Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-04
Volume Xxx.
WHERE BOOTH OBTAINED HIS
BLOODY INSTRUCTIONS.
From the CHICAGO Evening Journ

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garded Dy the Ohicago LINES, Is no
to be wondered at, and tnat ne Is a
this momens the hero of the hearts
of tbe Connarbeads we have NOT thu
smallest doubt. Now for some proc
of what we affirm.
Here is what the well-known COP.
nerbeod G Cox, ea;d in Ch;oaoo
r. a.. nt:
at tue tilne vi Ine OelnocraIc NaIioh-
al Convention, to which he was 8
| Ideleoate. We are indebted for the
come to tho ronor.ar of tha Cb;ooro
IT,.
iIHSS.
Senator Cox being introduced, said he did
not want to use any harsh language towards
Old Abe, ferries Of "give it q HIM. He had
attempted in his own city, few weeks since
to show, in a very quiet way. that Abraham
Lincoln had deluged the country with blood
created debt of four thousand millions oI
dollars; s;; sacrificed two millions Of human lives
For .e.s az ,ban sr' Nr I,ncoIn lad besn
guilty of, the English people had chopped
on the head of the nrst Charles. In MS oPlh-
ION, Mr.. Lincoln ana DAVIS ought 70 rt oe
Drought 70 the same Oieek sogetnef, me
Der of Congress from Missouri. for saving, in
private conversation, that Lincoln was no bet
yer tnan Jen- Davis s; ne was ready 70 say the
'A'le ne'e no" III 0"ieHso'
The Copperhead Reed, of Indiana.
said at the Same Convention.
-,
resistance to the draft If lincoln and his
satraps attempted to enforce it blood would
flow in our streets; and it would be rigkt 1t
should flow. Lincoln was already damned to
AL eternity, and he did not know If even this
iniquitous measure would materially affect
the estimation in which the people held him.
He advised his hearers TO shoot down those
who would enforce the draft; TO insist upon
the right of the writ of habeas corpus: to resist
tothe bitter end the attempt to make the mil
itary power superior to the civil, and to openly
arm themselves, that they be prepared for
horrible contingencies.
Connerhead Reniamin Allen of
~ VI a. C,o--.;,,
Nc" Aoih "s 'A0 S"Ine Noii' 0ii 'ioli
SAID.
The neonle will soon rise and if ftaev cannot
mt JincoIn ont of mower bv the ballot they
will bv tbe bulIet rIond cbeersl
CL1 - C-II .r,,.,;
Sopperueau JONI ulieT, Vi 1hIcul
gan, said:
Are ,,o,, ,r;II;n,, q, f0Il, ~ .ho f,ots,ers NJ
Abrab5r, IincoIS tba ,er;nrad vrrstcb Who
has violated fbe os,b he tool before bicb
Hove, tc srrno-t tha Consfitn,;on ana nrs
,erve tbe Iib,.rtieu of The ncopIa7 rcbaarsl
-
Copperhead IL. Clay Dean SAID:
He said, in the presence of the force of
Camp Douglas and all the satraps Of Lincoln,
that the American people were Tnled by fel.
ons. LineoLn Inc hau never turned eishones'
IA volce--"What have YOU to say of jeff.
Davisi"l | have nothing to say about him
Lincoln Is engaged in a controversy with him,
and never int rfere between black dogs. .
And still the monster usurper wanted more
men for his slaughter pens. Loud cries of
honian ne Sman ndae G,e, fs. n eui ai nus
careful in preserving the Young growth of
timber. and in selecting his SWINE for the
slaugnter' ne preserIeu . tne younger oiles I'r
IuIuIe use DIt .ne yrah. anu uespoe "ho
Iu'eu TINS peoHie " uestruetloh Paiu no resaLu
aso ~ ~ 90 " uouoie tiIe u
NJ iuI - AHu 1ne -
y ~ u. - - a :a H. VIZ
nsnes' Ia I- IN 'ne sl'. VI .ne PeoI
Ja.y anu Iai'y 49,, itSea o'e MN In,,n
~ .i Due 'oit". 'H' V"T I.Di
sr: Vi S DaN ~ VI, "'"ts vi iui"''',
l"ti-s u sue T,u L- ril,.n
'ue .I tiai'ot a"u =,
aI S'ie =, ei,,'.I e"ali, 'nI
Pu9,I .t liau IN. war ~ tne
ant sne hAi,e 5 70 sne mt nio"l iial Ho~ed
ster wrs not quenched. His cry was for more
blood.
Copperhead Baker, of Michigan
said:
Let US hurl that usurper Abraham Lincoln
from power. Never till that Jay comes when
the aSurper and his victim meet at the Judg-
r for his % eonsn;racv @ against smerican % m Iiber5v
A oonnorne.d organ nnhIisbod a.
Ia Crosse Wisconsin and caIIad tho
Ia CrosSo Domocrat sa;d ON tbo 9otb
of ku0nSt IsGI. " ' '
,.
now -" ). tn tr.',or mmo ' Tincoin !. ,ro;,nr and
murderer. He who pretending to war for,
wars against the Constitution of our country
Is !; q traitor; and LINGO is one oil those men
srv w IL eun mnrderer d and IDncoID bss done All
this. Had any former Democratic President
warred upon the Constitution or triAed with
the destlnles OF the Nation as Lincoln has, ne