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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-25

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-25

~ a2m, Senntas stnr 49, apsH, % u8r q. u.
srft gtsslmasiss g'ramn,Iunsriur Martttaut.-
" lsatn- sitls Sti6afts srr. QGf raNsalsn pa,
tr!sisn Fps ,sur atsilnasms, sjnsstap.n.
81 G9tr, Steerttir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-25
80 abl!as'

GIN 80: Ipril wirs zine 0abl fur .inHt eiatts
1rnftt i m Wartteauie abs.balsn.
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pea SatrtS aert Gilties Eaglt,, aaaiebtne iuiss;
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'itit s&nls ari,u.r rtsafhst wrrat, 70 madenfs
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0usa cine essei1ltwssi soa it5al.us l!s 9rUesit
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manr,u t.l6mrrfa fafat MIR, %trIntsat ktrrt4'
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,9iusura S6xle ks,t:a 3iri5hIta. 9t0ab|tis Et'
Ixialaaae, hi etsut.rt 9situnsg 'si.l, 9utG rwirisn
T., III, mirp ,8pTrntlia Ntenars' tapttfslh.- Elite
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aud biz .9sifuusss ,e.rl.tstn' hl,frttnn.n uns ~
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S&uier essu neslt epsaGs"ttifsr, sOutSninttns
UNI Ti.gfatsr lyrdrn, iIarsifh' xnb l.sn %Isrnsr,
,als 1ies IN a.a ~ltutiara Srssttf mi shG III. Lit
4 mpslldR .yoatpumsne a,an,ti6 2tN Gttagliit.n
Sryahc. ola asrl2 aarssrskdr, ii elm 5dupsts'
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lid .sOn jp!am @lkrs,. wtiAe aus Giti6sdlt;sttit
aus r6aeg. sQr eimr1 tFinsa Rn;ssIt cssr aus
an,tfn siseraatiSsn g1FR&'s 't4rsa Rinsrrn ZEN
p nr!tp;nOtsen uatsrri&t easitssa. Gi.ier Ger
wuri triHt' teiunssrs virIt GItsrR al!i rem eanes.
IS iultessakr Alsgnas, ssnr ans &stt FINER
Rinesr am ,6;S,n Aeot, fia ttn tcixtsS pfsr .ae,,
rsusa Ial:s, .as. .ss'urA biz UisssrsrsHmns ir
sasIiitsn Git,itti&uIe mt9Ii& iu matsrr ~
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9astoado. 'Gonutp Observation-Disclosures
I'm 2. N0HVerttn.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-25

: Ia Sri Fer aaa nnssaftn@ Gcap7sJta iaaitFs,
ssnetn sruR,s. Dag{(, tat.n ii. 8afssr siTiiasps
s.n s.a 5.n,n or. MartE tns ,pft nhittsFia
,a .atiatasn: Stst' etlmnt .lis tar tInsn aas'
Ssth: gaasi,atm dIsesss.n min, 1T stss's0rf'u.
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ahtG;agt% biipagnie B, 81. Sea.
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AtUntds : en- -: :IpliI 3 lltr ,alaGmittaat > w
ijs H,sH sbaFihh aufT 's;;patt gearmfiYl.ss 70: 81.
Sf6sfsr8i$'sauat 'iHlnfassn. Die Gs4Isus,n a.
Fen bic 6cIeta' ali lib ,u' nstmsn. .1.
as~Sm2Iufras sts' Captains
pIasnusDi Fl,
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apri1 %. 1868.
CART. 6. s. Gis:n,. ~,
@'"a eamp: B., 81. Rsst. G. 81. ~.
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s.i 2fsas. eoi. ;stinst aunt {actis.p, pispf.
a., e.. s. 8. @iltSn,
GrI. "a. Sist. 6. 81. 90.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-25

.ar,,,, ;, :. stu,rau 81 All EITI- 2
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-21
An Unfortunate Party

The Copperheads have been singu
larly unfortunate in their choice Of
positions. They have never taken
one that they have not been forced tc
abandon-their prophecies have in
variably proved false, and time ha:
always shown the falsity of theirpre
tcnces, and triumphantly vindicateC
the Government they oppose.
They opposed Conilscation because
it would drive the border States out
of the Union. The act was passed
and 10! the border States are more
firmly Union than ever before.
They opposed the arming of ne
groes. Negroes were armed, and have
done and are doing, good service fol
the great cause,
They opposed Emancipation. The
Proclamation was made nevertheless
and it saved us war with England
and is is acknowledged by the rebel;
themselves to be the severest blow
they have yet received.
They opposed the Tax Law. Tho
Tax Law has had fair trial, and in
stead of the oppression that these
prophets predicted, no one feels it.
They opposed the issuing of Treas
ury Notes, and yet after trial of two
years. nc one would abolish the sys,
TEN.
They have invariably asserted that
the South could not be suhjugated.-
Every one of the States that went
out Of the Union is in the hands Of
the Government, but five, and those
will be inside Of four months,
They urged and insisted that if Tho
Proclamation was issued, the North
would be inundated with negroes
The Proclamation was issued eigh,
months ago, and there are no more
negroes in Ohio now than then.
They have failed miserably in all
their predictions. The Government
has gone steadily on, has carried ont
to the letter the policy so fsrcely do,
nounoed, and 1t has resulted in moth,
ing but the most glorious triumphs
How long will it be before the people
will repudiato these leaders, whose
double dealings with them have
brought such trouble upon the coun,
try.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-21
CAN YOU DO IT!

Whoever votes for Vallandigham
votes for the withdrawal of the arm
les from the South, and an armistice.
As n matter OF course, this three or
six months armistice would be well
improved by the Confederatos and
their British allies. Their ports wo' d
be open and their cotton would 90
out. and supplies would 90 In. The
Federal army would be demorallzed,
if not entirely disbanded, and by the
time the armistice had expired the
South would bo in most excellent con
ditiol to not only achieve their owr
independence, but to conquer us
Are the Democracy ready for the dis
graceful gubmission to rebels? Art
you willing to commence again at thu
Ohio river and fight your way to New
Orleans Are you willing to hav'
your sons enact over again the blood,
scenes Of Donelson, Henry, Shiloh
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Democrat. Aftsr vnIinndigham.
The editor of the True Democr0t
the Democratic organ Of Athens Co,
does not entertain very kindly feel
ngs towards yallanligham. Speak
ing of the vallandigham Record, he
says:
1--WE have examined the record,
and while opposition to him is based
upon undubitable proof we have re-
ceived in way we cannot, as an hon
orablc man, make public use of, his
Record corroborates and strengthens
that proof, and establishes mp in the
firm conviction that Mr.. V. is rebel
at heart, and would now be in the
council chamber or army of the
Southern Confcdcracy but that he can
be more serviceable to that cause by
remaining in the North, and opposing
with his eloqucnce and votes every
effort of the Government to put down
this unholy rebellion.
'rhe editor of this paperis is West
Virginian, and has seen a little too
much of the hypocrisy of this rebel
lion to be badly fooled by such men
as Vallandigham.
"With our convictions of Mr.. Val
Ilandigham's position, we would rath-
cr melt our types for bullets, and our
press into cannon balls, to fire at the
rebels than to use them to promote
his election"
The late editor of The Irontor
Clipper, Democratic paper publish
ell at honton, Ohio, thus speaks o.
the "convict candidate"
"By some this is called Demo
cratic nomination. God save the
party from this infamous stigma. II
is the work of few hair Drained en-
thusiasts who would sell their coun
try for less than thirty pieces of sill
. yer, and their traitorous conduct vii
, be duly rewarded by an overwhelm
. ing and disastrous defeat. Such mel
will get but few votes in the army
In fact as far rs this department o
= the public service is concerned, we d.
not believe the ticket headed by Val
landigham will get vote. The boy
are loyal, and hate towards and trai
; tors with perfect hatred.
The editor also publishes the Ian
p s,~-. &c II nrm amt consistent Dem
= ocrat, who was in the army, but wa
compelled to resign on account of i'll
J. healsh, who says:
+ II have too much respect for m
S own judgment to support Vallandie
y ham. l have been in the army an
: risked my life and lost my health t
put down this ungodly rebellion.
II believed; and / still believe, this
| was discharging 4 patriotic duty t
: my country.
4 But while was making these saC
-, rifces, Vallandigham eXerted himse
u against me and all my comrades i
e arms, and was more efficient in dan
} aging us and our cause than an
Brigadier- General of the COnfederi
cy; and / am not now so big foo
as to condemn the best act of IN
/ life, by indorsing one who has sal
a ,,o, ,-ol - ,,,,l, l,. -
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! 1t has been said 80 often by butter
nut speakers that the President said
that "Vallandigham WAS nor punished
for what he had done, but for fear he
would do something" that it is pos
sible that some Of them begin 10 be-
| llieve 1T.
The President did say "Mr. Val
Ilandigham ayows his hostility 70 tbs
arrest was made because ne was labor.
ing, with some effect, to prevent the
raising of troops, to encourage de-
sertions from the army, and to leave
the rebellion without an adequate
military force to suppress it. He was
ARRESTED not because he was damag-
ing the political prospects Of the Ad-
ministration, or the personal inter.
csts of the Commanding Gcncral;-
but because he was damaging the ar
my, upon the existence and vigor of
which the life of the nation depends.
He was warning against the military,
and this gave the military Constitu-
Itional jurisdiction to lay hands on
him"
Again, after referring to the muir
Iders, &c, committed by oposers of
military law he says;
II solemnly declare my belief that
lthis hindraHce Of the military, in
icluding manning and murder, is due
10 tho cause in which Mr.. Vallandig-
ham has been engaged, in a greater
degree, than to any other cause; and
10 due 10 him personally, in greater
degree than TO any other man. These
things have been known
20 all, and of course to Mr.. Yallan-
Idigham, Perhaps | would not be
wrong to say that they originated
with his special friends and adhe-
rents"
The President did not say that Val
lnndigham had done nothing and the
Courier, LeBlond & Co. falsify, either
'willfully or ignorantly. They know
that he was charged with words and
aouduct at least calaulated to provoke
treason, and tending to weaken the
military power Of the Government;-
and on that charge was fairly convict
ed, before military court, for an Of
fense against military law; and that
being so convicted, the civil courts
refused, on Constitutional grounds,
to release him.
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work.

The secret of success in politics, Isl
WORK With work bad cause may
triumph for time, without work a
good cause cannot succeed. In u few
of the townships of Hancock county
we need work on the part of the Tn
ionists very much. In II few, (very
few, we are glad to say, an apathy
prevails that is very hard to account
for. The Union men of those town.
ships, appear to be alive to the i'm
portance of the struggle, but they
do but little to secure the triumph
they desire. "A central committee
cannot do the labor for Il county
their efforts must be seconded by the
Union men of the townships, to make
results.
Never in the history of the Repub-
lie was there a time when so much la
Dor was demanded of the friends OF
, Free Government The enemy over.
come in the field, seeks to destroy by
dividing. If Vallandieham is elected
md attempts to carry out his threat.
of resistance to the Governments ther,
must and will be war. The friends
of the Government have every motiv,
to work---evcry incentive to effort
: Every man has his influence, let it b,
used this fall. Let every Union maj
hnckle on his nrmor, nor lay it off nm
til that sneaking treason that has tax
Ell the once. e.honored name of Democ
racy is dead and buried. There is NJ
time for delay. Let the good work b
commenced at once.
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Attention! Militia!
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ELECTION OF FIELD OFFICERS

THE ENROLLED MILITIA % HANCOCK
L County, Chic, liaVe been organized as iol
lows:
TIE ld Regiment includes ~ Companies. in
the Isl, I'd and 81 90. Districts In FindlAy
Township, and in Pleasant, Portage, Allon and
Cass Townships and the LIST and I'd Go. Dis
tricts in Washington Township, and the Isl
Co. Di,trict IN Marion Township. ''' go q
The I'd Rsgimsm includes 10 campauiss in
tie lst anu III Co. DISTRICTS in Blanchard
Township and in Liberty Township, and the
lst and I'd c.. Districts in Eagle Township,
the LIST and I'd Co. Districts IN Union Town
ship and IN Van Bur Township, and IN the
LIST aud ID Co. Districts In Orange Township.
The Sd Regiment includes Companies IN
the LIST anu zu Co. Districts IN Big LlsS Town
ship, and tho lst and 2d Co. ID strlcts In Aman
da Township and the I'd Co. District in Mari
on Township and in Jackson Township. Al
and the LIST aud I'd Co. Districts in Delaware
Township aud In Madison Township.
The said regiments will bold their election
for field officers ON
Monday, September Tti,, A. ID. 1909,
}etwes the hours of one and five O'clock p,
".
The first regiment at the Court House, in
Fndlay township.
The second regiment at CannonsbIrg, in
Union township.
The third regiment ut Vanlue, in Amanda
township.
Each regiment viii elect n Colonel, Lieut.
Colonel, ~ MAJOR.
These elections win be conducted in the
manner pointed out in sections q, Z. and 8, o.
tho Militia Law; aud the poll.boOks aud tally
sheets will be sealed up and promptly FOR
warded 10 this olhce. O. B. WILSON,
Sheriff Of Hancock County,
SHRlFP's OFFICE. August 2lst 1868.