Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-23
We Take II aII RACK.

A few week ago, in noticing the
change in the editorial department of
the Omaha Nebraskian, we expressed
the belief that its tone would be
somewhat changed that Mr.. Rey-
nolds, though a "Democrat, was not a
Copperhead." But the leading arti-
cles in that paper, since he became
editor, has induced us to change our
opinion. We beg pardon for having
entertained any such suspicious. Mr..
Reynolds may deny being a secession
ist-they all do that. There is per-
haps not a fugitive from Prices army
in Nebraska, who will acknowledge
that he now has any sympathy with
the rebels nor do NE believe that Mr..
Reynolds is really a rebel, or that he
desires their success /; but he, like a
great many more, is willing to go with
his party, wherever it may lead, even
to the bottomless pit. In his paper of
the 18th, initiating the Cincinnati En-
quirer, is a long article eulOgizing
Peace. Why such an article at this
timer All good men, of course, de-
plore war, but there are times when it
is inevitable. st. Paul says there is a
time for all things. This is certainly
not a proper time for any patriotic
man to pirate of Peace. Every man
who has even half sense, knows we
can not now have peace except by a
permanent dissolution of the Union.
Six months ago if such an article had
appeared in the Nebrdskian, Mr.. R.
would have considered it observing
contempt and bitter scorn, on account
ofits 6islOyal course" Twelve months
ago either one of the present proprie.
tors of the Nebraskian. would have
denounced, without mercy, any Dem
crat who would have limited at Peace,
and would have Indignantly denied
any afiliation with the Vallandig-
hamers. Mr.. R,fs quite familiar with
scripture. He will pardon us for re-
ferring to the parable of the sOwer.-
The seed that fell upon stony
places where they hal not much earth,
forthwith sprung up because they had
no deepness of earth and when the
sun was up, they were scorched; and
because they had no root, they with
cred away"
she that receiveth the seed in stony
places, the same is he that heareth
the word, and anon with JOY r~eceiveth
it yet hath be not root in himself,
but dureth for awhile for when trib-
ulation or persecution ariseth because
Of the word, by and By he is offended"
Mr.. r., and others, termed by Mayor
Wood "milk and water Democrats, .
''with Joy received the word !" for a
time no one could doubt their patriot,
ism, but their love for the Union did
not have sufficient root. The leaders
of their party opposed the war, they
saw their party was slowly but surely
drifting into that channel, and they
could not withstand the temptation to
follow.
We believe their are yet many loyal
Union men in the present Democratic
Organization. But the time has come
when they should leave it. They
must do it sooner or later, or become
the allies Of JEFF. Davis. TwO-thiFds
of the Democratic papers are now des
voting nine-tenths Of the space Of
their columns in attempts 10 build up
= party in favor Of a Dissolution of
the Union.
Whatsigni6es an assertion ola news
paper that ii is in favor Of s%uppressing
the rebellion, if column after column
is devoted 10 denunciatiOns of every
measure devised to suppress it?
THEoDoRE Hill has received a new
stock Of goods, selected with care, which