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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
HON. wsr. ALLEN LEI, Leg !,

. :
Almost every man, woman and chIida IN
Ohio knows who Ex Senator Allen is!9 But
as the Cincinnati Commercial undertook last
summer to explain this pointfully, we copy
its notice below. Corning from a political OPP
ponent, lit cannot but iibe regardedLas a disin7
iterested tribute to the lofty patriotism and.
sterling worth of Col Allen aifD saT =
eff there be Democrat in the, land whose
tap roots extend down to the acenteriof the
earth, and who is not blown about by every
wind of doctrine 4 and If there be one who has
preserved as carefully as an hermetieally seal
ed bottle the spirit and essential oil of Jackso-
niana Democracy, with its flavor and. fragrance
unimpaired, that Democrat is the Hona will
liam Allen, of Ross county. familliarly, known
over the country as yssBiH' Allen. q In the
wise order Of Providence he was embaImed
and laid away with all his politicaldaVirtues
about him, to rise up at a later day to exhibit
in his own person "a we'll preserved specimen
of the fine old school of politicians, of whom
he was in<the old times no mean representa-
tive. Fixed 5as he everlasting rocks in his
political opinions; a passive ebserserof the
events which have taken > p lace since. his re-c
tirement from public life; undisturbed by the
influence and passion which have swayed men
hither and thither IN these stormy days ex-
pecting and wanting no Office, and we'll adj
vanced IN the serene afternoon of life not
WITHOUT its influence upon his countrymen, he
has <traced-the progress and observed the de-
velopement, of the causes that have led to open
revolt against the Government which he re!
-veres with an affection and devotion that no
political prejudice can extingaish assosss -
Remember thatethis. sterling old Democrat
wiH,be here at the, Mass Meeting on the 25thl
of this month"; .ssxo8 q aiB9o g sTAeJ q
.f4sP II 4 ! Bus II = : is aa{s sIooG
Il L5oio:o Il bgh ke IS ss2apnIGoo eassn
.aSf dtaT 1a5nsStus3
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
A-A-A

pg<Call on your Grocer for Herriek5 Alien s
Gold Medal Saleratus Tits the only perfect
ly healthy saleratus mades After using one
half the paper,-n you are1not satisfied, return
the balance, and get the money paid for the
whole.gIt is much better to use with cseam tar
tar than soda It is peculiarly adapted for dys-
peptio persons.ST Try it. For sale by Grocers
and Druggists, and at Wholesale by alLDealers.
Depots112 Liberty Street, New York.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
DasfardiIy " Attempt tos AilssPugh.
ThuFman, and Others ia r

-1gFsE ~Ifgy@ E55----Gas< eFGtaExx
"a The Cincinnati Enquirer of the I'd CON
tains the following dispatch from prichsyine..
under date of the lst: ..ssaei,ao9 ,svtss.iI
a The second attempt to throw the train, CON
tanning Pugh, Thurman, White and friends
off theftrack, : was more successful than the
first. .i'glFhe train which left Cadiz junction
? fiifs morning az six o'clpck, on the G: C5& & G;
r. r.. was thrown from the track and complete
ly smashed. One of the 1eils was pysteriousy
broken, and it is supposed to have been the
work of some Abolition villains from Stcubens
vile who placed DISTRACTIONS on the Cadiz
Junction Saturday mig ht under the impression
that Pugh was on board the passing train
Two passenger cars, full of people, were COM
pletely smashed, but. fortunately no.on was
seriously injured. Pugh escaped with a
scratch, Judge Thurman was somewhat bruis :
ed and several other passengers received. se-
we're bruises. The party were On route for New
Philadelphia, where Democratic meeting is
held to day. s1 20 2iafs3es e AEa't VI )
a. The conductor and engineer used extraordii
nary precautions against accidents, but no;
feresisl on their partscould have prevented,
the occurrence saolssafl.s H7btiT 8
ri
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
significant.

It-is, said sGovernor Tod WON'T vote for
Brough sinceth has heard that Brough has
hadzthe infinite meannesss to accept. fund
raised for him.nTed don't like this Thing of
public man carrying around hatlike beg
Disinterested Brough - This the man
who charged Ssicb soldiers full fare on his
road.-Plain Dealer. @
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
Iudgez Thurman.

This able and disting guished gentleman is
doing his full share of the work in=this most
IMPORTANT campaign. ITheSediter of the St
yClairsville Gazette, speaking of the Judge and
his speech at that place, says; 10 s7ssoz
Wv e. listened; to the Ispeech ofgJudge Thur
man, land when we say that it was the ablest
spe och we have overheard, upon political sub
|iects weisay nothing but the truth. And all
those whoIheard it with whom We have con-
versed, unite in saying that they never heard
anything like it, for sound reason and argu!
ment. He laid his premises in; truths found
in official documents, and in, undisputed facts,
and then with irresistible logic drove home to
every unprejudiced mind, his con clusions. SO
clear, so irresistible were these conclusions
that we cannot see how there could have been
left an unbehever among all those who heard
him. We are glad to see quite a number of
Republicans who gave the Judge a respectful
;ffearih g, SandfMe have no doubt they will feel
benefited by having theire minds enlightened
by this able advocate of constitutional liberty
this great defender of his country's cause.
We are exceedingly sorryrthat every man
present on the ground could not hear him.
Judge cannot fail to make votes lfor the
good cause, wherever he may speak, CTS
4 Take it;altogether, Friday the 2Stho of gAu-
gust,I 1S63, was the greatest daYreyers seen in
old Belmont, because itwitnessed the greatest
assembly of the people that ever met within
the limits of the county, and because on that
day were delivered speeches rarely ever equal
ed for power of logic and true eloq4enee, eia
ther in or out of the county. Any Republic
can who listened to Judge Thurman on that
day, and remains unconxerted to the trna faith,
must Be hopelessly bound in the bond of po-
litical iniquity The proofs adduced by the
Judge leave no doubt that this -Administra-s
tion intends to break down the Legislative
and Judicial departments of the Federal Gov
ernment, and to obliterate the States and, State
and erect upon the ruinsef our
political system a great consolidated Empire,
which will ride and rule over a beggared peo-s
ple.rHe demonstrated that Mr.. Lincoln's7
claims to power, and the acts of his Admins
tration, could result in nothing else but the
concentration of all power, both State and
FederaI inethe hands Of a National Executive
who would not leave vestige Of liberty for
the American people b9eaist9bru adT. :.
! Could We have, to-day, q man and states
man Ikea Hen G.. Thurman for President of
the United States, there would not be any
trouble in having, a, restoration of our good
old Union and Constitution, in ninety days.
elff ,5tOG
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DEMOCRATS WILL Eft is said Gov.
Tod declared in his speech at Crestline the
other day that Democrats would not be per-.
mitted, to vote for Vallandigham.ld IF Tod said
Governor Stark Co, Democrat. -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

.i4 par The Democrats may with great. pro-
priety be called .tpeace men, = for they prefer
a state of peace to a state of war, but if the
negro equality party suppose from this that
they can run over them-trample them down
take away all their rights as citizens, they
are making great asses Of themselves. That
is ALL Crisis. !
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

ilz R0 Tue Republicans claim that Vallandig-
ham is opposed to the soldiers. Here is what
he said in aispeech, January 18th, 1868 - 2
'tNot believing the soldiers responsible for
the war or its purpose, or its consequences,
never withheld nay vote where their separate
interests were concerned" +" ~ -, zx-Tzy .
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B sgTwo SONS Of Edward Everett were draft
ed in Boston few days ago, when their father,
vigorous war advocate, patriotically stepped
forward and paid the So 90 exemption feel :
son of Wendell Phillips was also drafted a.
bout the same tine,9 when the distinguished
Abolitionist and nineteen year old .dsuhienist
walked up and forked over the $500 to aid in
filing the ranks of our army, and supporting
the government. ~ o1 h'aaf ,s'5est 80
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

@.vA11A NDIaHAm, Cox and RICHARD
soNehaye done US more harm than athousand
Stewards and Sumners.-Pichnaond ztrquirey.
Ofecourse they have. and for that very rea-
son your friends, the Abolitionists, have exiled
one of three and await a plausible excuse to-
send the other two to Dixie +
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

AN Abolition paper speaks of :. II onest John
aBrough" Wherever Abolit!onists. put the
word Honest" before candidates name, look
out. 1t is almost certain there's some raseaEty
on foot. =
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Through the State such feeling 70

the success of the Democratic ticket1has not
beforesbee known since the days of jackson.
The -outpouring Of the people show that they
areedetermined TO battle enthusiastically for
the restoration of expiring liberty. The signs
of the times indicate the election of Mr..
Vallandigham by a large maj ajority. The un-
preeedented arbitrary treatment dealt out to
Val.-W was death blow to 1.-THE liberty of the
peonfe. which will be rebuked this fall by the
friends of free Government. -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

sa- Remember, that when Republican::is
worn out, or burst through or gets leaky, he
is literally worth nothing. But the old iron
N Democrat, after he is all smashed. to pie
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
Skies Bright,

We have no disposition to deceive or mis-
lead our readers; when we assure them that
the prospectIofE Democratic victory was never
than now Such is the eenviotipns ct
every discerning; man in the State Republi-
cans are despondent. 1t is only in a few: To-
calities that the people respond 70 their calls.
Taxation,a Conscfiption, Thieving, Oppression, !,
Despotismg weigh down their part, and will
sink it into. eternal infamy. q .ale7ass {. ssis
/ Their unparalleled and Infamous lies on.
the fame of that pure minded patriot, the Vic-
tim of 'unexampIedi tyranny and wrong, grows
brighten People see that he has been trod-
den down, by tyrpnts and ;usurpers, for no rea-
SON but because he was true to the Constitu-
ton and the Union of our fathers. They
have resolved that he shall return to the home
sfrom W hich aHsodious military despotism .drag-
eed him-and that he shall be restored to the
sacred Rights Of American -citizenship. Id
qa1s Grzettet -
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The Abolition Platform.

Nc. peace until slavery is torn out root and
branch, and the Negro is admitted to social and
political equality with the White man.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

i The reckless, leaders of the rebellion are
fighting fora Confederacy of all slave States.
The reckless leaders of the AboIitionists
are fighting for the Confederacy of all free
Statesso gnfsooiTa5 me6 4siav IEaazsis :ssvsTq
z The Democracy are fighting to save the old
Union of thirty four States, regardless of the
question Of slavery or no slavery. f5o
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

IA DISPATCH to the Cincinnati Coninereiosj
dated Columbus, Sept. 2, says;.err 3sst ~
Mrs. Morgan is at the Neil House, trying to
get an interview with her son 3 5ohn. She viii
not succeed, as all intercourse is prohibited
rsQuoting the above the Wheeling Rsgsstess
We saw, an old negro in this city the othef
day who said he had been permitted to can ups
on seJ ohm, ,oa haing received a pass from Gov;
JEod. Strange events are transpiring now-asdayei
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

nThose who would give up essential LiberS
.ty to purchase little temporary safety, de,
serves neither Liberty nor safety Beaios
min lEFanltzta. acsga4 2Es2 zfoE fo sIeasLHsl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

Like CAIAPHAs, the High Priest Of the
Jews, Mr. SEWARD, our Secretary of States
may justly claim to the utterance Of most re.
markable prophecy, now in the process of full.
ilment: 1t is worthy the readers close ex-
animation, inasruch, as it is most concise
and exact prediction of . great and Important
movement now transpirihg "A little more than
year -ago-ll-in July, fS6341Ir. SEWARD, as,
Secretary of State, wrote to Mr. ADAMS, ouI
Minister to England as Follows =
1t seems as if the extreme advocates Of African
slavery and its most vehement opponents were aot-
ing in concert together TO preci Eitate to servile
wharf.-the former by making the most desperate at-
tempt to overthrow the Federal Union the latter by
demanding an edct-of universal ernancipat7on sar
lawful and necessary. If not they say, the only
legftimate way OF saving the Union. zoo tssi1
E3asT ssFs 81 ---sszs=-.s 3sga
ga Hsa- Withdraw your invading armies from
the Confederate States.Y There is1more trea-.
son in that one sentence, than was; ever utter
ed by mortal man before or since .1ohn'
gBFoit3h ats4fo5, 4agtst Sas s@ss ga
E Air, a. y1,,t Dryugn 1snst
there more treason in the following: Turn
your swords into plow-shares, and your speara'
into pruning hooks ?ye aoislos 4 81 e tat !,
q BY theaway, Mr. Broughj jsi don't you feel
that you. .ka.oacsn9lg aud ;Deaniagly do oipjustiee
to Mr.. Valandigham in the. way you quote
him Don't you know, by the context, that
this awithdrawal of invading armies was TO
-be the result, of an armistics-lin which q ba-.
isis of settlement should first have been agreed
upon ?-L2gan Gazette, ss.Es.s sset ayea sssf
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F "If these informal fanatics ever gei Che
power la their hands, they viii override the
Constitution, set the Supreme Court at defiance
change and make laws to suit themselves, saJ
violent hands on those acho differ: IN opinioBs
/ or ia dare. question their fidelity, and finally
bankrupt the country and deluge i WITH
blood. .',.-DdnseL Webster. esit safla 30
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.sI'pe7zs John Brough was Ioncie "a Democrat !;
but now he;is the Abolition candidate for Gov
,ernor.ti This shows what strong drink Ieadsato.
Young man +slook not upon the awinefwhen it
is red. vga4a .<raz '',1s :
a, ,ato,ll Eh8o9 TERROR
.zOIaagI a00kL
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

" Unconditional Union Men. M Those Who
denounce as "traitors" all who accept the doc-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

Unconditional -Laaion Men Those whd
labored for nineteen years to break up ths
nlon \ II 4 'rf u ots 10 g8fiaatc1g edi bas
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Plain Propositions

Plain PrOp0sittOns'afIa
= It is easier to pay a debt when you have
money, than it is when you have none.
The Presidents Proclamation is either legal
or not legal, ys6i4E 80 $50 emoo .aas5s1 10
A story is either true Or not true; a.
a forked tongue either tells a crooked story
orit does not tella story at all. "a SaisisI2q
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
rRflt dIaisgan Your hat.

) tI declareupon my responsibility as a SEN.
ater, that the liberties of this country are in
greater. danger to day from the corruption and
from the profigacy practiced in the yarious
departments of tie Government, than they
are from the: enemy in the open field vaa-L:
sP.. sHale, Repa6licqaei i Senator from Nsss
Hampshire. ,s..,ss ass tsIi ii saassG4sfas
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

; .bybigo7g far ebsa1 aaee aoHs n; val sai o.
.7aysR ,IiTS1bEES z u
raj fo5sI .ssEsoa l. VI
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s,, ;iSSiinionsasI2are0 .ssUNcoND1TToNAIz 81 u MON
MEN'--Those who would be as willing to have
a black wife as a white one--and little more
so - Crisis. IA , ~ aIced ,9saod 1sitIH ;
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

ioa :" Lncond dational DeUotion to abe Uaion.9
No Union scith slaoeholcSers.' .'--C Crisis. hi@.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

Unconditional Dnitns Men,5 NJ bite, men
in chains as deserters, to protect and fnaintaiA
q negroes and deserters. Csrtsis:a ash DhA
llo s1ioo .0QSs 1oEa Gi5oW 81 o. 4sssa.id s7Fsia
ST Gi sai3aalE s'naK s3idH edioi ysbiI4 40
.ysTsdiI s'aaE stidN ed 10 1s7 :.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

the Amerlcan people, ,b9g2Iat9bcv 9GI
r. Could we have, to day, q man and states,
man Ikea llen. G.. Thurman for Presidenti of
the United States, there, would not be- any
trouble in having a, restoration tof our good
old Union and Constitution, in ninety days.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

l05fo1 sd 5Heda bea 90 nHo hVlItiitiVI
.K0gaETaq a4IHAH0
.vg-6asI ,be2 ,Isdmsi4sa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

-ti19l u q bus u = : Ia Ha{ s1tN7i
z Il z5oio;o s. b1s ke is ss9apmmo9 9aGsla
.s9aI sdtaI 1e5msigsa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

'y41eq oI' sgoz Ct s;dt wed2
lilo sia;5i sd ssdu arid 5sa bee ;s1e3dsiss
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OPPOSITE the McNulty House, Ashland Ohio, NJ.
q MILLER, Proprietor Good accommodations an d
reasohAble bills Patronage solicited,d =
2kIfll3fl - z 3 Feb. a, 1857,-34tf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-10-24
RuaOfnau,

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gauttts bic 9inttr tprs 9trfafRaaRssa bi GEM
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.lpScn, NO fe I'M Brrsi@t gutter gGRmantfa-
.tiCuspeSt watrft siuIia fhpn itbt tSrf BiRttr
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Die n5rSltStn 8tattsr a4p SaststH pitbtr
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nab Baggage 9lidit& In 9t@stStt braatt.-
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e pisItleru boz Iauttt 8spunoerung apfeleu,
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ureGas tabsu, tnetsauttn nab % tsalfa. absg
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staaI RidmaaS

SIR 6FA. s. 8. 9taAsE feet sta; 8sits
In bn Dfiet bief,s Btatts6. fx
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aams Can aimatn Ioutsn. TIN @efh nsSufm
Dem @a&er Glubntt 9sttau p~RbtnSloaR. Ins
benz 90 bic Ysttlr far Die eaupfaAItdaen c.
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senS tlRsa 9rtis fOtOtrn, uEe Sas cute Snmmt
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Der Radsrsr nan GVrlnlanfta esbsrin. Sapen
aA bk @sRlaaitahSn ieus5 4latss mssIsra
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Bon G~Rattaapuan beri@tst Der 9sirar6v6
NOD tHmtr Rt&iS 3tass. 2dnse lam itfoh
Die Sttauns frr 5ttSta 6erre~ nEdt bitItlbe bIets
Stn, aaS Rribt 20 aug, fdon, bas S~otrHrraas
ttas 8tms9sn9 mao RUms, ga. Gin iaAHa@tn--
Feat t6tiSs, trOSur5 Srng9 StDunsta TssFbt,
ocn Chattanooga 3urh6MfaGtn.
Dag gS4ttlsr I'm &Gdtn bes JsinSts fsltbtr
ntat uHtRdtig Sar, fsEbt aus btua ~fuIa,ns.a Be-
tiHt NtS Wsr!ettn ,i9ltbel" bftsUr R6seIer
IetH9. rntsr rsRtn Defttstn Ssusr BEL Cotton
J OFT SSObnRaI5 G~FatiaEsssa's a6er Ssa Slug,
lstr1prtnete Die GsinSr unO bstfat Ses Sraaatate
Bailey. 5tsE Rtes sr. auf :rtnra ftaSIt&en
8a9Entratn BON ttrtA tnuGtRb @aasn, shsn Ct
%trptsstt uEb 6tfsn rnstrsrt tuafrnb Raaa garEe
StSsduR3 IT mad Eur3sa Ramp stfanstn RaSn.
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