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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
Glorious Triumph,

Near 700. Major'tyiiFthe' County
Vinlon stands firm for the Consti
tuition, the Union, Law and order
Such was the issue fairly made by the
Democracy on last Monday. The re
solutions published in this paper proves
the fact that we go Squarely before thu
people. Hence the result Of the town
ship elections, is a fair expression
and repudiatiOn OF the policy OF the
Administrator.
MCARTHUE,-For the first time or
a political issue, elects Democratic
Mayor, this WAS an unexpected re.
sult to US, the vote was Mayor s. G.
Case, Dem. maj 1. j. g. Gibson Ro
corder Rep 4, F. Shades Tr. Rep. s
George Johnston Rep, Marshal 4
i. Grimes St. Com'r Dem. /, Coun
Gil R,p. CIV. UlIcm, 4, B. QuicG 3
l.. Srragu., 8, W. +. FELTON, 2, Ii
Payue 2.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
For the Democrat.
Eagle Up. Meeting.
March 2Sth 1863

MR. EDITOR. Pursuant to pub
lie notice the Democratic and Ovnser
vativo Electors, Of Eagle township,
Vinton county, met at the usual place
Of holding Elections on Saturday, the
2Sth inst. ut o'clock Z NJ.
The meeting was organized by ap
pointing GRAFTON ANDERSON chair'n
aud NATHAN DIXON Soc'y. On mo.
tion Of O. Z. CLARK ESqr., a commit.
tee OF three was appointed by the chair
to draft resolutions expressive Ot the
cause of this meeting. The follow.
ing committee was appointed. to Wit
10. p. CLARK, j. Wilkinson and
Jno. IRWIN, who reported the follow
lug resolutions which was unanimous.
ly adopted.
WHEREAS. The fact that virtue and
morality is necessary spring of free
governments seems to be fogotten
and the administration seems to have
lost sight OF the fact that governments
are instituted ir the people, aid praC
ticed on the assumption that the peo
pie are subordinate TO the government
ReSoLve9. Therefore that We the
Democrats and Conservative electors
of Eagle township, are firmly and un.
alterably devoted to the Union Of the
States aud our free institutions, and
hold it to be the duty of all 1rue pat.
riots to maintain them in proper and
constitutional mode, that the theory ol
all good governments is based upon
the assumption that wrongs are to be
redIessed by peacable means as far as
possible.
| ResOlaed. That while we denounce
the doctrine ofsecession as unwarran.
tod by the Consultation and liberty oi
the PEOPLE, we denounce and condemn
the fragrant usurpation Of power, O
the Administration, and the encroach'
tnents Of Abolitionism Of the civil
rights Of American citizens, under the
plea of a military necessity.
Rrsolved. That freedom Of speech
and Of the press are positively guaren.
teed by the Consultation, which in
strnmeDt we intend to sapport and up
EhoId ihviolate i'll its every part, agains
any party or persons north and south
and in SO doing we intend to keep al
FOUR lawful and Constitutional obliga
I!iors, that we may not be guilty o
fpracticiDg ourselves, what we so utter
lily condemn in others.
Resolved. That we are utterly op
posed to the resources Of our. nationa
Treasury being exhausted in feeding
and clothing hundreds OF thousands o
Lconntrabands, Tor in the language o
1.-THE Administration "Free American
of African deceot,'') while hundred
of our brave soldiers have not received
one cent Of pay for months, and thei
wives and families who depend OIL
them fur subsistence arc suffering eve
Try priyatior, at the same time tina
'ISAMDo is living fat and full from u,
public crib.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
For Che Democrat.
b ISichland Democratic Meeting
Allensvills March asth 1862

Allensville March 2sth 1863,
Mr.. EDFroR.-The Democracy Of
Richland Township met pursuant to
previous appointment, in AlIensville
in mass meeting 10 take into consider
alton the present condition ofour coun-
try, and the impending crisis. The
meeting was called to order by ii
LYLE. Z. X. Huston was chosen
Chairman, and osEPH WALLACB Sec.
retary.
Tbs meeting wss addressed by
Es9r. s. Daby, and II. Lyle, in very
appropriate aud patriotic speeches,
portraying the evils OF the present ad,
ministration in carrying out this ruin
Gus and diabolies.l was, for the mock
freedom OF southern negroes and sub
iuga;ion OF the whites. The spe, ell
es were listened to with much atten-
t:or,. and were heartily endorsed by al
present.
Tie following resolutions drafted
previous to the meeting by DR.. IL. 9
MOORE, Z. r. llUsToN and JOHN BELL
were submitted and unanimously
adopted.
Besolysd. That the Democracy o
old Richland are now as they eve
have been true tO the Union; Out ar
utterly opposed to all violations OF th'
Constitution, and that it is an inhe
rent and Constitutional right OF rb'
people, guaranteed to them by tha
heretofore sacled instrument, to as
sen.Lle in a peaceful and lawful man
ner to discuss all measures OF thei
Government and to approve or disap
prove as their be stjudgement seeneIl
right.
ResOlred. That we look upon thC
conscription act, setting aside as i
does, orr State Constitution placing
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09

ELK TIN this Township we
have an Increased majority over last
faH aud is the secoud time that she
gave a Democratic maj since 54.-
We elect the entire ticket by majnri
tics Eem 39to 46, the strict party vote
is probably Dem. lTS, Rep. lSS, fol
Justice VIM. Gold Lem. had IL ma
ority. Well done for Elk.
RIcHLAND TP.-The Democracy
have q large increased maj, rauging
lroin 100 to IT'S. Jno. Bell aud l.,
A. Atwood, both stegling m!u and
nrm Democrats were elected JUS
ticcs. Three cheers tor Richland.
MADISON TB.-Lu this township
oSr tlieBds elected every thing by al
Increased IN j m2 but for . sets o.
Democratic eand!dahs, would have
Skauked the AbOlitionist proper, there
was no Rep ticket in the field. W
D. Anderson, was elected Justice by
80 maj. Mr.. Anderson will makt
good Justice. Bully for Madison.
CLINToE TP. From this township
We have certIin retrEns, that tlIt
nntcrTified Of Clinton have elected eve
rything by maj, from ll5 to 120
this is large increase. Hurrah foj
Clinton,
JACEs N TT. This township w
arc told has a large gain on our maj
ority, and elects everything.
EAGLE IT, Has elected Thoma
SlagIe and jackson Wilkinson, Dem
one by maj, Of 1 and the other with
out opposition, and Dem. TIP. iicke
Uy maj Ql about HI. Bully Tor Ia
gle
uLRBIsoN TP, Elects the Demo
cratic ticket by an increase vote owe
last fall OF 81 votes her maj, this yea
being about 70. Nine cheers fos ual
rison.
VIsroN, KNOX AND WMEsvIL',E
have all elected the Democrat ticke
by a large increased vote.
SWAN Tp, has gave the Rep, abou
40 maj, she Hsaally goes from so t
100. Brown Tp. we have not hear(
from, ii she is Democratic, Of whicl
VIC have no doubt, we carry over,
township in the county but Swau.-
Glory enough, as it is an indorSemen
of the Constitution as it is, and tn,
IIninn aa II yvua
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
GOV. OF Ohio under Arrest.

Onlast Friday, Gov. Tod was ar
rested by the Shtf. Of Fairfield Co. to
answer an Indictmont, against the Gov
for Kidnapping DR.. Olds last fall
Gov. Toe applied to GhoIson Supreme
Court Judge, for writ of Aabtas cor.
pus, and was discharged on bail, fol
lis appearance at Lancaster he1' June
Term of the Court OF Common Pleas
All right enforce the Laws. Let the
law protect, and let the law punish
the high the low, tire rich and poor
Tie law is no rcspecter Of persons
We hope every officer in the Stat'
aud Union, will see that The Laws bC
iai bully executed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09

DIR. ROback'S Scandinavian Remedies.
Arc you sick, no matter what organ is Affect
ed, depend upon il the Ji0Od, which is the food
and sustenace efevecy organ, is full OF corrup-
ton My Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier, brcaI up the source of disease ia the
fluids ofths body. They purge and purify the
elements OF the blood. Hence their quick and
complete cures in dyspepsia, scroFulR, cruptions
pilcsr low fsvers, debility, rheumatism, head
ache, want Of sexual vigor, etc.. et:. These
remedies ire astonishing the whole medical
world. See advertisement
March 10Th 1884 -Av
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09

ToLEDo.-DOrr Democrat elected
by 200 majority gain.
DAYTON. For the first time in many
years, the home Of VaIlaudigham, on
the square issues Of Democracy, has
elected the Mayor and entire Demo.
cratic ticket, Maj j., from 100 to $50
Last fall it was $50 Abolition, again
Of about 300, there is a gain in the
county Of 800, since last fall. Bully
for Copperheads.
HAMILTON o. has gain, Ler Dem
ocratic maj is over 250.
CINCINNATI gave the Abolition 10
90, cause millions of GreeDbacks
Government contracts and illega
votes.
CONNECTICUT. Governmental in
fIuence bogus Greenback Democrats
&C., has beat US il. Connecticut abou)
2000. The Democracy there fought d
noble battle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
3olBllglg AelglQ&

DIED-On the 28rh of March, 1868 at
9:l5 o'clock, A. NJ, LEMUEL q. BROWN.
aged SO years, 3 months and 20 days.
DIED-On the a9th Of March, 1863, at
9l2 o'clock, P. NJ, ANNA Brown, consort
ol above named l. g. BROWN, Oged 81
years, 3 months and 81 days.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
SPttial N0tites

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN JIAVING
been restored whealth in few days after un-
dorgo. ng all tho usual routine and Irregular cx-
lensiv9 modes oftreatment thout success, con
siders 1t his sacred duty to communicate TO his
afflicted fellow creatures the means ofcure.-
Hence, on the receipt ofan addressed envelope +,
he will send (free) Il copy of tho prescription
used. Direct TO b. JoHE NJ. DAGSALL, 1876 Ful-
ton Street Brooklyn, New York.
March, May, July Sep, Nov, Jan, Tyr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
DISEASEs OF THE NERVOUS. SEM
~ lNAIn IRLNARY AND SENEAL

. ID TNS-h0W And r0liabTo treRtlnent-in,
ltepOrtsof tho HOW YARD ASSOCl ATOM
sont by mail In sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge. Address, DR.. j, SKlLlIS HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, No 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
March, 9th 1868 8,-l-yr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09

tE- CHE CONSTITUTION AS " is.
THE UNION AS II WAS, THr NEGRO
WHERE HE Is, md the enforcement
of the Laws against all Officers who
have usurped Authority, rs well rs the
People who Commit Breaches OF the
law.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09

rHURSDAV - APKrL ., 1868.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
A NE w IDEA!

We ask no one to send US their money till they
know what Gift they will get. We simpI Iy ask
we will let you know by return mail what Gift
you are entitled to, and you can do as you please
about sending for it. We offer the most extra
ordinary Inducements to agents, and will send
full particulars by private circnlar. Our Gifts
on N average can be sold for the money inves-
ted, while the Loeket and Pictures will prove
most magnificent present to an absent friend.
Write your Post Office, County and State dis
tinetly. Address
A. W. HALL & CO.,
Cor. Third Piue Streets, 81 Louis, Mo.
April 9th lss3-sw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD I
10000 Agents XVantcdi

ooiuIers u NE Army Ladies at home
Gentlemen everywhere, Can make from
Five 20 Ten Dollars per day
(See private Circular.)
B We will send by mail one OF our FINE
GUILD DOUBLE LOCKETS for Five Dol
lars. Will insert in each Locket two pictures
ofany favorite Generals free OF charge and
will send with each Locket a splendid Gift,
worth from Que Dollar up to One hundred
Dollars, from Gold Ring upto Hunting
Cuse Eurlish Gold Watch
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
FOX PRESIDENT IN 1854,
HORhTI0 SEYMOUR,

or NEW YORK,
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
National Convention,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
e. A. BRETON, s:: EnLToR.
McARTIIUR, OHIO

" WHITE MEN SHALL RULE AMERICA.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
AboIItIon PatrIoIIsm,

The Washington special correspondent
of the Cincinnati GaIsts rays;
Since the late reduction in their pay,
many Of the Chaplsins of Ohio Regiments
have resigned and others are about to do
So"
This proves what we have all the while
been telling the people. 1t is not the in
terest these Chaplsins have in the spiritu-
al welfare of the soldiers that induced
them to 90 into the army as chaplains,
but the pay which they Were to receive
Tor it.. AS soon'as their pay is reduced,
their patriotism grows cold, and they
throw up their commissions and return
home, leaving the soldiers to go to the
devil OF not, as they please. In our opin-
ion the soldier, and the government, are
both bensfted-byethe designations of the
Chapleins. But this shows the extent Of
their loyslty-it is measured by pecunisry
gain, the same as officers and contractors.
Religion had nothing to do withit.
And the same course would be pursued
by officers in the army. Reduce their pay
one half, and how many Of them would
remain9 Reduce it to the same as the
pay of privates, and not one Of the shoul-
der-strap gentlemen in a hundred would
remain in the army through excessive"
patriotism. We should like 10 see it
tried.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
war IL the stronghold Of Dis
unlOnIsls,

The Administration Abolition press OF
the North seem to have adopted their dis
union co-laborer at the South, the Rich
mond Enquirer, as a sort of ".Vade me-
cum" and, as il to show that disunion is
inevitable in consequence of the war itself,
they quote an article from that sheet in
which occurs the following paragraph;
But we beg pardon We believe in ghosts
"a hundred thousand ghosts would rise to
shrek into our ears their e1ecration against
this immeasurable inlamy a hundred thous.
and more ghostlys will be made before it
comes to pass. Perhaps, after all, Mr. Barks-
dale's resolutions, if adopted, may do some
good by bringing into clearer light the utter
delusiveness of this hope Of peace from the
Northwest, aud by causiuga deliberate dis.
cussion Of the whole affair, cannot but end in
making the idea of reconstruction odious and
despicable now and henceforth and forever. y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
An Honest COnEesStOD---Dis-
union their Object.

A cotemporary invokes the attention of
all honest Republicans, and we know
there are many such) to an extract from
speech recently delivered in New York by
the Hon. Mr.. RAYMOND, late Lieutenant
Governor of the State of New York, now,
and for many years editor of the New
York Tines, which, if possible, exceeds the
Tribune in its abuse of the Democratic
party, and the PRONUNCIATION of treason.
RAYMoND's is high in favor with the Ad
minstration, and is its recognized organ
in New York. Mr.. RAYMosD candidly
acknowledges that the Administration is
cor1pletely "played out" and their
"ONLY HOPE" is to KEEP ON THE WAR
TILL THE UNION Is THOROUGHLY SPLIT UPl"
Honest Republicans and weakened Dem
ocrats this is the kind Of UNIoN League
you are invited to join. he also admits
that if the Union is not "split up so thor
oughly that it can never be united again it
will damn every man concerned IN the
war" Remember this is Republican tes-
timOny. My countrymen will you longer
hesitate to join us in demanding peace?
The following is the extract
I'VE are about played out as party
We have played the Maine Law, a good
enough Morgan for the time being-but it is
played out, and so Abolitionism Is PLAYEp
OCT 1t may last Lincoln's time out, but il
we hold on till then, there lie not one of ut
living that will ever get into public life again
WEED Is wisely getting out Of the acrape
GREELEY Ia fool enough TO hold on. Tn,
ONLY HOPE there is for any Of us. is TO EEEl
ON THE WAR until the Union is so THOROUGHLY
SILT Up, that it can never be got togethe
again A reunion with the South on ASI
terms isdeath to ell this generation. But, a
any rate, the taxes, which the people hav,
not begun to feel; the debt and the conscrip
ton, not yet begun, but TO come, WILL
DAMN EVERY MAN CONCERNED II
LEVYING THEM"
\ ..loo,a oo,,r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
The Morning star OF DemOC.
racy.

1t has been said that WIcKLIFFE was
the Morning Star of the Reformation" :"
with no less truth it may be asserted that
MILToN was the Morning Star Of De-
mocracy. In one of those fine bursts of
eloquence for which he was so celebrated
in his own day, he tells the people of Eng
land in his discourse called the Aycopga-
tiea. "give me the liberty to know, to ut
ter and to argue freely. according to con-
science. above all liberties Thus more
than two centuries ago. the blind patriot
Of the reformation discovered the corner
stone of liberty-,treedOm Of speech ana
freedom Of the press.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
Niger in the Churches.

The Journal admits that the Third
Street Presbyterian Sunday School did
purchase and circulate copies Of that sheet
among the children of the School last
Sabbath. This is only another evidence
of the fact that the churches have become
thoroughly abplitionised. No wonder
they are on the decline SO rapidly. Abo-
litionism blights and corrupts everything
with which it comes in contact. L. will
run its course ere lorg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21

Next Tuesday is the day the philoso-
pher of the New York Tribune has Set for
the rebellion to be put down. or peace to
be made at any cost or sacrifice. The re-
belliOn is not put down, and what does
Massa GRsHLy propose to do? The eoun-
Try will Anxiously await the scheme Of
the TTi5Gas man. for making peace, and
the pries at which he proposes to secure
II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
.i, MALTBY CO.'S OYSTERS
AT THE OLD PRIC ES.
PAYNE g. HATFIELD,

NO. 900 THIhD STREET., DAYTON, OHIO,
A RE daily receiving Maltby & Co.'s Oysters, direct
IA from Baitimore--the best quality IN the market
wnich they now able to aell at the Old PRICES,
Notwithstanding the rise in price in the East
No. One, Select, and Double Select, are warranted
superior to any others brought west Try then, and
prove it,
They also keep constantly on hand the best articles
10 be found in the Confectionery line, such as---
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Rasins,
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, dreen aud Dried
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits Fine CT
gars, Tobaccos of different brands and all ar
ticles in season. Ii
They keep the best stock to be had, and they sell
as low Us the lowest. For the best Oysters, aud all
articles in the Confectionery line, callat
-H.... PAYNE HATFIELD,
deald4w 900 Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
Correcting as SANDER.

The Journal this morning is forced to
take back its slauder upon Mr.. GEoRoE
Jackson, worthy citizen of Dayton, now
in Louisiana That sheet is so addicted
to lying that it is almost impossible for it
to tell the truth. except under compnlsion.
Fortunately for the reputation of our city
and county the animus Of the reptile is
well understood
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
sublime Impudence.

The Journal has the sublime impudence
to claim that it has the "largest circula-
ton in the county of any paper published
in Dayton" We deny it. Now let them
come to showing. We are prepared to
prove to their satisfaction that the circula.
ton of the EMPIRE is larger in The county
and ont of Il. Come TO time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
From the Liverpool Albion, MSTch 2s.l
The Confederate Loan,

Southern independence is recognized at
last After TWO longyeats Of weary worfars,
the existence Of the Confederate States as
distinct Government has been acknowledged
--hot indeed by foreign Gevernments, but
what is probably even more important, by
foreign capitalists. OF all the clever things
done by the sagacious men who guide the des.
TIMES OF the Southern States, this is perhaps
the cleyerest Next to being able TO lead,
the finest thing in the world Is certainly be-
ing able TO, borrow, aud this feat they arenO
performing with signal success The Con-
federate Government have introduced a new
feature into their transactions The Moorish
loan, concluded some twelve months ago,
provided that certain proportion Of the reg
ular Custom house revenue should be set
apart for reimbursing the lenders and the
Egyptian loan was entered into on q some
what Gimilar understanding but the present
is we believe, the 6rst occasion on which a
foreign Government has proposed to place in
the hands Of It's creditors real, tangible,
commercial security--a security on whose
value every man can form his opinion with
certainty aud distinctness.
II seems to us that the change is adecided
improvement and this feeling js evidently
shared in BY those who are Offering 10 lend
twelve millions sterling 10 people who only
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21


The first annual ball and supper of the Val
landigham Association, formerly military
organization under Capt Thos. H; Clyne,
took place last night al onion Hall, corner Of
Meserole and Even streets, f. d. There
were about 300 ladies and gentlemen present,
The room was tastily decorated With the Stars
aud Stripes,
A 6ne portrait OF Mr. Vallandigham was
hung upon the orchestra gallery, on either
side Of which was the following motto in gilt:
For President of the United States 10 1854,
Hon. G. L. VRllandighAm." 'iti'
Dancing commenced abont O'Clock and
progressed in very satisfactory manner,
when the Hon. Fernando Wood made his ap-
pearance and was introduced TO the company,
who Immediately insisted upon his making a
lew remarks. The ex-Mayor was accompa-
MED by his brother Benjamin, Hon Judge
McCuun aud Mr. McMssters of the Freemans s
Journal Three hearty cheers were given
for the gentleman. The Ex-Mayor said that
be rendered them bis sincere thanks for the nn'
expected compliment they had paid him.
He had not come with the expectation OF
making speech, certainly not one OF pollt-
lcal character, but when he looked upon the
portrait of Hon. Mr. Yallandighami man for
whom he had the highest respect aud whom he
looked upon as the master spirit OF this eonn-
try, he could not bel saying something Loud
applause,) He presumed that the sentiments
OF that man were the sentiments OF the asso'
ciAtion (Applause) de thought this Union
never could be restored by war such as Is
now carried on by the Administration bat II
il was ever restored, il would be done by good
fellowship from man to man. Upon these
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
~JOsrnaI please copy.-A
RwHonAcr GnEElfY, mouth OF

IL HUHAUE UhEELtII InUuIH OF TWO
ago, declared that if by the first Of May
the Administration had made no visible
progress towards putting down the rebel
lion. it vas their duty to make "the best
attainable pea a" and end the war
GaEELEY's time is about up, and the re-
bellion is stronger to-day than ever
What now?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
The so-CaIled "Unionn party.

Call this party what what you will
"Union" OF Republican"-sugar-coat il
as you may, disguise It under any pre-
tence whatsoever whenever or wherever it
gets the power, it viii be found to be
nothing but Abolition--that is its soul,
its spirit, its motive to action. A conser-
vative vote for that party counts just as
mnch and in the same direction, as the
sote Of the most irrepressible Abolitionist
out Of Lunatic Asylum Any intelli'
gent man who fails to see this by the
light of the past and present. must b evil
fully and peryersely blind.
Gg-since the overwhelming and en-
phstic repudiation OF the Journal and its
ebony party by the people of this city and
county, it has become as scurrillons as a
Billingsgate fsh-woman Neither its
slander or its praise amounts to any
thing. Repudiated and rebuked by the
people its venom is as harmless as a suek
ing dove. Rave on