The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
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Nrhs pteaiaeh,inlc contest lust closed cehl tOI
* uoLucal destinies of the people OF Oh
NJ limited States, during another term OF !
sors 10 he control Of President Lincoln Pr
4 30 North and Jefferson Davis At the sal
;ou d. ssr4agaea4 va
The Democratic patty, always ideptIhed SCI
the prosperity, growth, and glory OF =
M reppSlic. may PORT with honest prldete
4, record in the great coatese n
AGAINST an Administration welding the
uost ensrmous over OF patronage n ~
n. most uahmi cd command OF treasure, N
war unssesv. d BY any government, and 70.
;nforced alike By the unbranded fears Of :
many patriots and the synpaihies. OF al
traitors, the Democratic party tonRpt tnS
battle oflss4 firmly and teaEiesSly " 'Ae
end. ~
Defeated in the electoral college 3
small majority Of popu lar votes Dyrwe'en
Ia h q been 50 defeated is demoastraeiy iest
than THE nnmber Of persens, sPsni! end
officially dependent upon the admin'strstioh
as ofice-holders or contractors IN tho va
rious depa rtnents OF the public service
But the result is against Us, Ihs law
continues to, Id administered By men VINO
n.t only violate its express provisions. but
invade aalso those. personals and civil rights
80 high and sacred THAI constitutions can,
not confer. but only guarantees them, ana
vh;ch lawsare madetJ vindica,e and guard
lThs puRsR IL still borne BY men who, IN TOUR
vsars. have heapsd upon MS, and the unborn
senetaIions Of onr ehilaren, a debt efmosc
sshur.- AZ that OF England, acquired thro
centuries, anu whosa policy Of q bioatcd
go cnrrenov doubles upon us tie present.
Enrden Of this giga, tic indebtedness. The
, ,woRDi Is stiIl wisIded by those who see oea-
! sop in an oliye branch, and who make vic
e tories, won by eur gallant armies and ncft"
i~rsutless, since they open 40 path to me tn
D umphS Of peace.
Democrats must wait events. -.
They can now snly watch for the public
~xafpty. and exert I'll the power OF u great
, m;no,i,V to prevent Mr.. Lincoln's sdnIni-
~stra,ian from driftlnr, for the safe Of soo'
X lition, into . disunioa peace g,
IN "Th,y also se'vs who only stand ana
wait"
b. Tpe principles Of the Democratic party
are lust, and will yet prevail, for they are
the laws Of the progress Of the human race;
They are the principles which have emerged
from every revelation Of the Anglo-Sa1on
race withinereased Guarantees and strength
Nv ,bese It must stand steadfast, immoya'
as biz, compact, harmonious, orgaAised. Ih'
H. coming ionr years are to be yearsfoi calain
! ;ty Rat now, thew who sowed the winds Or
~ he the reapers If the whirlwiads. III
nd Democratic party il shorn of p wer; but /
/. d;ye,tei OF all, responsibility. When tn
I'm bour of our distress comes. the people. IN
~, stead Of curs,ag the Democratic party,
w turn to it Tor relief, AID cling to It for d
Ii; e-Ance. NJ. W.,
no O ten, daring H. rast year, The WeRl
tn has been made TO feel tue heavy hand
A arbitrary power. Rendering all laWf'
sunnort t the coastitu - authorities,
Casar Casar's due-avo ding the extr"m'
i'll of ~pArtisan hostility. aud H%uiitles' OF an
he cr,re, s,ye uuhiuck,ng advocacy OF q ir
red press. free speech, free ballot, OF an a.ee
H. d~eyotiou 70 the Union, anu support OF :
war for the Union 8 ssks, 1t has, nevertf
d'y lcs., been repeated excluded from militia
but ispartnents by p~artisas generals a !
"A several days ITS ISSUES we're ssspenoee
90 t,e order Of Presideus %Iincot, himself, a
y lis Offices clesad asd occupied BY arm
ana .old;srs at his c3mmand' The hdel,tY q
be The tearlessness il the past, which tn
, hy hIows struck Of 10 sxoaeh, our TeA5ers
;rsuied in expecting irnm US Tor the iu's
THE Woe,D for 1865 WILDE a bs:Isr ne
ON nsnsr than il has ever been. ita culnn
der heed from the exacting demands of POI
20 a zeal canvass. will aEurd moe rodn for
. II new, Of the day Of all kinds, from all n
Of the world.
flee -.sao.. ,bs s~arlicst news, We shall Ia
ireJ, a,to to have it the most Trustworthy.
,.,t The freest use Of the telsgraHh' VINO
~ ,he. right arm ri the press, and compel
. cnryespondents with all our im'ss
wed, aee,s. At the national and safe cApitois,
ever, at all the eonmerclai eenssrs o. nofe
or enterpr &c accomplish, via coHtribpI
AIRY make tbs Wosi.D the hes. newspaper
WIN day. -u -.
their TIE SEM WEEKLY Womb Wy az
suit those Who want the newa ottsner
=, A.. weekly ret DO aot feel able to ia, ~
! !" the deily. 1t c%ontains all the ealing
ed - ter, rews and editorials Of tina Daily
II cir ~cepting only ito advertisements
Tbs WgsKI.x WORLD has now iAe Ia
-. circulation of'any weekly Journal publ
} "'e save one. Its extraordinary success
week ;,s vuicu with the New York Argus be
IN are ,i6el us in very liberal expenditures
year 10 come such as Sili mSse 1t v
,pula' " r'ya, IN no ,nstrv'' 1 ~ IarieuItaral i
ment will De IS good and complete 9
Q men Of tho agricultural papers, and its rep
A ma, The Cattle, Produce and Money Marx
80. excel them oil A page or more Will
P'1,N' served 10 entsytaining Greaide readia
e, Dut the type vii be large and clear enou
u, anu old eyes.
{, a., printed on new type. Several new
,,s machinss Just set up in our yaai = y
ihe sble US to work of and mail oil esit'c
1t to The almost speed and regularity.
Wh,,e the war eoutiHaes, and the .!
n az such sert as it's, We can hope
" or no pr,fE Oar terms have kgeen
10 ARR I'd. but not in proportion to the IN
tather'sl cost Of every bling used in making
wound ~paper.j Indeed, to-day there is
.. - ho equally valuable so cheap as q neV
" TERMS:
avo an. Daily ROrld.
hon he one copy, one year, bv nail, 80"
Seai- Weekly World,
- One copy, cue ELECTROMAGNETIC
Three comics, n ye-ar...-"".-",.'
Five series, one. year....""""..''