The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-08-29
DEMOCRATIC COLUMN.

hundred thousand democrats
Of Ohio send TO the people of
the United States, both North
and South, greeting; and
when the people of the North
shall have fulfilled their duties
to the Constitution and the
South, then, and not Till then,
will it be proper for them to
take into consideration the
question of the. right and pro-
priety of coercion" ..or
From the Stark County Democrat April
III II, issl--A. McGrekor, editor
ID Of course our Republican
opponents will not expect
Democrats to enroll them
selves in Lincoln's $4,000
troops and when $4,000 Re-
publicans leave for the South
the Democracy will carry most
of the Northern States, secure
a majority in Congress, and
make peace. Would not this
be gloriouss
"A bill IS before the Senate
of Ohio to borrow amillion of
dollars to make war on the
South. Governor Dennison'
has issued a message recon-
mending it. Abolition is excl
ted and getting in a hurry.
They had better go little slow
lest they get a back.set.l'
Those Giddings blood hounds
and niger thieves are getting
full of patriotism.
From tho same, Dec. 81, 1852
p What is the use of longer
dodgings Why not tell The
truth at once ? that TO suhju-
gate the brave Southern peo-
pie is an impossibility; that
this Union of sovereign States
can not be restored by force;
that war can separate but can
never restore the Union. i,w ID
From tho same, ofsamc date.l
The Government of Russia
has been defined to be ''an alb
solute despotism, tempered
and modified by assassination D
and Dickinson and others claim
that the President has the
power of the Gear without any
thing about the modification.
1t is not surprising that the
modification" has not been
supplied long ere this9 Tis
we'll, pehaps, it has not But
let none doubt the ''modifica-
ton" may be lost sight of and
may be enforced unless the !y.
rants and usurpers of the coun.
try are soon put down or cease
their iniquities. They are
known and understood, and
whether they are to be round
in the low knaves and black
guards that dare to show their
heads on our street corners,
and in some of our hotels,* =
y or are to be found IN the
halls of Congress, or in the
Executive departments of the
Federal or State Governments,
they are "marked and doomed"
Let them beware. = = E"
The modification may be en-
forced. :. SIC SEMpER TYRANNIs.
From the same, March IS. 1851
Yes, we say again, STOP THIS
wARl 1t was wrong in the be-
ginning on both sides =
wrong in its conception, and
its further prosecution would
still be a greater wrong.
a,[FrOm the same, March 25, 1861
The war under its present
acknowledgement, is so obnox-
ious that men will no longer
volunteer in the service, and
it has become a ''military ne
cessity," we are told, to hunt
up freedmen. at their homes
and firesides, and load them
with chains, and "with iron
bracelets on their wrists" send
them to the battle field. -
From the Crawford County Forum,
March IA. 1852 Thomas Beer, Editor.l
But in every species of fraud
and corruption, in all manner
ofdeceit, treachery, downright
wickedness, villainy and utter
depravity, the party at present
in power is without a parallel.
Ever since its inception up to
the present time, the list of
its crimes has been lengthen-
ing daily, and each succeeding
crime has been more dark and
damnable than the one before.
Its APPETITE for wickedness has
only grown keener with indul-
gence. 1t has put arms in the
hands of outlaws, thieves, muir
ders and traitors. - *i+ By
refusing ADJUST compromise with
the South, it drove out the Bor-
der States, brought about civil
war, made enemies of friends,
devastated the country, made
widows and orphans, filled the
land with mourning, closed the