Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-09-22
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THE question is frequently asked by the
Lincolnites, 'Ilow win the peace Demo.
Gratis vote for Mcclellan p We answer,
they will vote for him by the hundred thou.
sand, by townships, by counties, and by
States. That's the way they will vote for
him.
In view of the torn and distracted condi-
tion of the Republican party, the uuanimi-
ty of feeling that prevails among the Dem
ocray gives perfect assurance OF glorious
triumph in November
THE enthusiasm in the East for Me-
Clellan has no parallel in political COM
paigns. In the West it is almost as great
The ball is rolling.
LINcoLN's pap-suckers and Office holders
are trembling at the gloomy prospect of
their candidate.
THE decline in the price of gold has rati
fled the correctness of the opinion express
ed, that the nomination of a popular candi-
date blythe Chicago Convention would tend
to restore mercantile confidence and enhance
the value of our national property.
THE Springfield Republican Uincoln pa.
peri says the Democrats "enter upon the
campaign with large hope, and certainly
fair prospect of success.
WHEN a man is heard advocating the
election of Lincoln, it is entirely safe to as
sumo that he is ''shoddy contractor or
an office holder
The Shoddy Contractors hate the word
PEACE. 1t sounds unpleasantly in their
ears. The veteran soldiers, though, would
greet it as messenger from Heaven.
PETE ScHLENuHL sold his shadow to the
Devil. Our President seems to have retain
his shadow and sold his substance.
THERE is again an attempt to convince
+l, L.. x1a1
that the South is on the point of subjuga-
ton. This is done to benefit Lincoln. If
he should be elected, then the truth would
be told that We were as far from our object
as ever. The people would wake up from
their dream and find themselves sold.
''THE Union is the one condition ofpeacc,"
says Gen. Mcclellan. THE abandonment
of slavery" is the condition of peace says
Mr.. Lincoln. Which is the Unionist?
The Constitutional Union party Of the
country, made up of the old adherents of
Bell and Everett, nominated General Nc
Clellan at Chicago in their Convention.
They and the Democracy therefore consti-
tute one party.
Mr. LINCOLN is one of those uncondi-
tionol Union men who make the restoration
of the Union depend on the condition that
the South abolishes slavery
THE brave Colonel Mulligan, shortly be-
, fore his death, said 'The South can
f be brought back into the Union by Lincon's
, plan about the time the Jews all returned to
g Jerusalem.
, THE fathers who have sons in the army
= the young men who have brothers, will vote
for the Democratic candidates for President
3 and Vice President, for their election will
| bring peace to the country and bring the
e loved ones home.
THERE is one thing that Lincoln has new
er violated, and that is the provision which
says he may draw his salery in gold This
provision he lives up to closely, and draws
: his S25, 600 in gold regularly, while the SOL
. dier only gets his SIG in deprecated green
backs.
ALL those who believe that this is white
mans Government-that white men shall
rule it, and that white man, no matter
t how poor or low his condition, if he lead
i moral life, is as good as any nigger in the
/ land, will vote for Mcclellan and Pendleton
on the white mans ticket.
THE Cincinnati Times and the Gazette,
Republican papers, favor the movement for
y the Withdrawals of Lincoln and Fremont, and
e the nomination of a new man by new Con-
vention, on the ground that the party can
not be united upon either Of the present
J. candidates.
Z THE only man in the country that can
now give us an honorable peace, one accep-
table to both North and South, is George
'' B. Mcclellan. If he is elected President,
he will bring back Peace, Union and happi-
y ness to our now torn and bleeding land.
). TIE man that votes for Abraham Lin
n coin at the coming election, votes directly to
r prevent an honorable adjustment of our diff
y, fculties to increase his already enormous
y taxation, to conscript his friends and rela-
l. tives, to separate forever the Union of our
fathers, to destroy his country, to degrade
the white race to a level with the nigger, to
impoverish his family, and to enslave him
is self
ot ALL who believe in the personal liberty
. of the white man will vote for Mcclellan
y and Pendleton, for they are pledged, by the
l. platform, not only against arbitrary arrests,
ID but to open all the prison doors, and bid
ID those arrested and imprisoned without crime
go free.
The Republicans in the Fifteenth Con-
gressional District Of Pennsylvania nomina.
~ ted, recently, Mr.. Joseph Bailey, for Con-
y gress. lie accepted it, but declared that he
y would support Mcclellan for President
u THE Lincoln papers call, by way of re.
re- party" 1t is something new under the
. sun, if it is dishonorable to revere the ban
o ncr of Christ, the Savior of mankind, who
first ia his sainted pilgrimage on earth rails
ed the white flag Of peace. - The Lin
. coin flag is the red one of carnage and the
"a black one of unlicensed pillage.
ic Mcclellan and tine Dva f.