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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08


Judge Kelley, Of Philadelphia, made a
speech to the Republicans in Hartford.
on Monday evening, March ~. The
Esssing Press reports the speech. From
the report in the Press We copy the fol-
lowing:
81 am told that the details Of that bill
the Censcription Act-do not please
the Copperheads, 1t was never intended
to, but only to catch some of them and
make them fight. But it will be resisted.
say some. As true as there is God in
Heaven, if the Law cannot be executed
without, would march an army of blacks
from the South with bayonet at the
back Of every Copperhead who should at
tempt to resist. (Applause. .)--Proui-
derce { x. II Post. .sai T''iia SO i"
Judge Kelley is Republican member
Of Congress from Philadelphia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08

- We give below fair sample of.the
way Expressions Of the army against the
Democracy are obtained. The following
is an extract from letter written BY )
private in one Of the regiments which
passed resolutions denouncing '.base allies
athome" &c: y a
He says Of those resolutions
ssConsidered, as an expression Of the
sentiment os the rank and file of this
brigade, it is bogus. It was gotten up as
q .fSrcs put and was 50 engineered as to
have the men anderstand if they did not
indorss them they would do worse. Now
an instance The resolutions were read
|on dSsss- parade by the Adjutant, asd the
men ware required to vote. A Sergeant
Of Company B. refused to vote, and for
that crime % was reduced to the rasks
II 10 no uss to talk longer of liberty, fos
that thing il played out"
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From the Columbus Statesman, March 30
Ilnmense Outp0rfng Of the
Democracy at Znnesville.

On Saturday last an immense meeting
Was held at GAINESVILLE, which has been
estimated BY those who we're present at
ten thousand. Threats Of the usual kind
hy bullies and towards, were made that
the meeting should not be held. Ac-
cordingly to the GAINESVILLE Courier, Abo-
lition, the halls Of the city We're hired in
advance to prevent the Democracy occu-
plying them. But what did they want
inside Of four walls. From Muskingum,
Guernsey I Licking, .Coshocton aud Nor
gsu, the crowds came, and would have
been larger, but We hear that the steam-
boats on the MusLingum River were char
tered or purchased by Government, to be
used just then in its service, SO that many
hundted. { I'm below, on the Mu skinguln,
could not De on hand.
Tho immense meeting was gathered in
% open lot, it being, too, an inclement
day. Georgc James presided, ,tand opened
the meeting BY reading parts Of the Con-
stitution, which were Justify cheered.-
The meeting was::..then addressed, during
the entire afternoon, by Vallandigham,
Cox and Jswett. The Hon. John O Neill
and Hon. j. W.sWhits we're present and
called for. but did not speak as the day
had wsncd, The -spsecllss al breathed
devotion 70 the law, and determination
to maintain the individual rights Of he
citizen, and the majesty OF the law and the
ballot box, as our remedies for all disor-
ders. Klhallusions to the protection Of
the constitutional rights of the citizen
from the abuses of power were received
with applause. Thefe is no mistaking
the meaning of these meetings and the
tenor Of their expreSaNns.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08

The following 'spatriotic resolution 9
adopted without one dissenting voice, :
were gotten up BY : private in the 77th
Ohio Regiment, and 4 about as good .
hit At those officers who arc laborins an
deran stack Of .'negrophobia" OK nigger
on the brain q We hare sean:
Resotped. That niggers now must tight,
For they are - good % We,
Brave and noble, sharp and bright,
And altogether free
Resolped, That, If We don't get aid
Soon from our colorsd brothers,
They soon will have way with a. made,
Az they have done with others.
Resolped, That We no more can do,
Until they to Ne rally;
Therefore, y, harry, sable crew,
Our best, our bravest ally.
Resolved/ That niggers after this
+ shall have their every right
And. if one should our sister kiss,
Why ve viii deem it right.
Re,olpsd, That Amsricans we'll sall
-. them e'er]
OF African descent,
And hug then 10 our bossms dssr,
Until our life be spent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08
ABoLIrIoN Mon ON THE MARIETTA. Re-
PUBLICAN.

The Abolition .mobitcs destroyed the
above able and efficient Democratic paper.
Nearly everything of value connected
with the Office was destroyed. We are be-
ginning to believe that Flaw and order :"
meetings ON the part Of Democrats, after
such outrages are committed, only en-
courage these black vipers to renew their
work Of demolition. It is quite time that
every Democrat was prepared to defend
his life and property from such assaults,
from all quarters. They sre able to do it,
and only require the wILL,-CsIs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08
CATCHING WHITE DESERTERs
WITH NEGROESl

TIE CoLoRED REGIMENr.-Sergeant
Newton Bassett, with posse Of seventeen
mon from Co. B, LIST Celorsd Kansas Regi-
ment, passed through here on their way
- Brown County, getting recruits for that
rsgimsut and arresting deserters. They
hare caught five deserters. These troops
were engaged in the fight At Allen Mound.
The regiment now mustsrs nine hundred
men, well clothed, fed, armed and drilled,
snd is in good sanitary condition. r 1ro,
Patrtet. -. 's,''
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R.ttIs witk Isaa1ans.

WAsurxarox, March 3l.o6~;ai i.
formation has bssn received ofG,ok Gee.
nor 9 severe battle aud spleadi& pi<1sS3 on
Bear rive, Wsshington Tssritoi Amer
. forced march VI ONE hApdrsd4 fsrty
sniiss ins smidsSinssr. and thxonxh deep
SHOWS, in which seventy-six ~ .kis. men
were disabled BY tfossu fces, No and his
gallant bsnd Of only sw9 hupdrsd attssksd
thre6 6undS6dt Inslianl " 5sibrs in their
'stronghold, and after = hard fsinehA battle
of four shoass destroyed the S11i6o band.
leaving two handrsd and tnsaiI s1Slf dead
upon the field 0ur lose 10 foui ssSa Killed
and forty nine wounded.
These Indiana had nufdersd several
iniacrs during the vintSr, a1d weresa psrs
Of the 'ssnls bad vic ~ hssu ,nsssaere-
ing euigr.pts On The oysrlend neil soute
for the last fitesn years, aud 6hs psiuei-
pal actors and headers O. - horrid crinss
of the past SushnAer. i
Daring COL. Cosnor's narph no sssis-
tance was rendered by the MormSks. who
seemed indispossd, he says, - disslge any
infermation regarding the lndi.ns, and
charged enormous prices Cor every article
furnished his command.
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NJ Weiesrn that the Democratic gath
erings st zanssvills and Lancaster, last
Saturday, we're attended b. tksusahds
JEwKrr and Cox speke
% the former, and Ps1dlstoa, Ksany,
Fincf and 0lds sthe iastsns y ~ ,ssi ;
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LOUISVILLE, March 81 Md. Clarence
Prentice, with two subsrainate officers Of
the rebel arny, oame into Louisville 10
day. They wsrs Arrested and rent to
Camp ChAss. @
The Federal forces are closely pressing
the rebsls. They captured one hundred
and forty prisoners near Stanford, and re-
captured two thousand head OF fcattls which
the rsbels were taking from Kent1cky.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08

The facf that west, ofs Logan,
ed candidate for Congress, had sne imPa-
dence to offer resolution expelllng Mr.
Dressed, of franklin county, ffom his se:s,
because Dressel's sentiments were not, In
his opinion, "loyal," 10 suggestive Of some
reflection. Who made Msst q jndgeeef
other peoples loyalty Who coasti-
tuted even the Legislature Of Ohio ajndgs
of political loyalty r Il WAS elected,
year ago last fall, by falss pretsnse.
Its members claimed to be Union men
but soon threw off the mask, and turned
out the Republicans or Abolitionists If
the most violent stripe. The people dis
covered the fraud, and simmedistsly re-
pudiated the political majority in the Leg
islature. They were NOT ..loyal" snopghl
to suit the people, and consequently, At
the last election, about ons half Of the
counties now represented in the Legis !.
lature by Republicans went Democratic,
and would, it they had the chance, turned
these unfaithful and "disloyap servants
out, and have elected Democrats in their
places. For this discarded Legislature,
thus notoriously misreprssenting the Peor
lple OF Ohio, to assume % set up political
tests of fellowship, is indeed wosdsrfal
leffrontery. II West and his colleagues
were truly loyal men, they would have re-
signed and given place to real, genuine
OF the people. Who 10
TINS otto Dressel that z thus insqlted Tor
glving expression to Democratic sentl-
nentsf ne 10 an aole, educated ana pa
triotc Herman, who has ioughtfer liberty
IN both hsmlsrhsres. In |. late speech
upon arDitrary arrests IN the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES, no thss alluded y ms
former HISTORY: .s6s
In io4S took active part IN the revo.
luton IN Germany, the main OBJECT o.
Wnicn was 70 secure those sacreo rlghss
OF the people. We failed IN eur attempt
and WAS punished because We had failed,
because We naa dared TO tIy 70 wring the
guarantees OF personal liberty from the
blood stained hands Of monarchy Some
OF my best friends and coadJutors In the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08

War Nxxrf-Ths follsuise i %.
sa.lly pabli.Asd = ~ Aitsay !. z's.. :.
An itsn Of nsws:
/, The reason given for axing the age of
persens liable to : drsA a tvouty instead
Of eighteen yeass q, shaA kebsrt. Prssi-
dsns Lincolns son, 10 bstvesn thsss two
ages, and his mother csnld not saduss the
tAsaght Of her son haviag 70 - sagagsd
IN aths ssrvics of his oeanssy ia such dis
Agreeable and dangerous espaeisy = tight.
ing the rsbals. Z $ :.
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i 1fsns DS,rocsAr,c lVIcroarHs.-In
'1oislIstoxs tounship. New Jersey, on the
l0sh Inst, ths Democrats elected their
1tctst b 100 majority. last year the town.
ship ssat 10l Rspublican. bhrswsbury
tesnskjp, II ths Same State, gives Den
!. sersais majssisy of 76; il has always here.
31gEfs hosn issssiy Rspnblisan. In IN
- of ohnasn ~ pssoeratic eandidsts
- MAJOR i slseisd b i6 majority.
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s NEW YoRK, March 81. &C Cs:onsl Clark.
of General Bsnkss stat, died ef injuries
rsesived near Port Hudson.
"A letter from aboard The Richuscad says
the report is untrue that she fred late the
Mississippi.
4 "A Hilspn Head letter says Bsaurseard.
through . fag oftruce, had the impudsnes
70 demand the surrender Of the stsaners
Msrcedota and Ksystone State, which he
says wsrs captursd % tha 3lst Of January.
2 The rebel Steamer Anteuica, from Mas.
sap, ran ths blockade Of Charleston.
News from Savannah "a The eth, states
the people are suffsrina all kinds Of pri-
vations; even the sick have oaly bacon snd
corn bread for nourishmsnt. All whs are
able sss It work oa ths fortskeetiens.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08

a LADY asked q sailor Why ship Was
called nsha," The son Of Neptuhe nm
gallantly replied that II vas bsoauss the
Eiggipg cont - nscAsa siI znH1I
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08

After the adjournment Of the Town.
ship meeting meeting Of the Democratic
electors Of the incorporated village Of
Woods6sld was organised by calling w,
T. Sinclair t. the Chair, and appointing
C. u. Morrow. Secretary.
The following Ticket was nominated
Moyor-Doct. s. Grimshaw.
Councilmen-James o. Amos, n. Ba.
ker, N. Lang. Jno. B. Nol and. Daniel
Walgon. ,eo5s - 49, - -.
& Rscorder--J. D. Stanvsr.
On motion the meeting adjourned. -
w. T. SINCLAIR, Chairman.
G. N. Morrow, Secretary.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08
How the Democratic viosoll1!
!, are Regarded in the Notth

now the Uem0os1tIc sIcs
are Regarded in the Notth
THE CINCINNATI GAzE1TKg
OPINION.
The Opinlon ~ he 1ebele.
OPINION or rHH UNION MEN or
THE SOUTH.
Tho following paragraph, containing
the opinion Of tho Cincinnati Gazette,
was expressed yesterday in slsading cd
itorial:
Every intelligent man knows that the
last hope Of the rebels now rest on Demo-
cratic aid 10 the North. From this they
expect seditious machinations and open
resistance to demorslize and destroy our
armies, prevent their being recruited, ssd
70 paralyzs the power Of the Government.
Every vote cast for the ticket these lead
|ers have put in nonisation, is > vote to
encourage the rebellion and protract the
war. Ltisp put in nomination for that pur-
pose. $ go
New, that's the abatement OF the Ga
setsei Bat does that print know the
views ofsthe rebels - we'll a. they Dc
Ithenseivesf Hardlyi See how the Ga.
sesse issrefdted BY the Richmond (Va.)
Enqu;rer, The official organ of the JEFF
Davis Government.
OPINION OF THE n1cuxosp IVA, xrou,.
REa.
sThat the Democratic party always wal
eur worst enemy; /. ana Du. Tor its poisosou'
s..a - sss ai.. 49, - a ~. man.tn..i mat IrD;.,
tventy Years aeo. n !. not the .Se,0ords
ard Snmners, the Black- Republicans and
| Abolitionists, sohe haze hsrt ~. They
were right all along; there ,oas an irreprss
lsible conflict between tive different civilli
they were no more able to live peacibly
together in one Government than two
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-
The Pest has inf6smafion from Port
Royal that arrangements for the attack
upon Charleston are nearly completed.
Much con6dencs exists in the sucoess OF
the movements. Ample arrangements are
made for the safety Of Fora Pulaski and
Hilton Head .durias the absences Of the
iron 'clada and troops. =
A Hilton Head letter Of the 26th says
Che expedition which Left for Stono, con-
sisted Of nine sailing vesssls, four gun
boats. four monitors and several trans
ports.
A late Richmoad paper contains de-
tailed account Of great fre there, de-
stroying seven hundred and City or eight
hhds. Of tobacco, valued at half
. million dollars, and goversment proper
ty of various kinds to the aggregate Of
nearly quarter Of millien mere. ts'
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|C1I1IXiEH TOyVNDHTPDE1Es
OCRA11C MEETING. -.
ID pufssaaes to : call the Dsmserats
|sad other canselvative men of Center
Township net At the Court House, on
Saturday, April Al, for the purpose sf
nominating Ticket to be supported stthe
Spring Electisa on Monday asxt
The meeting was organised by calling
WIN. Read 70 the Chair, aud appointing
Jno. s. Way, Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed the
fslleving cammittee on resolutions: Doct.
8. Grimshaw, Jno. s. Way and John
Snyth.
On motion committee sof' one from
each School District was appointed for
tie purpose of seleetioga Ticket who re-
ported as follows @ .sass
Trusiesa-El.y Mcdonald, Tayler JEFF
fries and Edward Yost. Clerk. w.
Richardson. Treasurer Daniel 0'Con-
nor. ASSESSOR. r. Mason. 'Coasta-
[bles. Jackson, John A. Fleahman.
Hon. JAMEs r. eMoRRIs during the
absence Of the committees addressed the
meeting in An an able, eloquent and for
chile speech.
The committee on resolutions made the
following report, which was unanimously
adopted:
ResoIpcd, That as free white ,American
citiscns, We claim and will maintain the
RIGHT which is guaranteed to us BY the
lConstitution to pcaceably assemble, in
time Of war as we'll IS in time Of peace,
and to investigate and discuss the doings
lot eur public servants; and that We viii
resist to the last extremity any and 81
lattempts to take away free ntterance oi
oar .sentiments, under the Constitution,
from whatever source they ma come.
Resolved, That We believe the prosperity
and greatness Of our nation can only be
perpetuated BY restoring the Union Is il
was, and maintaining the Constitution a
tit il, and to accomplish this end We conf
IDENTIFY look to the PloPLE, North and
South, who have, when their will vas
properly expressed, always been for the
Constitution and the Union, in oppositien
| to Secession and sAboiitionism, which are
alike destfuctivet eto the eoantsy, and mimi
leable to the psrpstustion Of our ftae in
Istitutions. ss sHss
Resolved, That the Conscript law is an
necessary 20 war measure, unconstitu-
|tional, inequitable and unjust. It vests
| in the President the entire control Of the
militi. of the States. and utterly ignores
State CONSTITUTIONS and State laws: il Is
linenuitable and uniust in fayor;ne the rich
and onpos;np the Door Nv exempt;nc those
Who are able to nav three hundred doli.rs.
Tins comnell;ne thos. vho are nnahle Il
llesy. thar families in comfort. 10 f;,ht the
h,ttles of tbecountrv vh;le tho rich ,sta :
- hom. And vh;lst 10 v;li ,onnos. .ny
;i,e.sI ,e.;stsn - The ensorceuae of az
jlav vet vA nIed.e ouyseIves each to the
ctbsr that ve viii summers no man for of7;c,
who holds 'tb.t .ths iar, = necess,rv Con
stitut;onal or eon;tabie. or that i ouoht
t. be enforced.
Re,.tved. That we heartily, oppose anj
condemn iii secret oath hound politic.l
orrani.stiops. and view them as danrerou.
to public good and the liberties Of the
people.
he'osoea' Inas the Patriotlc men wne
nave ,of' .;u;, ;uy sGS l;1 A. - ne ;no
Of the Constitution and the Union 81.
| >~xs41~1 * -
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NEw YonK, March 81.

- " = ~ss~>r ~---s~r. S~>@s
The Murfreesbore correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press has obtained the fol-
lowing intelligence from gentleman who
has just returned from she vicinity Of
Chattanooga. SO Il s7aF.lf- @sssf ssx
{ The rebels are building immsase forti-
ications at Chattanooga, and already have
between fiftJ and sixty siege gunsin posi-
ton. At Bridgeport, there has been con-
structed some 6ne earthworks, alss at
Stevenson, Alabama, Shelbyvills, Tulla<
homa and Decater. ssals -
Bragg lost at the battle Of Stone river
6ffeen thousand and ave hundred men in
killed. wounded and missing. This is the
official figure. Seses handrsdh were Kill
led, wounded and uissing; swe Generals
killed and three wounded. Gens. Breck-
inridgs and ehsathsm escaped without Z
scratch. Nlti..-5fsl sstta 6 r. as
= The rebel army in sTenssssss sseonsists
Of one hundred and ninsty regiments Of
infantry and seventy -fss raeinsnts OF
cavalry, the latter under Gen. Wheeler,
Van born being second in command. 81
eUSnnA Ahka~A 49, lHnAAyMmfAua-
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>l.<-s<ypr
r. -m NJ y&Gx, A6H /.
A M.shi4 lss speeisl y Is use.Id
eays: 1ntslligsnes rsSo lived e. -nieRf fkow
Winchester, Va, she0s thss IA peee.e
reconnoisaaco & has b66a soe.rfsfreI sI.s
there = no rskei 16reo Mithia tairtv.a,s
miles of that plSce.
The Times special savs: vJnaev go.
gent endorsement order issnsd recently IN.
Gen. Heintselman, disIeysl inhabitants 81
that vicinity fnd il almost imposuiblslS lSs
maintain comniunicatioawi With t6six fsissds
across the border. s y
Hon. f. g. Spalding, Of Bufslo. ~
been mentioned to- day 8 tho poesibIe a.
pointee to the vacant ofkess of g Cdnpt1ilz
ler of Finances. = essy8
Il isssid Ehs PFssidsnt posisivslyrv.
fuses for the present - grHnt .aufhoriHr
10 raisssmefs negro feeineaeo. "a
The Worlds special says: Ths pfsuE
dent wiz sisit the Army u ths Hstenab
to-merrow, weather permitting.
A special 70 ths Tribubs from Gen.
CepeAs headquarters March slss, sayss
Major QensEal Howard eonnandine g
division Couoh's csrps, has bsea assiessa
temporarily to the command Of SitSlS
|corps Gsp. 0ibbSn isS sssigssd - he
command Or HSwsrdss divisisn. isse
Recent rains and the snow stesm sflasa
right iste - rod ina = ysry - eeadi-
issWAsHINGroHs April 1.The War d.
partment to-day finally sfaished The lit x
Provost Marshals for the several ueatss.
They will be announced in sfsN d2ys. A
number Of civilians have been appointed.
Arrangements sfe compI6ted 90, the
exshapge Of al Union oikcSrs ksld ~ the
rebels, es''s'sH - 'ssSssS=
The day aftst the ann6unosussnt ~ ths
intention Of the msdissl dspsrtnsht TO
panufacture it's own quinins, The price de-
clined 35 per cent. Tie department has
received proposals offering to furnish It at
. reduction Of 20 cents per ounce.