Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

Shn77n is energy only against iudiyid-
usi riiizens In the destruction Of their
personal and constitutional liberties
and Id the prosecution Of this war. has
declared a DHrpOss and policy foreign
70 the Union, has welded the purse
aud the st10rd of she nation, for the
r9naseiDatiOn of the black man, 20 the
sstbversinu Of the liberties Of the
white nau. He has made the military
superior TO the civil power. 10 the
States not in FebeliiOn-has OveF-leap-
ed every constitutional barrler-bas
suppressed free speech and free press
has caused the arrest of citizens
without she warrant or sanction Of
law-has deprived them Of the right
Of trial By juFy-has suspended the
IS Great Writ 0f Right has obstruc
ted the Courts of Justice-made
Judges dependent on his will he has
erected a multitude ofneW otnses, aud
sent bither sWarms OF officers, to har-
Fass the people and eat out their sub
stance. and he has destroyed State
sovereignty aud erected a consolidated
imperial DespOtisHs.
4 President whose character is thus
marked by eUerg act a0hich may define
fyrqllt, is unfit to be the ruler OF
free people
Moreover, we believe aud declare
that the past history of this bloody
and fratricidal war, proves that the
present rebellion cannot Be crushed
! fhe Union restored By blood letting, or
further use Of the s1COrd. That t0dr
Is Dis-asniOn, final and eternal sepGrG-
lion, in the language of Douglass /;
aud ''the foundation Of the Union mast
Be laid IN the affections Of the people;
says Washington in his Farewell Ad-
/ dress.
President Jackson said in regard to
war rs a remedy for existing evils
/ In his parting address, 1T such strUg-
/ ole IS once begun and the citizens Of one
I section Of the country GrTGyed against
| those Of another let The battle go as Il
may, there ,0iH Be an end Of the Uni
On
In view OF these things and the
bleeding des0lated condition of our
country, with tens of thousands of
weeping wives and widows and help
! less orphans, zoe believe that q further
/ drain upon tie country tor men and
4 money 70 be ratinOus and we therefore
/ do hereby, issue this call to all persons
i IN favor of speedy and hOnoTa bic
! peace, to meet In Delaware, on SAT
IURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1864, at 10
/ O'Clock a. m, to demonstrate against
further conseFiption and taxation, and
to use all our influence for the adOp-
ton of peace measures as the only
EhOpe of our country. b. Z. POpple-
| ton, Al WOrline, John ". Cone. j ohm
/ Shoub, W. WestlakP. W 4. Perry
Z n I'm
| nj. Warren, n. Williams, Wm. g. Nor
ris. Ralph Smith, N. D. Nortrup. A.
/ J. Smith, z. Hyatt, Geo. T. StaymaB
H. @. Freeman. Allen Ferguson, John
I Converse, j. .mcClish. j. w. Blggs,
/ Z. McCreary. D. MolOney, D. Ryan
John Taylor, J ohm Duggan, X. Moran,
i, B. Hanover, AbTam Creighton
Martin Creighton. David Gorsuch,
/ Lemaeh Gorsuch, Thomas Gorsuch,
William H. Miller, Sidney Miller. Al
fred Hatch, N. E. Hanover, j ID.
/ CoekreH, George w Fix, Nathan Cor
such, T. B. Gorsuch, David, d. Cor
such. Ambrose Wilson, George Fix,
James NJ Fix. Aaron Whitten, Lewis
tR. Coons. John Whitten, Samuel
/ Evans, John Evans, a. j. Fix, John
| Coons, Alfred Lewis, James Duck
/ worth, Riley Graves, Grin LinDaberTy,
Joseph Linnabery, Thomas MoMar
tin, John Miller, Ruff A. jenkins
Bayron Jenkins, David Feazel, Way
man Linnabery, Capt. p. COckrell, J
H. Linnabery. Jefferson DnckwOrth
ID. d. SigDes. John " Feazel, Bonja-
min Paul, Jacob Feazel, JOhnathsH
/ Feazel John Montgomery, William
( Cramer, Elijah Needles, Jacob W
Feazel, Casper Hardsock, J r. Hunt,
J BatcrsOn, John BOelin, VIM. Wick.
iser and two hundred and sixty others