, 1863-08-13


to abolition orators twenty years ago; and also
conftdcsaey con ). fore the war, and whiist was a
Publish,sd thst paRe1, that when he pablsaea that
win3 f5est sPpanze Thsss not iv1as
yor Of a Northwestern Co1fcdc1acg, OF any other
Confederacy: or that was In favor Of dividing
this IlIon by any means-and want thia man
sIow 1t-l9ever spoke to him, II did am sorry
TOT it1 to tell me who told him thisf he DIES not,
he is h!m5elf 1sspoasib.e and brand him Tc as
nlPlansc) (Cheers for Logan)
eo far aa biz charge. against me. OF RECRUITING
81 se tic noee amy a. Y 10 bos
Springfield, or anywhere else, it Is AZ laa as hi;
but il be not pretty man to call me to account
plauge) II Is not true that ins1lted Nj. Dong
{ss. i is not true that We were ever anything
but ft!euds at the time be speaks Of came
T heard him aAsai Eith pleasure 1t eVs1y Station on
county. Amer leaving him at Joliet, came next
ttaid with him, talked With him With reference to
the condition Of Tho country. II was the last
tine ever mt that great patriot and statesman.
this animal t5!s eravling, simy crssture, asserts
Does tits man Storey know his own history
t. x4is e. sf aeGp pnss 81 Il i
most certainly, poorly fitted for Heaven, and the
devil would scosn big presence II be were TO sp-
itc power Great this universe and ali living aud
crefping things therein, among other things he
created frogs anaes, lizards, and s1fuy miserable
a no esaueR e msn
power, and he mu>t create some vile thing that
will Be viewed with disgust and loathing by all
this vic, 1oatheome, crawling, creeping, filthy
th5ing@stofey Of the Chicago Times. G7eat ap-
POSITION szToRE TIE wAe.
Now, In order to show you what an infamous
Islander this man has perpetrated upon me, will
iee 70 On sSa ths ss, g te
Ha1ie q 9aa Ga11 Hsgf asy4Ie +
pressed sf q; tic e 9ntea
ard for maintaining It II such thing be pasaible,
or St as ay
It's horrible consequences. There Ia no sacrifice
taat would not make for it. / have no opinions
them in any way, consistent. with the honor of
31s 3 coanty Tns Vas she I tnd d M pTas1
Il as ~ sbaan s; ut Vii Mhfos to
gcntlema1 whether he and I agreed then, or
whether vas Union man then, and he was con.
ceiTtng treason in ltts own heart. tCties Of He
has 70 healt.') Il is BY such men es these that
the people are misled; that the people are deceiv
ed. It Is hY people who have neither character
e sy ssf to-
men Is hc lie county is ispt IN turmoil and
Z IL sse ten wh I'D
to run with him, and to adyocatc his claims for the
Goyernorship ot. Ohio, man who never
conduct but always uttcss sentiments advising his
country to peace with rebellion and compact to
support tho interests Of accession. The man who
isnaisSa, @ o s ahd s VaIfsndisham 6f lin: tel tie
men row that this man ie tying to lead to-day,
that he lie traitor to his country and not Demo-
IN Now, " fsllow o'eu: Citizens, want you to czanne
| this with other sheets OF Its kind. and
show. mo q respectable notice published
ns any essF f. 81 tae Hs:e Is e
lie calls hin, IN ALolitionist. ne calls Eae one.
e sen e
a1a rot an Abolitiogist. and DO rot believe Gsn
McAr1huris On Abolitionist nor DO bellcre this
expect we have abolished as many traitors
| to this country as ttls man eau easily
se9a chse1 this Is wnaf
cheers and laushtcr) Politically. Ido not believe
either one Of Ua IT, OF ever was, ever expect to
~ 4ax aca III tsat Ms tesss eSSr s
this country Is called an Abolitionist that h wltns
hght for and sustain ~ M ais Government lst hi!
int If htlonrina to thc United Statcs and belna
| tIue and raiIsnf soldiers meefipr tho eteel 8
Southern rcvoluttonlsts, narching to the music O
sa5nE Hnle :; e is I
makes ns Abolitlcnists. let all Of us be Abolition
'eiSt M;t fs mnfre 4 man an sho,t:onist to lore hi
countr then IloTe nv corntry. nm vili{n- to live
for 1t and willing to die for it. II It makes mau
IN abolitiorist to love and revere tat hag. then
jtiouist to lore to hear the Star Spansled B1nac;
snnr. and be proud to hear that Ench words wcre
bF aos a praaa 70 tg
3 an aa1 ths 70 Moaa
a. an %o1o az M
Old ffIendship again make happy tie Land wacr,
now the rebel fag daunts dismally In the sultrI
soutueiH "A' -
tn1 A1At'
Inow deeire to say something In behalf OF til
many reresses during thls struggle and it is Quit
4 common saving thrpuxbout thI5 countty that til,
roldleya IN tic army Of the Potomac do not n,h1
Why'my fdendg, believe one editor Who has Eset
tLcst terms vas bern in Vermont, hiinseY. a.
not Blame hin Tor being mad At tue Yaais; M hs
eer oWI sneh cn1os cts tn as hiu
have great respect ior liz army of tfs Po7omac
se: Of men fous6t on NV aeid. Th,t theS hay;;
been te:rated II true. b1t tfry weyr not to blame
.e has = eesn e. s pess
saouaiS!e for It. FOODS hare been missed assfns
tbe1n IN snei. nnuncr as ia to or.rShclm taem and
1ney aavs eea Dut It
ss ss2R E bes saess I'll nna s
s~,y ~ snssp Gonbf;ns,x cr ssenn@sT ~ heI
sIt.1! Nh +horc rDsrn .rv ross.ns W. - t thn.
could rot be successful. Isanot iudsc enoueh y W 8
me eoEnMaon o. VIC amy, Aos GO xnoM t
enepGc o. lts " 70 Else any opinton y
!e!eIence - ~ 94Cc1s ~ uesi15a, DEL Yen yoi
tonight, that i the people q PennsJlyania arc
! New 1oik. ana Ne" ofk tity: Nae NtaslhAes
paf "a y as.f u ao
ta!nea snd suppe.ted ths taea of thst army aat
them. greater results might bare becu oh:a!ned
lChccrs.l But btcause this thing las not beer
done in many placea, these Hea have failed 4 {:
army viii fail n it, objects il 1t fills TO receive ths
eympathtee ct those ut home. Yon have boy Il
the amy; he has been taught that this ta the hes
Il; te has been taught to believe that the STAR
and Stripes" ts n mighty ard tEre emblem q M
Govsrn1aent, and that being fneh 1t L tae emblem
tanShtte belleye that he nass tight tor It, die so
It, apd II Iced be ask no better winding sheet Z
wrnp his body In whea fallen, upon the field Of bat
tie.
This haa been bis faith, and complying with tn
dictates OF that faith, he goes into the army Il
maiatain It,. And men have become 20 cfazed AM
this lai to write to him that tho va, te wrong
Be writes q letter and says, i" Ny boy, want 20
10 rcturn home as coon as possible; the war |
unjuetidab|e Tou should desert If you csnno
do 60 md get home, why, desert to the enemy an
be pa1olled; get out Of this unholy war somehow
It makes NO difference how" Tats is the va
ten to. and what is the result; whnt could b
e1pectedt The resuh is. that the boy is Hscoa,
aged, his energies have been crushed ana It u nc
under such circumstances.
AshoWcr OF rain coming on at this 1none.
ana the5e bein. no shelter ior she iepo5fs!s SON