Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

VI utuNig NdlidIV "BullSJ tue llIG Cl JHe
na.ion. stabbiug it in all Its vital parts;
and this accounts for that great reaction in
the public sentiment OF the country allu |
ded to by che gentleman from Iowa, Mr.. |
Wilson. That contcst was contest on
principe. When the President of the
United States issued that proclamation OF
the 22d of September Tor the purpose of
freeing the negro race, and followed it
two days Afterwards by another proclama-
ton for the purpose of suhjugating and
enslavug the white race TO enable him
to execute his DEGREES aud proclamatons,
the whole country became alarmed They
were shocked at the monstrous usurpations
ofpowcr on the part of the President of
the United States, usurping powers that
10 statesman or legislator had at any time
before III the history of the country until
these evil times ever thought Of, Sir, we
fought that contest under every possible
disadvantage We had to 20 to the polls
and cast our votes under the threats and
menaces OF the minons of power. Pro.
.v>st marshals were appointed in every
county in Ohio, and political arrests were
made almost daily and nightly in every
i,,;no ra - :.:e A.. IT.!
S,ate. md " tSo S,aIo 90 Oh;a Ionai ~
,ho Con.,;tn.;oa "a ~ th,;. 49,, 49,
core devoted to the Union, were arrested
and incaroerated, some in the county Jail,
soma in the military prison at Cincinnati,
and some detained in military camps not
niTsn.o ora;ns, ,ho lau or a,,,n sor
vioIa,io, Of nnv .roo,ann,iar M bnIl ~
dooroo of ,ho prlp,;J,,,1 ~ tho Trni,ad
Statos bn, Ieoon., ,ror roro Deuonrots
n wssno, hocanso ,bov worn d;slovaI mon
7 tnow ,hen, ,,alI nn3 ho+o trovn ,Lor,
IN nv, Ma and l.non, t,0. u,on .ra -,
n,triot;c ~ snS n,an nnon ,Lis gcor. ~
cir ,s tho pros;dcrl 81 tba JIr;,ad Si,tcs
,,,..a,, al ..;,i, H. 49,; laa'
s,ar;nrns i, tL Wv" Nv -, ,o" 1o tI.s
;r,ta, '"'le Ga h"o"'ns '""'
a . ~, J't IIt af pn IIn 10 W. ] an,s u, aon aos
81 shoEoT 5i;i,inn III 10 "Ii 'Iao. Ao N tn,ann,. "nu
wh;c5 h,ve o. Iaa,t 5eoo,n. ,ho nIoa.-
-, ~. r Wv
no,or,i,L f.ooIom ofd;.onssf str,otnn
r. 81 .maas ara. 80 "LI"5 duJ
49,, p''1I o' Pc paISoi i"o'ooN on
l,ua1'o"' m "'', tn1 .'uils o.osoo 10 US "''n
r.ao 60 i, i"'L''o taL .,,@O 49,, o''cns eng
&c &c 'u Ja",; o'o.on uo"u Io n9"i III W. ,h;. -0''
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80 60 - -, Nv
.1oAc1..o .I %nu sa"s'ee !" 'Lie oano' ooH 'H aS
.He rr". pInIoo i3r .nJ I;.; oui' 1 ~ ,Hs is,
'"i',eni''s Vi 'nc oo"y po,''io' 1uo i'sNS
wei. do our ia'tn 'o""iI'u. u, We "en,
~ 'n1 Po''' q".o'Iy "rN ~, S'ieh..3' .i3' are
" may ~ ~ ',,. a"" 'ho' l hn o"
~. f, "o cIa.e - N"'o' ~ u onI ~.
oo.o'e a'o nny IL 'l'ousano i'e,u.;aG4n
,"'!Ii"9' 80 .ou t"o Demo1i a''0 s'IH
~ 49,, e's D. -.
=, nnen ,ns ,b,rtaon
RennLl;cans "a A. nrossnt yo will he
.o,l.osnntad il 40 uopt Tnn,,ross h., caun
,oer nomocrats 70 FAM pon,,bl;ca Tbeso
oro tLo fru;,s of th;s nol;or I, ,ras VIC
,' .nrr I obt.;nad nnon nr;nni,,o rH and arona
an3 oIor;ons riOtorr n;o,oru for ,bo
|,a.s;,,,,;ou nG w., ',o,1 a,15
rb;tarr ,nouors ,;o.orrnf ,rua ond
rann;ns pvoI.v ouor tuao.on. Wv cir !.
n,a, ,;o,.r, f,r ,Lo Coror,,oont ond
a~o;nst ,bo Aam;r;s.ro.;on W. aro for
t6e Const;tu,;on and cnr the Govornment
L,oo,,Oa ,I,o Coro.rnn. 10 40 og.nr;na
and crsotion Of tho Con.,itn,;nn and rho1S
tbot is r,ne al is oono
Mr. RI'AKE WAl NV co,,oo ore NOR
.,n;t mo 70 .sL him = onost;on
Mr. WHITE Of 9hio Yos sir
Nv RTAKE T wou,d lite 70 have
NV oolloanrn sta.o - ,hoso !, Oh;o
,rcro NOT 81 hv ,n.hor;t, of Corornnr
.roda ord ;ftbot Covanor;s NOT ond bos
not ai,r,v. 'hoon Damoo,.t,
M WHITE of ohio T will ors,vor
.hat nrost;on cnvornor Nd heI;evo
limits his arrests to two. and there vere
speclap:e anu loy", c.',lehs as 'nofo W are
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