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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

Last Saturday the aboliIionists ct this
place. and immediate vicinity, held a meet
ids at Ilewett and Woodard's Hall. Sev-
eral days previous they issued posters ex-
horting the faithful to attend. promising a
speech from ''pop-gun" Smith. and other
notables. Saturday arrived, and with it a
very common attendance Of men, women
and children at the abolition rally. The
real orator y of the occasion was Rev.
Cap. Copp. whose name was not announc-
ed as one OF the expected speakers until he
mounted the rostrum. Why SO much Sc
cresy was used we are unable to say, un-
less the abolition leader: hereabouts, fear
ed that even their own partizans would le-
fuse To attend meeting addressed by so
vile thing as is this Copp. His speech
was all about HIMSELF brim full of disgust
ing self-conceit he prated about his exploits
and heroism, aud nothing else. The effort
was peculiar for nothing save baSphemy
and selflove. If he is accustomed to
delivering bible and bullet" sermons he
evidently did not deem this good point.
not being surrounded by the cowardly
DULLES who follow at his heels in Laporte.
lie is poor creature, unworthy of so
much notice, but the aboliiionists who in
yited him 70 speak at their meeting. know
ing him to be, in the sight Of God, muir
derer, a creator of neighborhood strifes,
and an open advocate Of the most revolving
are worthy of notice, and Of re-
membrance.
That Copp is valiant was fully demon
strated by the incidents of his departure.
About Jear ago, while in service, Copp
took advantage of his position as caPtai II
and inflicted gross and wanton outrage
upon \. c. Norton, of this place, who has
been one of the leaders Of the Republican
party in this town, for years, and who Is
now a republican. Norton vowed ven
grounds. and the opportunity presented
itself as Copp was on his way TO the depot.
Norton accos;ed him and informed him OF
his purpose 10 clas,ise him, stating his
reasons: copp plead ignorance and was
protected b. his friends; Norton followed
him, collared him AM was about to make
his threat god, despite the revolver TIE
heroic captain llourIsbed, when our demo
cratic Sheriff arrived at the scene Of action
and compelled Norton TO desisi.
At the depot the three emphatic groans
gwen Tor &c PIP, the Niger thief mani
Tested fully III appreciation Of eur people
for tbl, clerical. abolition bully.
"Squirt-gun" Smith made speech.
y Ai-n is not worthy of comment. He Is
gray ha.iei builoou. and IeJ ices in 1t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

w A>iil.''t $3.50 - Al II ~.
Tha canals opposite V,cA burg ana At
Lake Providence are reported TO b. very
near completion. \ Federal gunboat h 8
moved W The Yazoo Isss to the OH ms,
the rebels were expecting an early FEEDER
a advance upon them. Banks force they
believed to number a. least b goo men,
Confidence was f+l. that the Fedcrals would
bs repulscl
On The 4th inst. an attack was being
made upon Fort McAli;sier 10y heavy Ia
val force, and lis s. eedy capture was an
ticipaied A torpedo Lad exploded under
the Montauk lron-clad; but the injury sus.
tanned is represented rs irifiing.
Tie rebels are confident of their ability
to hold Charleston and Savannah against
any attack. Twenty FIVE thousand to Ups
from the Southwest have PASSED through
Richmond within few weeks, on their
way. undoubtedly, to the threatened posi-
Ii ons Oh the southeastern coast.
In the fight near franklin, Tenn. on
Thursday, the total Federal loss was about
900. Tie Rebel loss is reported at 700
or .. a report had reached Mum
freesbcro, which needs confirmation of the
defeat OF Van Dorm and the capture Of
most of his force.
The rebels made a dash upon Fairfax
Cour; House yesterday morning, capturing
Gen. Stoughton and "A number of men and
horse. A strong rebel force was at Lu-
ray Yesterday morning. moving towards
Winchester.
The negroes at Detrois have armed
themselves, and seem likely 10 get into
further trouble. They are chased from
the streets whenever they make their APP
pearance. The soldiers are hostile towards
them. and the apprehension is expressed
that, in the event of another riot, the btyo
nets viii be used against those attempting
to suppress it.
The Indiana Legislature adjourned yes.
terday sine de. without having accomplish
ed any ne, cssary legislation, even the ap.
preparation bills not having been passed.
A fearful responsibility rests npon the
abolition secess olists who brought about
this state OF affairs.
Gen. Butler is mentioned IN connection
with the Provost Marshal Gr e ship I'M
der the conScript on law. lie fit instru
ment to carry out such an enactment.
A dispatch firm jack on, Tenn. an
nounces that federal force OF 900 infant
a body OF rebel cavalry and compelled to
surrender.
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D. Z. EGG .Esroy, Sec V.


TYNER CITY, IND., March 7:h. 'G3.
The Democracy Of Polk assembled in
large numbers at o'clock p. m, on the
7th, at Tyner, and organized by electing
JohN c. CusmAN, Chairman, and JoHN
NEFF. Secretary. The chairman stated the
object OF the meeting, and the grea, neces-
sity ola thorough organization Of the Dem
ocialic party at this time.
y resolution WAS passed that The Chair
appoint Committee Of three to report
names for Delegates to the Conycnlion.-
John Snl der, Jacob Pippingcr and Levi
Hill were appointed as sud Committee. =
The Committee retired ami after short
absence returned and reported as th,ir Sc
lection for The said Delegates to rep
resent Polk Township in tie G 'uny Con.
venioa of the l3.b int: John c. Cu.l-
man. Murgan Johnson. b. T. Wyland, Ja-
cob Piping aud Austin " ily. y reso-
luioa to a1o.; tie report o. TIC commit
Tee was unanimously .srred.
4 resolution WAS ca.r.,d 10 orgaaiz Tie
D mocrac] in 4 township cab, and The
Chair appointed John Snyder. Hiram Rank
and Robert s. Shafler a Committee to
draft series Of BY laws for the Govern
ment Of SAID club.
o. motion the meetiug odjoarecd to
Saturday, March 1Ih, vl,cL p. m,
when the report Of he Committee on By
laws will be received and considered.
JOHN C. CUSIIMAN, Pros't
InuN NFEF Sec'v
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Times.
FRAEKLiS, Tenn, March s.
Specials have given You no general idea
of the fight and disaster at Thompson Sta
lion. There is no evidence that Col. Co
burn. commanding. omitted the necessary
precauion against surprise. and no evil
dence, IN fact, that our force was surprised.
Van Dorm was known to be in force ahead,
and the brigade was sohdly advancing and
constantly skirmishing: when the rebels
appeared in overwhelming numbers
There was no ambuscade,- the enemy sim
ply having the numbers to engage us in
front, aud al the same time threw large
bodies upon either flank.
The 12th Ohio, which was in the rear.
with a wagon train at the time of the reb
ell flank movement. VAS cut off from the
main body and escaped.
The 22d Wis. Goth Mich, $50 and
SSH Ind, were then completely sutroun-
ded. and. after the exhaustion Of al am
mutation, having Inflicted severe loss on
the bells, were forced to surrender.
\ flag OF truce, sent to the rebl lines
on the succeeding day by Col. Opdike, to
obtain information of our losses, was pro-
h.bited approaching the battle field.
Officers Of the escort were told by rcb
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letter TO q
rite as soon as YOU can"
PLYMoUrH, IND, March eth. 1868.
close J W TO | j

PLYMoUrH, IND, March 9TH. 1868.
Pursuant TO call Of the Central Com
mittee. the Democracy of Center Townsh' ?
met at Corbin's Hall, S turday. March 7th
to elect delegates TO the County Conven.
ton. Mr.. JOS EVANS was called to the
Chair. and d. E. EGcLEsroS was appoint
ed Secretary.
On motion Of J. G.. OSBORNE the meet
ing proceeded to appoint delegates, which
resulted as follows: John Goddard John
G. Osborne. c. II. Reeve, Isaac Orr, Sta.
cy Burden, who were Instructed 10 attend
the County Convention to he held at the
Court House. March 18th, 1868 as the
DELEGATES of Center Township.
On motion Of J. Co. Osborne all vacan-
cies, if any, among the delegates, shall be
filed by choice of those present.
Meeting then adjourned.
JOSEPH EVANS, Pres't.
n + Fec ,,Srnx Slr'v
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

Dispatches from Concord. relating TO
the New Hampshire election say that re
turns from one hundred towns about two
thirds Of the State. indicate that there
will be no choice Of Governor by the peo-
pie.
The democratic candidate leads. but @
Union" candidate. PUT up by aboliionists
To delude democrats. receives a sufficient
number of votes to throw the election in
to the legislature, which will b, republi
can. The republicans elect two meber'
of Congress, and the third one is yet ii
doubt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

TIE Democratic Club meeting. held a:
Corbin's Hall last Saturday evening, was
attended by about three hundred voters;
about one third more than the aboiIonist-
succeeded in drumming up to their grand
rally. at Woodward's Hall, tie meeting
was intensely enthu-ia stic; the speech oi
G.. III. REEvE--wh.ch was very able one
was received With rounds OF applause.
Such meetings and organizations give con-
fidence and strength to the people. and
will fan the faint spark of hope for gov
erhment, that is now smouldering IN The
hearts Of the American people. into a
bright, glorious and irresistible flame that
will sweep destructionists, anarchists, dis
uionists and desp,ts into eternal iniamy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

4 few days ago We enjoyed the pleasure
of visit from oui old friend LIEUT.. Xxx
RY RANKIN OF the 9th Indiana Battery :
lie was wounded three times in the battle
of Mumiree boro. and by course of care
fnl treatment, is now just able TO be about.
Ills wounds bear strong evidence OF his
gailantry, which none n ho know him ever
doubted
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12
4.IIc,aRls csi-iif

When We saw the inuenao In the NJ. &.
Pepub.i an iusinua' ing that post master
BAILEY hal auhoriz d the Democrat to
ipaN FIR him. and defend him, we con-
Guided 1t was made for the purpose of
brin ing he matters of difference between
the editor and the post master To the sur
face, 10 An open issue. This conclusion
was correct, Upon reading the article
L-aded a doubtful compliment Mr..
Bailey sent word TO the editor 81 the Re-
publican that he die not wait his paper
any more; the editor responds with a col
umu If PERSONAL les in his paper, charging
Mr.. Bailey with cowardice while III the
army, with treason TO the abolition party.
with being copperhead. and divers and
sundry other nau hty and disloyal 'prac-
slcea.' all, professedly, because Mr.. Bailey
Stopped his paper; but all, really. because
Mr.. Bailey is post master and the editor is
not. but wants to be- Old Abe should
create new Office of GONE kind here, in
order to keep peace i'll the family.
The attack in the Republican on Mr..
Bal~y's private character was most viru-
lent and uncalled FIR, and is condemned
by great M joiisy of the repu lican par
ty oi Tie County. As it is side issue We
have no '.sy." aud viii keep out, and adj
vie orr neighbor to do likewise, in rela-
ton TO family quarrelS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

TIE following love-letter was found by
friend, 81 considered it too good TO be
lost. Considering the tender age Of the
author but eighteen.-we consider il
remarkable:
Bourbon Marshall County Iudiana.
Dear friend i sit down to let YOU know
that am well. the rose is red the violet
is blew shuger is sweet and so are you |
bell We. Never seen as nice girl in
Bourbon as you are, there is no Girl in the
town Of Bourb boa that goes rs nice dressed
as you do. Come to m, etD to mite and
will take you home if you will lie, me SO l
must bring my
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To-MoRRow the Dsnocra y OF Marshall
County no j T. invention at the Court
House. pnr4uant = call of Central Com :
mi.,ee. The obj i, Of the convention AZ Q
OF The utmnst Importance TO every Demo
era, in the County. hence every one who
CAN. sh, uld attend. Give a day 10 tie in
te,estS of yodr country, 1t may be econo:
my.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

Haf dozen democratic newspapers
fav. beer m bbed by abnli'ionisls within
the pat few weeks. Re iaiion seems to
be tie only remedy. This is rule tlat
will work very well two ways.
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THURS DAY MARCH u, 1868.
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