, 1864-09-30
great work of inte.ns1. improvements and
fIfYE h 1t hnt dann1ft,,. -

I Eteah WDfk 0f intefu4l Improvements and
EtStn it onr sanction.
3 again: a fpw ytars ago this party, CALLING
{ Itself the Democratic party, had no lar qua .
7 strong enough to express lis devotion to the
; tn1gssnts to this country. D0@s its p!4t-
3or1u sptok word of encourage nent to
thtm noT? No. It Ia Ga silent On the su ..
1ect as the grave. But the party Of tfeedom
and Union extends its welcouitg hand 10 al N
r Who chine into thu country to pzrtake OF ia
blessings Rnd Its glory
TEtn there Is anuthsr thing. They tell n,
That We are not bold enough IL out actions ia
rttpect tv, fortign powers. "el, let them
. thlt a little, TAey have not said wha; tt, -
inttpd TO CO, Int We have told them thar We
don't Il can to look With the lesst aiIo vance
upon the establishment OF foreign en- o,re
IL America. [Cn'ers | TRUST aed believe
J that this doctrine will b. carried out, and
thu. monh1chtes IL Europe will fiad that they
>. an,e sogsetht1 6 to do at home Of m3re in
rottance to them than sending their Empe-
1ors leo this county Of ours. saJ conutr7
u opte, because we have acomuo1 iatsrrst
With otntr republics Cd thu continent: ana
20 toltign power can toulh repubiie In
AmericA ~itbont toucniug the interest Of 1as 1,s
UI1tet States. This Ia the doctrine We oro
nenlced lorg ago, md 1t is tho ons We hol4
to3et.
| There is nothing in the whole platform OF
Utiou, the freedom, aud the development of
al1 tne Resources Of our country, Tor wclcom.
fpg the foreign emtgrant Wnen he comea
among us IS brother and friend. Woare
against tee Interference BY any foreign dss.
kotfsm With rte1om IN Americt. [Coeers
Ihese are our doc !rl1e5, Gnc upon these doc-
t.1nts We tome into the contest; bat Grst
aid 1oremoet, and ac0Ve all, because IL is the
| dDctltne Which meets cur immediate n2rps
ettg. Is the doctrine OF maintaining tne
onicn , against all traitors, at h-me or abroad,
ana With uh1un ms1hIHfuins freedom.
/ TIMES OF TRIAL AND TRlpuLATIoy.
There is no country that does not pass
through its times OF great trial! aad We are
passibg through ours now. We are passing
through That experience which eoouer or Il.
| ttr CONES to all men and all nations, which
proves OF What metal men are tna1e. Bus
slonld we shrink cowafdly from the tti Il ?
Should We giveup this Union because it costs
| US blood and mo1ey? Nny, the whole world
Rould upbrafd us, aud hirtory would be ruil
1f 81 1etEoaches from generation to generation,
iV.,c.e W. We ~ va not CIV, up t6is Union.
1. nave men M and monty, men ana money viii be |
eivtn to this cause. Who Is there, il tlmsto |
come-Wbat SOLDIER returning frutn the prmy. |
az M Us be gto:ss old in years takes bis grand.
chloren on his knee, and tells that in 1854 nr
1865 he helped to put the fnnl kegstone 1on
the arch OF the unIon-wi1l be ashamed Of
his work? No, felIoW-citizeas. wa viii
siard by our brothers Ia the field who are
nghtlrg Tor these doctrines, AID every oue
Mo GU 60 must g. II it be necessary, aud
Encourage or support then.
THINK, WHAT WILL TIE SOLDIERS sAy2
Now suppose 1t we're announced that bere
IN Hamilton county you had sent man tn
congress WHO ~ould vote against Supplies
1or the armtte, lvoices, "Aleck, Afsck NJ
yts, and suppose 1t should be announced
1h*t 5ou hao again sent come one that would
do DO better. and that would vots for crs-
satlon Of hostiltstes, what resp nse wonid
Inc news OF his election call fotth? Wo1id
not every honest soldier hang his head fur
shame! VIII my Ohio man VINO is d shting
tie battles Of our country, now look WIN
ary other sentiment than that Of fragrct and
nhnorrence upon such vote as that? Thnre
my pc lew here and there, but- yery few.
9nn a u IS the exception that proves the rule. I
u I'M suppoae yon should vote in that way, 4.
army, would there be ang hanging Of he,ds
any regrets? No, there weuid be- exu1tarion
atd fiotfpg; anu they would eay, the peou1e
hum We cannot overcome by arms, have {
really overcome themselves By their ballots. /
r 3,n1 ueie ls no dagger that yoa will do this
g1ess, ard elect him too You will vote f;1r
our state ticket, and every man on it: and
GU Will do 1t because every ballot 40 ea,t t
gouh1s ds one ballot against the rebellion. II
[CteerB.] =
TIE SOLDIERS TINE OF TRIAL, u
e'id ne are raesing through time Of II
lfia'. So ~c are; but these br4ye man in !,
lhe tleld are passing through wore tr,ai r
[hsn ours: MuDy ct our young men have *
|slltn in the contest. I have heard of the,n al
young men full of hope, inte1lisence'
:'ne;les, 's;s gong lo5th to f. it the battle oii
ne'f country, and to fall in the battle fields; II
lrd EaSe seen them, too, but never heard
rom the lips u any wounded man q b!pcle
EeErtt that he lad suffered in the causg Of Ria :
;, uufs5-never. These men never couplaiu
nj ,;1a .ns var Tass Is allnrs "a VOICE. .Sever
'ack 10 rhe field. But the, want ths eH.
en1asement and support Of their friends IL
,ebibd them You will give It to them II,
lb,o hsr contributed her share to this waT. ~
'srhapn more than nny other State. She bus ~
Nen u nef men and treasure, aud there IL 'e
Laby youpg man sleeping DOW calmly be- ri
eai1 the Southern sod: bnt who ever saw in
he Northern mother that was CORY she had =,
'yen ter son to the Republic? -
1tl6 obiS ~" dnss ago, IN Massachusetts. "a
was at the place Hhsre old Iarpei Pntnam' do
be vol hunter, was born. Twas ehown ro
ne room in which the old man vas born. n
Id it was interesting to think that I stooj. -.
pom 1he spot where such mau came into "e
IT, But l heard something more interest. EFT
one sixteen Years Of age, heard Of the qua
req nPon Sumter. His youthful a1dor VAS III
lholtd. He bpG been slef ping in the room
MS ancestors, md caught the spirit of =
lelr Patriotism. As he sat on porch ia IN
sord. on one eide Of which be engraved. ~. Ut
Net to be tra~n without Justice, net to b.: no
y athtd withcnt honor,' a1d on the other hsf
De, "Death to traitors" His youthful sps
Fart 90 burned within him that when the til.
der could nut be restrained he eaIfsted
I'd went forth to light the enemies OF lila
untry, and passed through eycry battie
On Balls B!nI to- the seyen days before lFr