The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-22

( Domocracr oftae State had reason to feel
Ieratifed.t5 ALMIGHTY God for the marked
+ change which had taken place in tie sit
nation since the ias- convention he had a.
tended N THIS city. Now no hos ..e bav0~
nets elistened ii the sunlight, and the
muzzles 81 10 tr3ran@ cannon we're Ira-
sented at she convention. IAca lAc ~ios
we're overcast VIII darN clouds, ont nov
! Tie e.oc,ous sunlight warmed anS :.uH:n-
ea the prospect, We ought to thanA Used
tAat lie Ead Inspired oar hearts TJA
/ COURAGE, the 'aaaliness and tae rer5er.ter-
anca necessary to - through these teVrieia
scenes without t.tortGg & proving r3c-a-
ant to ooT trust.
! lie congratulated me Democrat. q -n-4-
ana on the-r fidelity TO the Dn,an, t'e IN
s-ilatl9n aad the prlacip'55 Q. zee S9F5..-~
ment. lie believed that ter12l9 Ct
/ = ,-1s ii's OF Tie na.'en Wa a2s15s-a.--.
/ tho cac@F taa- ine democracy mus nee,
aaa Get - ~ = - ne" eAe- - 10 l-'
sane 1s2 ID lroe a9:cFAMel6 when roe
+ Hp - years aSo--a party o. uis1a-oh, e.
lsher law ot disruption ana aAaG...J.
ha III IN OF thcse > ale. 50 lts Is one.
9"er can ree17a-z9 i Is now c'A9',.--
II -n. rev > 5Ali5'i' '--' t'5'''' ,. d -
cn'te1 states
The republican cocyc~t.oa TGlea ',se- y
,his ely On Iob. - had pa saadros3.u-.9as
which were positively i1=a,5iar ID the
President, while ther iu3orsc tie leaders
in Congress, who arc doing Il n t.e,r
! p9wer to thwart his e-iorts IL tic les,0ra-
Ton Of peace and harmony. The party
which noT confess the ac--ol d Jeners
/ rose 30 years aeo a. q CisUuion ner-. Jo
the party which derived Is intpra ion
I from Mcssrs Sumner and Stevens we
are in a good measure indebted for The
! terrible civil war which has devastated
Iaa1 impoverished our couatrv. The
.hern secession;sts unaidcl by the
disun;5n rartv Of The norlh. could never
have effected It. fhe real disun;on parry
was ID be fgunl IN The north. N;ine-s
aad .he Cincinnati Commercial IA 1891.
.rf,o- t,l.. tha s,u.ha~,, States f, - whila
cvery democratic speaker re. crate tho
principle 5ha 'hoUnioa must bc preserve.
The d;snuionists o.. the north, though
anxious toc /; isolation 81 the Union, saE
visions of hate. revenge, D,unier and sD91
alone in war, AMI s1i3ea'y became very
anxious To preserve the union. l,ey had
labofel to des.rov. bal thay were Ell aloue
the real dlstuonists. I,yon now they con
TIME G;sUnion.sts. aud refuse 10 permit the
restoration of neaco and harmony, wh9r il
plioht So eas';v 5e .f. r.e1.
III, ---l .sjl ~, .l..+ t,.... ror.s. ~
.f,,,:t yta so,-'g,,, ,oombe~. !, ea,.q IN
,,--oss -. -, u ,'oa..ls
n ne sonfI. bntit is i:llse ue had seen
r.l .lobrsa, of Ari,anc,e = lo-al ,oan
MA I'D bss2 .,,Ir.el fran, basI II r,@5
,,alor tra .a.ler.l a,r. refusal .as or.!inar-
ear-.. ar,.l.,,ssi..a +, -.s f,ar of On.
,.ra.s
.gt, b.,.oa., ,oo, H.. s~o...,~,- s~,,is
.l,e cottoo tl,;aves And ihe vnIt9rcs VIA
,~,.. 49,, tl,o ,.-4~ss,,.l .o,.i:.;,n of Ia
e,,3..i. 49,. e., ll,., '.o..l ,e,tb go a,l
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The south. lrteyeryb9dv knows ;hae thas
neonls are not only w;.lia. bua anxious to
rc,,l,,,a the,,. sl'ar;anca in Good faith.
Tie a.zed II t,;s scene sr tle-solati5n us