The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-09
The President aud his Dependents.

thieves" under the administration, are
making a strong movement in favor of the
denomination of the g mud-lurtle,n as
Beecller called Lincoln some time since
II the Hsigns OF the times" are TO be relied
upon, we think it quite probable they will
be successful, for, witL the immense pa
tronage and power now in the hands of
the President, and the unscrupuous man
ner in which he makes use of this power
and patronage, he has only 10 make known
his wishes 10 have them carried out Chase
Fremont, and spicayune Butter" are turn
ing their eyes wisiiully in the direction OF
the White House, but cold Abe'' can laugh
a, their efforts as he rattles his money-bags
in their faces. That he will be the Aboli-
tion-Jacobin candidate we have no doubt
Well so be il. With Lincoln asihe Abo-
lition candidate, the issue 10 be decided
will be well understood BY the people II
will be contest of conservatism against
radicalism of the true friends of whole
Union against traitors, who have pmposeig
and for political objects, procrsstinated this
devastating war, and who declare that the
war is moi for the Union. twill be an ef.
fort on the part of The people against those
who are seeking 10 destroy our country and
our republican form of government, and
who desire to build up monarchy more
despotic Than that ruled by the Emperor OF
Russia. II will be struggle of the masses
against the hordes OF thieves who have
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With Lincoln as The -Jacebin candidate
then, We repeat, the people will 60 into the
contest with their eyes open. His ac;s are
before them his violated pledges, his
want of courage, his connivance al dishon-
esty, his lack OF ability. and his desire 10
thwart the peoples wishes by resort 10
military brute force, are all fresh in the
minds of the people. We speak what we
believe when we say that be contributed
more than any man living to bring on this
war and be is determined TOO, to throw
every obstacle in the way that will prevent
lis termination He is of opinion that by
prolongng the war beyond November next
he can secure his reelection and tits we'll
known that he considers The interest oil him.
self and his fostering A5olitloE party para
mount 10 the interests of the country.
When be arrived at Washington in
March, 1861, disguised in plaid cloak and
Scotch cap, word from him would have
been Sufficient 10 have quelled the storm
that was then convuIsins the country from
centre 10 circumference. The Peace Con-
gress was then in session, and delegation
alter delegation waited upon MIR. Lincoln
and implored him, with tears in their eyes,
den Compromise then pending in Congress
and Peace Convention. Had he but said
:he word ''peace," this fair, honorable and
equitable Compromise would have been
ence, and the war avoided. Blu, no, the
Chicago Platform was in his wav-a plat
form patched up by SET of traitors, inidels
Red Republican foreigners and punderers
Politics ruled him then as nosU, and he deter>
mined, rather than yield one ioia of his po-
litical preicdice, to see civil war with all
It's devasialions and horrors he deIernin
ed, rather than deny the binding force of
The Convention that nominated him, TO see
the fields and valleys OF our fair country
made rich with the blood of deceived and
betrayed people. He had declared also. be
it reme mbered, (previous TO his election, }
that s'this country could no. stand as it was
part free and part slave, but that it must be
all free or all slave" and as this was one
of his rise say ings, he felt anxious 10 prove
It's truth by destroying slavery. His parii-
zans in Congress also clauiored for "a little
blood -IetiiGg.n and nothing but war would
satisfy either Mr. Lincoln or his party ad-
hefenis And war we have--a war such as
the world never beheId-a war that makes
devils out of men, and rascals OF those who
formerly were considered honorable citizens.
When it is 10 end, or how God alone knows.
Ii required bnt lew scoundrels-rebels at
the South and Abolitionists at the North
to commence it, but millions OF men can
not end it, II never can, il never will end
under an Abolition Administration
Then, Messrs Aboilionists, shoddyites
hirelings and bangers-on bring out your
Abraham Lincoln for a second term. The
people now know him and his reasonable
partv-ihey know his and their designs,
and, when the proper time arrives, they
will not be slow TO rally in their strength
TO The rescue of their bleeding country, ami
in voice like the voice in the wilderness
invite the vandals now 10 power 10 vacaie
the places they occupy and disgrace.
We must and WILL have a fair election -
| We have submitted to bayonet rule once
but lei the Washington dynasty never re.
peat that experiment again, for we tel
them. in all kindness, The people will no
stand it. Give as a fair chance, fair elec,
non-lhis is all we ask. and this We are
determined TO have Carlisle Volunteer.