The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21
An Instructive Gsa,a for the Canvass.

This new gaasc Is Scrv simple, bat it
Is very instructive. although not IN the
least surprising Il consists merely in
rolling up separately the following pretty
sentences, shaking them in n hat, then
drawing them out and trying 10 determine
which is from a rebel, and which from a
democratic" authority:
The thing Lincoln has attempted can
not be done.-God help the tyrant whom
the people are arrayed against him.
Lincoln can never ruin the South.
Lincoln is usurper, man OF biood,
monster OF inquinity, the embodiment
of murder and infinite crime"
Let not the tyrant usurp the place
(voice: of the ballot"
TO throw off such a tyranny requires
the exercise of public virtue and
popular and manly independence"
"A desolating war forced upon an in
nocent people 10y an imbecile President.
Let the two hundred thousand graves
he has made tell their Own tale"
-.tsehera Lee Is a better champion OF
he rights of self government in this
country than Abraham Lincoln
MIR. Lincoln is military despot"
"Oa to the common enemy! Down
with Lincoln!'
United against Mr. Lincoln and his
wicked policy"
Though the destroying angle has not
passed through the land and taken your
first born, he has taken hundreds OF your
first born at the command of Lincoln y
The monster who now rules the
Yankees.
"Lilcoln demands blood Let the ty-
tant tremble when the people speak
w ho among You dare speak or write
what he thinks against tue tyranny which
has robbed you Of your property, i'm
prisons Your sons, drags you to the field
of battle, and is daily delpging Your
country with blood?'
The game may Dc varied by daily cut
ting ont fresh extracts from the rebel
papers and those that support the
Chicago nomination Those that we
have quoted are from 4 paper in Iowa,
from the Richmond " hig and Dispatch,
and the New York Express, and from
the speech of Messrs. Herman and Wood
of New York, Drew and Bradbury
of Maine, and Vallandigham of Ohio, and
from the Peace" notices Mt Syracuse.
The last extract, however, is not modern
1T is from the Proclamation OF Benedict
Arnold TO the citizens and soldiers Of the
| United States, October 20, I7S0.
Ihoov Suo use the l..n4uage do not
| tlifier ver5 widely. They mean the same
thing " hoover agrees with them will
vote for their candidates. Whoever be-
.icveS taat no Government can com
promise with rebels without insuring its
own destruction will vote against them
If the President of the United States is
"a monster or "a tyrant for keeping
ais inaugural oath; il lis recourse in the
midst of "a terrible war to means uriyers.
ally necessitated ana legitimatcd by
state of war anywhere, and by the Con
stituton OF the United States and the
rommonsensc of mankind, makes him "a
Il surpcr, a man of blood" then let us
II lsten, under leaders who say what we
nave quoted, to return to state of things
in which the right of speech and Of the
press and every right of personal liberty
whatever was annihilatated in time of
profound peace by those who now rage
at the President when, in time OF REBELLION
or invasion, he suspcnds the privilege Of
the writ of hdjeos corpus, in order that the
Union, and under it the personal liberty
of every citizen in it, may be as secure
in peace as it is in wa--Harper's Weekly.