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vERN SPR | N GS
FIGURING MILL.

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Vernon Springs May 20, 1861:
nool A. H. HARRIS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
The Miserable Liar.

The S,cH Tub of last week charges Hon d.
UnL with opposing the bill allowing soldiers to
vote The bill was introduced by Demo crat
at the first session of the last General Assembly
aud it was supported by nearly all the Democrat
10 members, Mr.. UHL among the rest. 1t was
opposed and its passage defeated by the aboli-
ton members At tha / time the Holmes County
Republican obj ected to it, claiming that it was
unconstitutional. At the second session of the
Legislature the Democrats again urged the mea-
sure, aud the abolition members fearing further
opposition to it might damage them, generally
voted for and passed it. Mr.. UHL always voted
for it.
The editor of the Republican is aware of these
fucts. In all our interco uase with men we have
never known such miserable liar as he. This
charge is actionabe in a court oflustice; let hin
prosecute US if he dare lie has gassed about
prosecuting us for libel, hence we make the above
very explicit so he will have a chance to g
ahead. The only defense we will make will bt
to prove what we have charged upon him.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Self Government.

The revolutionary war was fought to cs
tablish the principle Of self government upon tn,
American continent And now that the princi
pie has been in successful operation for more
taan eighty years, and II has been conceded b,
the world that an intelligent people are compo
tent to govern themselves, Abraham Lincolr
and the abolition party step into power aud
knock down the entire fabric at one blow They
declare II in effect that the people are not capa.
bic of self government, aud forthwith supply
them with swntms Of rulers of their own ap,
pointment. Instead Of being controlled by
their own State machinery as Of yore, nearly
every township In the loyal States has now some
Federal official invested with power over the
rights and liberty OF the citizen as absolute AZ
that Of the Gar of Russia The people hay,
given no evidence whatever Of their want Of ca
pacty 10 manage their own affairs, except e.
ele, alton Of Mr.. Lincoln to Office; and for thli
they have repented so long aLd so bitterly ha
they surely have rirht to hope for forgiveness
and ask that these King storks shall be taker
away Carlyle's satirical cptomo Of the Amer
lean Government can now be truthfully applied
with but slight variation, 1t is little better thai
street mob, plus Provost Marshal.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Guilty WrCtcI,cs.

If we look through Helpers " Impending
Crisis" indorsed by majority of tho then
so called republican party in Congress we
find that, by that Endorsement, the party was
pledged to begin the war il tho South did
not John Sherman, OF Ohio, was defeated
in contest for the Speakership because of
his Endorsement OF that book. The party of
the administration were told, alike by Demo
Gratis North and South, that its triumph wo'd
provoke civil war. But it treated with con.
tempt every warning of tho kind The South,
it said, d" could not live out Of the Union"
it would never secede," - it could not be
kicked out"
Who refused to compromise and save the
Union and avert the war; Who was most
busy in exciting tho sectional hatred which
arrayed the North and South against eacl
other' What party in the North conceded
that the construction placed on the Dred
Scott decision by the Brecllinrilge party was
corec2 What party after making that con
cession, repudiated the decision, and, in the
reputation, dehed tho Supreme Court q
what party said that. "without little blood.
letting, the Union would not be worth {
cursef" Back of the first blow, and the
firing of the first gun at Sumter, were the
years Of insult, hatred and strife which pro.
yoked the war ADolitionists must answer.
with the secessionists, before their country.
men, history, and God, for the blood which
has been shed in this contest.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Choose BetWecr, ,Pheu,

If you want "ncgro equality - vote for
Brough.
If you want hard times to contirae, vote for
Brough.
If you want the country to go to the devil
vote for Brough.
If you want to defeat pure, upright and
honest man, vote for Byough.
If you want to crush out all hope of endin 3
this war, vote for Brough.
If you want to elect a sycophantc, unprinci
pied demagogue, vote for Brough
If you want to elect the REAL soldiers
trienl," vote for allandigham.
If you revere the Constitution of our fathers
vote for V llandigham.
If you want 10 give death blow to abolition
niggerism, vote for Valhndigham.
If YOU want the Union restored as cur father,
made it, vote for Vallandigham.
If you have any regard for the welfare Of
your postcnty, vote for VallanIgham.
If you want peace, plenty and prosperity tC
reign in the land, vote for VallOndigham.
If you want to kindlc a hope u the hearts o
the people that the country may yet be saved
vote fer Valiandigham.
II you love God and your country, vote io
Vallandigham.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
4 Z hnLlEt.

The oppositon to the Dem ocracy, in the cam
paign OF 1860, was anxious for a change of ru
lers That change came, and behold the result
Have we not had enough Of itl If we have
had enough of war, of blood, of taxation, of
oppression, Of mourning and sorrow, we had
better change back again to what we were under
Democratic rule. a change cannot make our
condition worse than it Is at present Let every
honest man go for a change. We cannot ex.
pect the Government suel,lings to be in favor
of it,
Men who .ove the Constitution and the Union
as our Fathers made them, let us have change.
Let us vote down the punderers, thieves and
traitors who are sinking us to the deepest ruin
Let's lay the arms of warfare by; muzze the
cannon s mouth,
And bill the dove peace to ly, East, West
and North, and South
Invite to armsto arms of loye--to brotherl,
embrace,
And find beneath each foemln's cap brotler',
smiling face.
Our Father! stay the gathering storm, allay
the needless strife,
Bring back our nations peace and joy brine
back our nations life;
For, Oh! deep sorrow hangs her head, as ruiz
onward sv ecps-
And Ger nations blighted hopes-Despai
her vigil keeps.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
ynlInndIghnm,s humanitarian.

The aboltionists are still troubling thomselye:
about the Inauguration of Mr. VALL,NDloHAM.- -
We are happy to say the Democracy are moi
troubled about 1t. Inauguration, in this sense,
means nothing more than taking be oath OF Of
fee, which may be administered In Columbus,
in Canada, or anywhere else. WM. X. King
was Minister to Brazil when he was elected
Vice President of the United States, in 1859
A ter the election a man authorized to admins
ter oath went to Brazil aud there on the 4th
of March 1883, administered the oath of Office
to Mr., King, thus fully inauguratng him Vice
President, nor did Mr. King return to this coun.
try for many months afterward. Still he was
acting Vice President of the United States.
Should Mr.. vallandigham be in Canada on
the LIST Monday of January, 1864, any Justice of
the Peace, Notary Public or other person anthor
lied to administer an oath can be In Canada and
duly naugurate him Governor of Ohio.
After this is done, if Colonel Baker, the
editor of the Mlllershurg S,oiH Tub or any other
aootionist, should follow in the footsteps of the
Southern rebels and get up a rebellion, Cover.
nor Vallandigham will call out Captain Bcvng
toms Company and as many more as may be
necessary of stay-at home volunteers to quell the
rebellion. They are under oath to obey the call
and should they refuse, they will be guilty of
perjury and treason, and their lives pay the for.
felt,
These are facts. It is true they are bitter
facts to the abolish. but they are true as gos
pei.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Sure Things.

The army contractors will all vote for
Brough.
The government thieves will all vote
for Brough
The niggers will all vote for John
Brough.
The government office holders will
all vote for Brough.
The Provost Marshals will all vote for
Brough.
The Tax Assessors will all vote for
Brough.
The Tax Collectors will all vote for
Brough.
All who are in favor of prosecuting
the war until the niggers are freed, will
vote for Brough
All who are in favor of heavy drafts
will vote for Brough.
All who are in favor Of violating the
Constitution and trampling upon the
laws will vote for Brough.
All who are in favor of freedom fol
niggers and hand cuffs for white men
will vote for Brough
All who are in favor of the Constitu'
tion as il is, and the Union as it was vii
vote Tor Vallandigham.
All who want the war to cease, th'
Union to be restored, and peace to smil,
upon us will vote for Vsllandigham.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Incidents Of the Abolition Meet.

We have room for but few of the in
cidents which transpired on Tuesday a,
the abolition meeting.
While the Akron soldiers--soldiers by
profession and peace men by practice
were insulting and abusing females, Bill
! Wireman was one of the most industri-
Gus in agging them on.
When Sheriff Nelson, Marshal Bell
and several others were endesvoting to
preserve the peace, and some five hundred
! Demo Gratis were making o lot of drunken
aboltionists behave themselves, Captain
Mathew w. Bevington, of the Millers.
burg "Feather Beds" threatened to call
out his com pany with ball and fixed bay
one.s to clean out the Dem ocrats; but he
desisted from his murderous design when
the Captain of the Sand Run Militia
threatened to retaiate by calling out his
company with fixed fists.
The principal attache Of the SwiH TuJ
Office struck Joseph Beegle, soldier Of
the 10th Regiment, home on a sick fur
Tough, and saved his hide by doing the
best running ever done in this community.
Dr. j. E. EtkinsoD, the man with long
sorlel hair who rode the poor old gray
"hoss," thinks the abolish had nearly as
many at their meeting as the Democrats
had on the goth of August. The Doctor
must have counted them over at least
eight times to arrive at that conclusion.
Old Doughbelly, proprietor of the En-
pire House, at one time got boy off by
himself and abused him. At another
time he abused Dorsey Wilson, an inof-
fensive and peaceable man, because he
had cane. Mr.. Wilson has been too
sick to walk without one for several
weeks. Some person came to the rescue
and Mr.. Leadbetter saved old Dough.
belly's head from being bursted
Fourteen aboltionists were taken be.
fore the Mayor and fined for disorderly
conduct. This will help the school fund.
1t is fact known to all that every fra.
Gus was commenced by aboltionists, and
in no instance did they make anything
by it.
1t is acknowledged by every reasonable
man that there would have been no trouble
in town if the abolitionists had kept their
threats to themselves. kept away their
bay onets and guns, and conducte them
selves as they should have done.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
We /" Make History"

fhe difference between Democratic Unionists
and aboltionists, who falsely and hypoc tically
call themselves unconditional V4.Jnis.s," is,
that the former sustain thj Government, while
the latter support an admi istration. Democrats
are for the Constitution; the aboltionists are
for their platform. What that platform is was
distinctly er uncated by rhad. Stevens, the ad-
ministraton leader in the House of Representa-.
lives, as follows:
"1he Union as it was, and the Constitution as
il is-God forbid it! That may be abolition
doctrine, but it is the right doctrine!
Alsoby Jim Lane, United States abolition
Senator;
"The Constitution as il was is played out | am
III favor OF seeing any man in Kansas shot down
who favors the Union as it was"
! This is unconditional Unionism," according
to the abolilionlsts, General Tuttle, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor of Iowa, who 4:
lighting in the Federal army for the Union with
out an "ir," and Valandigham, Of Ohio, whc
declared himself bound, "to the last hour of hi'
political anl personal existence, to the restora
tion of the Union as it was in 1885," are copper
heads and traitors. Aud SO We "make history.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
The Mob Party.

That the abolitionists ha men here
with arms, ball cartridges and canister
at their meeting TO get up di,turbance
is well known to all.
VIM. Bray boasts that he brought the
armed Akronites here, And when they
were here they boasted of their bayonets,
cartridges and canister. For particulars
ask Col. Speigel. Col, French, Mr., Ian
gell and a number OF others who heard
their boasts. 1t is the first instance in
which we have ever known men to 20
armed to political meeting. II was
fortunate for them that their outrage.
were confined to women, and that, too
at time when the Democratic men knew
nothing Of il until after the meeting wa,
over and the cowardly whelps had slunl
away. Democrats make no disturbance
but they have rights and the courage t.
maintain them.
I When Democrats were exerting al
their powers to preserve order many ab
olilioni-ts used all their influence to pro
woke difficulty. How can any man pos
sessed Of good sense and prom pled b
honest motives vote with such a party
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
The fredericksburg Meeting.

I he meeting at fredericksburg on the lst was
II complete success. From S,00O1o 10, 600 per
sons were in attendance. The display of ban
ners, flags, notices, &C., was very fine. The
Lincoln Bastie from Wooster was on hand. The
people were perfectly wild with enthusiasm -
Hon f. B OLps addressed the people from one
stand in mastery speech for nearly three hours
Hon THOMAS P. AKERs and Hon. D. S. UHL
spoke from the other stand
The Democracy of Fredericksburg and vicni
ty did nobly in contributing to the comfort ant
convenience of the immense crowd.
In the evening Hon. Thomas P. AKERs came
to Millersburg and addressed our people in the
Court house, every nook and corner of which wa;
filled Mr.. AKERs is one of the most eloquent
orators in this country and so voted by those
who heard him at fredericksburg and Mill
crsburg His speech was listened to with the
most profound attention, and applauded to thu
echo.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Court of Inquiry.

The following officers OF the lst Regiment o
Holmes county Militia will meet at Millersburg
on W ednesday, the l4th day of October, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ. ns a Court of Inquiry, to hear
excuses and assess fines against those who failed
to muster in pursuance of law:
LIEUT.. COLONEL, ]. S, Nelson.
MAJOR, Thomas NJ. Jones.
CAPTAINS, James A. Estll,
James McCombs,
Joseph Sowash,
" Milton Hanna,
Wilson Crag,
Andrew Boner,
Adjutant John P Larlmer Judge Advocate.
Persons who failed to muster are hereby mott
fed to appear and show cause fo: their delin
quency. Lieut. John P. Larimer has been ap
pointed Adjutant Of the Regiment, and Orderly
John J Albertson Serg't Major.
DANIEL FRENCH, Colonel.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Republicans are Monarchists

AS an evidence that the Republicans
are in favor Of monarchy, it is only
necessary to refer to the following facts :;
l. They strike at tho very foot of hu-
man liberty by denying the citizens the
privilege of tho writ of haJeas corpus.
3 They have imposed stamp duties
such as the colonies refused to regard.
3. They introduced the conscription
act, the offspring Of the bloody Jacobins
of France,
A. They have inaugurated censor
ship of tho press.
5. They claim that all power is in
the President. and that tho people have
no rights save such as he is willing to
bestow upon them.
6. They whip men at the stake as in
tho days of old John Adams.
7, They pardon mobs and justify
them in tearing down papers and riding
men on rails for their opinions.
8. They trample Constitutions anC
laws under their feet, and resort to des
potic powers.
Can honest men or ireemen sustain
, them by their votes T?