Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-04

Democrats in Lucas county, July 81,
1858, saying:
II need not repeat my often deciared con
Eiction thai tie i6oazth cannot be e9n9ttsrea 6g
force q Qz-1ls."
It IS he of whom the traitor ITaury
said 81 q letter to the London Times,
dated Aug. IL, 1858:
'sVauandigham waits and watches over /
the border pledged If elected Governor OF Il
and - Jor ps0ee.''
It is he Of whom J. B. Jones, a rebel |
war clerk in the War Department at /
Richmond, says in his published diary
under date of June y, 1858:
To-day saw the memorandum OF Mr.
Ould, of the convention held with AT. Val
landigham, for file in the archives. ne a sass
u IUe can only hold 0I8 This gear that the peace
party Of the NeTth would s1Ueep the LlacoIt
dynasty O5Jt Of eriSteHce- He seems 10 nave
lCe tgOltld submit, ggich 50oltd, Of course os
77lilOlgs to his p0gfH-'
1t is he, who in a recent speech at
Maysville, Kentucky, put Stonewau
jackson and r. E. Lee in the same class
with Washington, Jefferson and Mon
roe, and said of them (Lee and Jack
SOM:
''They are great men, and no loyal wretch
/ shah throttle me TO keep me from proclaim
I ing their greatness.
/ It's he, who in his speech at Defiance
few DAYS since, had the infinite i'm
/ pudence and maIignity to accuse Gen.
/ Grant of cowardice, and say:
Does any man mean to tell me that Lee
/ is not as good general as Grant When
/ Gen Grant was seeking shelter in the shade
/ of a certain house, Gen Lee went to the
! held-aye, in front of the enemy-and drew
/ MS sword That is what said some time
loo nd HhaaH 8 "a I
kinds Of men l0iu not run u'1zy rom oattse' ana
/ others lyiU -
It is this man, and such a man, who is
the chief leader of the opposition to
lIoval manhood suffrage in Ohio, who
i elamors for the political ''rights" of de-
Il serters. draft-snealzs and rebels, who
bitterly opposed giving such rights IL
lovaI and true soldiers in the field, anC
who now proposes to come to Delaware
to instruct concerning the vital issues
! of the day our patriotic people who
have agonized through a four years
struggle to save the Union IN spite o
the reasonable efforts of this man anC
= his party! TITS enough to stir in thet
> graves the spirits of our immortal deaC
and arouse them from the peaceful
d, spell of an eternal sleep to speak with
] ering scorn and Indignation The al
will need disinfectant and the yer.
, ground to be purged that there may b
no traces of this misunderstanding mon
: ster left TO poIlute US or our children.
Yet it is this man, and such a man
{ who is the most popular and Influential
= leader of the Democracy in Ohio an,
their most likely candidate for tn
! United States Senate! And it is fo
, this man, as we are reliably informed
= that LEWIS EVANS viii vote for tina
: high Office if the people of this Distric
@ elect him (IEvans) ta the legislature!
r It cannot be possible that our peopl
are so lost to patriotism AMI honor, 5
y forgetful Of the honOrpd dead and {
= the terrible past, so needless of the dau
: gers of the pl esent, and the great inter
p ests Of the future, as, knowing this, t
A elect man to our legislature who wi
perpetrate such inI,my! The heal
:, sic5ens at the thought of it!