The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-01

to be drafted. Have the j.eaguors so pos
tive assurance of safety, that they alone
of all classes, are free from any anxiety on
that score? Life and Gaze are as pleasant
to them as others, their rat,] .fisa, cannot
SO soothe them fer sin &c the commence
mcnt Of this war, there has gone up from cy-
cry Capital an unceasing cry f3r more men.
more men;-and still they remain at home.
We can only come to one conclusion, taey
certainly think themselves exempted. but
DO they think or dream of the price they
are paying for such al exemption? 20 The
prominent business men Of this place who
belong to the order, men who pre- tend to
pride themselves upon their characters and
regulations, and who try ia appear decent
anl respectable at leastin the eyes Of their
Democratic neiehbors. think for moment
what an awful price they must ny for ex-
emption By such means. By fraud and
perjury to which they must be parties, they
will make other men take the post Of dan
ger, they themselves should fill. For tia;
exemption they see ,hc last yes.igc Of their
manhood tranpled under foot. all lie liyn-
ity eta free man anda ;tizen, and become
the mere tools, the blood hounds of a set
Of corrupt and designing politicians They
will shoulder muskot, faIl into rank, and
follow some drunken provost marshal.
tbrouob tho sircots Go,J. .nl f,ro.4. e
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'i'' country ana '''7.s' 10 'f"cA ou' ana
capture some unlucky canscript, their
ncighbor, and perhaps once their friend.
who bv frauJ and cor~n,t;on hoe boon
3ei. -,
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hey VIII incur the bit'erest hatred that
man can bear against his fellow man, and
life itself viii be a torment. .or fe,r Of rbe
van..a,neo that tbc;r o,v, o,nr.;o,., III
N o., ...r., NJ.
'.'' ''''''i iii'''' S"ii'iy o'cf'ahe men, ana
the curses ana cxecrations ct bercayed
mothers, wives and Children viii cling to
them Ike the shirt of Nessns =. tort,ro ,,,d
hnrn;,o to 40 cni + tbo;n d.m. rr9
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- - iV'''''-' ''''' '''c7' 'i'ih3' VII De
donc! I.mc ana the draft VIII tell.
sy,osy,a,. vc;c.-..or,. =. A., a.su
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;35 G,sc gsazi. -Tsas Reported
SesE arg GS i =. sssissls sessassii!g
SS -. S.'Sss 81, s.s<-iss aos'ss s7si~
Fro,p tSn ind;anasD'l;. M co..;no, ~, o,
On SaturJaT niyh+ here was c9ns;der-
able excitenieif tIro,,os,uttha city cansed
hv fbe renort tl.at ~. ,,;i;...r,- a,:hnr;,;o.
had discovered = l.rro oran.itv of arms
uDon tie nrnmisos ef II II DodJs. %
The building was taken possession OF av
s,,uad Of soldiers. under the direction OF
Col. Jones. early IN the evening. ana WAS
held uatil YESTERDAY afternoon. The facts
in regard to the arms are briefly these. as
near as we can ascertain them:
Some two weeks aro. Ten boxes. about
ihc s,Z, Of ordinary shoe eases. were land
ed on WASHINGTON street IN 4 he front of
i)o,lds hu;lIin~. from draw. addressed
! To J. !. pars ,ps Ird,auanol;s Nv d;r,e-
tcn OF lir. Moda six ef these boxes were
stored in the unner part of .he .,ui)ding
and ,,3ur IN the iawar mart They were
not ofened On SATURDAY, afterno n TWEEN
tv-two cases similarly addressed were land
Il in the ollov in the rcar of poad's g.
tabl;s!.ment :.l.out ) o'clock after the
nronria.ers anal amnlovces excrnt ono had
lett. The latter. not Knowing the con,
tents. obtained assistance and nut them in
the en-;no room upon the alley. These
boxes we're shipped through 4 REGULAR
railroad freight line and were in the Gopot
here several davs. The FREIGHT bin was
handed f. IIr. Persons on "Wednesday last
Who statel that he snew notb;np ,bout
tbem .nl fat h. had m ,noney to nav
,ho fr@;@l,t some so The Lo2es were m
,.tarvar7ls SEM thcre. as we h,ye stated
,,.',,.,,,t 10 lno,vln,i,,c IF N,r p,rsor., -,
NJ u,,ch;,s,, tho n,rlner of Mr. nold
NH tL, Mt cr.m.rs.ai st,.n.
,,onts wore circulated in reoar1 TO the
'"ams,t,. 1','9 - ar,ns varT;nr from tbree
- .no;,rht ,bons,1d Il G,,u,. IN
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