, 1863-09-29

faitl fully to his text He belleres the Unior
Is resolved into it's o1igina1 elements. and he
wants "a new deal all arou, d;'' wants the priv
f.ege for each sovereign 6tate to make new
combinations in accc fda.ce with its peocra
ply, social institutions {slzyery), &C., &c. II
q speech in Morgan county, 4 short time
since, lie atked the people # 1hey would e:
10 Ohio with him, to see Vallandigham faifly
treated; also If they would pay their owl
exI enscs, ard also If they Woold 60 armed
aod Il they had arms. IT. these question:
the crowd answered yes, and person present
says many Of them dourished their pistols
sprifger says be did not zee this latter par
e tie performance, and give him the benc
fit Of the denial
TLis speech Of Springer IL only specimen
brick Of hundreds Of others made In the
soufhern and central portions Of the State
and the principal fuglcmen of the secret so
c1ety Which has ruled the party and it's nom
tnalions etnce the war commenced. And
am Informed by the most undoubted author
tty, BY men who are In the order, that It /;
only part Of q plan to control the Ohio elec.
tion, ard even to initiate Instruction and
bloodehed In that State and the Union. THEY
look upon the late defeat Of Gen. Rosecrans )
also, as vert oPpottune for their project.
Now, with all seriousness and soberneas
and with as conscientious motives as I evei
did an action in my lite, l wa,n the people b
Ohio Of The danger that threatens not only
their electoral rights, but their lives and pro.
petty. The plan Of these Copperheads is fo1
number Of them to go to Ohio from this
State, Kentucky, Indiana, and even Wissour
and to go openly and with arms in theiI
hands. If they are prevented from so doing.
II WILL OF course bring on q collision, and
this they seek and do not wish to avoid, Il
ls calculated that If twenty men from each
conht5 IN Illinois and Indiana, and proper.
Kentucky, can be got into Ohio, 1t will turn
the scale in favor Of Va1landignam, so far ns
the "AOme yote'' ia concerned, II ValIan-
dteham Is elected by the home vote, the in.
tention then is to iuaugurate him Governor,
not" t"tthstanding that the soldiers vote may
c'ded to be unconstitutional by the Copper
heads, and 1t will not be counted.
The above is the programme, as I have It
tfcm enc who knows, and In whom have
the utmost confidence. The movement Is to
commence In this State On the 9th Of Octo-
Der, hnt Till not be fairly under way for a
This plau, it will be eeen, Is simply repe-
tltion IT the boTder-ruf1an, pro slavery tac-
tics Of Missouri with regard to Kausas.
These tactics were inaugurated, rs the Dem
CRITIC leaders at that time claimed, ID the in
teIcst Of law and order. They are now to be
irauguIated under the same pretence. It
- =. ~ oS uoPeo AAcy VIII uot uaFe Tue E1ma
oloooy eIdipg as marked the pro-slayery
outrsges and violence upon that new State.
l learn that the Union men Of Ohio expect
tLvas1ons Of Coppe1heads from Indiana and
kentucky previous to the election, but that
taey have no idea that Copperheads from
Illinois Nfl swell the :ide that is to over
member that these men are plsying tor ..bio IL
stakes" They are playing for the Southern
Confederacy and the Northwestern Confed.
eracy, under Democratic rule, and they viii
make The most desperate exerticns to carry
Let tie people Of Ohio be warned in time.
THE out1age upon their rights, and all may
yet be well. Let them, On the other hand,
imagine TINT they have nothing to do but
vote on election day, and everything may be
lost, The Union itetlf even. To my View tic
salvation Of the country depends upon the
tion Of Pennsylvania from rebel devastation
depended upon Gen. aleade's stand at Gcttys-
burg. Union men Of Ohio, the eyes Of the
entire North are upon sou. Be up and doing.
Acquit yourselves Ike men In The coming
contest.
sAAG4GoS COUNTY TA1R-GoOD ATTENDANCE
FINE sTocK.
TIC sapgamon County Fair has come Of
with good deal Of credit to the county, not
Wi!hEtahding that the attendance and entries
e. h'st promised to be somewhat limited.
There 1las been, however, very fair show Of
olcoded cattle. horses and swine. The nun
ber Of sheep is limited. There were sfx en-
tries OF thoroughbred four years old aud over
stations. Among them Were:-Prince Al
bert, By S. r. Jones; Youpg B.anton, By B.
pui pMatki9s; Tormentor, By Jesse Perkins;
der, by ". Fl. Renffo; hurricane, by H.
Trnmbo.
The first premium (S10) In this class was given
to Bill Alexander; the second $50 to Hurricane
OF three yeaI old stations Pankey, eorrel horse
$50 70 eecopd premium was awarded. CHILL
" four year Old maEes, thoroughbred, Mattio VII
kinson, Owned By ". Il. Renfso, took the first
or three year old mares. thoroughbred, Maria,
owned by Il: Tfnmho Ada Dana, by IT. 3. Dana,
ans Sicney BInnton. owned By James II. bridges,
respectively did credit to their owners. Ada Dana
took ss II r. first prize (s!o); aad Maria The sec
OF riwo year old bnlloeks, Grand Duke Ard,fc,
ca!E x durham, owned By Jas. Il. Hill, Virginia,
4 stee., owned by Wm. Harpole, q very ane anil
nal, took the premium in t11is clasg.
J; G; Bone exhibited fine yoke Of cattle, which
The1e was good show Of pure.b,ooded Dur
Durham COVE, imported at = cost Of about s. 900
Il at9 ssS3 SS3 5S Sas asss ts b
hts breed. AZ. Bone took tue first premium, elo
There was no competition In the class Of three
,ernin1n, $40, for "Peerlesa-"
Or two ycaE old Dnrham cows, Lady Smith, OWL
d by Nj. ). G. Hill. took the nrst premium. Mr.. |
!; E. bore received the second for bis fine COW,
ofyeasllnga, Goodness, "belongipg 10 Mr.. Hi,
ook the first premium.
q ess5 S5s ISL 5ss 1s sras ned
-ady Renwiek, owned By j. Il. HiiI, the e. second. @ IL
Qf Jaeke. George Caldwell exhibited Mazcppa,
9d toSk Ok shs Tst premium Of go Tho
Baker exhibited 1ne Jenny, Wlfch took fhc irrt
premium for that class. "'N ~-'' '~&-'
y George Beams neelso.n %prines es 5ohn, 5sf1h"
,w1fd q NJ ~ Aiapate53a,on took the fist
Aliens Messenger took the first premium for
woYear Old stallions. Ttos. Beerap7s Peter"
ook The flIst premium for colts Of one year Old
eceiycd the fret md second premiums rcspec-
lively for beet colts under one year.
OF roadster stations. "Fatchin," owned By
t. owntd By B. Watkins, the second. o ''pD'
Ot loadster mares going In light harness, "Alfe-
mith, the properly Of Thos. Smith, took the
IT. spd tie property Of Geo. " chatc
be h1tt pr!miun for nice pair Of bars, and
hos: Smith the second for a pair Of brown
A race Of ponies ridden by boys came OF, Of
'hich Master VIM. Bastwell took the lrst, Mas
er John Brown the second, and Master Wil1ie |
ann the third premium.
". u. ReEfrew's horee "Bin A1e1andcr'' took
be sweepstake Of $40 for best stallion
". B. Dai a'e marc Ada Dana'' took the Sweep
taket Il $40 for best bloodcd mare.
Mr. J. II Hills Grand Duke Airdrjc took the
oi SO toS beat elooded bull.
i. B. Mcconnell Con ii look all the p,em,ums On eheeo
II beet Ftenrh and Spanish Mcrinos.
J. II. Corovtr took the first and ]. r. Chcrery
ely.
4 good many tratting matches took place
l tie ring this ntteznoon; among others
me match, for which Gen. John Cook en-
red ..sneEsr Boy,'' Thomas Smith, s' Kitty
1yde,n y. ]. Cadle. a blood bay geldine,
y. Walls, sorrtl hcrsc "Tom.M W, &.
eEf1cw. black horee "Nig." The eorrel
o1ee Tom" made the best time, though
ae hnest action md general appearance were
snt lt;e p 1Sn 'ac G1ek "sueker Boy au e1e
hr. :. Watson having offered special nre.
!1um 7, Tor ladies tqnestFianism, Miss Marion
for It. 8les White st h.
orse, held her relns, is tha
est figure, VAS dressed in the best taste
I'd rode The best; still the Committee. un.
gage The blue ribbon to A{isa
1cher, at which the spectators were eyi-
-ntly irdigr ant.
A mule race closed the proceedings, but SO
r as fun was concerned-the object Of such
,ace-It was total failure
The number Of spectators Was not nearly
large 81 It should have been. ZETA.