The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-09

are .iQr0ed easily into Ghe ranks.
five expect anything in the way ol
bringing about peace crom the aclioh
ofthc N orthern people outside Of Lin
colu' ; armies, il is of the last import
aDce thatour armies work TO tliat end
now witlra will, and that speedily
II we hope for the close OF the wmr
under Eve years, it is NOW become all
important that we give the enemy such
Il lesson, and that soon as will east
down their naughty and clated spirit,
and incline their hearts again to peace,
and their minds to the conviction that
the rebellion is not crushed, neither
can it be. At present, appearances
are so decidedly against us that the
Northern masses, jndging us by them
selves in similar circumstances, are
rapidly arriving at The conclusions
that we are nearly ready to surrender
at discretion. The feeling is adroitly
inspired and kept alive hy the leaders,
and the people remain in ignorance OF
our real powers, resources and deter
minatiou, and 50 are rampant for the
vigorous prosecution Of the war OF
subingatioa.
This popular feeling must be check
eel aud changed, and there is snomeans
Of doing it but by q determined and
successful conflict at one or more
points The heroic holding out OF
Charleston helps us TO some extent,
but something more must he dons.-
The election for Governor Of OHIO
takes place in Noyemher. we believe,
and The new Yankees Congress- meets
in December. In order fayorahlv to
effect the Ohio election and the organ
ization and action orthencw Congress,
Il majority Of which is against the Re
publican party, but not firmly decided
ns to anything else, it is to the last
degree essential that the Confederate
armies win one or more decisive bat
ties within the next thirty or sixty
days, If Johnston and Bragg cain de
feat ROsccaans and Burnside. Charles
ton still holding ont, or if Lee, with
his recruited army, can defeat Meade
with all the aid Of his new concripts,
denoralizcd aud disahectcd rs they
are Represented, then we may expect
the most favorable results in the Ohio
election and the Lincoln Congress --
But unless something Of the kind is
accomplished speedily, tlen a long
farewell to the peace party-Nallan-
digham will be defeated, and Wood
and his party paralyzed OF oyerawed
in Congress, and peace postponed in
dcgnitely, without foreign aid"
There is not IN the worlr history
any record OF trcachery 50 black as
this article shows the traitors Of Ohio
to be engaged in. Vallanligham de.
clarcs that 1.-The success Of Southern
arms alone could give strength and
consistency to the peace movement
Whicl means that If only enough oI
oar brave brethren ut Chattanooga can
he slaughtered, Nallandigham' can be
elected And SAYS the rebel papers,
In order layorahly TO effect the Ohio
election it is to the last degree essen.
tial that the Confederate armies win
one or more decisive battles within
the next thirty or siNty days Il
Johnston and Bragg en- dclel' Rose
|rTns and burnside, then we may eX
pect the most favorable results from
the Ohio election.
Now we ask all tie other candlate'
ON the peace ticket il this is so. Cai
it he true that the price Of your elect
ion is the life. blood OF the brave boy
down in the front? Do you realize th
awful truth that the rebels Of Georgi;
are longing to see the Nallandighan
ticket elected, and with sach vehenen
desire, that to secure succcss for YOU
they are willing to hazard one or NOR
battles for your and their sake? Val
landfgham, yourlcader, says that you
election depends on the defeat of til
Union arms. rhe rebel Constitution
alist urges that one or more battles b
fought to layorubly eject your election
prospects. Are Che dispatches iron
the army of the Cumberland Music t,
your ears? Are you speculating hoy
much the blood Of the $4,000 Obi
Iwomdcd and slain profit you on elect
ion day 4? And why did rebellion
choose to encompass and oycrwhelu
I Rosecrans with whom most of tn
Ohio troops are? Why, says the Con
stitutionahst, ''In order to fayOrabl,
to effect the Ohio election" Ii is tru
that Seymour and his "friends," TIN
New York rioters, arc to an extent re
! sponsibIe, The considerable fOre
subtracted from Meade, to render tn
. draft effective in New York, enable,
Lee to spare Longstrect aaA a corp
OF rebels TO concentrate upon Rose
Grams Itwas Horatio Seymour, Cog
lperhead Governor Of New York tina
: sent Longstreet upon his mission t.
fayorably effect the Ohio election =
On the historic days of Septembe
10th and goth, 1868, the heroic col
umns from Ohio, under their gallan
leader, met the shock of the combine,
forces, not only of Bragg and Long
street, but of the peace men in Ne,
York and the Vallandie ham men il
Ohio. And the battle was preeipitatel
by the rebels, and the sides of th
Lookout Mountains were reddene
with the blood OF our noble men c
the 2lst, Of the 49th, OF the Goth, an,
65th, and why that VallandIghan
may be elected in the State of Ohio
for says the Constitutionalist, "It
l. Al. A