, 1864-08-26


need Is there Of general arming OF the Cop
,z...,.oa. T., ,..o-at ~ or. Ivn,.n., a. ,to-s
PeaAsa1n ~ - - - oA oua "e7te"" e'a'ee'
The Cincinnati Commercial! says:
ssThe number OF pistols and quantity Of fixed
that Is sn insicntGcant item IN compar3son With
the seeresase quantity Of deadly weapons now
since the tsatnniug Of the war as. ~ithtu 1ew
weeas Ins eansoope @ afe oelns c'sanea g. @ o1. ana
ssc,o,ase. re c1pierheaos DO DO 70, dsny thss shey
are arminr. ahd generally account for 1t BY say1u
tioS h IT, e fAR 3a 10 naSe asot '0f 'a'f e'ee'
Wbxt u.ed b..e ,},ex os 4he ~ ono stu,a ~
as .,, 49,. 80 ' ~ e"e -o''so aeaao ol
arne imported T1nes) Fctefreo 10 Ia the cor-
respoLdcuce between E. n. Carr Of Phila-
utlputa, ce-a'ot "M' VI NJ" Jetst5, auu
Dan VOORHEES, of 1ndiara, re:ently pub
sleheG: What need Of the "l0D, 600 mea.' -
u Itch Hardest1 Of yircipfa writes tn Vour-
has to uhold in readiness. an ,we do not
r,.w ho5 soon W. ,nsy want tb.,n,,p H-hot
,,nrd e .h,,. tnot R;s+;na e,on1d n~-:ta ~
~ 49,. - ..],s W "4se ~, ~
=, sote1tees .uas W "ooto a1he 20 sec aa
benoc'a.e uu'Ae ~ ~ open auo ooi" 1es.ht-
ahee an Il'e"p's W Aeep oofo no4teo
p2oFlh y lae 1pfet u e1eef.
"ua1 1neats 'ne Sn'cttso 4 ""ss ~ Lit 1oi'
LOWING asses'aoL'
u.tas Hc Aocn Gat .on san at,I aeaue u LUG
and @ resiment' ibe dsmoc1acy viii arm ITo rel. %
ments. II The Abolition partisan leaders arm two
ana sn "n. '4e ~~' -" 80 ~ '''' ee
fepeat aa.5mes eo,emn m. assetxetaaon: M :: M TIE
n14scaAea , or Gn.oaGo J., AND & oF MdSo1s WILL
Whit mean tbs inanmmatory "peace
s,eecbts'' re echolng from those who lead
&7,T nrt9 freff nntf.uar farffnn IF which I h q
following extract from that Of Fernando
Wood at Dayton. Ang. 23, ls fair sample:
"1couneel no siolcnce- ! propose constitution
a y t,s ,rt;;. oul fss1+s :" ,ne o rS - vuss
when yous Il be deprived Of yoaf liberties, ths,
oones Sevoinnon T1tn ; Gaa:e % II homer than tha
-: ~haa ron do strike, eszIIe ho,ns"
True all these eabortstions arr pretended II
be based upop the fear thkt rnr Pr. sident ali,
declare mar:ial lag at the North or interfen
with Democratic votiug. Every villain VII,
utrers this Plea knows that the Coppornead,
-~--~ f.@ power, by lnes1sa.sn1 violence ans
organizing rebtltiou, to compel the Presideo
to do precisely wnat they are pretending II
fear, and TINT they are rushing on with rAptd
strides towards snch result. We wsrn then
hat while Republicans would stand side by
j. side ald shoulder to ehon)der with them IN
ueistipg any Unlawful encroachment on lhei,
rights ard liberties, Yet that IL theg ret IN
x1uts, martini law will BE- demanded by bo1h
Rcpub1i,a aid Democrate for the protect, m
OF society. The pretenee That rebellion Can
in any contingency DC necessary at the North
is foul lie, ard The dangerous tclnasogucs
who counsel it are public criminals
The 1u:jority Of the "Democsasie'' party
Of the North have heretofore professsd 10
hare been it favor Of prosecuting the war.
We e., to all Democrats aud Copperheadz,
your own party is divided on this ao1rt, and
those In lavor If war claim to BE- IN ma
jority. But the war can now be carried on
only b5 q draft, Your leader. Mcclellan. 40
wrote two years sgo. Will the minority of
your party ref up riots because Republicans
do not stop the war, and abandon the draft,
when the msjo.it; Of our party want both to
&c OF. IL 1t NIT CLEARLY the duty Of your
ptaee minority to convert your var majority
By a1gnheht before you proceed to over
th,ow the government by 1orces II ma
1c1aty OF the democrats and all the RePubli-
c-na are for the war, WILL faction of peace
men attempt to obtain By violence what
their numbers do not entitle them to? nso,
We believe war Democrats will stand with
us sh -nlder to shou1der with war Republi-
Can't in defense of the principle that no min
ortty shall btow-beat or oyera~e, or intimi-
date minority into Eubmlssion in this Tree
country.
raF pFaCR OURxTtoy.
We recret the extent to which. inurn,1s
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