The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11


from contemplating the picture with a.
Eious solcitude,to 10 dsnounee Ne 0eseln. s
NEST abd encourage shs rsbellion, be-
cause rAntiSg, ioamings irothing. gas.
Consdipg traitor (eFiss Of ''hauT hin,
hang him. has besH charged With an
OHsnss SOghiIAbls By maslial-law. and has
been. arrested. and aftar full and fair trial
eonVietSd. This b The species ci suppon
which Governor Seymour aud those who
are with hin, iron ,hs bsgiaring Of The
war. have given TO The Administrator,
and this he calls "geusrous'' one! They
now propose TO "pauss,'' ~ be tells n:
aud Il they will bus ''pauss" 10 their as
saulls upon the AdminislrA,iou--in their
proc c'aimed sympathy with traitors, and
in their encouragement TO ebsllion-thsy
will confer favsr upon The present aud
coming generations. (Applauss.) The
poor people cry pause" but IL 10 Othoss
engaged in assaults upon the Admins
lration, not to those who are striking
death blows at the rebellion. They cry
pause" but they cry 10 those who give
aid encouragement and comfort 10 The rsb-
els. The soldiers are among Us hors ,and
they. cry "pause." but il is that you
"pause" In stimulating the rebellion
They have peried their lives 10 defence
Of the Government. With heads uDcO-
vered and bosoms barred, they have met
the enemies OF free institutions upon the
battle 6, Id (Vociferous cheering And
they cry 'pause" 10 you who by SYM
pathIzing With traitors, encourage Tesist.
ance to the Government and its institu-
tions they cOnjurs you to pause pause
in your mad career; the husband and son
have been slain; your partisanship giv's
aid to the rebels. The father cries pause
in your encouragement 10 rebels in sims.
Joseph is not. Simeon is not, and you
would take away BsDjamin also" There
are others who cry pause" adopt
the language OF bis Exesllehcy, the Gov.
ern6r. and cry "panse." Our sons and
brothers sleep in death. Tongues which
are silent in death, could they speak,
a woald cry "pIuse"-tbey would say yen
= have marched US hero-We come to do.
fsud our couutry's Asg-we come 10 vim
dicate the homer Of our nation come to
:. preserve the holy memories that cluster
n around the banner for which our f.thers
fought ; you have len, hope and enoOur-
# agsisent TO the rebellion ''pause" in your
|, course. Yes. say pause" When you
SIT down a, your table 'psu,e"-set a va
= cant chair there-a skeleton will be at
your eide. When you proceed to your
chamber ''pause - death WILDE there
y At the hour OF midnight pause !" the
pale face and skeleton finger will point to
IN The record ofaid you have given the rsb
els in arms agaiRst The Government. II
these men are not punish ed at judgment,
70 if LOt here, | shall be mistaken. Fol
., men who assist in this rebellion, II not
=. executed ard damned eternally hereafter
= hemp will lose its value. and hell viii for
40 fin ils charter for misuser. Great cht er
i ing.)
I'd Men are mistaken in supposing lLa
el they can form parties Oh llS issues oil eul
i. country's fate. The popular mind sway
- t. and fro; it may be diverted FROM th'
u. purpose, bul it viii e ever coost-nt ant
.s ru- in up olding he Government. VIII
h believes that this rebelli can I've di,ros
ia ed Of in any other way except by the pow
Il. er Of the sword? | took the position il
:, The beginning. and L,ake ii a. ,be end
# All rebedun can have peace When The,
- lay down their aims. But there ct
"a men here who continually plate oI thei
" Democraey-grrat at Democrats-thsy kno'
.. all about Democracy. and, 10 judge B.
W actions, they care very lite about 40
y, thing else You recollect the boy sal
nd to bis father, "Suppose We call our Ol
70 burse's tail leg. how many legs woul
- he haves" "Five," said The father, "Ot
,sr 10, said the boy, &c ling the tail J.
At. would mt make it a eg."--(Roars
~. laugbttr.)
No. Mn may call Ilemsrlves Dpmocratl
~ ;,v but it does not make them Democrats
r., The 6rst great principle of Democracy j
w. according to Jackson, "ths Union mp
Wv wv and shall be preserved" applause ar
~ ,h+re is where stand tonight-it mu
!, ar and shall be preserved, no matter fro
Nv what quarter the assaults may dome.
~ must be preserved against all its enerhie
mi Renewed applause. Why. sir, pr
ar M tsndeh leaders, of Democracy as we hav
au would have swampeA even Andrew Jac
in. son in lis 6rst quarter. Ro,rs Of laug
4 ;r ter By their fruit ys snail know then
,b9 Now is the time for every Democrat, {,
;do every Jackson Democrat, for every r
fo, publican, for every man who is an no
hi. est nan, to assist in maintaing the Go,
md ernment and putting down the rebelliO
ID Voices: "How'r you going 10 put
vn DOWN. Put it down SIS Saul put dow
'sto Agsg, hsw it right down through. la
mi plause.
IGS;1 G But, fellow citizens, the thing will I
n ~ come right by aud by. Ths rtturn
nrs soldiers-And they are in all parts Of Ii
IS IS mass of peopls-Will bring home th.
on, stories and viii ielI Copperheadisu, he
,ra @ much advantage there is to be gained
~. shaping their course Tor political purpos
Tbo I and giving the county the 80 by. VIII
os we want is to concentrate public opiui
~ we want to bring the whole force al
;as 80 power oi the Government where it 81
IsS I rest on this rebellion and it must
"a done. The masks must be torn from 4
Osu O faces Of all the Copperleads. One si
s "a or the other of ibis question must be Il
'"u m ken. One is The side Of truth, fair ds'
II a h. na~