, 1863-05-28

It is deplorablc, in this time Of national
peril, that so many ofthose setting themselves
up as Democratic leaders, should exhibit 30
much disloya1ty. They secm, in the words Of
the Steubenvillc, Ohio, Democratic paper,
Undetermined to lead the party and the coun-
try to the devil" Take the following spcci-
mems Of Coppcrhead talk:
". ". Eaton, The leading spirit Of the last
Hartford (Ct.) Democra.ic Convention, which
nominated Seymour for Governor, In hia clos
sThe doings Of this convention will awake
lively emotions i'll the South. The resolutions
we hare adopted will cause a thrill in the
healts Of our Southern brethren. 7. II. Sey-
1nuur is man whom the brave men and love
lyswoMcn Of the South lore. honor and es-
tetm. The conservative men Of the North
will grasp the demon Abolition by the threat,
sttangle it, ard invite our brethren Of the
~ assure you that every Democratfn Green
field is opposed to The continuance Of this
war. Stopit instantly on any terms, is our
motto" ."-Cor,espondcHcc Dtbulne (zosa) Her.
aid, Dan.
at il for your Legislature to tell Lincoln
tlat he can have 10 more soldiers for the pros-
ecution Of the war."-Hetress.4talise Old's
Ssteh.
| of the North cared whether jeff Davis was at
1 -A--
taal t,4Et@gtield's speech.
| " "Gcncral Butle1-the American Hayuaun -
| CHI. Eng, ~
| s'TAe President has plunged us into war
| against people whom he did not either un-
terstand ur did not mean to understand. The
speaker came, he said, to talk Cancellation aud
peace, and in doing SO he would show that the
only trcas on in this country belonged to the
Republican party. They are the traitors."-
Cur: Price, II Nee Jersey.
The Democratic party had made up its
mind to resist the unlawful usurrations OF
this i1uhccile Administration, to protect their
rights til::t On the soil uf Illinois. .'-Jutl9t S.
1. -lor>haH, Of INinoi*.
"There is nub Democrat in the land but
will oppose this war with a}l his influence, Al
it is now obe carried OF, underline Prcsideit't
Procla1ua1ion.'-Cincin EnQuirrr.
''This armust cease, aud the rights Of the
South must be respected; or in the last resort
We must pcrforce turn our artillery upon the
Constitution md every popular iight."-2eo
T. Andr ns, Of Nw Jersey.
"1f this war on the South continued mucl
longer, he did not hesitate to say We would
Lave war 1t the North-at o1,r own hearth
stones.'.7 ho,nax Dunn, Of Arn Jer~!.
"1f Ohio would suffer herself 10 follow thu
New England States, and be taxed and KEEP
scccle from them, he would secedc from
Uhio, and dig up the bones Of his mother an,
carry them across the river, and shake th'
dust from his feet, and think of Ohio nj
mo1e,"-Judgs J. r. Hall, of BHeyrns, 0.
"Kesistauce to tyrants IL patri0tisnl! Th'
MiDions Of Lincoln and Tod have invaded on
soil, to drug from their homes six hundred
| ilcen>en Of Crawford county. To arms =
men Of CIawford hare Z bullet ready for til
Gastards " ho order one drafted man to leay
Int;h's SmesA Igainst .the E'J0rttnent Of ii
Draft.
"TIc only Union party in the Southcrl
Ccnfedc1acy. .'-Ik1ander IIallacc, Ero,cn Co.
OHIO.
"UnleEs change G
programme on the part Of the party in povc
takes place soon, civil waf III the loyal State
| is certa;u:t--Uhjo Democrat