The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19


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vour. wild. shameless: political -strifes,II
unite for the common cause, and Esver
think or speak OF peace and compromise
until the now empty terms mean: The
Republic as Il was peacefully if it may
be, but forCibly at all events. Il is said,
war and force cannot restore the Unionl
What can?
Is there anything else that has beer
lef, uutried, short Of national dishonor
and shame! Nothing. Purely physical
p wer has been in voked to destroy the
Government, and physical force must
meet IL. Conquer the rcbelious armies.
shut in by blpckades and victofious-arm-
les the. deluded people Of the rshelling
States, aud let no peace no happiness, no
prosperity dwell in their land aud homes,
until they rise against their own tyrants.
until popular opinion with them oyer-i
throws their false Governmentau dooms
their despotic leaders. Whip them and
con6ne them, uuiil "Actaon is devou,ei
by lis own dogs" ,tl.e
This is oil that can be done, and il must
be done with the determined energy of a
united teople. Thus feel and think the
soldiers Of the grand army Of the United
States. Are you with US. or will you now
desert MS. sell your national birihright for
mess of poiage, and for success in local
politics, barter away your country, crawl
at the feel and lick The hands Of the per-
Gdi"us. cruel and dsViiish cOnspirators,
who have orgauizsd this rebellion, and
who boast Of their success in destroying
your Government. staying your sons, and
wasting your treasure, condemned derlded
and cespistd by them, while you are
humbly craving their favor! Not waiting
or even hoping for returning loyalty In
them, or Tor terms oi peace to be tender
ed by them? Can you thus disbonor
yourselves, your soldiers, and your
Sta,eE
we aSS you no" W s'"l' :upp0'' ""O
upno lDe hanas OIL your so'O'e's'
uiVe some o, 'he was'eN DymP"'n}, %
liy Du' lfee'y UeS'o"eu upon Tue o'u po,
iIiical GacKs ano ofmagogues' mnn sAhA
, o'esseu tna'tyIuo'n 'o h,n'p'u D:o'"'0' ~
Inc suneinS OUT Draseiy epeuI'ns 1V'u ~,
iers VINO 10 'be camp, 'hs ne'u anu :u'
hosp'laI, pear reai na'usn'PS u"co"p'',u
lngiy' ~ ueaSon ni"st rpn ''o' III VIZ
NORM tstP u ''eEs-ipsui, not you
, soldiers oy ssnu'ns 10 them tue we r'n
, ana'ions VI 'ne ua''o'S wno arc ''u,"s
into ofhc'' place ana power over Tue
ruins Of The Government ana mak'nt
, mem W u o'ePp,"si,' s,',oa1 "na ,on"'s ~ ,ha
I'll I'll ~ :, at We are engaged as hireIinp
,, in an unboIy abolition war. which max
mob idols of Il Q hour Of those whose ny
!? pocrl'ical demagosuery 'akrs snEp', =
co"atu'y. c9Ver' 'reas"u "nOo' ,h; Gus G,a ="
VooA''o" 70 u'"uuo's','I 'ls, ;, - ~ '"s'
| "en' anu "' 'r"eu u,,'H -,
+; The Army OF tho west v IN nrr'ol
r earnesI-earnest to conquer ana des'ro
' armed rebels--earnest to meet iores VII
G force earnest in Its hearty de'fs,sl'on' {
cowardly traitors a. homeIesrhes' 10 ",
and power 10 overcome all Vho desire III
I nations rum.
Ohlo's 100000 soldiers IN the he:a
0 c'lzans at home, potent In s''her capao!t.
n ask their lalheis, brethren ana irieno'
!, by their bresldes ana IN their Peaoe't
Il homes TO hear ana heed th's apPea'' au
i TO put an enc 10 covef' treason a' hom'
Q more dangerous now 10 our ra,'ouA. Nv ..,s' 81
. ,S'ence man tue presence % '"c -. i"''
- hos's OF m'sSu'deo fepe's III 'he ne'u
= On the hearing and adoption OF th
!, Address by the lst Brigade, 81 Division
d Ia,b Armv Coros Col Walker also r,
-, eu.....,,,;on vh;o
Po''ou 'ue 'o',o"'ns '"''
T. was unanimously adop'eu: sa-.
. "1hergore, ResOlVed, For oursTlve
< we are resolved to maintain the hone
] the 81. Lawrence 10 the Gulf, and betweC
3 the oceans, there shall be but one 9