Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.

The Provost Marshal General has Off
cially informed Gov. Seymour that New
York is entitled to credit Of 4,7s3 men
over al! calls, aud also Informs the Govern.
or that the State has sent over 800, 900
to the war.
Cue year ago when Gov. Seymour in
sisted that the State Of New York was en-.
titled to this credit, be was denounced as
a trai,or, and when he urged the Presi.
dent to postpone the draf, so that tie en-
ro!'ment might be corrected his request
was treated with contempt, aud the hounds
Of the Administration set on.
Now, when he is seeking to vindicate
the Constitution and laws of the United
States and the State Ct New York, in the
matter Of the suppression of the Horld
and JomrnH Of Commerce., hear the Mig
gers howl: -. $50 ....,-.. !.
OF all official scoundrels we have heard
Of Horatio Seymour Governor Of New
York, is the dirtiest and meanest, most
persistent and NEST trsitorous. Ever since
be has been in his present position he has
devoted himself to the ore purpose ofois
strucling the Government in the exercise
Of its unquestioned authority lie was
the author OF the New York riots of last
year, and is now seeking to produce o re-.
petition OF the same bloody ou,rages. He
avails himself of every sub,er!age, Of
legal craft, political cunning, or pure
malevolence, which offers the fain.est pros
pect of aiding his friends, the rebels.
If there is any man in all the North
who deserves to have bis neck stretched
with hempen halter, it is this same Ilo.
ratio Seymour, Governor of New York.
Needon't know but he Will manage, after
lMhile, to secure that reward Of his in
fanny. elf be goes on in his career, We
shosldn't be greatly surprised If he finds
himself dengling between heaven and
earth. We think it would be salutary
example to his fellow conspirators. If the
Governor of New York will be traitor
he is just the man to use as Sorning to
the rest Of the scamps.~-. Barring tsn
Xauk-Eye. =
1t is the Governor Of the creates: State
Of the Union, who was elected TO that po-
sitios by a majority of 10000 over the
most popular candidate that could be
brought against him, and the machina.
tions Of the Administration. The State
that has sent over three hundred thousand
soldiers into the army. The State that
has twice, if rot thrice saved Washington
from the rebels, that is revilcd in this
manner, New York has done this and
~nuchsmore for the Union cause, because
she has patrio. and a statesman At the
head OF her goyerumeIt one who early
appreciated and grasped the magnitude Of
The struggle in which we are engaged, aud
the dangers that surrounded U.s., lie knew
that an organized militia was the. reliance
of the GoSernme Mt in case Of Oh emer'
gency, and as far as was IN his power he
has had the militia Of the State on war
footing, and responded promptly to every
call Of the President. This militia has
responded promptly to defend Pcnnsylva.
MIA from the invader, when the Republ.
can Governor Of that great Keystone State
srrea'ed and proclaimed 10 vain for his
hosts to come. out ard defend their homes.
But they came not with arms to fight, but
with pals u water, which they Sid to the
poor famished New York militia al frsaty.
IL HILL
fire cents glass. '~ s ~ = =. .'@.
it will be asorry day Indeed for this
county when this Administration under:
taksss 70 stretch ,heineck Of Gov. Seymour
with hsmpep halter, without due pro.
'eessuf law. Such hollow hearted Lypo-
rris'cat stretches, As She one who wrote the
foregoing quotation. would Do welt 70
Msks their peace with God befoseihst day.
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