davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
Ju,ties oftss p,ass

Dated st-, thi,--day of. 1855
korE This certificate 10 10 be used on In essss
where the labor Of the penon claim ng exemption is
sctuslg nsesssay for tho ssppcr Of lhs pstson de-
pendent on him. The exemption does not sprIy ia
eases where there Is sufficient properly to yield SUP
port and the necessary business be nsscisd fos
collecting the Income BY agents, Trustees, the ks-
NorR 2.--rhe first certi6ests must be signed by
the person claiming exemption and the second BY tive
respectable persons (heads Of the fAmiiesb resdsat
IN the sane town, county, district with the psrsoa
for whom exemption 10 claimed. - - -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
Certificates for Exemption of The only
son a Wido~, or Of aged and inSrm
Parent or Parents

f'"u s"n'chbef, resident Of copatv Stat.
OF thereby certify that T. b,Inv li,ble 10 ,ii,.
Iii unuer me act OF Gong 'Tar enrolling and
",ng op' the national forces" !" sc sppro,ed March
!, 1864, am the only son Of Who ,,aJ1.
pendent on my labor for suppor,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

REM PRIsoSERs..-Two Thousand oae
hundred rebel prisoners captured Cum
'eerland Gap, arrived at Lexington, Mon
day night, and weTo taken 10 louisville.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore exist.
ing between Messrs. II. s. wenner and l..
NJ. Kaull trading under the name of Wen
ner kaull. was dissolved by mutual con.
sent on the 25lh day ofAugust, 1868.
ii. S. WENNER.
l.. NJ. KAULL.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
Certificates that The person liable to drafi
brothercf child or children dependent
on has labor for support.

=, J. the snbsoubel,--,bs being iiAhls TO dran Into
the service Of the United States hereby make Ads.
VT ths, am the only bsolher Of -. under " rrar,
ol age, having netherfathsI m o,hsr aud dsrsna.
snton my hbeT for support
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
cHArrAnoooA. sep,. Ali 80 A. NJ

y cHArrASoocA, Sept all 80 A, NJ.
The battle Of the 10Th resulted well
for us. we having held cur own as es,ab.
Iishsd on the left, contracted our forces
during the day, and this moruing held .
handsome line, with tho right GU ridge
Of hil's. and our lefl protected by rude
work Of logs, thrown up daring the
night
The left rested on the east side Of The
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

Krrr il before the People Of Seneca
county, that Hon. h. r. Tlrus, says il
Gods spare his life, he will vote for the
traitor in Canada.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

Peronslly sppesrsd before me the shss. man. A
-, and -, and sevsrsli, made oath thar
the above certificates are correct aud tine To tLx rel
ofthsir knowlsdgs aud belief. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

Personally appesrsd hefors, m. the above aaa ed
Ind ---rsnd ieyerally made oath that tho
sbsse cernes,. d. oorsse and Sss tothe hsst
knowledge aud belief -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
The Voice Of The People !
Through the Bniiot-Bo,cs nt Home
GLORIOUS vicToRInsi

Wilmington Deicwarc--Evcry
Union Candidate Elected
Kcntucky-8I, Union Major.
ity
vcrmont-2O,O0O Union Major
iy
Nevada Tcrritory--All Union
Mniuc--is.OOO Union Majority /
Did you hear tho news from Maine |!
Good news aud true This election rc.
suited in grand and glorious triumph
Cor the gallant defenders Of the Union
cause The Coppcrhcad traitors fought
with desperation to carry thoir infamous
candidates though, but was nobly defeat.
ed by the true friends Of the Union.
Tho State polled us heaviest vutc, aud
the result is that SANuEL CosEy, Union,
is elected Governor over bradbury, Cop
pcrhcud, by $4,000 majority, Last year
the SeuOt, of the State stood rs Union
to 8 Democrats--this year, 30 to ose
coppcrhond; tho Assembly, last year,
was lol Union TO 90 Dcmocrats-this
year as far as heard from, no Union to
81 CopperheOds.
Is any one, 50 sreen as to suppose that
Pennsylvania, New York, aud Ohio, will
vote contrary to California aud Maine
We will not underOte the intelligence
of,hc people in this important contest
The Copperhoads know i'll
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

NOTICE. The business will be carried
on ut the old place by the undersigned as
heretofore, in all its branches. All those
knowing themselves indebted to the old firm
will please call and make settlement.
II. s. WENNER.
sept. 20 1868. 5l--4t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

KEEP il before the People, that one of
tho copperhead orators Of Tiihn, stated
in u harronsue on the corner OF one OF
the streets, that the soldiers in the army
were Liocoln's dogs. Soldiers iu the
army and at home, when you come 10
vote remember this CorfERRg1p.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

Per,onsly appeared before m, the abo ,,.n.msa
and and severely made oath that the aaovs
knowledge aud behsC W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

we, the 'ub'e'ihen, do hereby Gently that The
psndent on his labor for support,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
THE DRAFT.
9th Congressional District, Ohio.
PnovosT MsHsHaLs OyyfcF, !
OrH CONGRESSIONAL Dtsr. ~ OHsoy

PnovosT MsHsHAtS Ovrfcr.
OrH CosoREssfoEAL Dtsr. ~ OHso}
SANDusxT, o., Sept. ~, 1862
TJHE President Of the United States has sssiEnsd
the number OF men 10 be drsfted, as the frt
proportional psr Of the quots Of Troops 10 be fur.
nshed by the 9th District Of the state Of Ohio under
the Act approved March Id, 1863, ent,isd, An Act
and fot other pubposes, and ordered that dran b.
made by the Board Of Enrollment ot said 9ih DIS.
tfet for the Number 81 assigned 70 said District snd
hfty per cent. IN addition thereto. -.
The Drafting willbe made separately for esch Va.
rollnuent sob. District for the number Of men (inclu-
ding the y per cent. addton) assigned 70 saeh, as
follows, to.witi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
TIE CANADA TRAITOR!
FROM THE OFFICIAL RECORDS.

When bogus Democrats talk about
Vallundighum being good Union man,
tel them IL Is fd'se '..llc proposes TO d..
vide the Union into four Conlcdrraccs,
and also declared that any State had a
right 10 scccdc, nj any time Tell them
he Is a traitor !-TDia Tribune.
The ab owe Is n most glnring exposure
ofignorancc in the editor ofthc Tribune, :,
or willful falschood. We dare him to
produce the proof. We will pay him
five dollars for il, from official records
Bring tho proof, or bear the stigma of
baso talsifcr "a dperiiser, Sept. Isth,
1863.
Tho reader win notice from the above
extract, taken from the Advertiser of
the 18Th, that the editor of that Infamous
CoppcrhcOd sheet, challenges, and offers
to pay us " five dollars" for the proof tha,
Vallandigham was ever in favor Of diyid-
ing the Union into four ConCederscies.
We assert most omphutically that the
Canada traitor DID Offer and was in favor
Of cutting our glorious country up into
four Conlederacics, aud ii the editor of
the A drcriiser denies II in the ihco Of
tho official proof that we produce. he Is
no gentleman aud disgrace to the office
Of Secretary of State. We say now
Keep IL BEFORE the People,
That on the Tlh day of February, 1861,
that Vallandigham. who has been con.
victcd as a traitor to his country, did in
troducc into Congress his infamous
scheme, to break up tho Union, which
was bought BY the blood of our Rcvolu.
tionary heroes This wicked PROPOSE.
tion, which originated in the mind of a
tory and william, 20 create mischief and
dissentions among tho people, can lc
found on pages 79i and 795 of tho Con-
gcessiSnal GLOBE, part first, Second Ses-
sion, 36,h Congress Of the United States,
1860 and 1861. Aud for the bcr eft of
the advocate of the Canada traitor, we
refer him also to page eaa ofthe Appen-
dix TO the Congressional Globe for tho
same session, where il viii be found in
his speech in relation TO the great
American Revolution of 1851" Here
comes the official proof itself copied from
The official Congressional record, which
no honest man dare deny, but traitor to
his country will attempt to do il. we
dare the Adesrtiser or any OF his Cop.
pcrheOd clique to Ottemp, rclutation, in
thciace OF these facts -
Resolved by hs Senate and House Of
Representatives. cf The United Staks Of
A meried in Congress A sssmhed, (lwo-
thirds of both houses concurring.) That
the following articles, be, aud are hereby
! proposed as amendments to the Consti.
!, tuition OF the United States, which shall
be valid TO all inten,s and purposes as
part OF said Constitut ion when ratified
by conventions in ihrce-fcurlhs Of the
several States:
ARTICLE XIII.
SIC. |. The upi,ed States are divided
into four sections as follows
Tho States Of Maine, New Hampshire
!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

uiy tbst---whoi 10 liable 10 a draf, ifths only
otothsf Oil, under i2 yesn fags, IsvinE nsi.
SheI AiheI nor mother, and dependent OF his lasor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
ARTICLE XIII.

SIC. |. The Up,ed States are divided
into four sections as follows
Tho States Of Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massac huse,ts. Rhode island,
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
aud Pennsy lyania, and all new States an
nexed and admitted into the Union or
formea or erected within the jurisdiction
of any of SAID States, or by the jaaction
of two or more Of the sFmc, OF vi parts
thereof, or out OF territory acquired north
of said States, shall constitute one sec
ton, to be known as the NoRyH,
The States of Ohio, Irdians, Illinois
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
aud Kansas, and all new States annexed
or admitted Into tho Union or erected
withia the jurisdiction of any of said
States, or by the junction Of two or more
Of the same, or parts thereof. or out OF
territory now held or hereafter acquired
month Of latitude 50 . 80, aud east OF
the crest of the Rocky Mountains, shall
constitute another section, TO be known
as the WEsr.
The States Of 0rcgan and California
and all new States annexed or admittcs
into the Union, or lormed OF erected with
In The jurisdiction Of any " said States
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

RErr il before the People. that the
coppefhead orators Of Ohio. justified the
murder Of Innocent men, women snd
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
ERIECoUNTY.

No. OF Town,hip Of wsfd CON posing the
sub.Dis. Sub District. III
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
Certificate that the person liable to draft
is the father Of motherless children,
under IL years of age, dependent on
hia lahcr far sunnorf

I.----,lhs subscriber, being liable 70 ds.f, iuto
the ,sryee ofths United States he reby male adavt
that adIthe fhther of------molherless child.
pndsr " ysar Of sgs aad dspeadsht my labor ios
sepqer. W --- ----.
We, the serihsu.------saa------sssi Of
----,---- County, sfsts ef-----aesheslsss
ehildrsa, under " years ofags and dspsadsnt sa hs
labss Tor support. Estt'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.

Captain Mellard, of Palmer's s;aH' /;
Lieutenant Colonel Maxwell, ID Ohio,
Major Carr, ~ lndianai CRp'Sin Me.
In,ire. rad Indiana Major +. Snyder,
18th Ohio. Captain Pollard, ssth Hi.
nois Captain Williams. sb,h Illinois ;
Captain Jones. s5th Illinois.
The aspect Of affairs is cheering.
The enemy chose the ground. and has
Jailed in every effort TO push us back with
inferior numbers.
We have repulsed every attack, cap
turcd ten guns and los; seven, aud took .
Whole regiment of TenDesseeans,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

Dstsd this --.-----d.y-e---.-, ted =
Nerr ;.Ths srs ssriitesi. mas, be .irass ~ u,
isspsessbls psIss lhssd. ef tAs fsAiks.)t tssidsai
whom gen ptioais elzimsd. ~, IL
ssps&aahss, 70 iee3. i'Ne'i so -tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

Personally appeared before me. the above named
- snd---. .--. ADD sevsraly made cath that the
kao~ledxs aadbslisf. Hhth J A8&fbl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

Lieptcnan, Colonel T., NJ. Mast. 30th
Ohio, Bellefon,aine, o.; Adjutant Jack
shepherd, oIh Kentucky, rom la Sale,
III Captain Kilmer, lolst Ohio Lieu.
tenant Butler, 35lh Illinois Lieutenant
sayder. s5th Illinois Captain .Bodn,
lat Kcatucky.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

Major Alden, ss,h Illinois Major
Wall. 25th Illinois Captain Greenlish,
sth Kansas /; lieutenant 4. +, Murdoek
Of Geeeral yandcer's staff; Msjor Nc.
llvaine, s6th Illinois Colonel llcg
commanding s5 Brigade Lieutenant
Woodbury., I'd Minnesota Battery Lieu
tenant colonel Mcsser, l0ist Ohio
Captain Cole, ss,h Illinois, Lieutenant
Chapman, ssIh Illinois Lieutenun,
Fessendon, LOOMS Battery.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-31
OBITUARIES.

Five lines will be published gratis but fo-
every additional line of writing, ten cents must
be scnt or the obituary notice will not be Insert
ed. We never I" send bills - for such service.
the money must accompany the article.
Killed, instantaneously, on the battle field at
Charlottesville May 20, 1868, Willoughby Fl
HICKS, OF Warron county, y. c., in the aad year
Of hi. age.
Died, on the Goth of July, in said CO.. at tho
residence of his father, (Elzsy w. Hicks. ESQ
Jno. W. Hicks, in the 2lst year of his age, II
chronic Diarrhoa, contracted by his exposure
and deprivatiGns incident TO Gen. Lees cam
paign in Maryland last year. -
These noble brothers voluntarily joined the
Warren RIFLES, 18th n. G. Reg, IN the beginning
of the war ana sealed their devotion to our coun-
try by falling mSrt'rs to its liberty. They parti-
cipated in the battles of BoonsborO', Sharpsburg.
boro' their gallant General (Garland) was killed.
and the brigade was well nigh surrounded by
McClellands army, when Col. ID. McRae OIL dered
its retreat; but john and two of his company-
j. Carroll and (Lieut Co ,liI.s 1 think) maintainsd
their position until reinforced, and fer their he
roism they were publicly applauded by order OF
Maj. Gen. D. II. Hill; Their dignif ed and gen.
uemanly bearing, both in camp and field, won
the confidence and esttem of all, and caused
their officers TO invite them into their mess. As
my neighbors, l cheerfully bear witness to their
high moral worth. WillOughby was an accepta-
BILE member of the Baptist Church. John made
no outward profession Of religion, but implicitly
trusted in the promise Of his Saviour, 9that the
mourner shall be conforted.'' Though their ef-
forts and noble sacrifices have failed to free
their country, we nevertheless trust that they
are now 50 Tree indeed" Sc. WARD.
Warren county, N. C., Aug. 2Sd, 1858.
Killed, at the battle of Brandy Station, Gull
pepper county, Va, on the 9th of June, 1853. JAS.
II. Bunch, a member of Co. II, ID n. q. Cavalry.
Deceased was born and raised in the county OF
Berthe, and was among the first to respond to the
call Of his country. While we would not claim
for him more merit than other soldiers. IL Ia but
Just to say that he was one amsng the few who
never shrank from duty, and was always at his
post when danger was near. BY a disposition
~ aai Sim ane fge.oee;aIiy se1oys - b y l sis com ne renoer-
After performing faithfully the duties Of soldier
for nearly two years. he at last made the most no.
BILE sacrifice OF which man is capable, by giving
up his life for the good OF others. Noble sol,
dfer your comrades left behind will see tina,
your death and the tears Of your widowed moth
er shall not be in vain. lPd.1 7. Ii b.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-31

RICHMOND, Aug. 25.-Information was
received this morning of the capture of
the Yankee gunboats Satellite and Re-
lance, off the mouth of the R~appahan-
mock, SATURDAY night, by.a small party of
marines, under the command Of Col.
Wood, of the President'sSta The gun
boats were lying near each other, and were
captured after a slight resistance by the
Confederates, who approached them in
oar boats. Several of the crews were
killed and a number wounded. Several
of the Confederates were wounded, among
them Llcut. Hoge, of the Navy. Vari
Gus trophies were secured from the cap.
+ured vessels. About 60 prisoners are
now on their way to Richmond, inclu-
ding Captain Robinson, Of the Satellite
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-31
North C~arolinaTroops.

North Carolina Regiunts are at pres
emit in the following Grades and Divis-
ions. Persons in writig 20 their friends
l n the army would do 'ell to give the
regiment, Brigade and vision to which
they belong:
The 1st and 3rd Rgiments are in
Stewards Brigade-Jonson's Division.
The End, 4th, 5th, 14h 10th, 23rd and
3Oth are in Ra,nspur'g Brigade-Rode'
Division.
The 9th. 21st, 54th. 18th, and Whar-
toms Battalion Sharp shooters are in
Hoke's Brigade Early Division.
The 7th, 18th, 28th 33rd and 9th
are in Lanes .Brigade-Pender's Divis-
len.
The 9Th, 31st, 51st61st are in Cling
nan's Brigade-Whiig's Division.
The 9th, (1st cavalr } is in Hampton's
Brigade-Stuart's Diviion.
The 18th, 2Gth, All 47th and 52nd
are in Pettigrcw's Brigde-Heth's Divis'
ion.
The 18th, 16tl, 22ae Saith and 3sth
are in Scales Brigade-Pender's Divis-
ion.
The 18th, 42nd ands0th are in Mar.
tins B~rigade-Whitings Division.
The 18th, 9th, Ashland 48th are il
Cookies Brigade-Ransm's Division.
The Oath, 25th, 35thand 4Sth are il
Ransom's Brigade-Rasom's Division
The 32nd, 43rd, 45th 53rd and On,
N. c. Battalion are in Ianieps Brigade
Rode's Division.
Phe 10th Regiment End cavalry
in W. H. F. Lees Brigde-Stuart's D
vision.
The goth and seth are in McNair'
Brigade-French's Division.
The Both is in Davis Brigade-Heth
Division.
The Goth isin StovalI sRrigade-Brecl
inridge's Division.
The Gath is in Frazer's Brigade-Buc
ner's Division.
The Goth is in PegralAfs Brigade
Buckner's Division.
The 49th, 59th and 6srd are in Rot
ertson's Brlgade-Stuarts Division.
The 10th, 4Oth (artillery) and Cot
(infantry) are not Brigaded.
. The Brigade and Division commal
ders of the 58th and SIND are not know
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-31

We received from Capt. Hatch last ev-
ching, says the Petersburg Express, o
copy of the New York Herald of the
22nd, last Saturday. Its chief items Of
interest have been anticipated by a copy
Of the Baltimore American of the same
date. which was received in Richmond
Sunday. The following item from tho
Herald will astonish every body here
abouts:
Refugees from Richmond, who arrived
in Norfolk a few days ago. report that the
Confederate Government is sadly fright
. ened about the possible fate of Charles
ton, the capture Of which they regard
as the winding up Of the rebellion. They
also state that q guard iskept about the
residence>T JET. Darts night and day
toprerent him from running ascay."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-31

transacted. An earnest, harmonious ana
pleasant feeling pervaded the meeting.
1t is hoped that at the next meeting
more decisive steps may be taken, under
a charter which shall put this great char
ity into practical operation.
The meeting congratulated DIR. Deems
on his extraordinary success in procuring
this Fund, and the members pledged
themselves to assist in pushing this work
to a consummation.
The meeting adjourned at s P. NJ.
ID. NJ. BARRINGEl, Chm'n.
S. Fl. YOU'VE, Secretary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-31
IMPORTANT TAX DEcIsIoN.-A Circular
ron, thu n0n NJ =

IMPORTANT TAX DECIsIoN.-A Circular
nom the Commissioner of Taxes, gives his
construction of the 44th section of the
assessment act. When the holder of a
credit is unwilling to receive payment of
the amount it represents in Confederate
notes, and values it at higher rates, the
Assessors shall value it accordingly. All
credits worth u premium in Confederate
notes, or so valued by the holder, should
be valued and taxed at the premium it
bore on the 1st efJuly.
Another circular allows farmers to re-
ceive, in addition to the articles specified
in article forty three, instructions 10th
May, only one hundred bushels of corn,
OF fifty bushels of wheat, or any proper
tionate quantity Of each, in accordance
with the first section of the Tax act.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-31
The SINKING OF THE yAsnERR,Lr-Tha

The SINKING OF a VANDERBMJ-The
story of the sinking of the Yankee steam.
er Vanderbilt by a Confederate vessel Of
war, said..to be the Georgia, begins to as
sumo an air Of probability. The Mobile
Tribune of Saturday says:
We have late news from Havana, by
the arrival of a vessel running the block
AIDE. When she left it was rumored, and
pretty much believed ut Havana, that
Capt. Semmes bad had an engagement
with the Yankee steamer Vanderbilt, and
had sunk her. with alarge loss of life.
The V, it viii be recoliected, has been
for a long time in search of the "rebel
pirate" as the Yankees designate
oemmes. An account of the engagement
has been published in La Haband, a Ha-
vana paper. and was received both from
Key West and Nassau, and was believed
10y Yankee and other shippers. It is, we
think, quite probable. The. action is
reported to have occurred off the BAHIA
nIxs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-31

the attention of that paper, and of those
who have participated in the so-called
" peace meetings" Surprising them to
have been influenced by every proper
motive, Of 10y alty to the ~Confederacy,
and a desire to secure our independence
as well as to bring this war to a close,
we ask them to look at the effect oftheir
movement. It is precisely what we told
them would occur. They proposed nego-
~tiations for peace. The yankees in New
bern respond by a meeting, evidently
composed Of yankee soldiers and negroes
(thc f" First n. c. Union Reg't,") " rep
~resenting THAT. is, stolen FROM every
county in the LIST and Cd and part of the
Sd Congressional districts" and welcome
their proposition for negotiation by a call
for more troops to sverrun the State of,
North Carolina T! That is the sort OF
negotiation for peace, and the only sort
that they recognize. Instead of turning
their thoughts to peace, the yankees have
only been encouraged TO wage war with
more energy. And under the persuasion
false though it be-that they will meet
with Union friends by penetrating to the
interior Of the State, we.shall no doubt
soon find them advancing with the rein
forcements they call for, towards Weldon
or Raleigh or Fayetteville one or all,
burning and laying waste and robbing
wherever they go. An energetic pros
ecution of the war"-that is according
to the inyariable yankee fashion laying
waste as they go, and killing and MAIN
ing our sons and brothers. is the only
= means by which the Union sentiment can
|, be made practically useful" Useful to
whom ?-to Lincoln and his plans of sub
! ~jugations and spoliation! !! Separate your
: selves, we beg of you've beg of the
: STANDARD and of the participants in the
80 called peace meetings-froln the re-
. hottest idea of being willing to have any
. association or sympathy" with the black
q and white %scoundrels who meet your
e propositions for peace with propositions
to lay waste your property and that OF
your neighbors and friends and kindred;
and who denouncs corperheadism At
the North" that is, denounce the. peace
men at the North to whom you look foI
assistance in securing peace, but whoss
political destruction at home you ensure
20 by the Z" peace meetings" here.
- Is any true man of North Carolins
willing deliberately to continue a cours.
- which thus encourages the malignant en-
. envy to make more energetic war upor
our State? God forbid! Then let ever,
patriotic citizen who has been a momen
misled by the natural and universal desir,
for peace, come forward and repudiat
: this most unfortunate movement that ha,
! so encouraged the enemy. If any MAJ
% shall refuse thus to repudiate it, nov
that its fatal tendency is exposed b,
e the yankees themselves, North CAROLYN
= wifi assurediy repudiate him.