The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23

ments in order that
see the difference be-
Gratis and Butternu
calling itself Democ
loyal. Let the fol.
determine. Conditi
better than uncondit
Although there is a man
in Office that | did not help
put there, and although ~
all human probability |
would not cast a vote for
him tomorrow, yet in this.
great contest | acknowl.
cige him-not the head Of
o party, but as the head Of
the Government, as the
Executive officer Of the na-
ton. Aud, like a aoliier
in the ranks, l held it to
be my duty 10 obey him,
my commanding officer in
all things, without ques-
tionlng his policy ia this
great contest. - -
Politlcian3 may talk Us
they please, there are but
two issuos one is to ac-
knowledge the Southern
Confederary, and the othor
Is submission on their
part 10 tho demands Of the
Government. You may
examine all the PROPOSE
tons you eau And, and you
can come 10 no other con-
clrsion than this.
No party ever made op-
poaition 10 a war that was
not rent in twain and torn
10 pieces thereby; and you
cannot blot the record ont
you may try It but Il viii
sticls TO you. The old to-
ries Of the revolution
they are all gone now, but
their records remain, ond
tho odium belonging to
them attaches oven b.
their descendants. - JoHs
BRoUGB.
"a once dissolved Union,
a surrendered govern.
ment, cannot he reclaimed
| This ii an evil which can.
not he repaired, aud which
we must avert, and c1n
orLybs duert1i by Supportthg
the Government, ,regdrdtess oi
Us spoiicH relying upon the
people through tho ballot.
box, 10 put all things TO
rights. III. j. JEwETr.
Liberty Of speech is ono
Ihing, Liberty OF treason ia
another. Tho liberty oI
speech is sacred hut this
does not include the right
to act as a spy, and con-
vey intelligence 10 the en-.
cmy which may destroy
thols,nda Of lives oi our
soldiers, endangcr our ar.
my, and leopard the ex-
lstrnce OF Government.
Who has objected 70 the
trocst possible discussion'
Freedom Of speech does
not confer the right to &c
before an enemy aud stlm
ullts mutiuy and disobc
d,cnCc, and recOmmcuc
dcsertion. 1t dOe8 not JUS
thy anything which, il
tinlo Of war, IL calculated
and intended to weaker
Goyernmedt, - .
A lawyer who cnnno'
discriminate between ciyi
law and martial law, shoul(
bc treated for simplicity
on tho brain. Shouts o
applause and laughter, l.
The functions of marta
law, and the authority up
on which it rests, wer'
freely stated by mo Ina
Fall, in a speech made q
tho Cooper Institute. |
Is a dangerous power, bu
ita absence would be NOR
dangerous. II Is liable l.
, abuse, hut no war can b,
conducted without it--o1
especially such q war a
D this.
l II fthcse men are not pun
ishcd at Judgment, il no
/, horc, | shall be mistaken
1 For men who assist Il
D this rebellion, Il not exc
. cuted md damned eternal
= " hereafter, hemp will los
i It's value, and hell will fol
h felt its charter for mist
Y ser. (Greot cheoring)
/. Men may call themselve
Democrats, hut it doc
not make them Democrat
y The first principle OF d,
=" morrary II, according I
Jackson, "thc Union mu'
= and shall he preserved,
Iappluusel and there
where | stand Tonight
= must and shall be prcse
we'd, no matter from VIII
. quarter the assaults mf
} come.--DAsIEL i. DICKIl
son.
s "1'hc conspiracy isno
/. known. Armies have bee
raised, war Is levied TO a.
complish It. There 0rc ol
ly two sides to the quo
tlon-Every man must |
!. FOR the UNITE
. STATES OR AGAINS
IIT. THERE CAN b
No NEUiRALS IN TIL
WAR-ONLY PATRIOT
OR TRAITORS
\. DoUGlAl at ChIcnp
April II, 1851,
! " Whenever they (tl
RNbclsl have the p0wc
thcydrivc before them in
their ranks the Southcl
III pcopie,ns they would dri'
~ uH. Trust them not, We
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