The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-27

see the difference be
Gratis and Butternl
calling itself DemOt
loyal. Let the fol
determine. Condit
better than uncondi
Althoush there is 8 man
In ONCE that | did not help
put there, and although in
ali human probability I
would not caat a vote for
him to-morrow, yet in this
great contest 4 aclrncwl-
edge him-not the head OF
party, but as the head Of
the Governments a. the
Executive officer OF the m
ton. And, like q soldiar
In the ranks, l hold Il 10
be my duty TO obey him.
my commanding officer in
all things, without ques-
honinE his policy in this
CREST contest, . . 80
Politicians may talk as
they please; there are bat
two issues Que IA to ac-
knowledge the Southern
Confcderacy. and the other
Is submission on their
part 10 the demands Of the
Government. You may
examine all the proposi-
tons you can iiud, and YOU
can como to no other con-
clusion than this.
No party ever made op-
position to q war that wes
not rent in tEain and tora
TO pieces thereby; and you
cannot blot the record ont;
you may try it but i will
stick to you. The old TO-
ries OF the revolution
they are all gone now, but
their records remain, and
the odinm belonging TO
them attaches even to
their descendants. JONI
BRouaH.
"a once dissolved Union,
q surrepdered govern
ment, cannot he reclaimed
This is an evil which can
not he repaired, and which
we must avert, and can
only 30 dpe7-ted BY supporting
the Government, regardless Of
itspolicy relying upon the
people through the ballot
box, 10 put al things 10
rights. III. J. JtwETf, y
Liberty Of speech Is ons
thing, Liberty Of treason is
another. The liberty Of
speech Is sacred; but thiB
does not include the right
10 act - n spy, and con.
vey intelligence 10 the en-.
emy which may destroy
thousands Of lives Of our
soldiers, endanger our ar.
my, and leopard the ex-
istauce OF Government.
Who has objected 10 tho
freest possible discussionl
Freedom OF speech does
not confer the right 10 60
before an enemy aud stim.
ulate mutiny and disobe.
dienee, aud rsoommend
de5orhon. Itdoes not Jus.
tify anything which, in
time OF war, Ia calculated
and intended 10 waaken
the military arm OF the
Governmedt.
A lawyer who cannot
discriminate between civil
law and martial law, should
be treated for simplicity
on tho brain. (shouts OF
applause and laughter. r.
The functions OF martial
law, and tho authority up
on which Il rests, were
freely stated by me last
Fall In a speech made nj
the Cooper Institute. II
10 O dangerous power, but
It's absence would he more
dangerous. II ia liable 10
abuse, but no war can be
conducted without tea
especially such a war 40
this.
uthose mon ara not prn
ished AZ Judgment, II nG,
here, l shAll be mistaken,
For men Who a3aiSt in
this rebellion, II not exc.
clted and damned eternal
" hereafter, hemp will lose
its value, and hell will for
felt its charter for misu.
ser. Great choerinR.)
Men may call themselves
Democrats, but IL does
not make tham Democrats
The first principle OF De.
mocracy "a, according tc
JacksOti, "tho Union n1ug-
and shall bo prcservod.'
tapplauscl and there Il
whero ! stand to.uight-it
must and shall be preser.
we'd, no mattar from whaf
quarter the assaults ma,
Gome.-DApIEL S. DIcKIN
BoR.
"Tha conspiracy iE now
known. Armies have beer
raised, war Ia lsyled 10 40
compllsh IL There are on
~ two sides 10 the queA
tion-Every man muat b.
FOR THE UNITEr
STATES OR AGAINST
1T. THERE CAN BI
NO NEuTRALs IN THll
WAR-ONLY PATRIOTS
OR TRAITORS. .-9rrpuEl
A DouoLAA al ChioAgI
Aprl II, 1901.
" whenever they tn
Rebcls) have the power
thoydrlve before them int
their ranks the Southern
people,as they would dnv
Us. Trust them not. Wer
they able, they would In
wade and destroys uh with
out mercy. Absolutely al
sttrsf qf hsse things, ! nr
anaEed hat day one eoui
thlsk Of 'peaee on an
terHtI. He ioho entertain
NE ssHtunoai Is A. only 10 )
a Slous, and IA ioko ufters
at this tine 70, morcouer,
traitor 10 his 0ogntry, Wh
deserves the scoFn and cor
feplpto| al honorable neI
--6ENfRAL RosEoRAHs.
To do this, n generou
support Of tho Presidenti
necessary. He may CON
nit, a. be has committee
I think, Aoma damagln
errors, but hla real pui
pose cannot bo otherivis
than patriotic. Resent
following his profession
the local oourta OF lllinoi
without other ambltic
than 10 secure an hone
namo,ln which no succee,
ed, and aoon 70 return
tho came comparative
humble sphere, II 10 In
posaihle that he eau bc d
tlgnedly faithlosA 10 dut
bolng human, no err
being honest, never intel
tionally; and heing patti
otto, tho choicest object
his heart is the reatoratiC
ofthe Union, aud To th
great end he Is, l don
not, sincerely and sole
devoting himAelf So thin
rag, | shall At At all tim,
givo him q hearty auppol
and make common oauI
with all who, 70 save Il
Government rally aroul
It's head AAd I reioloe
believe that such safety
near At hRnd.-Hon. re
InnV ,I0uNaON N lha Ifni,