Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
ASHFABBA 'o SATURDAY, MORNING. SEPTEMBER S4g 1864

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',sdpssmbss psxt !; I'D fesln little sessiof
word +Rdfsoarqtso u tsso sBout bspJmss so psitetsAPa itsPa
Since the publication, 81 the pfbciamtfon %
The people about resting The sathosities,
The eopperhesd papers, said thessa ,vssI no
Resistance intended a., ! am too glad 70 hear
That, but happened to know better. = II
the Naiiopal Guards had hot come. home,
he knew that the eopperheadsa w5did have
Come out ofsheir hoiesg tcbeers with cries
Of that's sol Hardlyss reader of ,he sheet
published here. bat what knows this to- be
Itroe., You have all read, of the doings Of
these devils il Indians wen. I teif you here
to night. THAT tie same thing woa'ds have
occurred Tn .Gulunbus, yifutte .,Eationel
Guard had not retured The eopperhesds
have discovered another mares nest 10 day,
that o circular, has been issued to the
National Guard TO take their aims home
with them, and sse bowling about idespotie.
Tyranny They say there ists conspiracy
70 gag the polls and, that there is no
cause for alarm about resistance on their
part / am glad 10 hear II, but what
harm then. for the National Guard to ha We
this sarmss these copperhead ! devils know
they lie when they say they did not con;
template resistaoee5 1 o the anfhoritiessu7Jf
they do begin it, /, as Executive yof Ohio.
IEill be prepared for them = bnt l do not
walt any tfonblea do not want even 6rst,
fight 10 Ohio. vare
81 A citizen in the crowd asked the Goyeni.
or when he would call out the National
g uard again: lled sIsfsR 70 -ndbh oai
The lGaard wiElsnot be called on, unless
the State is Invaded and then I know
you will irespohd as freelyNs as you aid the
other day. When the election comes, it
shall be free there shah be n" armed men
Pat the polls, unless resistance is attempt.
ed ;sbute IN be prepared al all points to
seeithat all is fair. 'h' o. ioeI'4R DnS n,'
d, We are about 'opepirg an Important
political contest I two parties are arrsyed
against each OF her, wben here should be only
oneAthe party Of the country lit is d con.
test In which the Union party could not
afford to be bea'enn The Union party Is q
war party, only for the purpose Of conquer.
hing an honorable peace !; the comprolfiise
party. Which to make ian larmfstice, 70 all5w
JEFF aviSahd his rebeifiots hosts to re.
euperate for smother blow at us The
bqpestion is. are our people prepared for a
hollow peace ,fbat would entail on this, and
the bext geheraiion, perpetual 'waf.!i = Now
is the time to crush .this rebellion z q big
blow 6ow will finish the devils. Those
fellows, at Chicago have run .he ship oi
state upon the war rock of Nc eClellan. and
the peace bar of Pendleton. y All the ge
uius Of Seymour couldn't extricste them
Their platform is The most complete price
of hypocrisy ever pdt forth. .lAs'to Gen.
eral Mcclellan I have known bitnffor year 8
and have no, hing to say against hfim person
ally T'hase worked with bin M railroad
iIerclesAhc was not brilliant, nor his 'abili
ties Of high order the most vacillatinI
man ever Saw III nov that no coporatiol
! would have placed b IN 10 charge or road
! Mcclellan is TO be used as the monkey 4
draw out OF the fire. Seymonr's chestnut
! la mere cnt's paw " 10 the hands Of design
ing bad men, BIT for The vacillatfng trai
10 his character, be might have, long since
ended The war, but designing men said Il
him, manage this war to suit as. aud w
4 will make you our candidate for President
These conspirators care nothing for McClel
4 Ian, he is merely used to catch The votes o
war mem In their declaration agains
| arbitrary arrest, what h5pociisyaa awhen the,
n nominate the originator arbitrary arrests
Look attheiri miserable, hypocriticai resolu
tionS about DUuglas. ~ weeping Scroeodi
tears over his grave, when they broke hi
j great heart by their traiiorOus 'conduc,
They don't breathe word about SLAYER
in their platforms. give them power an
slavery will raise its hydra head taller an
more venomous than ever They say the
= are 10 favor of restored Union In LEI
than ninety days they would recognize Jef
Davis and his Government. This pal
of the platform Is The barkes, Of hypo
/; risy. Can you, my fellow citiz' ns, vote I
return slavery You blame your Pres
dent for making iLa sine qua non. II
The issue, after all ] may not agree wit
the President iu bis manner of putting th
}, guestoH, but am willing to let slavery g.
on dying Of its own corruption. Peac
can only be conquered by massing ou
y armies aud Sighting. We must come T,
the rescue of the Government now or zoos
q il for ever. H1hose fellows at Chicago
haveethey ever come up tothe support 9
the Government No; or the contrary
They have even placed clogs in the way 0
the amy. Some one asked. Why di
i you call out the National Guard I l ca ]
oil you oot because thecountry neededyou
se vices Let me say. to you, from on
high iu authority, that the National Guar
Of Ohio saved the Union army If you ha
not come out, ihe tloyerpment, treel
would not be au the Weldon, Railroad /
nlghti .i4 ls, ,.ii ssais a,lsa.ao ylda15
4 To his concluding remarks, the Governt
was interrupted by the questiopiIs Nj
4 Clellan 10 favor of the draft I ysd llig b
All ] can ,sayein answer il, that whe
d before sYorklown with $4,000. men
wrote 70 the PresidenE 70 draft him SON
more men. ioaI ,nis1OsD ,sltge4 ,sasa
n ,saAo1a0 NIX Z. ,u,Ts ..n.,sI