Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
The ssWar Democracy

In the show bills rut ont BY the cso-called
"War Democracy" the name OF General, Le eWie
ECass.lia the nloat prominent. Hhas been given
out by the leaders Of this humbugi faction thai
this distinguished soldier, patriot and statSs-
man would preside over the deliberations Of its
|t'mass convection" which Ia to assemble in The
city to-day, according to programme. The
Democracy OF Pennsylvania and the Democfacj
Of Indiana occupy the same position aud thej
enunciate the same political doctrines. They
stand before the Country shoulder to shoulder
upon all questlohs Of public policy. Gen. Cas-
was recently Invited to address the Democrac,
Of Washington county, Pennsylvania, and, ii
bis reply to the invitation, he Gays: q odI .,
Il have come to look with almost as much solicitud
upon the action OF the Democratic party In i primar
meetlp gs as for the rsIut Of the conflict 10 arms; 70
the that It IL now clear that the perpetuty OF ou
present form Of Government rests on the patriotism
Intelligence forbearance and connlsent course Of actor
by the Democratic party. The Jacobns and radicai
who are the leading SPIRITS Of the political party IN
lpower seem quite as intent on destroying our civil
fright. as IN whipping the rebels into subecton. It Il
form OF government established in 1889, and that tic
territorial limits OF the never be diminished
To attain this end, we must see that s Government
allowed to fall to pieces. We must hold the execu
tive agents Of the Govemmmt to their duty and keep
them In their duty,unt We by means Of the ballot
box put IN their stead those who will administer the
dOVetnment ab IL WAS totmeu ~ our hDce3t0fH. si
Such are the sentiments Of the distinguished
patriot whom the War Democracy OF Indi-
ana not only expected to address them. but to
preside over their deliberations to-day. What
does general Gass say of the Republican lead
ers and the public action Of the party in power
Mark, well his words. He ssys::ii 7l'l-t .l.4'
The Jacobns and radicals who are the leading sprt,
Of the political party IN power seem quite as intent on
destroying cfoR rights as whipping the rebels
into submission'B1 " 81 y3ilug 3s4l5lBu s8l
And then sgain sooI Oh gIois5I 5hs o. d.
We must hold the executive agents Of tho aoyern.
ment 10 their duty, and Keep them IN their dav until
We can by meant Of the ballot put In their stead
those who will administer the Government as II was
formed by our ancestors.
We call the attention Of The so-calied '.War
Democracy" orthese, remarkable and truthful
u!terances Of General Cass. Will there be one
Of the so-called- aWar- -Dsmooratsn who will
address the Copyention to-day that dare give
utterance to the bentimenta expressed BY the
patriot, the statesman aud the warrior whom
they have placed upon their bills as the main
spring Of the Convention T Not one. 70. P.
NJ, and Henry 8. Lane, and Stearns Fisher,
and Bully Sullivan, and @. w . Julien, and
Andy Wallace, and such like "War Demo-
oratsp will be the corner stones of the Mas
Convention of the War Democrats, but not o
genuine Democrat Of the Jefferson, jackson
and Csss stamp will be fouad amongst them -
Indianay0lis Seminal, 90th. 1ae ojlgisq scj