The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
Ganfofk 9ffftrsonian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Mr.. Nasbv aud Ills Friends Hold n
Meeting on Ihe EHlI of GhniII atom.

Their air but very few troo Dino
Gratis left in this sekshun Nv Moo Ger
sy, very few. The young wuns he (,
all enlistid and turnd Ablishnists,
and the old wuns er peggin ont
with delirium tremens. The whisky
we git now. a.days burns our coppers
out feerny.
a few nv us whose stumicks il
trooly glass, met last mite to shed q
teer or 2, over the fall NV Charleston
Square Potts, who hez bin the reglar
Chairman fer this county, for thirty
yeers, Tux the cheer, on his own mo.
shun, weepin perfoosely.
Obed Peesly, who is our ex otiisho
Secretary, bcin the only wun in this
visinnity who kin rite, took his sect,
without q motion, n weepin perfoose-
ly.
The rest Nv the awjence moved
that they he ce.presidencc, wich
wuz carried, and they took their scets
as sich, weepin perfoosely!
Here a hitch okkurred-there wuz
nobody left fer committy on iesc-
lushens. 3 NV the Vice. .presidence
promptly rcsined and wuz elextid ez
sich committy, when they (wecpin
perfoosely) reportid the fellerin, witch
the Sekretary had previously rit:
Wareas, Charleston, the nnly plais
on the continent, wher pure Dimocri.
sy abidid, hez follerd Atlanty and
Savanner, and fallen in2 the hands
NV Ablish hirelins, and
(Here the Secretary paused that
the fore mite be mopt)
Wharcas, The prospek is lively
ter Richmund and the rest nv the
Confedrasy follerin SCOT, thcrc4 he it
Resolvd, That we emfattically and
unrcservedly protest agin n further
continooance NV this unholy, uncon-
stooshnel, gnmittygatid and sooisidle
war.
Resolved, That we now manetane
what we hev alluz assertid, that s
milyuns Nv free white men can't be
subjoogatid at emmy price.
Resolved, That we congratulate
our heroic brethren NV the South, who
is stugglin fer thcr rites, upon the
successful evacuation NV Atlantv and
Savanner and Charleston, ,becoz hcvin
them plasis less 10 defend they kin
consentrait sumwheres to better ad.
vantigc.
Resolvd, That the slownis nv Eng
land and France at interfern deservs
our reprehcnshun, and that ef they
air ever goin to do it now's the time.
Resolvd, That them Dimocrats
who let on they feel ez good ez the
Ablishnists do over these victrys is
unworthy the name. We warn en-
that it amt no yoose. The Abish-
nists hev enntr strate- cutters Nv ther
own to hold all the orfises, and that
turnin into war men at this lait day
is ruthcr . fshy to feol even the blinds
est NV EN-.
Resolyd, That we damnd the war
at the beginnin; and that we, NV Moo
Gcrsy, dam it now, and will so con-
tinyoo to the end NV the chapter, bein
conservative & terribly sot in our
way.
Resolvd, That calm out 100000
fresh men to Gtc our cggsaustid Suth-
crn brethrin is not only unshivilrous,
but is takin mean advantage NV a
noble people and that we hereby de.
mand NV Linkin that he revoke the
order.
Resolvd, That sutch nv us ez air
draftid shel hev the privilege nv
choosin wether they will die in their
own dore.y ards, or run to Canady.-
We onhesitatingiy recommend the lat
ter coarse, providin alluz, they kin
git back afore the next eleckshun.
The resolushms were, NV coarse,
adoptid--the cheerman, ez is the Gus
tum here wen he wants resolutions
past, only putin the affirmative side.
After wich felt a call to speek, d I
did so, remarkin:
That the loosnis with wich teers
wuz bein shed, showd that the hart nv
the Dimocrasy WIZ tutched, that ]
wuz glad 2 see EN- flow, becoz t.
showd how clost feelin eggsistid
atween the Dimocrisy North &c South.
But there wuz reeiy no cause fer
tecrs.
The triumfs the Ablishnists he'd
gained were no advantages. Charles.
ton had fallen, it wuz troo. While 7
reOrptti1 tho hard paooea;.,, Y -