The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16
A FEW THINGS WORTHY OF RE-
MEMBRANCE.

clip from The Morgontown Pot, ltwill be
well for the readers Of tho RegiStt9 to
carefully preserve it and take whatever
oftrulh they GnJ in ii. We need Stirring
up. The Democracy are awake and
ready Tor action, Especially does the
following article apply to some "aIt-and'
ulf," soft solder Union men, OF those
that pretended to be, in our coua'y:
alt may bs thought by tho individuals
who are now trying to fuse into con-
glomente mass the various aud utterly
inconsistent element that arc opposing
the loyal men Of MouoDga'io that their
elIohs are not watched with close eye
and that they are covering up by name
that onco had influence. some OF the
traitors who uro their hail fellows well
met and many other shades of rebellion
which wero the sbhorre o. of all true
patriots few short years ago. 1t may
be that they imagine in thor inc&pef-
ionce that the intelligent ciizans Of this
county arc so unworthy Of tho name oil
trctmen as 10 prove themselves incopG-
hls NJ oJberepfe 10 ptjpciple for which
hey wore willios in The grand days Of
ls6r 10 nariI heir hyos and fortunes
It may be that some Of the leaders o! this
moaprn school If so-calIcd D, m0cracy,
Yhirb !. tbc ,oriuin, oOsprinp Of Art,Io.
rro,c Wb;o,rty viii, Nirrer on the
h,sin s,o,os p 9h,e Dcmocr5ry off the
,r,nL D;s,,nouIod SbodIy Contractors,
md hal Whi.tov IMAGINE or (onlly
Jroom lint Tho ,tgrlv n, rio,s who scorn.
J,Lo .bo,tlss If norty At lho breaking
IN, or ,Lo ya, ,nl roisl tbcir voices nnd
oro,s FIR T,brrIy and Country, will now
s"oI ,Le Sn,hr,rO If n oor,v which paus
al ,bam ,nrinus hours Of oyiyering
,,ork,anI nnror,aintv in ,ha dark DAYS
whom reason hal armed hosts who
iLtust nrionsIv NJ the Nn,ious vi,aIs.
RI, however these delusive nhsntoms
nav he nnr,uoJ by these noble yoaths,
it il consoIiog to know ,ha,t no single
ios,,nco has a solitary man deserted The
sI;n wbo was rclieI roon daring the
war There oroafw who have be!sken
,bom ,civos 10 fla rnomy's camo. Blu,
thsy wore ,creons who ALWAYS had to
be Jr;ycn 10 = ssnse Of ,hcir du,v BY
orb,ic .an,imerI or who ware sustained
a. III, snwnrnJ;r, circumstances Of
frionls ar , sars, oi shnmo nj hero
min, omen cp.nies of the govern
NM Thnsc WHO ware II, heart loyal
dnrinc tho war viii hesitate long before
thcv will deliberately vote Ih,t party
now rlamoripr for the ascendsncy shall
bcrome donin,rt ia the coun,ry. There
ara man reasons wbv thew should hest
tate. A br,brh Of The 80 called Do.
mocrscy. as before classified, brought
about he war, 1t declared that ley,l
tender currency was uncons,i,u'ionaI.-
It reioi,ed At the Union defeats and
rroOpeJ in shirt when Union victories
we're announced II, chief men refused
Ia vote a do,larin CONGRESS-, to save the
life of the Milton. It orgnnizsd mobs
comnosai nF fans of ,hous,nds ia the |
Chief northern CITY of the Republic, 10
resist the lawful call of citizens to de-
(epd ,bs National Sovereignty. 1t in. |
cited lis deluied followers 10 shoot Pro
yost Marshals and revenue officers in
loyal States, AMI to assemble in noun
tuinous districts aud build forts oal lay
out camps to preventtbc csll of troops |
hy the lsHtaI authority of the land. =
After embarrassing the prosecution of |
the war for III, restoration of the Union,
for nearly four years; 1t solemnly re
solved in the National Convention thai
nomino,cl Mcclellan at Chicago that
tho war was failure and that peace
Ough. to be made; well knowing that the