The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-10-07

good Know Nothing. %. s. Journal
Unbiased Expression OF OPImlOm
cOfleeFhing the Democrmtie pars
~, by Prominent DesnOeraSHa
Candidates.
BY VIM. s. Rosecraus, first ehoics
for Governor:
81 am amazed that any one could
think Of "peace on any terms.' He
who eDtertains the sentiment is ft only
TO be slave; he who ntters it at this
time is, moreover, a traitor to his
country, who deserves the scorn and
contempt of all honorable men,
Letter to the Ohio Legislature, Feb. 8, '69
| BY John NJ. Connell, candidate fof
Attorney General:
''What iDcalculable mischief is being
done by these Northern allies! Their
speeches and newspapers are quoted,
and reports of elections reported in
Southern papers, as evidence, not of
any hope of restoring the Union, but
TO show that the loyal people of the
North are becoming willing to submit
to any dishOnorable and humiliatine
terms of peace, based even on a full
recognition that this fendish rebellion.
was right, and that it was well to de.
strOy this Government. Give some Of
the wasted sympathy so lily but freely
bestowed upon the old political hacks
and demagOgues who SEEK blessed
martyrdom In Lincoln bastiles, to the
suffering but bravely enduring soldiers
who i'll the camp, the field and the boss
pital, bear real hardships uncompIain.
lngly. II treason must ran riot In the
North, keep it there; insult not your
soldiers by sending to them the vile
einanations Of the traitors who are,
riding into Office, place and power,
over the ruins Of the Government, and
making them the stepping stones. In.
suit US not by letters, speeches and pa.
pers which tell as that we are engaged
as hirelings in an unholy abolition wa.
which make mob idols of the hour
Of those whose hypocritica1 demagogu-
cry takes shape in cowardly, covert
treason-whOse constant vocation is de-
nunciation of their Government and its
armed defenders. The Army Of the
West is in terrible earn est--earnest to
conquer and destroy armed rebels
earnest to meet force with force-earn-
est in its hearty detestatiOn of cowards
ly traitors at home-earnest in will and
power to overcome all who desire Che
nations ruin. Address Of the army Of
the Cumberland. --t-..e
BY Samuel F. Cary, Chief Mission,
airy to the Mechanics: e5asscs
"The party that opposed the Gov
ernment in its efforts to crush out the
rebellion, and organized conspiracies
in Ohio to aid traitors the party that
denounced Lincoln as q tyrant and
usurper and our soldiers as 'hirelings
and dogs the party that denounced
the war as failure, and tried to mako
it SO; the party that dissuaded men
from enlisting, and persuaded them to.
desert after they had enlisted; the
party in Congress that opposed sub
nitting the amendment abolishihR
slavery and all our State Legislatures
opposed the ratification of that amend4
ment when submitted, this party that
now favors admission to the halls Of
Congress of the most conspicuous
leaders of the rebellion without condi-
tions; this party, stepped in crime and
covered with intamy, will doubtless be
true to its instincts and consistent in its
record, by opposing this Negro SGf-
frage smendment"-TAs 'tDedr Nirog'
Letter, March 10, 1867, 3iii' p.
BY Thomas Ewing, the Annual Ma
tional Intelligehcer Of the psrtys 1iA9
"Those men who during the war 90.
cupied position midway between trail
tor and Letter to Ohio Stats Anda
Johnson Convention.
By Lewis D. Campbell, candidate for
State Senator from Butler: 9F
"We have read in Milton that it took
the devil seven days to fall from the
battlements OF Heaven into the Bottom
less Pit. He had recently made acom-
pntatiOn, and according to his calcuia1
ton it would take the internal rebel
copperhead Democracy Of Butler COun-
ty seven times seven days to reach the
bottom of the internal regions. ~
Speech at Hamilton in 1864. G1o G11u
BY the Democratic candidate for Sen.
ator in the 18th District.
In the organization of the bogus
Confederacy every department was un-
der the control and guidance Of some
partisan Democrat. p" all that
kept it (the Democratic party) from
breaking out in rebellion against the
Government was that in all the Nofth'
, ern States the party was in minority.
4 The unenviable distinction
! and shonor of having been the first
y great political party in the history Of
4 the Republic for seventy years. rebel
ling against the best Government ia the
a world, because it was defeated at an
; election lawfully conducted, belongs 10
3 the party that arrogated to itself ths
a proud title of Democracy. r. Hsb~
' bell, in a speech delireref in 1858