The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-24

when we can change our rulers. Rather than submit
four years longer to Abe Lincoln, and be by
the horles Of his hireling sodiery let ring the
crv Of old, To your tents, Israel 2? Democrats
should and organize. and drill clubs, companies,
batalions regiments and brigades, for these blood
thirsty aboltious aud shodd yite thieves, and traitors
are wind broken, spawned, dyspeptic and one
regiment Of Democrats could whip three of them
This man is for peace with the con
spirators, but for war with the freemen
Of the North, his neighbors Shame.
Read still further extracts-the out
pouring of impotent wrath and vile
ness:
There has never been any thing called for BY the
South and there Be, that would not will
ingy consent TO. Spree. Of STATE Snator t1ark y
HIscolson, jiarci, 1872.
History will rela e that we the North manu-
factured the conflict forced 1t 20 ho-bed Prccociy
nsass1ed Issa and invited 1t D''" f|ss l's'' A''' 10
I'VE tell them Congress that Cromwell will rise
in their midst before they progress too far, who will
bring their heads to the block without delay or mercy
- Free Press Uprch u.
Il say to vou. my constituents, that, as your rep
resentatvc viii never vote one dollar one man, or
gun to the administration Of Abraham Lincoln 10
make upon tire South.''-D. " lOorbess, NJ C.,
Seventh District, Indiana, April 1861.
The Democracy will vet teach Abe Lincoln and his
ca-usrPers that the way OF the transgressors Is not
asy."- hon. A. Z. Dodge. Of Iowa.
u his is damned abolition war. We believe Abe
Lincoln is much of traitor Jef DAVIS. y Ash
tI4d Ohio D.Bocratc LnioH.
'Thc President and his cabinet were never worthy
If the confidence of the nation. The Democratic
party should have given its assent to the appeal
= the sword after the affair of Fort SumPter d.
troif Free Press.
The .isbisrd Ohio JIion, a Democratic organ,
speaking OF our soldiers. calls them hired hesslans
going the sunny southern soil to butcher by whole
sale not foreigners but good men, as exemplary
christians : any of our men,"
The Craujord Co,py Forum, referring TO our SOL
diers. SAYS
"lt the Administration has put arms in the hands
# 11rlaN ulr IvprS al
'The Deptocratic Press. Taylorsville, ILL.,, speaking
Of the Republican party and the army, says:
in power less than year 1t has spent millions OF
the peoples money, and five hundred thousand men
are employed to steal negroes from their southern
masters"
III the North and South are ever reunited, pre-
dict it will be when the Confederate States North shall
adopt their new constitution, of jeff DAVIS or
something very near like II: Iherss a good time
coming boys Van Barren County Fress, at Paw Paw,
Michigan.
why this expenditure of more blood and treas
in a hopeless enterprise-why blame men for being
There sir, is the damnabIe aboEtionist who ad
ministers the Government. The people ought 10
up and by physical force, hurl him from the chair
of the Government. In the ewes OF God and men.
the people would be justified, They should do and
| viii go-with them '-.Jadge Prau's Speecb in the
Michigan Legislature, Feb. H. 1868.
.'tieo. W. Peck. Of Ohio, in a speech before the
Lansing Democratic Association, March 1868. said
You Black Republicans began this war lou have
carried it on for two wears. You have sent your hell
hounds down South to devaStatt the country and
what have you done? You have not conquered the
South. You conquer them. And why :?
Because they our brethren.
John II. George, y. H., Democratic nominee for
Congress. declared:
II won't do ANYTHING to sustain the President Con
ress or any of the piratical that have control
of this Government. | won't do ANYTHING that cam III
any way, be interpreted as supporting tins war
Mr.. Charles Reeves was the leading
member of the convention III aid OF the
conspirators, recently held in the ninth
congressional district of Indiana, to Sc
lcct a candidate to run against Schuyler
Co.faX. On that occasion he delivered
himself of violent speech, advocating
unconditional peace and reconstruction,
condemning the Administration. He
said that if the election was carried hy
fraud he should advocate immediate re
hcllion. He also advocated the doctrine
of State Rights as cnGnciated 10y his
Southern brethren. and advised an al
lance, offensive and defensive, with the
South. He said the idea of putting
down the rebellion had long since be
come impracticabIe. and advised the
delegates to frown down all attempts to
raise soldiers or men to prosecute this
Internal war. He was loudly applaud
ed
At the convention that nominated the
State ticket in Indiana ID. II. Colerick.
a prominent member from Allen County,
said
mine hundred and ninety nine Of every thous
and whom | represent breathe other PRAYER than
have end of this heIsh Wien Of
thce rejoicing. Hhen Of
d.t.at there i. sorroc. There is feeling
which tells Of intense desire for peace, ami ask
that resolution be passed that Is in-uulon with
the PRAYERS of the heart OF the Democracy of the
try, that th,s horrible and bloody war must cease.
That the Southern portion of the
conspirators fully appreciate the services
OF their Northern co-laborers is shown
in the following article, copied from the
Atlanta (Ga,) Register of recent date:
"Ex- President Pierce. Seymour. of Connecticut.
Nalaudigham Reed Wood Richardson. and hundreds
Of others are as hostile to the as they black
repulsicanjSm These doing i indirect
ss~ce They not openly and avowediv cur friends,
ncr could reasonably ask this Of them. But they
bloodv enemies qited against lr. LUt-
coit r} h ,~ieks,i poicy breastinC the power OF
oycryhe, rainc mljurity. firm the traditions AMI
rrcce ientS Of constitutional liberty the noble band OF
patriots striving to erect breakwater that shall
the >rleS the Inloose deluEe- L they did
than resist the Capitalization Of Nr. Lincoln,
that far thev worthy of respect AMI sympathy
Ii they hoi Up the banner q State Rights, that far
thcy arc advocating sentiment entitled 10 our admi-
ratinn.
such IS the course they pursuing, and such a
ought - have cordial appreciation. Step by
step tie same convictions and the same temper that
have braeei them compact unity and fiery valor
iencunce ultra Federalism and New England fanati-
c>n VIII inevitably bring them upon the right ground
a it respects independence We confess faith
their political principles We confess confidence
Thar eventually these w!ll the whole truth and
embrace all is conclusions.
I'VE can gain nothing by denouncing them. We
nav lose much by presenting hostile front Il their
peace movements. Live with them under the same
government never Will BIT uiedl,oiile u tieg lrR1
tAe bGot-bo ag1isf H Llcola. ritie
trG;ejor, e1cA I3e trH Il spe- tie oier aHi Jot
co-outs accomplish the gsfesf ,cork lcIici .si-
Try Ogd t,s co.tsRes: haze rinsessed'' =
The Register is right The men IN
Indiana and elsewhere in the North,
banded together. by secret oaths, to aid
the conspirators in the overthrow Of the
Government. deserve. and ought to re-
ceive, the cordial appreciation of their
Southern friends.
The expectation of the conspirators
/ to enlist the whole Democratic party of
the North in their reasonable scheme
will fail. Thousands and tens of thou
sands have already denounced them. and
other tens of thousands will do it as tn e
infamous nature of those schemes be-
come fully known. Their love of coun-
try will not WELD To the Marty baheSts of