The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

lists will discover to their sorrow that ti
: expression of 1862 will be re expressed sti
more emphatical!y against them.
NINTH DISTRICT Of tn
counties of Fulton, Mason, Menare, Cas-
McDenough, Schuyler, Brown and Pike
represented by Mr. Ross, dsmscrat.
Number Of men called for in 81, 'G2, 90 105.
Number Of men furnished in :" li,2l
More than enough. Ga
Ibis is one of those old fashioned dem
!, ocratic districts that cannot be abolition
ized and the result is that it sends 81.
hnhdred and t,centy n,ne more soldiers int,
the Union army than it was required Il
furnish, and more than t,co thousand more
rnen to sustain our flag than the iassnsel
abolition district Of MIR. Farnsworth. IL l.
clear that Mr.. Ross, according TO the jour
nM, should also resign. We lave ns
doubt the abolitionists could easily carr,
ais district, with SO large a number o
democrats cut Of it and ia the army
TENTH DisTRIcT Composed of the coun,
ties Of Bond, Morgan, Scott, Calhoun, Jer
sey. Greene, Macoup;n, Montgomery
Christian and Shelby, represented by Mr.
Knapp, democrat
Nun Of call for in '6I, ss Co. i1.s7.
! Number o. II q iurn sasd IN " 10, 400
Dehc:t. -. ...........-.. 1914
! For reasons best known to the author
tiles. this district is called upoS to furnish
I nearly 1000 more men than the second
! district This district has furnished more
men fer the war than any Of the abolition
! districts, the 5th excepted, and t,eo thou
/ S1dd Myes hHHd5eI AMI hHty sir more than
/ the oasted loyal district out are democrats,
( bat as the abolitionists han, back the
I district unfortunately, has n daficit
! ELEVENTH Dlsre!cr-Composed OF the
I counties OF Marion, Fayet,e, Clay. Rich
/ land, Jasper, Clark, Crawford, Lawrence,
Wayne Hamilton, Franklin, Jefferson
shd EG.r CLAM, represented b. Mr Eden,
democrat
Number Of iaea called fsr in e., e.. 'c3 Ii.o,4
Number OF nen furnished do 10 i2,ls7
More than esorgh. IL3
Mr Eden surely should resign at oHce.--
/ The idea Of presenting = dsGl ocrAtic dis
/ trict tha, dsres to send one thousand one
| kaqirfa ant ssreHts hrss nore men than
called for. is too severe 4 Geouke TO The
/ loyalty OF the 1--WE abolition distIIcls II se
permitted for oae moment. Here VIII be
another fine opsna. for the .bsl.ti1uists
10 elect a con.ressnaH, IL ease Nr Eden e
commitments in the army are n-t allowed
to come home and vote for him again
These statistics tell feartuiiy ag1inst the
real traitors the a5olitiohI,ts- We have
no doubt they carried TIN. district Ia q
majority Of c,untics la, fall Easy thing
to = with the democrats ali Ia the army
Turi.FTu DISTRICT -Con,Dosed .of the
corn,;e. Of y; Clair, Maii.on. Clinton.
Washington. Randolph and Monroe. rep
resented by Mr. Mo:::soa, democrat
Number sf rnsa cnl!ei for IN 81 -. 63 II2I3
Sumber Of ra.u ilrEls.ed d do 1871
Dess..... ....... ss,5
St clair coIEty, III tins district X th-
home Of Eoerper Hect-s. ard ;.tat c.as-
of radical GeIrlau us Avn. ;ar islits oi their
dete- ta-,e t-achiD:s are here apr2r-n.
In this caGiuiy alone the defer. Is Lie.
and this - the st-on- Ct a,1'ltion csu4ty
IL. Southern Illinois There = ohe thing
however, to he said 50 FAR As the OH -r
csa n,ses @! this d;strjc: ars concerned
N hen iil. frs; call was ,naj-, thousands
ef its citIzsas unable 10 get into Illinois
regiments enlisted ia Mis.our! regiments
and wi.ea iu- credits c'nl- - b. property
given. ile strict. og;sii ~ ): CAR, wall
b. found to hay- done we'll
TuIRrEE~Tu Di-.Hlcz-Coinposed of the
countIrs 0f Alexander. Pu'4sSI. C.Ion
Johnson. Williamson jackson, Perry, Mas
sac. Pope. Hardin. Saline. Gl.!ntin, " bite.
Ei,yard, ani Wabash represented b. alr.
! " }. hi-n-deInpcrat:
NnaIber Of rgen called FOR. IL - b2 o. l3Us2
I Number Of iaen iuru.shed in 6! 'ts 90 3S.c
Mlrs.i II cusu;h ash
Thrr, c.!ce,s and ihT.e times thI.c. lCi
/ ;he iudonaitab.e Egyptian district; 1t i
, bard 10 sag wns. should eu done WIKI
I ,hc-. il pudent democrats down in lower
Egypt tLr Wa2hburne certainly never
! viii f.!s.ye them Looking AZ these tig-
ures. we axe led irre..stbiy 10 the con
! olusjsu that the loyalty about which he
pirates as being so vigorous aud rampant IN
! his district must consist III their detcrnlin
! alton 10 stay az Ao.ne. Here IS Il district
! taat probably through It's whole extent one
7 vii, ret hear the word (oyGity spoken from
/ enc end 10 the other, which actuaiiy ssnos
| three thousand siglt hundred and aece" more
men to tn. army than the president asked
! for; and this district has always been SO
outrageousiy 'Copperncad we use The
poi:te language OF the abolItioaisis-thal
Arnold au6 FarnswoIth, and Washburne
and Loyeioy. and Norton would consider
themselves polluted if they found them
selves within q hundred miles of It's out
side borders. Why it was considered, just
before the election in 90, so dislosal that
Mr. Allen. its representative, was arrested
aud carried TO the old capitol prison IN
! Washington. for, the Lord only knows
what. unless il was because his d!stric'
was sending too many men 20 the war;
| His own county ~ llliamson) as these
| figures testify, although among the snlai!-
est OF the lot. has sent far haadred and -"
J tn-tLree more men TO sustain our flag than
! She was called upeE TO send. Stanton
should have kept him in Jail Sach Patri
| o,ism is not to be tolerated. II Is not 10y
| ATTY. as proved in Mr Washburnes dis
trict, and as what loyalty Is generally
| considered to mean In the New England
states-Massachuse setts, in Particular,
! The New York Tribune, after the elect
| ion last fall III this state. had very con
snicueus heading, "I.llnois--tbe thirtesutl
district redeemed.' Well might It be re
| deemed, with thirteen thousand eiGhl
! hundred and eighty,hree OF lis voters II
the army and ths fgur" is generally lt'
democratic majority. it's easy to carry
district when all of one side OF politics are
| cut of it sustaining the nag OF Their count
nv, all OF the other side stay At nome; ou
we do not think the party t1at giorihes
! over such a victory, under such cifcuhi'
| stances. make mnch oy Growing o'e' H.
If the abolitionists like to BOAST about car
ryins an election because they are toe
cowardly to practice what they are iona o.
preaching, We are sure we are not gong &c
question their taste, or dispute their high
! claims to do.so. r
IN conclusion, it appears that while III
the five districts represented By abolition
! isis in the present congress, we hnd de'
| ficiency Of eighr thousand three hundred ana
| 6;j, tLr,e il, number Of soldiers called fol
h, the president in the year 1861, 1862 aud
| lS63-in the eight dssricts represented
| INV democrats in the present congress
there are tuo thousand Mres huadred anc
| ,5,,r. in ayces, OF what was called