The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-01
Facts for the Voters of.Ohio TO Remcm-
bcr.
LET ALL VOTERS REMEMBER,

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Facts for the Voters of.Ohio TO Remcm-
ber.
LET ALL VOTERS REMEMBER,
That Vallandigham is a Secessionist
from principle. Let the following ex-
tract bear witness
"If any one or more of the States Of
this Union should at any time secede
for reasons of the sufficiency and
Justice of which, before God and the
great tribunal of history, they alone
may judge-much as | may deplore it,
l never would, as a Representative in
the Congress Of the United States, vote
one dollar of money whereby one drop
of American blood should be shed in
civil wal" - CVallandigham at Cooper
Institute, Nov. 2, 1860.
Vallandigham proposed to divide the
Union into four sections, and further
proposed the following:
81 propose that no State shall sccede
without the consent of the Legisla-
lures of all the States of the section to
which the State proposing TO secede
may belong"
Therefore, Vallandigham is willing
that State should seccde with the
consent of one-fourth of tho States
composing the Union.
LET THE VOTERS OF OHIO REMEMBER,
That Vallandigham is disunionist
Witness the following resolution in
troducod by him in Congress, Feb. 7
1861:
"Tho United States are divided into
four sections, as follows: :"
In speech, delivered by him il
Congress, February 20, 1861, he ut
tered the following;
81 propose to* 'k x recognize thu
existence of sections as n fixed fact"
81 propose to establish four insteat
of two, grand sections of the Union.
LET THE VOTERS OF OHIO REMEMBER,
That Vallandigham declared that j
Grant should be defeated he would b.
oloOted, but if Viol.sburg foil it. woul,
insurch his defeat. Let loyal Democrat
reflect that this Vallandigham part.
acknowledge, through their leader, tha
their success depends upon tho defea
of the Union army. The party tina
expects to succeed upon the blood Q
defeated Union armies, is so clcarl,
disloyal, thatno man need be dcceive
as to its true character. Patriots d
not hope for the defeat of the Nation0
> armies.
LET THE VOTERS OF OHIO REMEMBER,
That Vallandigham, in speaking c
the States in Rebellion, calls them tn
Confederate States, and jeff, Davis, h
very carefully and considerably style
president Davis President Lincol
no stygmatizcs 'usurper, 'tyrant
Nero. &c. His epithots tell where hi
heart is. Is such q man tho propc
candidate for loyal men to support
LET THE VOTERS OF OHIO REMEMBER,
When the bill for raising money fc
paying our soldicrsin the field was pu
upon its final passage in the Unite
States House Of Representatives. it IT
ceivcd vote of $50 in favor to fiv
against it. The names of those fiv
members who voted against pNyin
our brave troops were;
Benjamin Wood, of New York, ~
elected Representative to Congress.
H. G, Burnett, of Kentucky, Q!
= PEELED from tho House of Represent,
tivcs for treason, now in the rebel arm,
{ Elijah IL, Norton, of Missouri, VIII
, ran away from homo and now in I'll
rebel army.
John W. Reid, of Missouri, oxpclle
from the House of Representatives ft
0 treason, and now or lately in the rob
army. .
Clement Il, Vallandigham, of Obi
now nm outlaw in Canada, having bee
: convicted OF completely with the rebel