Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-15

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Railroads and Corporations generally.
We presume he was thinking of the old
PORTAGE road-the stealings, little fat Off |
ces, &c. He was for a vigorous prosecu-
ton Of the war, He was in favor of
making war on the Democrats-copper- |
heads Cheers il the corner He said !
they Che lcaguers) would never shake
hands with the Southern men again
Cheers in the corner it was out Of the
question there could be no difference
among them on This point, Cheers IN
the corner The only thing they might
differ about was dividing Southern Terri
tory after they had licked the rebels.
Cheers III the cornerl. He said this war
was holy war and the administration
must be sustained. ICheers in the cur
nerl He said he did not want the peo-
pie to think that he prepared his speech or
that he had il written down: but that il
was al cx-tcm-pore. Oh ers from the
corner And the speaker sneaked away.
Brother Barker moved that RoIla Jones
now make a speech. ECheers in the cor
| nerl Lieut.. Jones came forward and
| said he WAS moi a speaking -lan-He was
no citizen; but hoped soon 10 be one He
! d5ne his taking with powi,r an buel.s.
/ lie for one, was in favor OF coming home
( and using that kind of tail, with Demo
l Gratis lie WAS in favor Of shooting cop
! perheads down like DIGS Cheers in the
corncrE IF Democrats wanted TO get
Office they'd better % hurry up the cakes :"
for when the soldiers came home it would
he the last Office under Gods heavens
/ they'd ever hold. Cheers in the cornerl.
Il would be the last dollar. tliar.k God,
that they'd ever make off Uncle Sam.
Cheers from the corner} AIr.. Jones for
got TO reject that a majority Of the army
is composed OF Democrats, and viii not
endorse srch lawlcss doctrines. He said
the wars must 20 on, if it took the last
man. Cheers from the corner)- lie
would loose another leg if necessary.
CHEERS in the corncrl. He would spill
some more of his blood in order to cx-
terminate rebels. Cheers in the corner)
He said shere were GONE poople in the
North who d sooner see the Union destroyed
than 10 see II restored with slavery. (Cheers
in tine corr1er) He sail that Union
soldier was not safe In Cambria county /;
he had had heard of Union Soldier who
hal the dogs missed Oh hinn. (CI,cers
in the corncr) Lieut.. Jones took his
seat and tie Democrats who had be
come tired "nl sleepy began to leavc,
which vacated many Of tine benches.
- for he Kissing tie dog on .ULior
soldier, there are several versions Of III,
, story but a ncighbor in Tie vicinity
Of where this = terrible. Outrage slrouIc
: have happened, informs US that thi:
: % MON soldier at an improper hour
/ was cndcavoring TO force his way through
: window Of certain house in Loretto
where some girls were sleeping and tina
t the noise occasioned thereby, aroused
{ some dogs across the war, which woul,
s have placed the Aforesaid 'sJuion sol
: dier in rather prccarions situatioi,. ha'
: it not been for the Timely interference o
: the man of the house, who by the va.
: owns no dog at all.
: HrotlIer Earl,er arcsc' and said tha
: Dayy Jones had letter from Mr. Johi
: G. Miles, Esquire, which he wanted read
: Cheers in the cornerl The Secretary the
Q read five or SIX pages of fooIscap from tn
: aforesaid Miles, which failed to bring an,
K cheers from tine laYat corner.
Bro,her B.,rher then stood erect an
: moved that the members of the league com
= forward and sign their names 4 Sigh
" move was made in the aforesaid corne
towards carrying this proposition out, whe
it was observed by one of the officers, th;
, feeof ten cents was to be paid, which eH
else caused a regular stampede towards th
Il door and would have soon rid til
house, but for the Presidents repeated al
: pci!> for order
Brother Barker moved that the Seer,
tary just write down the n;,i.les Ther
were three cheers for The league, and ol
, Connecticut and three groans for Il
: Democrats ana copperhcads This n
! peared TO annoy President Williams, VT