Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-10-27
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sylvania, while passing through Sidney, o.,
tore down a Lincoln and johnson flag =
Them Abolition chickens are coming homo
to roost rather carly-ehP
A WRITER in an Abolition paper SAYS that
Mr.. Lincoln wants to keep all doors, all ava
nue.. open for the return of the States TO
the Union. No, he is not willing for any
State to return except through the niger
gate and under the nigger arch. That's
what $ the matter
Hon. EDWARD STANLEY, formerly Mill.
tary Governor of North Carolina, under
Lincoln, has published letter in favor Of
Mcclellan.
Mr.. LINCOLN replied some few days ago
to a delegation who were urging Mr..
Chase appointment to the Chief Justice
ship, that, until he and Chase were crea-
ted over again by the Almighty, they could
never come to gether."
Henry WARD BEEoHER announces to
his congregation that he will preach politics
on Sundays until election. The Gospel
will accordingly be dispensed with
The widow makers organs try to make
the people believe the war is nearly over,
General Sherman don't think so, for he
says IuuO lllSIC may Dc HdIlN years vi lUlI-
itary operation from Atlanta as q base -
The truth is, on Lincoln's policy the war is
unending. If reelected he will call for
5oO OOo more men in thirty days
The day before election, the officers at
Tod Barracks, Columbus, called out on drill
some 1000 soldiers-drafted men and sub
stitutes-,.and after canvassing, and finding
them to be mostly Democrats, they were or
6prnI off at Iovliubf E,,r u1oot,a,,
Faugh?
The Canadians have determined on
confederation Of the British Provinces in
North America but have yet to arrange
the details of representation in the common
Parliament
CAN man violate the plain letter of tho
Constitution repeatedly and yet be true to
| the Union ? Certainly not; and vet the
Lincolnitcs deride the Constitution and
term it a piece of worthless parchment
SIX thousand suits of clothing for the
Confederate army have been made in Cork,
Ireland, and put on board blockade run
ner
AN important change has been made in
the Overland mail route to California. The
stage will go direct through Denver, with
Y NllCll 1t lldS HtTCtOlOGt OIly DTuIlCu
connection
PRIcE is still making great headway in
| Missouri, and is represented as receiving a
large number of recruits from all quarters.
These he arms with the guns taken from
captured Federal garrisons. His army is
said to be assuming alarming proportions.
TIE Abolition organ has new article
headed"A new way to feed animal als-Its
adoption to Government use. animals
getting clamerous about their grub
| ABE LINCOLN saved Richmond from
the grasp of Mcclellan more than two
years ago. But can he save himself from
the grasp of Mcclellan now
The New York Tribune asks what Gener-
al Mcclellan will do if elected to the Pres
idency. He Will take the oath of Office and
-kecpit
An Illinois exchange says that one fthe
Editors OF this paper has been taking a
little rest. No, we always shoot off hand.
THE Abolition organ tells its friends that
they must be up and doing" They seem
more likely to be down and suffering.
TIE lies of the Abolition organs are as
black as pitch, and the organs stick to them
as if they ,cere pitch.
LET the people remember, that when
Mcclellan had defeated the enemy, driven
their entire fore out of the State of Mary
land, saved the Capital, aud queted the
fears of the Presidential jester, that Abe
Lincoln suspended him from command
''TuIs Union is lie. The American Un-
ion is an imposture. | am for its over
throw. Up with the flag of disunion" SO
said VIM. Lloyd Garrison. He will vote
Tor MIR. Lincoln, and is recognized leader
in the administration party.
THE Abolish journals are beginning to as
sail the Military career of Gen Mcclellan.
What will the veterans who fought under
their beloved commander, say to the con-
temptlble sneers of the Lincoln party, whose
candidate called for vulgar negro song,
while they were lying wounded and bleeding,
on the field of Antietam
A German paper in st. Louis says sit
begins to doubt whether Lincoln desires to
preserve the Union /" What dnll Dutch
man the editor of that paper must be, if it
takes him four years to get that through his
head.
A western editor says that the Jaw
} Bone ofan ass has done more injury in this
: country than it ever did in the hands of
Samson Tut, man speak not evil of
dignitaries.
A western editor declares that, if Old
Ape is elected to the Presidency, every man
between the ages of twenty and forty-fve
will have to go to War, Canada, or He'll -
That editor couldn't do justice to the sub
iect without swearing
LINCOLN has gained nothing in the West
) b,, thn ur,t h J,n,r,l l,t Er,,an,,t tla H,r
, mans, who were his supporters, refuse to
be transferred to Lincoln. They are sup
porting Mcclellan.
g THE Lincoln Committee at Washington
are spending thiiteen thousand dollars a
day to galvanize Old Abe. 1t will be ''love' q
,, labor lost
, A correspondent Of the New York 7,l-
) bune offers a morsel not very palpatable to
!, the soldiers. Quoting the following Ian
guage from the New York Sunday Mercu-
~, mine out of ten soldiers have bled
, for Mcclellan, and express their determina-
f tion to vote for him" the Lincoln writer
t adds: "H is a great pity that they did not
= Jteed to death.
SINCE Pennsylvania has thrown the NOR
al power of majority of her people, al
home, against Lincoln, she is to be aban.
doned to her fate, and the cares and green
G backs of the Administration are to be be-
9 slowed upon New York. Unfortunate