The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-04
CO~pperhead Doctrine.

1t is deplorable, in this time of national per-
il, that so many Of those setting themselves
up as Democratic leaders, should exhibit SO
much disloyalty. They seem, in the words
of the Stubenvile, Ohio, Democratic paper,
determined to lead the party and the coun-
try to the devil" Take the following speci-
mems of Copperhead talk
w. w. Eaton, the leading spirit Of the last
Hartford (Ct.) Democratic Convention, which
nominated Seymour for Governor, in his clos
ing speech said
1.-THE doings Of this convention will awake
lively emotions in the South. The resolutions
we have adopted will cause a thrill in the
hearts of our Southern brethren. L. ID. Sey-
mour is a man whom the brave men and love-
ly women of the South love, honor and esteem.
The conservative men of the North will grasp
the demon Abolition by the throat. strangle
it, and invite our brethren of the South to unite
with u.s. @
Il assure you that every Democrat in
Greenfield is opposed to the continuance OF
this war. Stop it instantly Oh any terms, is
our neutrality-suspicious. Dubuque (lowa)
Herald, Dem.
.Itis for our Legislature to tell Lincoln that
he can nave no more soldiers for the prosecu-
tionof the neutrality-suspicious. GUS Speech.
she did not believe one half OF the people
of the North cared whether JEFF. Davis was at
Washington or Abe Lincoln."-AHoraey Cen
eral Crttchfetd'S speech.
General Butler-the American Haynau."
Gin. Eng.
'The President has plunged us into a war
against a people whom he did not either I'M
derstand or did not mean to understand. The
speaker came, he said, TO talk Cancellation and
peace, and in doing SO he would show that the
only treason in this country belonged to the
Republican party. They are the traitors"
GoU. Price, Of Neac Jersey.
THE Democratic party had made up its
mind to resist the unlawful usurpations OF this
imbecile Administration, to protect theirrights
there on the soil of Illinois. "-Judge ). r..
Marshall, Of Illinois.
ssThere is not a Democrat in the land but
will oppose this war with all his influence, as
il is now to be carried on under the Presidents
Proclamation .'-CiacjanaU Enquirer.
''This war must cease, and the rights OF the
South must be respected or III the last resort
we must perforce turn our artillery upon the
Africanized g~uerillas who have garrotted the
Constitution and every popular rlght."-GeO.
P. AndreaOS, Of Nea0 Jersey.
eff this war on the South continued much
longer, he did not hesitate to say we would
have war at the North-at our own hearth
stones.''-ThomaS Dunn, Of Nea0-JerSey.
'If Ohio would suffer herself to follow the
New England States, and be taxed and kept
under by tyrants of these States, and did not
secode. from them,h he would secede from Ohio,
and dig up the bones Of his mother and carry
them across the river, and shake the dust from
his feet, and think of Ohio no more. "-Judge
~. W. Hall, Of Bucgrus, U.
Resistance to tyrants is patriotism! The
minions Of Lincoln and Tod have invaded our
soil, to drag from their homes six hundred
freemen of Crawford county. To arms! ye
men of Crawford! have a bullet ready for the
dastards who order one drafted man to leave
his home and county against his will."-Dd-
rid Tlt&e's Speech against the Enforcement@
tie Draft.
sThe only Union party is the Southern
Confcderacy "-AleaGnder Wallace, Broom
Co., Ohio. j..
'Unless a change of
programme on the part Of the party in power
lakes place soon civil war in the loyal States
is certain."-Ohi0 Democrat.