The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-04-07
Nasby and Charleston.
SASr's REsr. (wicli Is IN ruE STATE
-, NJ nv..v Voh II iMtJ


NV Moo GERsY,) Feb. -, 1864
There Are hut a very few troO Dimocrats lefl
In this seckshun ov Moo Gersy, very few Inc
young wuns hev NIL enlisted and turned ADlisn
mist, and the old wuns arc peggin out WIN
delrium tremens. The whisky thai We git now
o days burns our coppers out very freely.
A few NV US whose stumics Is trooly glass.
met last mite shed teer or 2 over the fall VI
Charleston. Squire Potts, who heI bin the reg
lar Chairman for this county for thirty yecrs,
TUX the cheer, on his own moshun. weeping
perfoosely.
The rest Of the awjience moved that they be
the vice presidence, which wuz carried. and
they tux their seets as sich, weepin perioose.
Here hitch okkured-there wuz nobody len
for committe on resulushuns. Nv the vice
presidence promptly resigned and wuz elected
as sich comm,ttc, when tha (wcepin perfooselyl J
reported the follering, wich the Sekretary had
previsly writ:
V'areas, Charleston, the unly plais on the
continent, WHARF the pure Dimocrisy abidid,
hez follered Atlanty and Savanner, and hez
fallen In the hands Of tho Ablishin hirclins,
and u
(Herc the Sckretary paused that the fore
mite he mopt.)
Wdreas. the prospeck Is lively 4 Richmond
and the rest NV tho Confcierasy follerin SCOT,
therefore be L. 1lfa ;,
Resoiref. That we emfatoally and unreservcdly
protest agin further continooance nv this un-
holy, unconstooshnel, unmittygated, and sooi'
sidle war. H.r.. i2.
Resoirei, That we now manetanc what wc
hev alluz assertid that milyuns Nv feec white
men can't be subj0ogntid at emmy prise.
RESOLVED, That We congratulate our heroic
brethren Of the South. who Is strugglin for
their rites, upon the successful evacuashnn NV
Atlanta, Savanner and Charleston, becoz hevin
them plass less to defend they kin concentrate
sumwherc elst to better advantage.
Resolpei, That the slownis NV England aud
France at interferin deserves our reprehenshun,
aud that II they air ever goin to du 1t now's
the time. l--I
Resofred, That them Dimicrats who let on
they feel ez good ez the Ablishnists do over
these victrys. Is Unworthy the name. We warn
EN- that 1t aint no yoosc. The Abshnists hev
enuff strate cutters ov their own to bold Offices,
and that turnn into war men at this lait day Is
ruther too fshy fool even tho blindest Nv
them.
Resolvsd, That VIC damnd the war at the be-
ginning; and that we, Nv Moo Gersy, dam Vt
now and will 80 continyoo to the end Nv the
chapter, bein conservativ and terribly sot In
our way. U.H
Resoired, That callin out 900 fresh men
to tte our ecgsausted brethriL, Is not only un-
shivalrus. but II Is takin meen advantage Nv
noble people, and that we here demand Nv Lin.
kun that he revoke the order.
Resolred, That sutch nv us ez air drafted shel
hev the privilege Nv chosin whether tha will die
In their own dOre yards, or run to Canady.
We onhesitatingly recommend the latter coarse
proyidin allu1 they kin sit back before the next
elcckshun.
The resolushuns were, NV coarse, adopted
the cheerman, ez is the custom here when he
wants resolushuns past. only putin the ailirni.
atiyc side. After which felt a call to speek,
4 did 30, remarking: Is. .u. -l.l.,
That the loosnis with wich teers was bein shed
showd that the hart Nv the Dimicrasy North u
South was right. But thare wuz reely no cause
for teers. af
The trumfs the Abolishnists had gained was
no advantages. Charleston he'd fallen, was
troo. While regretted the NECESSITY, wnz
trooly glad Nv il. The feelns Nv them people
he'd bin hurt no dout. But what NV thati IL
wuz easier to let go NV Charleston than hold
on to It. They coolent hold that city emmy
more than they Good Atlanty 4 Savanner. and
ther4 strategy required Its surrender. The
good Nv the Conf,drasy required that they
should leave, and o, my brethren. with wat a!.
ackrty they obade the call. They may find u
necessary to resine Richmond. Shcl We there's
he cast down! Not emmy. | see Lees stratijy.
He calkilates on givin up all them towns. Grant
and Shcrmsn will hev . leave q garrison in each
Nv em, until thcr armies Is all divided up in2
garrisons, Then kums the krisis. He takes
them small garrisons, 1 at u time, & gobbles
en-. That's HIS ijee, maik no dout Let us,
my brethren, keep q stiff upper lip. The moar
territory Sherman gifts. the wuss he Is orr |
waite imp ,shently to hear NV his marchin on,
feelin that ut last Leo will wax him.
| concludid. leavin them In good humer
Takin advantij Nv the feelin, borrowed sum
eight dollars Nv i2 NV em, which with wat
credit hev established here will keep me run
min sum time. f1 ..... -
PETROLEUM v. NAsBY,
Lait paster NV the Church ov the Moo Dispcn-
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