The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-07-23
mammoth box of edibles from home, all


mammoth box Of edibles from home, all
OF which proved very acceptable. Those
kind friends who thus remembered us
have our undivided thanks, coupled with
the assurance that we did entire Justice
to their bon-ofering.
Of course, your readers, in common
with the entire loyal North, have been
shocked at the late Copperhead outbreak
in New York city. This emeae is one of
the inevitable results of the teachings of
that class of politicians who, pretending
to uphold and sustain the Government,
yet advocate resistance to the constituted
authorities in the exercise of the powers
vested in them. Would this riot have
occurred, think you, had not certain class
of political partisans, for strictly political
purposes, openly advocated resistance to
the draft? And would the streets of New
York have run latchet-deep with gore had
not such men as the Woods, Brooks and
Seymours, and such papers as the World
and Daily NeeoS, recommended the Grim
inal measure No-for the ignorant,
prejudiced ruff-scruf composing a mob
are notoriously incompetent and unfit to
conceive project so daring and bold, so
fraught With evil results to the Govern
ment, and benefit to Treason. Other and
ADLER heads conceived-fhey executed.
The proper way to strike at the cause,
oc which this MOB is the effect, is, to pat
dopn Corperheaeaism throughout the entire
country Not by brute force, unless, thro'
the overt treason of the Copperheads, such
course may be rendered necessary, but,
rather by the peaceful workings Of the
ballot-box. When Copperheadism is
overcome, treason North is squelehed; and
when Northern treason falls, the Rebellion
goes by default. Let the sovereign people
of Pennsylvania, when voting in the com
ing election, remember these facts-every
vote cast for the Union cause is nail
driven into the coffin Of treason; every
vote cast for an adherent of Copperheadism
lengthens the war by day.
Choose between the two.
Subjoined is the muster-roll of Capt.
Hughes Wilmore company of our regiment
Go. b: -
Captain ". r. Hughes.
Lieutendnts:
lst, Adam George, ID, Wm. c. Barbour.
Sergeants:
st r F. Jones, Sd s. George,
I'd Gilbert A. Barker, 4th Hartman Barrick,
9th j. +. Chickey,
CorporaIs:
lst II. H. Pringle, 9Th John Wendehoth,
ID D. Morris kiel, 9th John Brown,
Sd s. MMonigle, 9TH Emanuel Pringle,
4th Philip Sherbine, ath Sylvester Crum.
Musician: Joseph Hamilton.
PriUates:
Aronfeld Fred, James F,
Ash F, johnson Charles,
Barrick John, Heating John,
Beck Andrew, Long John W,
Brown Peter II. Lower Elias,
Brendlinger David W, NJ Intyre Stephen,
Berkstresser Daniel, VI Moniele David.
Btrk stresser VIM. IL Monigie Henry,
Burkhardt Harrison, Miller Martin.
Byers Samuel, Muholland John W,
Carr Wn X Nelson Thos j.
Chesnutwood Aug, Noel John,
Coulter David, Paul Elias,
Davis David, Paul VIM II,
Deliinger Emanuel Plummer John,
Ellis Enos, Pringle Jacob W,
Emigh RessIer, Scott David W,
Farbcr David, Sharp Hervey,
Fceny John, Shaw Theodore,
Flick Henry. Sidman VIM ],
Fish j JoLn, Stineman Thomas,
Flepuer Henry, Stonebraker VIM,
Grew John, Weaver John,
Hamilton Jas d, Wilson Albert,
Herlinger + K, Smay Christian,
Stinenlan Jacob,
The boys are all well, and enjoying