, 1876-10-09

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Of citizen. Let the work be done thor
oughly md promptly.
A WORD TO DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS.
At the recent Indianapolis gathering Of
so-callcd soldiers and sailors there were,
undoubtedly, some Union soldiers who
fought in the War OF tho Rebellion, and
went there rs soldiers in beha1f of T1npEK
and HENpn1cKs. To such men wo havo
word to soy. In the first plaoe, VIC would
commend to them the following extract from
public speech, mado by hfr. HAYES in 1861:
judge MATTHEW'S and have agreed to 60 into
the service for The Was,-f possible. into the samo
regiment. spoke my feelings 10 him, which he
soId rcro his own, that this was Just md ncces-
aary War, and that It demanded tho whole power
Of tho country; that woud prefer to 60 into 1t If
kuow was to be killed In tho COURSE Of IT, rather
than 10 liyo through and after 1t without taking
part in 1t.
As M offset to this, We take the following
extract from speech made by Mr.. TtlDEA
at the Twedd1e Hall Convention in Albany,
N. T., in tho saruo year, as officially reported
in the Albany Aryus, his organ:
Ilo argued strongly ngaiaat coercion, showing tho
strength and resources of the Southern states, and
ea1a ds,ar ~ fsan, m1un~ng ,nto m ciyii ,st
cannot fail to prove ilIsaatrous to Us as nation,
and to bring poverty and suffering On cur own
citizens.
n1 .mS rs e,ronn'.tanrss @ r." n.s -, fo,ce to
cocrco tbs south Iuto tbo Union.
We earnestly commend these two extracts
to the elasa Of soltliors Of whom We haye
'spokon, and, after reading them, NO would
aak them tl,o question. How thew could ncq-
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4oo. 0' eo.e&' ".tAA1' t"N9'o'4s s..oo :. -
the hepnol>can cteieEai auu 10 10 1ne1anapo-
lis as soldiers In the interests Of the man who
MANLY uronlaitned that lie would resist tho
,,ao ~ foxoo q, coor,a tho po,,+1, ir+, }ba
~
Union III otnef "osos. 'uas Ae "ouio sea'01
the Union army? We would ask them,
What did kfr. T11.DEN do by word or by decd
=; 5ofo,.o ~ this o,,r+rv o- IN av,noc4hv
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+1o a,1,,,, a,o,,1a onro, tbanea1,os =. .,,;1;ary
I'D ,,o.sro,. h nom,crot;o c1ph, i, o,or;f,
T-ram,,9 mt ho. ~, r.,, aoro ~, ~.
s,1d;ar2 ,vi,1 soms aoli,ie- TN ma
- ha In, 5ono roth;r,, for tba eo,a;or d;a
4, ~ S.a' -. 11,Ns.,:. ~ ;. ~, -. ~ ~
tuey W W Aials't1aPona " a'snty 1"ae 4ao.s
Lid they go there to mnka public acknoWl-
edEeluout OF their error? Did they 10 there
tn oal nardon for having beou aoldiars. and
H.. o..'.,. ia. a., ri.
we WILL put upon RECORD 1of tno sake Oh
these soldiers q fow faets bearing upon tho
rn1at;nus of T,r1nRN tn tho an1f2}era E1oy
11.,pnvoo,, nj yormont .pho 1aa known
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or'se" Isos.., ,.o,. IT, .,,x.....,ou ,.,,h ,.,,
near the close Of Tho Wnr, TINT every man Of tbs
United States army that marched scross southcrn
soll was ttespasses: ana liable to au: Tor Jan
ases IN aa as'om o 'oa ae ,ss. @ ~
,yns nj. oninton. ns a iawror. That tbts 0ovor1.
a1ent could enlist men, nut arms in thc. hands,
and send them to tue projection Of tho Govern.
,n.nt sos;n.t ftec,s nnd thr fnrn;s,, trhnn.,s in
try lis own aoldletu "a t,osuaasera-an ba raid II
wss.
I ,v,a u IT,. ~, ,h,va ~aag,,, tb.t .hosr
s,11,"a NAV" >@'S.>
solaleIh went u A1o4ahHpou5s
hlr. DANIEL +. JONES, an agent OF the
United States Christian Commission duripp
~. vor ,,.la tba fo,1,.v;,,, r+o. .on,o,t ,.,,3a,
| -,
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During The time when tho United statea Christ!ar
Conni'salon Was IN existence, anu about sertcHhe
Of 1865 whose mission It was to fnfn'ah snppl!e'
OF provisions and medicine TO tho sck aud wound
eo soldiers q then holding an appointment unuo
said commisston), Mr.. sAsukt j. GttpKH wa
waited on by INC and solicited to aid, wheI
tic salI D. J. ItLpzA made IN substance tho toi
lowing reply: ~ would sathsr see all tho soldter
stsrse to death than to give them one cent?" ant
the said .. J. Ts.pss did not contribute.
Was u tot 1ho aoo'o season That thea'
aolaieFa went 70 !na'Anaponsf
IAe hos' = W. FLOWERS, OF Detfolt' wh'
lost Ieg IN the service, called upon l1LpEl
in 1867 to procure hiR influence to be re-
ta1noa in n ANAL of,,ca vh;o, te held In Nav
vo-I. r;t., At.- ,,.oan,,t;,.' - sf.
1"1A 9't5' 3""'& PAo9'astns 1o'se'' III
FLOWERS s0ySs
lit. TtlpEA road tho letter, and then asked N
| II weFo Democrat I replied In tho negative