The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-01

We" IOrk VIII Oelony 10 the new R-pub.
lie, if one is established. Certainly i, will
seek TO; and we see no reason VIII, both
South and West should not unite in d..
siring her presence But New England,
with her Aboli;ionism and Ter political
priests the Eo,bed Of all the isms. and
the au'hor Of our great calamilv--the ever
lasting beeger of protective rar.ffs-w;' he
objected 10, and Will be cxcIud,d. The ID
Union once gone. il can never bel, y
another, unless. pcrchancr, il finl~
herself and is forced TO accept III q,
condition of dependency which ,h.. is .
preaching for the South. NJ osh- ..ri ~
will want her on terms Of egua'i,y
And this is the finale 10 which his Ad
minis;ra:i n i now driving u. Il i. We
rv day rendering restoration III ,h. l..
ion more and NOR. d ffi.at lr-t i"
acting upon the recent xp.ssi'n o
timent by the people At The ~ -.
is defyng this great source Of pow :. a.
exhibiting the utmost contemp: for pop.
lar combination. Lincoln. the Pre- .iI..n.
is represeted as saying that b. would soon
er die thousand dea;bs than Withdraw
his Abolition proclamation, and as attach
ing far more importance 10 The resp 81
the election in Mssouri-a r.,uI, s-ru.es
by his hrelings at the p.,in: IL ih- ba,, q.
and by a terrorism VIII ch kept NOR. ,h.a
two-tlliths OF all ths voters from The polls
than TO all the other e!rc'ions viii IN 1: 3
taken pace during tie var. H. rf'ire
over verdict, thus shanefnl.v " . IT,.
in State where h. desires ID in.e...s.s
in practical SHAPE the iirebrai .,i .-'ns
clpation, and spurns with contempt II.
honest condemnation Of his cyn..uct which
comes to him with the ind rse.ient of ST..
teen millions of Northern people, H. re-
moves tie ablest Generals In the armr,
with no other than political motive. and
declares his determination 10 thrust out
every officer who dares cri,icse his con-
duet. He emptes Forts Warren and La
fayette of political prisoners. wiihon, y
word of apology or explanation to their
victims, and without the moral c"urag.. %
rescnd sheunconstituIi,haI order which they
were and others probabl, Will be a,rrs., !.
lie ,hrowa himself, BODY and soul, ..;o the
embraces of The Greeys anil L ' j.ys II
TIE party which elected him. aud .ieti-- lie
hon st men who have supported The CIV
ernment To ch,nge his policy or avert,
final calamity 20 which radicaIism IS tend
inc.
This is our po.ition. The hope cfth ne
[ aioa Is every hour growing fainter, un-
Ill majority of the people Of the North at
last look upon separation or revolution NJ
a certainty. We have allowed p-r.oral
rights and State rights to be trampl-d up
on-we have allow ed the country t. be
flooded with currency which, tive years
hence, will not be worth the pa Ct aprn
which it is prin!ed--we have subm' ed 10
taxation such rs American, h.;n -. .r
dreamed of-we have offer ! -.
thou sands of valuable Tvs. \
have We gained? Why. ST. L".,-
our cause to-day that the p-"r
Wes. as Wendell Phillips rruis -a.i =
making their arrangements =" -
South They will follow the Sm ~..
will the Middle a,es. l.. tn. L
dered; and that il viii 0e .urr..,l. g
President adhere, ro his .iprer.a. a
10 make this an Ab,i.ti ~ ", r
first of January, is a. cer.aina r..
sun shines in the heavens.