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

owing sentiments
cnalloyaIty is little
.ional disloyalty:
I had rather myrisht arm
were pluckei from ite
socket and cast into
eternal birmingham with
my convictions, 10 hnvo
thus dedlsd my soulwith
the guilt Of moralperiury.
VAfLASptanAdin in his last
speech in Congress on
refusing 10 vote supplies
for the Army.
1--WE are for peace be-
eause the war has failed"
Anew England was the
cause Of Bccession."-
Fernando Wood.
~ am astouished Al
the quiet resistance OF
the people OF thiscoun-
try" "-Rynders. !.
".Liberty or death
seems to have lost It's
force. Hehoped Demo-
Gratis would resist this
military desrotisul. ~
tClies Of tive WILL" "ve
wil," "we are ready
now &c,l-Ib ~
iknow the words that
are spoken in times like
the9e are spoken Of a
mans own perl. And
thus defiant and fearless,
| say that the South cnn
nsver b conquered. Tire
mendous applause.J
The question Is not about
he indspGtisncs Of the
South, Southern fi'esmer
ioM take care Of that
F." That's So" Laugh
ter. The question ia
about the liberty OF the
people OF the North
Z" That'sit."l The aues-
ton is whether the Fed.
eral power, defeated and
hurled back by the free.
men Of tho South, 10 not
going TO try whether they
mightnot make an easier
conquest by putting their
yoke on your necks.--
Voices q Neyer."l I
tell youit ia not by shou.
ting "never," 1t ia not by
cheering and groaning;
II Is by the determined
will Of freemen born, who
ere ready TO say that they
will die now Il necessary
-tapplausel that they
will dio sooner than yield.
Your way 10 . 'gGriss az
Jtesglen Is 10 orqaEiSs IN
Hour WGrds. II your
Ward is 100 large organ.
i5e in companies lIy tens
and hundreds. 7hsn Or
gd1is, regiments ard seni
10 yolir Gousrnor and ask
him for commissions.
IL Ia written in che
Constitution OF tho y. s.;
II 10 wptten N the Con.
stltution OF the state
thst The people shah have
the right 70 keep. aud
bear arns for the dc.
fenHe for themselves
and not ofths Untou- -.bnt
Of The State. tTremen.
tious applause.l tits the
right Of the militia, not OF
the regular army-it Ia
tho right ofour ourselves
asmilitlamen 10 keep and
70 bear arms. |" Hoar,
hear, bravo" Ugou hdpe
not got them, get hsm and
prepare yoprSdpes orderly
. and FIRMLY 10 preserve IN.
der your gd1dn, and uor.
hy GoDefnor tha liberties
of this State aud fhis nd-
tton. tGreat applause
J. A. MoMAsIIRs at the
Vallandigham meeting
In New York.
"nI were 4 citizen Of
Virginia, ! would burn
every blade Of graRs, and
run the nation in reser.
volrs ofblood sooner than
come back into the I'm!
lon under those degra.
ding lnws.-RicnARD D.
MEaRIcK at the Demo.
cratic State Convention at
indianapolis.
He would exhort Mr..
Lincoln on tho question
OF war when he lPughl
had the liberty to discIsa
war or peace. He would
express his opinions un-
der the rights guaranteed
10 him by the Constltu.
ton, even At the hazard
OF his life. He begged
the Democracy to think
OF this. TWAS tho queB-
ton Of tho day and Hour;
not 10 60 home and think
ofcrop1 and workshops,
and put II OF. II ought
70 OIL their hearts every
houri fought 10 DO their
business from now until
the second Tuesday oi
October. What were
thor prosperity and
wealth worth to thom-
what the safety OF thor
wives and children, and
everything dear 10 them,
v they vera liable at tho
doad hour Of night tc
have their doors Broker
open, and, In the prea.
enco ofwifa and children
be dragged 10 a mock tr1.
bunal aud trio1. tGrea
cheera.l Don'thollN,anc
repent tomorrow. !
was easy for them To hol
a without responsibility
Say what you moan anC
ailcli 10 II. Let each mar
take counsel Of his owl
heart, and como 20 tn
resolution that this thin,
must be stoppad peacea
! bly, II possible, but stop
, ped II rllit be. II tho
did that 1t would be atop
ped. Don't talk about Il
20 Il and maintain II n
oil haIardA, somehod.
riuat meet tho issuc. :
Gro. u. Pu0H At the Dem
ocratic State Conventio.
at Columbus.
II l5dr must eorie,
, must be on Northern, an
7 notion Southern SoIh W
! shall leave our wives an
/, children and our age
4 at homo, and achieve IN
: triumphs wortfs OF on
: cause" 80 JIrT DAvIl
D Feb, llth, 1881,
i IL tho people ele,
/. Abraham Lincoln 70 MOI
, row, az ! expect they vii
; he ahRll be the Last Pre-
j. idout they will ever els,
/. in the United sta,ea, '.
Il Gro. Y. Pu0H At Dayto
a the evening before N
: last Presidential oloctiol
J "Ye0, and by I'D, tn
1 night, after the Apcoc
= leds opsr, a lot moro OF II
h had a lit,la meeting; an
o va pas. q roaolutlo
Q that II Lincoln waS elco
d cd, l0s Were g0in1 10 "
o our beit ,dortt 70 ia
q doDn ihe GoparRnent, y
= JAS. II. BAo0ofr, ox.Pr,
y bate Judge OF Montgnn
cry county, In JAnnar,
1881.
Resolpsd, That we INV,
an immediate termil1tid
Of the present iedr, and
ispdrdiion Of he section
because tho North h,
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