Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
More Evidence.

MOI6 GVlueuC6.
Still the evidence comes thicker and
more coherent OF the alliance Between the
Corperheads and the rebels. Vallandig-
ham. Maury. the Richmond Examiner. the
Richmond Enquirer. and the Chattaneoga
Rebel. have oil testified. and NV comes
another witness. o. credible as either Of
the othsrs. and apparently more candid.
in the Augusta (Ga.) Constitutionslist Of
.he 9th ult.. who says:
We confess that We have always huilr
strong hopes on the division and disaiis.
faction of the Northern people. the gradual
bat sure growth of an outspoken peace
party. and The final outbreak If the insnr
rctionary elements which exist among the
enemy. hut which, by one means or other.
have so far been smothered or cherked.-
way to build mp peace party among the
Yankees. and to set at liberty the furiou.
opposition Of the anti Republicans. was
by successful war on Lincoln's armies in
tn. field.
WeStill have great expectation from the
peace men of the North and the explosive
wrath of the oppo>i'ion masses. hut W,
were never more firmly convinced than
now. Of The essential Importance of thr-k
ias and heavy blows from the Confederate
armies. in order to give vitality. system,
anil organization to the peace men. and 70
nnloose the fierce impulses Of the en,hrall
Ell and terrorized people. Mr.. Taliandig
ham himself. most emphoi oily derianc
Mn the sxrcess of Southern arms nlon.
could give strength and consisten y to III,
pence movements; and We verify teieve tina
IL Vick~tu,g had ,een held and Lee ha,
thoroughly defeated Meade on his owl
lgiound. the Woods, and C"xes. anil Val
landighsms. and their followers would to
dav have been rampant for peace anil sep
arstion. and that not one drafted man eve
would have worn the United States mi
form-ihe livery Of hirrfing or mercena
rv sol'lier-in the city of New York. Bu
Vicksburg fell. and Lee failed ia over
whelm Meade. and So the peace men a.,
a. mnte os frightened mice. an! the di aft
I'd rowdies are forced easily into the ranks
Ths election for Governur of Ohio take
place earlv in November. we believe. and
the new Yankee Congress meets in Decem
her. In order favorably to affect the Ohi'
election and the organization and actor
Of the new Congress. q majority Of whirI
rs against the Republican party. but no
firmly decided ss to anything slss. it is. &
the last degree. essential that the Confed
crate armies win one or more decisive hat
ties within the next thirty or sixty days.
II Johnston and Bragg can defeat Rose
Grams and Burnside. Charleston still hold
ing ont. or il Lee. with his recruitei army
can defeat Meade with all the aid of hi
new conscripts. demoralized and 6isaffect
ed a. they ere represented. then we ma
expect the most favorable results in tn
Ohio election and Line In Congress. But
unless something Of the kind is accom-
pli>hed speedily. then long farewell Z
peace par'y-vsllsndighsm will be lie
feat.d. Wood and his party psralyzAa o
/, foverawed in Congress. and peace posfp"n
ed indefinitely. without foreign aid.
If any man wants any better srgumsn
than that article f,r opposing the Copper
heads. he il past conversion by any reason
ing less powerful than halter. The reb
els anil Coppe'heads are in the same boa
Whatever success is gained by either help
the other. So say the rebel organs.