Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-19
pemoaratie Gems.

! fGlory to God in the highest In
spite of Rump tyranny, abolition mall
ace johnson tlnl1dityl and the hatred
/ OF the fanatical and bigOted, Jefferson
Davis once more breathes the air OF
freedom Chat is to say, as free as it can
De IN runnp despotiBm,) and walks
among az t}l his fe!lows, ''the noblest5 Roman
4 OF Lhem all" Long life and happy
| years to the bravest man Of our country
ana age''-L0cro8se Democrat
Let soldiers, and friends Of those who
starved in Southern prisons pens, read
/ this from the Marion Democrat Of June
! 18th 1867:
''IF THE PRISONERS AT AEDER-
SONVILLE AND LIBBY WE'RE NOT
TREATED WITH KINDNESS AND
| CONSIDERATION WHICH PEOPLE
ARE ENTITLED TO WHEN THEY
REMAIN AT HOME, WINDING
] THEIR OWN PROPER BUSINESS,
INSTEAD OF TAKING UP ARMS IN
I A BLOODY AND DESOIATINCf CRU
SADIE AGAINSTTHEIR NEIGHBORS
AND BRETHREN, WE HAVE ONLY
! 10 SAY THAT THEY GOT THEIR
/ DESERTS"
eTHE POWER TO CoERCE A
STATE WAS NOT DELEGATED TO
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THE
RIGHT 10 WITHDRAW FROM THE
/ UNION WAS N1GN Err SURhENDER-
ED BY THE STATES. .''--BEdri0l5 DEM
ocrat, June, 1867
"When Robert E. Lee surrendered his
army to Grant, in Virginia, the sun of
| liberty went down in d sea of blood, to
rise no more on this continent during
your life or mine. Noble old Virginia
the mother Of Presidents, the land of he
! roes and statesmen, she resisted the ty-
rant till she could resist no more and
fell stricken with wounds bleeding at
every pore, but covered with immortali-
Jy- In her fall behold the triumph OF
despotism and the shame Of Democracy.
Every Democrat should have enlisted
under General Lee and fought q COM
mon enemy; had they done so, the ABB
clifton monster would have been de-
throned and our country saved. ''-Nelg
York Day Book.
SHOULDER-sTRAPs DIsCOUNTED.-The
cabinet have agreed that the brassy
Brigadiers, down South, have no author
ity to remove civil officers; hence THE
LATE ANTICS OF OUR PERRY COUNTY
APE-TIrE INCENDLARK OF THE SHIg-
ANDOAH VALLEY (Pbil, Sheridan viii
60 for nothing. The officers whom the
malefactOr essayed to remove, viii be
restored to their places.-llGTt0n Demo.
crGt.
We have never heard Of but one blood
relative Of Abe Lincoln. His name is
Hanks. He is now travelling with Rob
iDson's show and rehearses smutty stO-
ries about the late lamented-l6ag,iO7J
Democrat
During the riots in New York city, in
1868, Gov. Seymour made a speech to
the blOOd-thirsty rioters Who-VVere en-
gagged in arson and murder, in which he
said
'AEy noble friends, I have sent to Wash
ington to have the draft stopped I will
have the constitutionality of the act
tested by our State Courts, and if they
pronounce against the law III support
their decision by the whole power Of the
State"
The real genuine Democracy Of the
country were never at heart for the war,
and never believed it would lead to a
good result.-Cinci11nGt Enquirer, Jan.
is, 1868.
This is a id Abolition war. We
believe Abe Lincoln is as much a traitor
as JEFF Davis.-AshId75d Union.
It(the Administration has Dut arms
INTO the hands of outlaws, thieves, muir
dereFs and traitors Crawford Forum.
They (the Union soldiers) are a pack
ofhired scOundrels who have never been
aught but nuisance to the country
Ashland Union.
This is the motto of the abolition dogs
who are prosecuting this war Booty
and Beauty" is the motto of such he'll
lians and brutes.-C CtrcJeUjILe FNGtctB107J.
"a war for the Union is the boldest
humbug extant. Mark that down and
see whether it comes true or not. Ne,
ddgg'S Crisis, March. IS, 1864
At a Champaign County Convention
in June 1864, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
"Resol0ed, That the Democracy of
Champaign county are in favor peace
men and peace measures %
On which the Crisis of June o, 1864,
remarked
eve believe in every instance in Ohio
where che democrats have been permit
ted to express their opinion at all, at
their meetings, il has been for peace,
and frequently without a dissenting
voice."
On the 4th of July, 1864, the Democ-
racy of jackson county passed the fol-
lowing:
"ResoLUed, That we ewill support no man
for any Office who is in any respect in
| favor of the further prosecution Of the
war"
Support of this war and hostility to
it shows the dividing line between the
| friends and enemies of tae government.
| BE who supports the war is against the
UniOn.-CTG1gfOTd Forum.
A Convention Of the Democrats of
Delaware county held in this place Aug.
Is, 1864, resolved:
"THAT WAR Is DIsUNION, FINAL AND
ETERNAL SEPARATION.
f'That we reafirm the doctrine Of State
Rights, as embodied in the Virginia
and Kentucky resolutions Of 1858 and
TepWdi0te e.1GlcONStitlsti0auL doctrine Of
coercion, as at variance with all former
notions of republican government.
CHAT JUSTICE AND HUMANITY DE
/ BTANDs AN IMMEDIATE CESSATION or
HOsTILITIEs AND ADOPTION OF PEACE
I MEASURES AS THE ONLY HOPE OF OUR
| BLEEDING COUNTRY
/ CHAT WE REMONsTRATE AGAINST
I FURTHER CONsCRIPTION OF THE ABLE
| BODIED MEN OF THE COUNTRY, TO AID IN
/ THE PROSECUTION OF THE WAR UNCAIIs-
/ ED FOR AND sUPEBLATIvELV WICKED
/ AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES BE REQUESTED TO REVOKE HIS
I ORDER FOR FURTHER DRAFT ON 9TH DAY
| OF SEPTEMBER NEXT"