M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22

ha may De pard0ned before he dies,
for there is no chance for him unless
he is. There are other gentlemen
here who aru to address yau. have
occupied more time than | intended.
| tcit exhausted before commenced,
5nt | became excited at the recol.
lecli N OF the wrongs which my State
has endured. Why, no man who has
y ho2aheaded Of tobabeo, bag of
wheat or Il doz,n Of eggs, can take
them to market and sell thom nnless
he can get the ccrtinte of the pro
SES3'-mArshaI that he is a loyal mau
'dNoaiing to their Interpretation.
Let Nil Greeley publish that; let
him dony It ii he desired and I will
prove it. Twill not go on to dotai'
these on.rages. |, Is true that this
IMr, M;Caw together with some ton
I&r Ii.trou ladies' anj several families
Nys hai tho sior,oas pyiyiledges to
consent e. 90 10 Canada until the
/ and o' the war under A braham Lin.
coin, aJt G,i knows when that will
Isa gn e37 yoU turn him ont, Voices
b We viii put him ont.') They are
now in the town OF Windsor, Canada
NOD bound to stay there until ho
AMe pence, ''to all whom it may
concern" (Groans were proposed
for Grocly)
What is that loyalty to Lircoln's
election and the equality an! freedom
Of the negro! wish Ihal that oath
to read to you, wish to say to the
merchants Of New York that there
are not less than fifty men from my
state in this city for the purpose Of
watching the fall market to buy their
goods and to take them home, They
have been telegraphed not to buy,
because they cannot be permitted t.
receive them. They are seized upon
AS they arrive, and the people arc
permitted to cell them. Thisfs our
condition in kentucky: this is what
we have got for the gallant support
we Siyo to the United States when thi:
rebellion commenced.
My God, | pray you to reflect that
when we have gone down State by
State, the tyranty that we fell may
reach some Of you in times to come
un!ess you now check il and drive il
with u5, What can kentucky dol
This is what every man asks mo-
Why, sirs, il You will just hold Lin
coins bayouets of us, he will hardly
ba know TO be candidate in the
State Of Kentucky. (Applause) Let
him keep his sollioro from the polls.
In 1862 your humble servant was
was forced to be a candidate ef the
Democracy in kentucky. lie would
have beaten his competitor by not
less than thirty thousand voters, un-
Itil they cent to Burnside to s9nd an
army there.
The soldiers tore up the poll books
and men are now III your city who
were put in prison because they
voted for me. IL Kentucky is left 10
vote without the power Of the Sayonet
oyer her citizens, we will have no nc.
cessity Of discussing any oil the ques
tons in reference to the fitness OF
this administration to carry on the
affairs Of tho Government. DO not
believe that he will get 5000 votes
If the soldiers are kept away and the
people ara allowed to vote.
Now bill yCu farewell. TIE case
Of Kentucky is your case. WHAT
will You do it. by the suppression OF
the vote K.ltacky, by driving the
Democracy from ;he polls, Lincoln ia
Ioleoorei Pr3sidouH I want Won to
say ';hatyou ought to do.
A nuR5ro. voices responded: -
I".iaAE hna, haag him
1 Governor Wicki.ie retired amid
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