The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-17
THE 0o-w0RKERS IN TREASON.
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Abolition Eesguel with Secession,


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II there be any who doubt that the support
ems ofpthe present Abolition Administration are
in league with the leaders Of Secession in the
South, that they have in view the same great
purpose entertained by JEFF Davis and his fol-.
lowers, viz the permanent and irrevocable dis
solution of the Union, and that to this common
end they advocate war and protest against peace
in the North, whilst their co-laborers in their
infamous work. are engaged in doing the same in
the South, let him turn to the Abolition newspa-
pers of the, day and read in their columns, cop
led at fiilllength, the bloody, ferocious and wick
ed editorials Of such, Southern journals as the
Richmond Enqarsr and the Charleston Mercu-
w. The organ Of the Administration Abol-
tonists in this place, published in its last issue
an article Of over column in length, copied
from the Richmond Enqmrer, the personal news
paper exponent Of the feelings, views and pub.
lie designs Of JEFF. Davis. And what, think
you, is the purport Of this article culed from
the choicest pages Of secession journalisms Why,
war war! blood bloodl The same british
cry that sounds throughout the Abolition camp,
80 that which the minions Of jeff Davis howl
upon the. track Of the peace men of the South.
The same bloodhound bay that pursues the
peace.makers of the North, follows the step Of
the re-constructionists Of the South. Northern
men propose amicable modes of settlement, and
the paid minions Of the Administration, with bay
onets and chains, crush out the christian effort.
Southern patriots, with the old love of the u
MON not yet quite quenched in their hearts,
propose cessation Of hostititios, and the usur-
patton at Richmond in imitation Of the des-
potism at Washington, places its ban upon the
mission of mercy. And then the Secession dev.
lis glcat over the banishment of the Angel Of
Peace and the Abolition fiends clap their hands
In hell, at the prospect of more war, more blood,
more sorrow and more crime, whilst those in
fernals in human shape, whom merciful Heav-
en- still permits to curse the earth with their
prayers for carnage and destruction, glory in
diabolic triumph at the onward sweep of the
desolating storm. But tbs people, decimated
by tho bloody butchery that has been perpctra-
ted in the name of Union and of Secession, and
oppressed by nameless hardships imposed up
on them by the dual tyranny of these sectional
despots, are not in sympathy with either of the
monsters that are preying upon the vitals of the
nation. Slowly but surely the popular tide is
heading against Abolition in the North and a.
gainst Secession in the South. Slowly but surely
the day is coming when Abolitionists and
Socessionists will be compelled to listen to the
turaultuoas outcry for peace which will go up
from every hamlet and every hearthstone in the
land. Abolition and Secession newspapers may
league themselves together to keep up the war,
Abe Lincoln may issue proclamations to enable
JEFF Davis to make capital for the war, and the
Richmond Eaqmsr may fout and insult the De-
mocracy of the North in order to give Aboli-
tonism an opportunity to do the same but,
mark our word, the voice of the people is for
peace and it must and will be heardl Kor pop
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