M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14

'"SoO HSSISssIOis Ol power uuu Yul
ronage to the very death.
Gov. BrouXh-."N nIionaI Cards"
We place upon record two docu-
ments which we hope every Democrat
OF Ohio will lay up and carefully pre-.
serve, after a close reading. They
arc address to the National Guarts
issued IA an official" document from
the Executive, Department." aud
the still more discrediiabir speech de-
Iivcred at Camp Dounison, which We
copy from tue Cincinnati Gazette, So
that no one need charge tia. it is a
false or garbled r6pUgi.
Gov. Brough has got himself into
rather al unpleasant prodicament
with his own political friends in tine
"UiIl OF sale" to President Lincoln,
but even that 10 10 excuse Tor the dis
reputable Language used towards the
Democrats, 2nd which the foolish
author will regret more than anybody
else before be geta through with it.
=, H0 don't want Democrats in the
army, they are too disloyal, he only
wants to rob them Of their w0ney.-
lie wants none but the "lOyal
leagurr-" in the army. He would
uot have Democrats il he could get
them. We hope every Democrat will
fully appreciate this impudcnt decla.
ration. But he will conScript them
so IS to get their money! That is all
he wants of them!
BIT this does not satisfy the "loyal
Republicans" tot they have to pay
their money also Cr"go to thu wars"
aud many OF them-yes, very many,
do not want to do either. More than
that, these loyal Brough 'nen are tax
I'd on the country duplicates just the
same as Democrats-they are subject
to the Internal revenue taxes just the
same as Democrats they have to pay
fifty cents Il pound for coffee and the
same Tor a yard Of muslin the same
rs Democrats; and they get no more
Tor corn, wheat and batter in the
market than the Democrats do.
Corn ct u dDllar a bushCl, Demo
Gratis can well afford to pay their
three hundred dollars "a year" and
stay ut home, aud be the gaiuers, if
that is Gov. Brough's policyl Let
the Republicans, therefore, and Gov.
Brough, DO the fighting according to
the terms proposed by Brough him
sell, and see who will get the best OF
i. AS to any threats which this he
roic Governor may make, looking
to the punishment OF Northern De-
we have only to sly, tha. is"
4 question for himself tn settle. He is
'Oommauderih Chief and of course
has 1T in his power tJ commence the
wat OF extermination whenever he
sees TT, but he may not be the iudge
lf where the work shall end. Ii he
can humbug bis own friends into tho
bargain and sale" with Mr.. Lincoln,
all well; but he can no. scare the De.
mocrats by such silly vituperation and
bullying. We are pleased that Gov q.
Brough vas cOnsiderate enough toI
give tue Democrats this "ufficial"I
and "timely warning" 80 that they
may be able to say their prayers be-
lore the ''drOop Ials." Surprising
some Democratic Governor would nse
such language towards one half OF his
constituents, what would be thought
Of him. aud what would be said ofI
him!
We would refer Gov. Br9ugh and
bis four executive conductors to what
Republican United States Senators
,aid Of this sale of meu to Mr.. lin. |
coin, on appropsiatiug the S25,0VO,.
300 to pay the expense! be had bet.
Ter read that debate before he swag. |
gers any more over what terrible
things he is going to do to the North. |
srn "Copperhesds!" We shall give
our readers some extr acts from that
lGoale next week, and we hope they