Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Some Good Lesters from the Army,


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Some oood r.ertera from the Armv.
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tErrsc,s ftom letter ffoa Lieut. N N. Fowler, Of the
iS'h oaoy"L lazy, dated rshsi'efna Tents 'uly i'u'l
II think from what you say In Your letter
that we will rot quarrel sbout the policy to
be pursued BY the Administration. Before
the war IthoIght | had enough to do to
sttend to ny own business and not NEEDLE
with slaveryS but uow, % We are W war
Nth the siaptdexncy ofthe United Statess
say tnrnthe aisses loose; sever the chain
Of boudsges saa use It in re-uniting the
chain which bae And must hereafter hold
the North apA 9hth from separating.
"n appesfS ea cottopEEowers are
sboutt 10 proyy s4uf0 = 6uf Northern dema-
Rght. Oh, they VIII only weaken our army
and then tho white soldiers will desert BY
the thousands If the negro is armed. I
wonder Il the uiessr fought any in South
Carolins, at Milliken's Bend snd Helena2
| do MT think it took many white soldiers
we have fewer desertions now than. we had
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Abe, and turn them, loose, and collect them
in squads and i give them guns -
By SO dong ,the consu,nmation Of this war
will more speedily approsch u.s. 70
"Methinks can look through the misty
Union banner, and when freedom of speech,
freedom Of the ptess, and freedom to wor.
ship Con can be given 10 and said OF all
,,no, (.o.. tho ..o.. n..H Al. MI -
Lakes, and Rpm the Atlantic to the Pacific
ocean Yes, I tbinkthe capture of VicKs.
BURG, with thirty thousand rets., and thirty
fully skedsddhns Hpn, TENNESSEE. have
opposition which have 30 much darkenod
emies SO much courage, and thus protracted
lion. But there will be time Of reckoning,
against such men rs Vallaudigham and his
am sorry ! have any relatiyes who are
setting against the cause OF the UNION, for
! am, resolved to stick to the Union cause
though every friend should forsake me- =
But, ttank GOD, tbss' 10 not the case. /
ne'S V"y "iothos ny" iu Sue siWy VINO ~ ns
true to the cause OF the Union as . mother
70 her child: Another. whose body is'now
sleeping in the cold, dark ground, whostatsd
70 me 10 letter that ne was perfectly willing
to gave ms posr life for the Union. Poor
fellow! his Tate was hard one. but he has
,eft a name behind him that will be ever an
honor to his friends. Ethink have three
prothers at nome that are true, sHd i know
one sister, tor she SAD 10 letter, in speak
ing OF her hysosnd' "fsm sorry am not
man, TOO 80 could nyht for the Union.
,frobably hsye said too much about
political matters already; but few words
more. You say you expect to elect brough
governor oy IRON nifty to one hundred thous
ana majority; Bully for thatl But you
must know that the soldiers from Ohio ex.
peet to help DO that We expect the vote
tne soldlers from Ohio to be for Broueh,
Df9,t9h' bRovaE, from beginning to end
anu hq. propgh, failandighsm' Nallandig
PAM nrong9, ithink We wili 90 the whole
hos, tAli ana alLt aVl'po ait li.aa nsa .
lExuae, rom ls,tsr fromwm Duvsl Co. r, Sad Ohio
| OF -. dated June asd, 1893 ~ b
u think Gen. Burnside has done tn,
most righteous act Of his life in arresting
trying and sending to his rebel friends th,
traitor vallandigham., see the Copper
heads have Nominated him for (tOyurnOr. -