The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-08-19
IMPORTATION WANTED.
which st IL Expected Any Democrat
Can Furnish, en Application. Con-
cerning the Democratic Parsy's
Friendship for theiUnion soldier.

CALDWELL, o., Aug. 7.
WANTED.
/. A white blackbird.
2. A Democratic speech, made at
ano time or anywhere, in which Gems.
Sherman, Grant, Sheridan, Logan,
Leggett, Howard, Banks. Lew Wallace,
Fitzpatrick, Hartranft, Noyes, Comfy,
Hayes, Burnside, Sickles, or any other
Union General of national reputation
and especially brilliant military renown
is spoken of with anything but con-
tempt aud scorn, coupled with mani
fest COpperhead hatred Of the Union
soldier.
3. The names Cd OF all Union SOL
diers nominated aud elected TO State
Offices by Democrats in Kentucky,
which gave go, 600 soldiers TO the Union
army; or in Ohio, either, during the
War for the Union.
4. The postoffice address OF every
Union soldier nominated and elected
10 county offices in Ohio (deserters ex-
cepted) in strong Democratic counties
like Montgomery and Monroe.
). Ohio having had three Democratic
/ Legislatures since the War, and these
Legislatures having had the opportu-
nifty 10 appoint not less than fourteen
officers at 50 day, often more than
that. the names are desired also OF all
crippled Union soldiers, or even good
I Union soldiers not wounded (deserters
excepted), whom those three Legisla-
lures appointed 10 these offices during
! their six years Of ascendency IN Ohio.
8. The pames of all Union soldiers
originally appointed TO the lucrative
I sinecures around the House and Senate
in Washington since Congress, on eth
/ or branch Of it, became Democratic,
also the names Of all Rebels appointed
! there by the Democrats 30 I'LL vacan-
cies caused by the removal of one-arrn-
ed and one-legged Union soldiers.
7. A file of speeches since the War,
and during the War, made by Demo-
Gratis denouncing Lee, Stonewall Jack
son, Vallandigham, Pendleton, and
/ Voorhees,.
8. Quotations from Democratic news
papers during the War giving verbal
aid and comfort To the Union army, re-
! joicIng in great headliness and strong
words of commentator and praise OF
our soldiers over Union victory, or
sad and sympathetic in tone when our
arms met with reverses. This would
be q curiosity more priced than the
| original draft of the Declaration OF In
! dependence, for il is far more rare.
Q. Quotations from the speeches of
onr two Ohio Senators delivered dur
ing or since the War, that were read
/ in the camp and at the soldieS' reun-
ions since the War, aud cheerei 10 the
echo by our soldiers, and Kissed by
Rebels.
10 Quotations from the speeches
aud editorials Of Ohio Democrats dur.
ing the War, indorsing Lincoln and
/ Stanton. Chase and Grant IN their civil
and military movements, and asserting
boldly that we were right and the Re
bells were wrong, aid that the Demo
cratic party of Ohio was the friend Of
the Union soldiers and the enemy ~
the Rebels.
IL. The secret cause the actuates
every Democratic orator 20 denounce
with unmeasured and exceptional bit
terness the threc great successful Gen
erals OF the Union army, aud TO praise
some miserable small renegade Union
officer whose reputation Tor honor aud
honesty IN war vnd peace is more than
questionable, provided he votes the
Democratic ticket time or two.
II. \ Vallandigham or Pendleton
eulogy Of lSG3 in praise Of Lincoln.
l3. \ leaf froH, the history of Dem
ocracy m OHIO, recording It's renuncia.
tion Of Southern Democrats. its abhor-
renee of State rights, its denunciatlon
Of Belle Isle, Libby, aud Andersonville
its sorrow for the Union dead, its sym
pathy with the widows and orphans Of
those who perishcd in battle, its a,
quiescence in the drafts, greenbaek is
sues, emancipation. and payment OF
the soldiers.
As L have never seen any OF the
above things. any one having posses
sion OF any of these rare curiosities in
Democratic history, will confer great
favor by mailing them TO
PRIVATE DALZELL.