The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08

We have conatod
ments in order thar
see the difference bC
rrats and Buttern1
calling itself Demo-
loyal. Let the fol
determine. Condit
better than uncondi
| Although there is q man
in office that / did not help
~ there, and although in
| III human probability l
would not cast n vote for
him tomorrow, vet in this
great contest ] acknowl-
edge hinl-not the head Of
a party, but as the head Of
tho Government, rs the
| ENeeutiYo officer Of the ma
tion. And, like a soldier
IN the ranks, | hole II to
bc my duty u obey him,
my commanding officer in
III things, without qnes-
tloning his policy in this
| great contest: " o 80
Politicians may talk %
they please; there are but
two is9uos: ono is 10 ac-
knowlsdgo tho Southern
ConfederRcy, and the other
is submission on thcir
part to tho demands Of the
Government. You mNy
examine all tho PROPOSE
tons you can fad, and you
can como 10 no other con-
'lusion than this.
No party cvcr mHdc op-
position 20 n war that waa
| not rcnt in tSain nnl torn
% p.cccathgrcby; and YOU
cannot blot the record ont;
you may try il but il WI
stick to you, The old to-
ries OF tho revolution
thcy arc NIL gone now, but
their records remain, and
the odium belonging to
thnm attaches even 10
their descendants. - Jons
BRouGH.
"a once dissolved Union,
\ surrendered govern.
mnnt, cannot he reclaimed
This is an evil which cam
not bo repaired, and which
We must avert, and c1H
DHiybrdusrtei By supporting
the GOroramGaf, f,reTiriieSs Of
hipo'cT relying upon the
peoplo through the ballot
hoy, to PIT all things 10
rights. III. j. JywErr.
LibNrty Of speech il one
thing, Liberty of treason is
another. Tha liberty oi
speech IL sacred; but this
zoos not include tho right
to not ns q spy, and con
vey Intelligence to the OH.
esny which may destroy
th1lsands 0f liycs Of our
soldiers, endangor our ar.
my, and leopard the OK
istcnno Of Government.
Who has objected to tho
frost possible discuSsionl
Freedom Of sprech docs
not confer tho right 10 90
befNrc an enemy ahd stim.
ulnto niutiny and disobc-
dionrc, anil recommend
| La art.s," IIuoos not JUS
tify anything which, in
time Of war, la calculated
and intended to weaken
tho military arm OF tho
Gnvcrnlncdt.
4 lawyer who cannot
discriminate between civil
law and martial law, should
he trcntod for simplicity
on the brain. ('hout@ oi
applause and laughter y
Tho functions OF martial
law, and the authority up
on which il rests, wcro
freely stated by me last
Fall in n spcSrh made nj
tho Cooper Institute. II
Ia n dRngerou, power, but
its absence would he more
dlngorpua. II II liable h
Abuso, but No war can hC
conducted without it--es-
especially such a war a,
this.
lfthnsc mon aro not pun.
ished at Judgment. II moi
here, ] shall he mistaken.
For men who assist in
this rebellion, If not exc
cuted and damned ctcrna'-
ly hereafter hemp will lose
it's value, and hell will for
felt its charter for misu.
ser. (Grent cheering.)
Men may call themselves
Democrats, hut it does
mt make thom Democrats
The frat principle Of De.
morracy IL, according tn
Jackson, "thc Union must
mud shall bc preserved, "
Inpplnusol and there Is
where ! Stand to.night-it
must and shall he prcscr,
vcd, no matter from whot
quarter tho assaults may
some. -DAStEL 3. DicEiS,
son.
"Tho conspiracy ianow
known. Armies have boon
raiSod, war ia levied 10 ac-
compllsh,t. There are on.
" two sides to the quos-
tinn-livory mnn must ho
For THE UNITED
STATES OR AGAINST
IT. TIL EjR T. CAN BE
No NEUTRNLS IN THIS
WAl,--ONLY PATRIOTS
OR TRAlTORS,--.SrEruEN
A. DoudLAs Mt Chicago
April II, 1861.
I" Whenever they (tho
Rehclsl have the power,
thoydrive before them into
their runlts the Southern
people,ns they woulfdrivc
us. Trust them not. Were
thcy able, they would in
wade and destroy MS with.
out mercy. Ab'olnielp ds.
MTeiof these things, I an
dmdsdf thni dly 0ne cDaid
think OfpeHsr on dHy terms,
l
Hc who cnieridihs hr senfi-
meatn III ouivt0 he a STARE,
and hc whO uffdrs IL al tbs
time Is, mOre0r'", n traitor 10
hn @un'rW who dc'erUo' hr