The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13

- EZLl-L ENEt NhAL-A
make haste md Save TIE REPUBLICAN PAR
rY FROM RuPrunEEos ~
We must have eblood-l etting."7Th conn.
try demands il. The Wide-Awakes have been
drilled for lit They want to fight the South.
Now is the opportunity to bring on ascivil
war, destroy slavery, or divide the Republic.
Dear, good, kind Governors come, come nfor
Gods sake" come to.the ssrescusg of our par
ty Some of he States are acayiag ia,o others
are in danger-send yoar delegates before il
is forever too late.D The Chandler's Blair's
and their followers have had their eblood-let.
ting" Three bundled thousand of the first.
born of the American People issleep the last
sleep owing to the policy of such spatriotsi'
Who can be but sorry new that Democratic
policy was not adop:cd2 Now the same old
party thatihas shown Its. wisdom in the annals
of a successful administration for nearly sixty
yeaafrs-and a,controllingg influence for all that
time--TasksI thesspeople to again entrust in their
handstA the destiniess of the country. Theyiare
for aRESTORATI0NsOF THE UNION-
,he preservation Of the Constitution and the
maintenance Of the, liberties Of the People.
In the tbs
Democracy afesfor avei sfibgt Lm 70 T54 blot
@Equal and exact Justice to all mem Of
whatever Sect or persuasion, religious or polit-
i;ica1. i3sss3 stezss0 ~ Hte3 9ts
aThe support Of the State governments in
all their rights, as to the most competent ad.
ministration for. our domestic concerns. and
the surest bulwarks against anti-repubican
tfandAnaroo
a72s supremacy q he caisa o0e, tAe maj;
Freedom of religion; FREEDOM OF
TIE PRESS, and FREEDOM OF PER.
SON, under the protection of the HABEAS
CORPUS, and TRIAL BYJURY, impartial
ly selected" -. - a (.
But say the Republicans, show are you
going TO settle the difficulty when No you
have the power? How will you satisfy both
sections and save the .Union?' : These are con-
sidered difficult questions, and because mot
every Democrat can look far enough into flu
turity to map ont every measure that will be
taken by the conservatives in the work of ac-
complishing their, grand object-the pacifca-
ton of the cou atry, and the preservation of
free institutions-the republicans cry out
"copresheads, y and insist that everybody
shall be as stupid as themselves, and rush
blindly;on in an aimless POLICY; Of course no
man can say what measures will be- adopted
when the time arrives for 1.-The trues Union
men in, the country to ass ume the power, and
the responsibility. They must be governed
by the exigencies that will then exist, and the
amount of mischief which the radical mana
gers shall have inflicted in the meantimc.-
They poins to the proud record Of the Demo
crat party-no mushroom organization, got
up for a special emergency, but a body whose
principles are as old as tho Govern mnent-and
they ask the people to trustthemoto bring
the country out of this sstppendous perl, as
they have repeatedly done in times past. They
ask the people to place in their hands the
powers to o~verrnle the Vaccinations Of the Fad
men who brought, these terrible troubles upon
us, and they premise TO do all thai men can
do to bring the States together again in har-
mony, pnt an end to this frightful contest,
and restore the rights, ard liberties, Of the
citizens.
The Democratic party do not propose to
have any Peace, based upon separation. Their
object wi. be when they get power, to restore
the Union-have one Government and one
Constitution. They will be successful if the
People will only come to their rescue and aid
them to put down Sec~essionisns and its right.
bower, A1ohionisma. They are the Erwin
relics" which must be beaten out of existence,
Now let us present below sg
10 Republican Record.
HAnother principle must be embodied in
our recognized forms of Government. The
men whe shape the legislation of this country,
when the war is past, must remember what we
want is poicer and strength. The problem will
combine the forms Of a republican govern
ment, with the POWER of q MoNARcHIAL
.government.-Formey's Press. - fs3f |
FoRNEY wants a new Goyernment-with
more poaeerAevcnithe power of . ~s'n,ondrchial
government" Does he want TO join Gov.
TOP and hitch on the petticoats of Queen Vic
toria ? + ~ 3; ~. 80 ~ 4ss @,sfa;so |
"Many are willing to invest the President
NTH q military dictatorship, for the time be-
ing, SO that one mind, without SO much dis
tracing counsel, shall infuse new, and terri
BILE, energy into the measures to put down the
rebellion Washington Correspondent Gin
cinnati Gazette. y4eee0 ssH z7t5zt.E aE
This fellow wants a Dictator! $50 much
for Buckingham ~ 3D. II 81 aM
"TheJ farce of restoring the Union as 1t oas
as noao played OUT W1shington Republican.
That paper is. constant in its abuse of Dem.
ocrats who will not listen to any terms ofsep-i
~aratiJn 1t styles Democrats "ButternutsD
for wanting the OLD UNION OF OUR
FATHERSl , sh.l
ave favored, in the infancy of secession,
the policy Of letting the Cotton States gu, if
it should appear that their people really de-
sired to cut loose from the Unirn
We believed that, as we realize now, that
events would fully justify our recommends
ton p-Ne0 York Tribune. sasassa
Gan On EIEY who orderad the march e.