Year: 1862

opinion that if they get in power peace will


soon be declared by compromise to let


them go. Men of Delaware, we know as a


mass you do not want dissolution of this
Onlon You do not want one star or one


stripe erased from our glorious old flag


Inc leaders of your party have again and


again declared that they preferred dissolution
to making the South observe, obey and re-
spect our laws. Under these circumstances
1t IS the duty of all patriotic citizens to dis
regard former party affiliations and vote
only in direct opposition to the party of
dlsloyalty, which they can only do by vote
ing the Union ticket, every man on which
is earnestly in favor of the State and Nation
al Administrations, and firmly determined
on the vigorous prosecution of the war to
successful completion.


Every candidate on the Democratic ticket, |
should be viewed with suspicion, as the
course OF the party is clearly disloyal and its
object is to build up formidable opposition
to the government in Congress itself. where
the war policy may be tettered by the pas
sage of unfriendly Legislation, and by the
refusal to pass the requisite appropriation
bills for the service of the government in
this contest.


We say then vote the Union ticket right
straight through. Every man OH it is
worthy Of your support. VIM. Cannon the
candidate for Governor has been long
prominent man for the position for which
he is candidate, and, in Legislative expe- t
rlence, business tact and personal integrity j
is every way qualified for it. t


Hon. Geo. P. Fisher, your present able
representative in Congress, again claims i
your suffrage as the only loyal man NOM
mated for the position, for whom you can S
'ole' Delaware, to have loyal position. {
''ust elect Geo. p. Fisher to represent her a
IN the next Congress, for his opponent has /
expressed opposition to the government v
ontlnally, opposed all the efforts of the o
administration to suppress the rebellion t.
nd restore the Union, and set himself {. fair p
no square" on the rebel doctrine elet y
hem alone:" and hence, maintaining such lc
plnlons, cannot represent loval sentiment t,
existing in Delaware. Mr. Fisher has p
TODD boldly by the interests of our State in o
IL the trying period through which we have le
cen passing, having the double duty Of Al
'okmg after our interests in the Senate ~
"here we hadtwo Senators opposing every h
'yal measure) as well as in the House. and G.
tar seeing man he boldly sustained the 70
leasures which the interests Of the nation de- n
a"CIed Return him, that he may give our tr
tate the record in the great National dram if,
IA, which twenty years hence we shall w
ish she possessed, H.
Our county ticket too, should receive the nc
pport OF every loyal man in the county. M
ID If so we have no doubt it will be tri- ;ts
nphantly elected AS the term of one Of od
If U. 5. Senators will expire on the fourth f.,
March next, the choice Of the successor 60
Ill dcvolve upon our next Legislature, and g;
is should induce all patriotic men to vote no
r the Union candidates for the Lepisla. bo
re, lest, by permitting their opponents to tn
It IN, the open advocate of secession. Jas oh
. Bayard, should be selected Senator sr
Friends Of the Union, not only vote. but 60, e
ork, for the party until the 4th day of u,,
ovember, and roll up a big majority for do
e Union ticket. y


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