, 1864-08-06

II tle people 60aL r1se again III righteous
wrath Us they did tour yeass sgo, and bury
are digging for that very people. there will
be only one loud, long wall Of agony, and
then silence will brood over them and their
graye forever. There will be no resurrection
from sueh depth Of DEATH They know
this to be true, and so do we their adveraa-
rit6. Ard 70 the fires have been kept low In
the boilers OF the great Union ship, and
there has been no sound heard from the crew
nor light seen in her rigging, because the
auel1ciOuR time had not come. But at last
Is ended, 1.-THE position and
strength Of the enemy known, and the steam
is put on, the ponderous nheels begin to
more, and I'll is life and Eigor On board. Her
gallant helmsman, Oliver P. Morton, is At
the wheel, a,,d we'll he knows where the way
OF eaftty and victory lies. Her battle lan-
ttrrB are lighted, her ports are up and you
rnsy CONT the grim guns that only wait the
signal to burst In tLunderous aoutd aud
ca.,y death to the foe who CROSSES her
see every irch Of her fair white canvass
spread to catch the tanning breezes, and
glotiouslg above all flies her aag, the stars
and stripes Of the great Republic. Would to
God that the people might see that the colors
borne by her ant agonist are only the stars
and bars Of ire Is on and crime hidden under
eome other gutse- Let no one shake bis
ueau aAo 0eAJ ~ A11 @Ae1e RA"s@Ae' ELAN y SA1s
matter ont.
Tn the Goth day Of July last, convention
Of Ilen claiming to be- Democrats, met at
Grrencastle, Putnam county, Indiana, to
notninate candidate for Congress II WAS
large convention, and its results may be
tuuimed up as follows:
l In Ill the speeches made In that conyen-
ton there was not one word Of reproach for
the traitors in arms who seek the life Of the
Republic; on the contrary, the efforts put
forth bS the free people of the North to
strike down those tE3itors; were stigmatizcd
us 1nho1y, a. htAt&h, and must be stopped,
must be abandoned.
. 4 man, D-niei r.. Voorhees,, was nomi-
mated without dissenting voice, whose voice
hiss never get been raised In the National
Congress for freedom and Union, but alTaYs
and ever in the interest Of the slave, driving
tr1itors who having failed to rule, ,6H ore they
would ruin the Republic.
3 The last act, and most beatting close
to the drama OF this convention, was the
mobbtng Of some Of the nation's soldiers be-
cause they resented the cheering OF Jefferson
Davis, the arch traitor Of all Look on this
picture, and nos look on this: On the 27th
day Of July, one week later, u convention Of
men sprung from all political parties, the
word "Union'' being the only Sign Of the
same place to nominate q candidate for
Congress. And first, In all the speeches made
in This last convention, there was but one
great sentiment, tLiberty and Union, now
and forever, one and inseperabie" Traitors
and treason we're the only things called un-
holy or hellish. I'd. The nominee OF that
Convention, Col Henry D. N1ashburu, ia
man who for three years past has been fight
Ing the battles Of his country, and who, 6ay-
lug taken upon himself the oath that binds
him to a second three years term Of service,
stands to day in the front ranks, holding bis
life in his hand, IS a willing offering to be
yielded to bis couutrs's needs. and Sd. The
nnal act in the drama of this Convention
Was tie bringing up by each one present OF
his mite to fill tie empty treasury of thar
Sanitary Commission which comes with heal
ing iu Its wings 10 SO mauy a wounded and
almost dy ing eoldler OF liberty.
THE "soss or unERr1.''
IF, ra1aated ~. 80 .sosu nGlS: tnstr .aes
" 1tleaieu a1e cnAlAGteIlstic o. tne Two
great paff'es that are striving to govern the
eoan33. .Snooee " .n1e a4y waom VIII
ssra Ron, sa'.in ~ pnPes ps1a1nL ;a 70 VIAL T..
ons rr.-s+ a%biat. tn ~ npha 49, oi5Gus " .ue
tr,da. and ~ de, ana Wi 1T ha 1or an d1s e.
To- come1 an a]most universal tonic ~ A..
cuss,nn r. has 1--WE haan sna, ea, .op,s ~ vs.
d3ana &c n n,anr ntsr Sts4as snAs ~
- sanr,+ a. - - 51aiseI puet ;ae+i sno1 sTe
were tstan " f..rre4 - ~ 64,+ s.d ~ rs.,,;e
was that IN Jnne isst " cen carr;nr.nn AN Eanat
,uan5ant nf this district 1n3d hafa5a ~ Gn~-
ernoT fnli and cnmnirfe hfstnrT and ernose
ceadI.ps Al AZ Ire s,nnsnrs 1ud @ iee..n psu,
r,.cenfiT mada In s. 1nn;s dn-;nr ~ .ho ~
Tesi. ~ S..;,n 49, ~ LuaI ~ '@ 10
+;rna4;or ~ ~ GnS.l,sn. au H,o, .hst - 10y e.
tiinn N III ~ ~ ~ H,Snons % 1ds a maJie h
iid hfara the ,1eon1a ~ TTdians thot t,ee oe
.naaa a,.S 49," ~ T., !. III y! ~ e ueu "uo
T. ao.rI3aS;. 49,, an., ai,ls 1ot "at Pusus Pasos
nninmns ~ fha+ Tonsr oo n Iii he s;ntad ;e
-,aro.1h1a+ fn--., ~ ~--.+,;tn'. 5;.t.,h..ts..
Ia thn.,Id t ~ -eog ~ ~ aaHe1S aa aaeouta th
dtii 1, a.o " aru eoo9toeasa .noEsa
= n:1nsal IF l. +. viii he seen - that ths f1rder
Ike snme of its conVeners ~ he sernenf
Lind, las cast it's skin once each year9alst
annenrinr AZ the. Is Knfrhts Of tRr Golden
Circle" next as the t.Order Of American
Knights,'' and lastly as the .sBons Of Lib
ertv."
The publication Of the report created q
profound scusation among all loyal men.
traitors T @ Tho % connose the order r Sss nrove. ~
harnnd dnnht 9ha1 tha an.ceisad Daa,ane,,,e
49, ~ Ind;ona has he+ehn5 tnte ~ ",,J
~ s-od rnIor tta u,,e-s - m $500 ~ sod
ar7ntd consn;-ato1s ora III ;Ie rororraa. ~"
- 1ha TIn;4ad Sts+as Thsaa sus - ~ H,a1s
e1tct,an q +3,a an1dI.ro ~ n,gad a. ~ ~ ~
Tseta ~ a. .t,a I o ooaoaGta 1h d 1meu " soae
LIE LEY UT Mr nne meh VINO IN IN oosc9fe to"n-
o1.ap-oh7as on.p - 81 s03 nau -" uata asol
.as1ad rxs..,rI,o, sot3 +hc3t thng ,9I mG91 aa
kv forre ~ anu 9ha e1ccrce1,on+ ~ +had
~ fnd;en. .Tha ne,n ..as.u;e ~ .e.aaa
siblc for ali these thinss and more int snch.
faror OF giving every dollar ana every man.
If neccssary. "a snnnress the rehelii6n ma
restorr neace to this d;stSarted onnntt" Hro
And Ist every honest man Who reaas 1h,s
AK his onn leart IN the ianonace LAM oftheSacrej
Pool. do men pather Tranes from thnrns
OF figs from thietleg ?''
nN1oy Nrr7,Sa-
rbere vas ~ ons,, a. 1,aat;a T., +hocr
ar1n,,s ciro1e m % set11do~ ~ ran;n4 - ~ Tos-
-. 14,dma Is,aas ua,a:a ~. Wy nos'
~ IL fnnhs11 LII .aao 6e.sao nsa"
G1a, NJ hrs sIm 9,aets maas af.
ta5 bean eent ~. ~ =. far.,pnn ~ po,a r.
Mo,tnn t11at r anx nSe | sioniI n'drt, ~ w. -
~ sHnu1d n,..e,. Inv H. .sau5 a,I,~ ,, ~
This. while It to1d riaIn9v what sort Of
traitnrs he ho3 to aen1 wfth ala not scsra
o. r. Morton, Tor in his brief speech he held
t1ors = ~ ;mnose9 gnon su tta e,pr o
saw him Yesterdav IN as GOOD Health ~ ever.
srron0a,1ents nr1. heinz c;nsnmmafeG FIR !
;1t,,+ rsr1ass ~ the Sat hr Tie Covano,
ana NJ. McDoneld. his competftor. eud
Whether this Is done or not. vou may rest rs.
sured That cur side shall At lsast be iairl rep,
1esented to the people of ali parts of tie
STATE.
E1EyEx NEW REGIMENTS,
.,tbo,;tr has hee, ,cceryed tron the w,r
na1,ar4,,,eG+ ~ the rsfs;nr IT eieven reo;. 4.
mea. n,et,1s n nav ~ tronna one IN eact, EnnrTss.
s;ons1 nistr;ct Tof fsornrDnr has Tie m5tte,
saa e,ona nnsidsra+;on ana & fs ~ ~ cer+osr
th"t snch anthoTftv vii he nsed IInier W fIe
iuta ~. eua nrder " the EoTernor Al, voinnteers
eEa !ree ~ he " ass;ened tn .nid resnents ans
S.tc,encr J5c ~ T to he made IN BE- draft RE iat.
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