April 7.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
ARBITRARY AnnEsr.-one day last wee

ARBITRARY ARREsT.-One day last week
lad Is or 16 years of age was arrested
and deprived of his liberty for 20 or 80
minutes by leading Democrat of this
place, without any legal authority whatev-
er for so doing. as we stand-no com.
plant or affidavit having been fled against
him. or warrant issued bv any magistrate
for his arrest. The lad was driving an OK
team along the street and accidentally ran
sgains. buggy belonging to man in the
country. damaging it slightly. This was
all the offence he was charged with. The
man who arrested him in disregard Of all
law and in violation Of the Con s,itution OF
the United States. had no more interest in
the buggy than we had. If some of the
lads friends we're to bring a suit against
him for false imprisonment or assault and
battery, it nigh, be beneficial to the Off
cions teaching him to mind
his own business in future The owner OF
the vehicle was competent. we believe. to
attend to his own interest in the matter.
We expect the Democrat to rebuke his
copperhead friend in the severest terms for
this wanton and wicked outrage upon the
rights and privileges of citizen. He is a
poor and defenceless boy. it is true. but
his liberty is as dear to him as though he
were treason ,spouter. and bis constitu.
tional rights as sacred as Southern rcb-
els with arms in his hands de6eing the au-
thority Of he Government and numbering
loyal citizens who have been sent to en-
force the G Constitution and lsws.Ifgs4sy :
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