Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.-No. 2.
SPEECH OF HON. SCHUYLER COL
FAX.
Delivered In Peru, Indiana Aug 20.

VINO AND WHAT AKA DEMOCRATS.

charge upon all democrats that they false to their
county. Many thousands II hem have thrown OIL the
shacses u parry, and stand not only ia CT but in nit
iary fc. fJr The maintenance Of the banner u beauty
And'of glory" Tn fe stands Butler. democrat Of ihe
the Republic, sooner es b. leave his party than he
is denounced by hose whom he has ft and they quote
the dtnuncat rs u the ftbts against him, and But
ler the BEAST Is the fvohie eDitht they apply 10 him
SO too, DIX and Grant and many other distinguished
Democrats, besides those IA this Sateyour ho,ey and
othetswho have shown their devotion to their county,
not regarded In good political standing. SO, too
with Governor Wright and Dumont aud Holt and Cath
curt Of your oFn DISTRICT But no sooner they step
and rally under the stars and stripes tuen they
denounced Abouoniss Tor the purpose " Weakening
and destroying their influence with those with whom
they formerly associated But while this has beer the
case / will lay down three propositions here, and no
man, whe her editor OF your democratic paper or Jour
puo Dc speakers Will challenge the uu'h Of Ell her Of
them
l. Every man who lisa I adler Of the rebellion in the
South Pfesiden Vice President, member OF Cabinet
Speaker Of the House Of Representative. the heads Of
their armies e,erJ one Of them Is democrat OF tie
olden times Great cheers
2. kYety man they relied upon tn The North when
they does ssord u treason against their country,
aud raised their banner fcd with tlocd is demo
cratic leader to-day.
The administration that was in power whtn the
rebellion broke out which could, by prompt and ,igor
Gus means have crushed II out in It's infancy. as Jack
son crushed out nuihca ion and treason South Caro-
haa thiry years ago--tha Administration which looked
on with clus.d ey and ears, allowing the rebellion to
20 and doing not ole thing to the ion from
destfucuon-wAs, in all ito parts Democratic (Cheers
And further Every man that stood up tn Congress
10 that dark winter when state after State was sece
ding, and said No cocrcion-you cannot coercc a
sovereign statehey may talk treason here In the capi-
al as much as they please and draw the sword Of re
6eihon in The face Of the Government without hinn
dfance "-evtry one democrat Aud yet they talk
ABOUT this being Lincoln war
pEsroTisN IS wAsuNGroN.
The next count in The md meutis base subserven-
~ az" ~ $500 1900. o. ' - "a,
life OF the nation, " reigniug despotsm Where d d
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foes auait. them When he tebtls rad mis- ia vul
give them fresh hope and they will be ntv,d thereby 10
buer hostility When ID goes abroad ana u read h.
yond the ocean will ID uat help IN STRENGTHEN their
cause thereunt mat point of recog,i,ion ~ ubirb
there has noon 90 much d,rger
=. "A =. 80, h.s,,,.,., ~ W.. 49,. a.. A.. L.
serve This rharsei Nv rhine ia thar have stood bv
YOUR President The Adiuistration and the armies n
The country in every attempt tc put down thc REBELLION.
and God lnirg me- th.rs II, III stsuJ A. tts ,,G ~
nv DAYS
srsPfEsIoN oP inc HAHsss CORES
In his attempts destroy the rights and liberties of
the people, msniested 1' h. jusuheauon Of the sup.
precision % the writ Of hateis corpus. do justify me
suppress ion Of that writ ard rt have ilustu0us
pies q rs suppression 10 ihe past h,o Of the govern
ment We have TIE endorsement OF by the morrat-
ic party when that name meant something different
from whtf 81 does to-day W hat constitution
tt s 50 pam Una 100 scAnNbl clf jan I'D understand O..
The privilege OF The wit ui hd'eas corpus shall uot be
suspended lcept aheu boz time 90 iusurccuou nya-
zion ihc public safety stai require it, And the Presi-
dent who would not suspend ibis wit when 'he safety
81 The nau'n demand 70 ' traitor DO bis hrar, as Dee
love Buchanan was. Tie the Pfcsdieuts imperative
duty do every hi,R that BE- necessary for ht prcsefsa-
ton Of his imp ruled land You shoot a desefter Who
leaves 1our army and Is ur Government GO be power
less against he man who by Bus speeches md Letters,
onc1ur ges that poor boy u desert They say you must
have the case come before he judges OF hc courts How
would it have been in Mlvlhn4. vi en- Marshal Kane
and his uuuied-hts huctu up our way to the Federal
capto. and ele1 aphtd for more rebels fu come down
from the mountains 90 M.N atd and m.Fdef your sHl-
oiers suppose bay hd akru hlm before some cisuy al
judges. ihey' hoi0ug hhe we've with niu iu regard 20
me fedeia authorities would tatr recessed him. and
De would only nave reufHed hs outraYes Bur he
President MouaH attc'''d hiu, ais he ought have
done The ouly COMPLAINT have g.. make against the
teysre Look bach 90 the ume q Jefferson, tho father
Of the old democrats party lu the Burr conspiracy, Do.
BY M itay po"ef ~htn ine country sat pcace, with
no Armies upon our sN Nh eatnus the existence " DOR
Cove hWent arrest fn pat1 cone pra-urs. nr0l pht
F them 60 y ASH Riou AVID he them thefe under he
eyespt the United ate c"uts and ihe Democratic party
sald amen, aud gave Tie proceedings heir suppnr So
IN 1917 wien JActson DOT us fferdent, bat a. COM
naudtr q mt any deparm eut Suspended the Wit OF
Haoea' c9pW ne "fftst'l idSr, th1 o. o. awlcr who
eounseed TIE ssuing Of NE "ut ano held them wi hiu
ms mih.aD huesi auu MAen leace was dtclatd he
+ AlcAea mem OUTSIDE nag So lie btmocrauc party
sblut may more man A ID O. e't De h'a ever done,
% helped make him Fts-f,nt "i che United ,ates aud
b properly enough too Aud % hat Jsckspn had been
Pres dent o. me Uui' states Do 1850 6l. he would
J. Al htI auI