The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05
The Proclamation Fer VOlun.
fGecS.

General confession. 1t is an acknowlcdg
ment that The coascription Is a failure
The enforcemen. of the draft. said the
~loyal Unionists' is Il demonstration that
we have a government Its abandonment
therefore. when the necessity for recruit
inc eur armies is imperative. must be con
sidered as demonstration that we have
not 4 government, except In the city OF
New York. where the draft was enforced.
Mr. Lincoln has in the suspension of the
draft until Januarv. conceded that Cover
nor Seymour, in asking for an opportunity
to provide for the quota of the city by vol
untecring. was the refusal to comply with
the request was wrong The proclamation
is 4 confession that the entire course OF
the administration in enforcing the draft
in New y ork was an exercise of useless
tyranny. exaSpcratinS the people and in
sulting to the State: that the withdrawal
OF 50 large a portion of General Nead's ar
my enabled Lee to reinforce Bragg, eau
sing the defeat at Chickamauga; and that
no reason existed for such withdrawal,
save in the wish to CRAFTY partisan ha-
trcl
Tha; the conscr;ption r. lgh be cenforccd
car courts were deqr.sed Of authority to
Y.5tcc. The l;ber..cs OF our citizens. and
The oileers OF the general government.
ts'@ he ffesiden; TO the most subser-
zen ana q ne NEST sef''ie pls'rlc' TO.
Nost s'aFsAal n the nation, were granted
'A-'a''''.'y 10 czeFe-se "e@fo''e authority
over ne le3rie. anu protected from pun
'-f'Den'. What yer u hi te she nature Of
IN eNee fe- hey comm '.ei n eNereis ":
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't5.e +at - i''-- -. ended the
'i'eH ana n h's o"n
~. ~. .e..e 'a~
..aa - s ~ acknowledgment
.hcee unconstitutional
and ees. - Les. ure = Congress were
rn~arr'-n.ed. because ihe conscril ten
fa.eh hey we're i:..cn Cd 70 sustain Wa
~ nifrae.iesble n.cas'ne. / Is sn ack-
n'"ie ier'eat that Nallanii.,ham. in de
neaacin-- l. vs. riabiani that Il. arrest.
'aoei- 'r'al aud ban hmcnt were withou.
shadow : justification in attcnd.n. cir
egH.~'ance<. aud were crimes against law
ald seciety.
Il is a ION 'h..t he people are op-
,esei t'thc policies of the war. They re-
"a q 10 volunteer. and Ike conscrptiou
iaw was pa el; and now when that ha.
proven future. Ii i suspended. and an
atte'apt Is lnade to rouse tIeir Tagging in.
'erest ~ . return to volunteering. What
reason Is there to suppose thcv viii l.,
more wiling to enter The ranks now than
beiere tie effort to enforce the dralt?-
: hat reason : there 70 suppose that IN
January next ifthcreis not a full respons,
% The cal Tor volunteer. the e,u=cription
VIII te more elective than now DRIVING
1Hei' ike baiiach- 70 aslaUghterren:"
y ne are expected 70 volunteer nndcl
iAis call. coienel Stone. iately clecte(
Governor iowa. says This Is an aooli
ton war" VIII he expect those who are
not abolitionists to volunteer Massachu
@etts understands this to be an abolitio,
war VIII her citizens swarm the road,
p Volun'eessz VIII the loyal Unionists'
Who eieese'' Nr. Brough rush 70 arms
III ihe" flaming giants Of Govcrnol
a'es take Isrt IN the conflict: VIII ;
traction % The "nire hundred thousand
eon 0n'iern. and shoulder the musket2-