Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-06

that their only hope OF peace lies IN aban'
doning their hostility to the Government
and resuming their allegiance to the
Constitution and laws of the United
States
We call upon the Union COMMITTEES
and Union Leagues, and upon all loyal
associations in every State. county and
town.. 20 perfect their organizations; tc
infuse fresh vigor and activity into their
organizations: to infuse fresh vigor and
activity into their operations; TO canvass
carefully and prom pity their respective
districts; 10 circulate documents and news.
papers containing just and forcible exposi
tions of the merits of our cause. to combat
by assemblages of the people in public
meetings, by public speeches. by conversa-
tOns. by letter and public appeals. and in
all just and proper modes, the deceptive
Z and porious Sophistries of the agents and
political allies OF the rebellion. lie,
them be on their guard against the arts oi
corruption and OF intrigue which will be
brought with INSCRIPTIONS desperation to
bear upon them. The rebel Government.
and those Foreign Powers most deeply
interested in our destruction, could well
afford to expen1 millions ip oyerthrowlng
this Administration, and placing in power
the nominees and representatives Of the
Chicago Convention.
TIE SKIES ARE BRIGHTON TO VICTORY!
The skies are bright and full of promise.
The lion hearted citizen soldiers of the
republic march with steady step and unfal-
tering purpose to sdeedy and glorious
victory. The heart of the people beats
true to the Union. Every triumph Of the
Union arms over the rebel troops arouses
afiesh, the courage and confidence of Union
men. and chils the heart and deeimates
the ranks of the Submission secessionists
represented at Chicago \ Union victory
in November will end the long and
laborious strife. 1t will parslyze the arm
of the rebellion. 1t will disperse its
armies. destroy the hope by which the
| despOtiSm at Richmond how holds its
subjects in bondage, release the people of
the Southern States from their enforced
dislOyalty. and give them again the bless
lngs of self-government within the Union
and under the protecting Constitution and
the flag OF the United States. /. will
enable our own Government TO exchange
he weapons of war for the counsels Of
peace, to relax the stem cont OF over pub
lie action and public speech, which state
of war renders unavoidable, to restore our
financial system, to dissolve tho military
courts. and land over again to the civil
tribunals of justice the punishment of
crime and the preservation of public order.
and to restore to their fresides and their
homes. clothed with honors and TO be
held in everlasting remembrance, that
great army of our citizen soldiers who
have barred tGeir breasts against armed
rebellion. and won the imperishable
renown of saving the glorious Union for
which their fathers and brothers died.
Signed by the Committee,
Henry j. RAYMOND, Chairman, New
YarL
SAMUEL F. HERsEY. Maine.
JoHN B. CLARKE, New lIamshire.
ABRAHAM b. GARDNER. Vermont
WILLIAM CLAFLIN. Massachusetts.
Thomas G. Turner, Rhode Island.
n. ID. SrERRY. Connecticut.
Marcus l.. WARD, New Jersey.
s. a. PURvIANCE, Pennsylvania.
NATHANIEL +. SMITHERs, Delaware.
II. w. HOFFMAN, Maryland.
S. Fl. BOYD, Missouri
g. B. SENTER, Ohio.
j. ID. DEFREEs, Indiana.
BURToN G.. Cook, Illinois.
MARSH GIDDIxcs. Michigan.
S. JUDD. Wisconsin.
ID. B. STUBBS. Iowa.
a. w. CAMPBELL. West Virginia.
JAMES II. LANE. Kansas.
j. J. CooMps. District Of Columbia.