Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

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these acts null and UOid, compel the
army to undo its usurpatiOns at the
South, disperse the earpet-bag gov
ernments, allow the white people to
recognize their governments and elect
senators and representative. The
House of Representative will contain
n majority of Democrats from the
North, and with the cooperation of
the President it will not be difficult to
compel the Senate TO submit once more
to the obligations of the Constitution.
We must have a President who will
execute the will of the people By
trdnlDling into dust the UsuTDdtiOns Of
Congress kHOlUn as the RecOnStruetiOn
acts. IlCish to stand before the Con-
UeRtiOR upon this issue, but it is one
which embraces everything else which
is Of value in its large and cOmprehen-
.sive results. 1t is the one thing that
includes all that's wOrtha contest, and
without it there is nothing that gives
dignity, honor, or value to the strug-
gle. FRANK P. BLAIR.
SEYMOUR FOR SECESSION.
"Ifit is true that slavery must be
abolished to save the Union, then the
people of the South should be dllO1Ued
to withdraw themselves from the Gov
eminent IUhich cannot giUe them
guarantees By its terms"
Seymour in October, 1861.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS TAKEN
UP THE REBEL CAUSE
"This is the first time since the day
when Robert E. Lee, the great com
mander of armies, was compelled to
give up the contest gallantly waged
for four years, and tender to the enc
nv that sword which flashes victOri-
riOusly over so many battle fields, that
he saw q light iR the clouds hanging
OUer the South. Since the termination
of the contest, mighty wrongs, hard
expressions, bitter notifications and
humiliatiOus have been our lot. AT
last the great American heart seems
to have been struck, and the Great
National Democratic Party has taken
1tp our rcduse.-[ Percy Walkers speech
at Mobile.
1.-THE views of Gen. Blair are more
satisfactory to the South, and more
consistent with theories which have
always obtained among our most judi
cious statesmen, than those which the
crisis has called forth from any other
leading mind in the country. He is a
bold, fearless sOldier-One who dares
assert the truth. aud not over puncti-
lious as to the means which he adopts
to secure its vindicatiOn." ~ Peters
burg Express.
THE CONFEDERACY MUST TRIUMPH.
The cause forwhich Stonewan Jack
son fell cannot be in vain; butin some
form, will yet triumph" Wade
SECESSION NOT DEAD.
do not care for the platform. 1t
tells a lie in its first resolution. 1t
says secession is dead" Secession is
not dead. 1t is more alive than ever"
[Gov. Wise.
BY BALLOTS OR BY BULLETS.
The tlUO million Democratic UOters
ia the North tCiU HeUer permit another
Radical to occupy the Presidential
chair lChO may succeed IN getting q
majority Of the electoral Uotes either 6y
the Southern States from
rOtiRg or by tOTcibLy depriUing q ma
iOrity Of the lCliite citizens of those States
Of the eLectiUe franchise. We tell them
that the days of their tyranny and
-hieving are fast drawing to a close,
md that they I0W 90 out of office at
NE ReEt Presidential election either by
ballots or by bullets-by ballots, if the
people are allowed to vote, and by bull
lets If they are not"
II. w. Claggt, Dem. nominee for
Congress in Iowa.
THE REBEL YELL.
''HOw clear that note used to ring
IpOn the air of Vicksburg of night
N years long past it will make the
lir resOund from the Rio Grand to the
Potomac ut the last irresistible charge
next November, cheering the hearts
If our Democratic friendsande chilling
hose of our OppressOrs. Stand 6y for |
hat dtyeH"-[MObile Register.
Semms, the pirate, in speaking for
seymour and Blair, at Mobile, Alaba-
na, last week, said: ''I hare been q
Democrat all nag lJe-befOre the war,
l,1fng the 1Cdr and since the war
md fought the tCdr on principles Of
Democracy"
HE NEW REBEL ARMY ALREADY Or
CANNING.
''In sixty days from the adjourn
1ent of the Convention five hundred
hOusand soldiers will be organized
ntO companies, regiments, and bri-
AIDES, and army corps ready, if need
c, to march to Washington. We will
end three votes into the Electoral
'Ollege, and if Ben Wade does not
OuHt our UOte, then comes the military
with Gen. SlOcum at
5 head, ALARMED and equipped"
lSpeech of C.. S. Cameron, a New
'Orlz delegate from Arkansas, Little
.Ock.
There are men iR the North tOhO are
or truly lCith yOU, and 10hO t0iU iR
lch a conflict, Unnecessary, Iedd yOt0
ItdiiORS.
Speech of Hon. Ramsey, in the
State Convention of GeOr-
Ia.
No END OF THE WAR.
The way to have peace is to have
lstice. The way to have peace is to
D back to the way of the Constitution.