The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-12-07
A Disbanded voIunteer.

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A nisbanded voIunteer.-
1t will be seen from the following fetter
that the Disbanded and the Re! elected
are in daily consultation on the fourth
coming message. Under their doablo
auspices it will ne doubt be werksd up.
into the most astonishing Stats paper Of
modern times: .fs,.sf
NAYsHINAL HsUsE, WASHINGTON.
Nsv IS, 1884. hl ~ .yisiq
Eadyturs of the Sandy Nerksry: ere
The Nessidss is blocked out, and svsry
tine visit his Eggselleney, we bring il
little nearder to perfeckshin That seek.
shin Of it relatin to the war, alreddy be-
gins to assoom eenetrical shape We
shall, offer the Rebels full pardon, Of
they choose to let bygones be bygones,-
The bygones referred to is the Cernfsticx-
shin Act and the EmsncipashiA procla-
mashin. We shall take nuthin back aid
they must do the same. All men air born
eqnill, and all we ak of EN- is te retura
to the primitiv condishin in witch tAey
were born. Wot ken be mere libraf ar
more correct, accerdin to the Beclarasiiin
of Independence. Naked they entered
the wurld, and We propose to start en-
fresh as theC came from the hands Of the
Creator, with fair field and no favor
Wet ken be more genrus than to give 'em
libty to recommends the persheot ef h,p-
piness, without emmy real or pul lsenal en-
cumbrances.
Eff the misgided insergents axsepts
these terms, well and good. They uunst
more becum chips of the old block, aad
the hatchet is berrisd Eff not we must
oontinny to mock the splintcrs outer en- to
the bitter eend. Genral Butler subiests,
| aotis, that they shell all be sent to tho
infarnal rejins in case of refusal But we
shant put that in the messidge. We she'll
oney leve it to be inferred. Hun thing
We shall insist upon, viz, that Nieeers
never, nevershall be slaves. Why should
they, emmy more'n Britens2 | want the
President TO reckamend the distribushih
OF all the cotton taken from the enemee.
amung the cullered pussons who rascd il.
with the swet of thar brows, aud never got
emmy pay eggsept vittals and close and
cowhidings. But he thinks the high mil
entary efisirs engaged in seezin the cum
oddity wouldent like the idee, and he
dsosent want to disobleege en-. isAsiif
AS regards the fenancies we may pre-
pose a new loan, and no ro-issos of the:
greenbacks paid in by the lenders ThiA
mesher will rsdooce the surplush csrreney
and brig down the market vaiiy si gola-.
1t will also bring down emmy kwantity pE
bizness houses, but that their luck out
not ourn. Besides we ken sabjsst the
passidge of Bankrupt Act aud that rill
enable 'em to threw the burden Of Thar
greefs on thar creditors, farrin and du,n-,
nestick. In coarse, SUN aeddy got 10
| suffer, but this is world of sIfforin. and
hes been ever senst Nebbergodnaysir
wife becnm grass widder in konsekonS Of
her sbaRd heving to live IN clever Tor
his sins. The speskylaters deserves to-
swet for thar navsry, and thar creditors
for bein setch everiastiA, feols as to trssts
en-. tes
Its likely we shall AK Congress to erjcr
draft without Nbstitoets, in srder to-
give setch vallysnt Republicans as re-
ksire a little friendly compulshin to get
thar ebeneezer up, ehanst to bleed fer
thar kentry They keer not abeut putin
tharselves outer the way to ackwire a
farm six feet by two, bat of Government
presses these little subseokshins of reel
estate upon EN-, in coarse they'll not re-
fuse. 1t is understood that Mr. Bcechcr
weuld hev gon to the war leng ago, of his
cengregashia hedent held him back by
main force, and no deut he would beds-a
hted witha lor that afforded him a ehsnst
to jine his pedestreaA II iend John Brown.,
The Braysillian difficulty will no, ba
overlooked, Pfehaps we may advisc the
restorashin Of the Floridy te her former
ankerage, but in the meantime it will be-
csy enaff to set her on hre, and thus pres
vent the possibility Of carryin cut that ace
of justis.
That the messidge will be bully
ockyment, is beyond all kwestin. Whsai
two setch men as Abraham aud mo eluA
thar intellecks, they ken mock spots oatsr
anything.
Wishing yeu plesent Thanksciven.
and trsstin that yeu viii give ms aud the
President the morril support ve need at
this lnementuous crysis, remain for self
and him, Yours allus,
| A DIsBANpED VOLUNTEER
nzg- A gentleman, who recently travel-
ed over western railroad daelared his