Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
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i the Unico uniform Sat Clark, Brick
Pomcroy, Harlow Orton and Doct Van
DuSen have fallen in love with the bows
I IN blue The wolf warts 70 lie down
with the lamb The war, after tour gears
! Of ffGitare, has finally conquered the rebels
IN the South and their allies III the North :
One Is as honest and as welrhipred as
the ether. They are all willing to take
the oath and swear to anything if thereby
they can get control of the Government
and the fat places thereof! They have
nominated ticket and mixed Lincoln
hirelingS, Shermans Bummers " and
CopPerhead blowers all in one dish-a
morsel of perhaps good meat, with large
dose of poison! This they expect Union
men and brave soldiers to swallow. But
1t IS too small! a bait on too large a hook
The Convention was made dp of the
regular old wheel horses who Rave done
their best to drag the country into the
slough of despair and the gates of de-
straction. Henry =. p;elr,rer. tie Presi-
dent, has been one of the most bitter OPP
ponents Of tire war; Sat Clark, the prin-
c'pal fugleman, has said repeatedly that
'he would never vote a man o. n dollar
to support the war" and has kept his
word; Emile Rothe has declared his
shame that he ever was the father of
American children" Goddard, of Green
county, one of the Central Committee. has
been indicted by the Grand Jrry of his
own county for treason Brick Pomerov.
one of the Committee or Resolutions. ex-
pressed himself some time ago in favor of
the assassination of President Lincoln:
and similar : the record of three fourths
of the Convention. And yet treg have
the lmpudence to place on their ticket two
or three men who have borne arms
against their "soutHcrn 5rethrs,a," and
whom they have called 'murderers. thieves
and robbers !"
1t was the custom of rebels frequently
to endcavor to deceive the Union army
by throwing forward a BODY Of men
dressed in the Union uniform Under
this mask they would sometimes make a
successful charge upon oar line. This is
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hons 5kin; the crow has arrayed itself
IN tho ,,Inma,,o Of tLo Ill =
national colors are carried by the cohorts
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"u. lo'N a' Tue ''eket set up Tor defeat
'S 'l'' Pa'rio''c ana soldier LOVING Con-
Neht'oh. "eh. ho'art' at the head, has
not the confidence OF h's own parry. lie
IS a good hepubhcan when talking with
,oPi'''e''"'' anu agrees WIN ire coPPer~
'o''O' ne" ''''N'"E VII" ''''"i' 90 nave
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parry "'Aoi'' '''9 e""oiu'''" ior Lieut.
o'o' q ""'' ll"S never il''ue any PFetehtiohs
10 pelh% Chioh nan. lie mas bitterly
opposed the war ana all engaged IN 1t
'ua2e mas, 'hS candidate ief secretary
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