Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 9, Number 5, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 September 1863 — Page 2
VOLUME 9
THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, NUMBER 5
THE PLYMOUTH HE3I0CRIT! 3n wIloLearcmorsctl,c 4,warpoli-juhlicr, asa soldier; as a politician wc re- eign nation. Hut we intern! to bring Mr. assault was ma Jc upon Tort Wa-iv ' cy" of the administration, and the Trcsi- gpcct his views when we deem them cor- j Vallandijrhain back. We askel Mr. Lin- was repulsed. It it intimated th:
T. . VANVALKENBURGH, : : Editor
PLYMOUTH, I.MMAW: T ii u i: s d a y , Sep. 3, 1803.
dents proclamation of freedom, will of rcct.
course s
unport the ticket nominated by ,, Tl . m, . Kdituk Democrat:
the Convention. The question naturally , . , . . . ,. ,J Ihe people are mdecd stirn arises as to what is. the ''war ihcv, ot t , . . A , . , . , , j last Niturday I attended a mectn
ner, which
repuiseu. it it intimated mat Jieau-
coin to give him back as a private citizen. regard, in the event of Charleston being if he had done so. I would not have accep-' agnin shelled, will take the Federals in the
I tlVl vmir iiritntiitinii 4.i i.mfmi-iiif (,w I? .-. .... ,1 ,,.'o 1 .1 1. 1 i f tli,ti in
Stirrill' On J"" IHIIIIHHJH IUI HUlVUrfHl UUI- lUlUIUOH'J JU O 'll .1111 Uir.ll IIIUIV IHUJAI III
c ernor. I do not want the office, or any exposed situations thronirh-ait the bom-
uic goernincnr. -m iar as u nas uceu j , f Q;, T , . other; but. when he refund, 1 determined, barded tit v. A tvkl turner savs that air11 11 i. i i i'LiuocraP) oi ciier Lake illago in Kos-: 1 1 iit curbed t lie policy is sunpiy irecuoiu : , n,,,.,- . y 1 a . come what mi"ht tome and mine, of prop- ner cannot be approachc! bv mining, from r4i i . t. Kiusko countj, near the line oetween that " . , ,. ; ' , , 11 . , of the negro at any and every c-ost It is , c aml Wabash, r wbich there were ' crt-' lwrsonal T anJl,n 1 the tact that water ,s reached everywhere declared amply and fully by 3Ii Lincoln I , . .would call upon the people to bring him on Morris Island at a depth not exceeding
and his counselors and advisers. Ihere . . 1 back a (
ii . ,i . rui .iiucras niirn as 4iu u hut mce npfd bn no itipstnmiiu' on tlm noint. no 1 . " inj.uiu'i,uui uiui
i , ,. i it l i'emocraey ot Silver Lake village, m KosuveIo:ed the policy is simply '-treedoin . , r. . , ,. , ' , ,i 4 J i . t. j ciusko County, near the line oetween that : the neirro, at any and every cost. Jtis , , . i" i i r ii i m r- i tounty and H abash, v which there were ;clared amply andfullvbv 3Ir. Lincoln . . ' "l tlc lt ii. 1 i i" i . . ry, not less th.-.n 3000 persons present some id his counselors and advisers. Ihere . . 1 1 ii ,i . lut the nuv.iberas hiirh as 4000 but those
iivv ui, iv uvcuviiiu,, wv, A...v, "v i i . . . i-ii win urmg nun oacK. i Know you win; vaguene, on the subject. Not only U it jh K lri him b;lcL I now you will elect Campaign a part of the -policy" to liberate the no- fl- 51 wf tLc ar' Ja3 Irc" him, and, as to the rest, I will sec to it al groesofthe South, but also to dualize ; U WCrc at Ieast 00 PCnS , that Uc is inau-ratod. fCheersl If nee- 4t ,,.
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overnor of the State. We six feet.
will brins: him back." I know you will;
them with white men.
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DEMOCRATIC CO., TICKET.
."OR cocxTr cleuk: JOHN C. CÜSHMAN. FOR CJUXTT commissioner: LEONARD' II. ALLEM AN. Foft suuvevor: JERRY M. KLINGER TOR LAND AITRAI3SR: JOHN B. KITCH.
the other day declare!, in answer to the
I The meeting was held in a magnificent r,
essary
Cheers
we will take a hand. If David
ilust Constitution-
Uberly.
The Abolition press begins to foreshad
ow the principles which will be avowed by
The following named gentlemen will net ar-i argents for the Democrat, in their YRrfotrs Townships, until further notice, and are authorized to receive subscriptions nnd mtftey for the Democrat Office: Center Township, II. M. Logan, tTerraan Township, George Koch, ?Torth Township, Charle BarclaV,
Polk Township, West Townllip, Union TowDship, Gn-en Township, Bourbon Township, Walnut Township,
T. B. Merton, John Zfiunkr, Jam? Brooke. Daviu Zehner, S. Bkai.s, Jamss M. Wickizer,
Tippecanoe Township, Dr O. P. Smith. MOÖESTW Sometime somebody said of Modesty that it was " a cjuality which best become a woman." While this is true, we must insist that 3 slight tincture of this virtue ir not unbecoming to a man. There are men
inquiry of a conservative man, that he :
would not ehanire his policy even though a restoration of the Union could thus be effected. The Chicago Tribune, one of the most prominent abolition journals in the country, declares that the Uniou as it was will never blot the pages of history, or curse the eyes of man ajrain," and the respect in which it is to vary is that if restored at all it must be restored with slavery abolished. Rather docs it choose disolution, to the Union as it was. So docs our neighbor of the Ihpuhlkan. So do the adherents of the party which adopted the foregoing resolutions. Ask them if they would prefer separation to a restoration of the Uniou with sdavery as it existed before the rebellion, and if they answer you truly they will say separation. Abolition or separation is the clearly defined '"policy" of the a ltniuistration, with minor details thrown in, such as suppression of free speech, and free press; the doctrine of unlimited power in the President; a total disregard of all Law, and contempt for the Coustitut n. which they cannot reconcile to their ' olicv." The resolution that the soldiers are fighting for "Liberty and Union." is equally explicit, showing that Union is one object and Liberty another, but equally important in the struggle, whose liberty? no whites are sought to be enslaved. TheLiberty can only be for the negro. Then our brave boys are out fighting for the liberty of negroes and the Union. All who endorse the "War policy" of the administration and a war for the free-
, Tod, couutcri art ofLincjlu our President, 4, . , .. stately 4l , . , Ik , m , n the Abolition Convention when it assemJ mountebanks both it David lod can call , ,. r., .
out every able-bodied man in thirty-two
counties, with tin cups and blankets, and
bles. under the call of the Republican Com
mittee, in September next. It is a cam-
' tviirn !i.r-.iiit ( iwt i t ii 1 5 1 in .'i 1 liberfv tli.it, it
on foot, to chase Morgan on horseback, ' : n p . A A u , 7 . i timruwi'il ta nnen. I nr nunc Men s
with nothing to arm and feed them, it he . , , A . .. . lficent din- i . , , , , r . , , Committee have been used to indicate the , can do that, 1 dou t think I would have . A . , AO A . , 4 ,
grove, under the slu'dow of some
'Butternut" trees, th it reared their branches to heaven, as if unconscious of the anath
emas of llaskall and Burnside. Every ar- i
rangement was madi for the comfort of
speakers and hearers. A magn
11 . any dimculty in calling out OÜAlUü or IUÜ,without money and without price. Two - . . i, . nii i vQ) stalwart, able-bodied men, lully armed large beeves had been fatted and roasted ; . . , P . A c, . . . . . , and equipped. Ireemen ol Ulno, to receive tor the occasion, and, in addition, the ta- , . . , , ,. ' their liovernor elect at the Canada line, bles were loaded with every delicacy that , , . , t fT , . . , , , . , ,i llRd escort huu to the btate House, aud see that rich country could afford, prepared by ir . . . . . - . , 1 . i tl:lt 11C tiltes tnc oatu ot ottice. dreat the lair hands ol the ladies, who God . . .. . , T , . . ... rp , , ' , cheering. And 1 would not be like lod, bless them were there in numbers not to . . . . , . .. , , . , . , , issuing two proclamations a day about it. I, .,....,1 1... I . A 1 I... I
uc tuuiiitu. out laiiiei io vv I'siiwiiucu o . T ... , . i .1 . T .he crc. The ,ust f ,l,o,n won, elo,-ant ' Um! l one proclamaüon, auJ then I kti Court Martial. hU ffcl,sc
... -ii l t ' wouiu go iuyseu Fashes bearing our natiun.il colors, ana by; ..
their presence, smiles and cheers contributed not a littl ; to the enjoyment and enthusiasm of the hour. The National ensign was' everywhere displayed, while several military bands in attendance discours-
charactcr of the platform to be adopted.
They sa.y: Wc have lived to see men prefer loyalty to party before loyalty to country; to see a fugitive criminal justly condemned after a fair trial, for mis-prison of treason, held
up for the office of chief magistrate of another State.
The trial of Vai.laniuoiiam was by a
was
not proven, his sentence was unknown to the law, and the sense of the people every
where revolted at it. The Bepublicans
propose to assume the responsibility of ar-
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A large Assortment of Perfumery constantly on hand? AT LEMON'S DRUG STORE. Aug.28. 1862. 3lm3
ilcir flvcrti5!cmcnt$.
LOOK UKltEy EVERYHOI)Y !
even in our little community, who could
increase their present f-tock without dctri- jom f the ne'ro will please vote for the mcnt; in fact tould improve themselves ly j nominees of the Convention which adopted
dointr ko. AVc refer to a few disinterested, sclf-sacritieinir, political oracles, who stand on the stree tcorneis and denounce their neighbors and fellow-citizens as 'toryv' 'secessionists. copperheads,' 'traitors,' &c,
these resolutions.
War and 1o!IUc m. While we have as much respect for the eallaut soldier, who has gone forth to bat-
THE NE WSWashington, Aug. 21. Wt h:i-o! .1 rtMtor;ition of the renorts
that Fort Sunipter aud W aguer have Leen j i i occupied bv the Federals. One despatch; ,
cd that soul-stirring music that the patriot frmu Fortrcss Monroc statc, that Suiupter ! c accePtcU thc uc- " lovestohear. There wore a good many hjM surreiulered ad Waner been blown ! tcd t,,cm in 1,a,f t,ic -Nortliern states last soldiers present who entered cordially into! .1 n.WtW tho t.rs and strines ir? and il rthem to thegroundn,
tho. si.irit nn.l nnrnno of ti n. ontiiur . , .... . . i the remainder now. Let Democrats -o
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The meeting was addre:. by M. A. 0. resses." The capture of Charleston with- t" t he conccst as the Uiampions ol ion-
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certainty. A ashmuton correspondent J ' , , " . . . -there will be no doubt as to the result. states that Jeast liutler is to assume . A
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II. .V. WORK, Plymouth Marshall Co. Ind.
are triumphantly wavin
Packard, of Plymouth, and E. Van Long jn a few Jays i;. rronoUnced to be a
of Warsaw. Everything passed off well
The most unbounded enthusiasm prevailed.. Cheers rent the air for ''The Constitution as it is, and the Union as it was," and for t,Vall:uidirhani and Libertv." It was the greatest demonstration of the kind
command of Charleston as soon as it shall
have fallen into Federal possession. j Charleston has been a grev'iis sinner, but
Yuuhccdoiti vrry .Sick.
not to an extent to warrant this punish-! The JJoston ILnrlJof Satnrdav last
I ever witnessed, and I think 1 have seen menL uc to the pockets of its inhabi-; Sns. -Yesterday the Uoard f Enrollsome pretty good things in that line. ; t:mts! j mc"nt cxam:nc,i 10 nien. 0f whom L I were The people ofthat portion of Indiana Thc rcbd -n a raiJ upon the llappa-' exemptcJ for physical di.-ability. 41 from
v - -"- h k jlivcr CJlr,t,ired the irun boats otli.-r c las.. Ii ha.t pan.1 til i c mimiit.ition .. - i ii .i i .1 -ii
mined that as for themselves, thev will
nevrr give up their rights, nor the govern ment of their lathers which secures them X.
sjatellite and Ec.-die and thc revenue cutter money, 11 furnished accepted substitutes.
Putnam, lioe has fallen back on the Vir- and 10 were held for service. , ginia Central llailroad, and sent reinforce- "In the Forth District another small ! mcnts to Charlestcn and East Tennessee, days' work was don:, only ."! presenting
il fi trim 4 ii ii nf itoi . f. i tj-1i i f-' I ncrr illas are verv active in Northern lheni.-e!ves for cxamiuat". n
JAMES M. DALE :::::: Troprietor.
Who are ur receiving direct from New York
aud Boston a LARGE AND WELL SELECTED j r i
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES Boots fvxncL SIiooö, QUEENSWAUE, HARDWARE, Hats, Caps and Clothing Ami in fact almoit evrv kiiul of of gooila used iu ihi country; which they oßr AT THE VERY LOWEST C.VSU PRICES.
The underpigded has established a Ni tv Crw.ry Store one door wr?t of Decker's con.rr, :i l.aporte street, and will at all times keep a compU t assortment of Familv Groceries, of tlie verv uct qcalitv, which Le will inv.niblT fell at the lowet market pric. Richmond Älilla Flour and Feed always on hand. II. A. WOIIK, Pljrnouth, Indiana, July ICtli 18C3. n24tf New Spring and Summer
AT 11IK
LOW PRICE STORE.
100 PIECKS OK PRINTS, SELLING
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til)
20 To 30 CENTS. RICK k SMITH. -----
(Broccri) Stort.
Their motto being QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
All .ire reoetfully iuviu-! to cill and examine J r r f before Pnre!rinj? rl.-hre; mid s itisfy them- j O 1- I IV I 1 V 1,11 ' -V selves t'i.(t wc ;irc srlün i
(AT THE CLD COUGLE CORKER.)
or tiu-c i ;
rely.
and prescribe to each citizen hi duty to i tie fr his country from patriotic motive.
his govcrum M;t. and plainly .state the penalties for pursuing a different course. At the same time not Ibrtrettinir t interlard their voluntary cflTusions with irpr praise of their own noble course as patriots and loyalists if the first water, whose examples are worthy of all praise and emulation; and when we see these mci. walking
as any man can have; and most cheerfu ly and heartily do him all the honor, and award to him all the credit his noble action merit, so long as he Conduct himself in a manner becoming a patriot, a true soldier and good citizen; beyond this v.e will not 20. AV In n men miic into our midst and by virtue of a blue coat ami brass buttons,
so firmly with so large a share of the bur-land, perchance, shoulder-straps, rcmler lens of the country resting upon their ! themselves obnoxious by rude conduct and
shoulders the first impression is that they are perfect and it is not until after a close inspection that we discern a defect; and
a wilful disregard of all laws, and the rights of civiliaus presuming without stint upon their positions as soldiers we
Virginia. They capture ! a Febral m ill , were exemp t; i. 0 furn" h -d a c copied subon Friday near Harw.od Clr.-.rch; -r: )-.- d tiiules. hud paid the eor.üir.i'..r.i-:i m -u-
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i I.1.MOUII. i.u. .iu- -v, lou-. t,e puf,yiniXC) :ulil jrobble.-l up l'riy meai- ey an l , were neu tor scrweu. To the WardvnsanJ Ve?tryn;ca of St. Thomas ,crs (tp -Scotts ) ) );" mu le a da-di into Eni' r-e I y üe i to mil'.tary service is Parish, Plymouth, IndL.Vi. ; i,,.,i,, ,1 ,M7.d :i number of alwa vs listatlul to freemen; but in New
As Low, or Lower, th.m nv oiiir li'tuse in the West.
Wf !ue, ;iU'l rtiil k- ji cmi t it.tlv on LinJ, i liri:t' air. I o:ii''Ictv tuc!i oftht" BEST OF
(Ikntlkmkx: I have this day forward
ed to the lit. Rev., thc ISishop of the Dio
teims. 3Iosby had a skirmish on T Iiurs-
l'iie'Iaiid A .
aehusetts par' ieula 'i y tie
ce.se, my resignation as a lissionary of the
"'day and was wounded, it is re.vjitel. mor-' effect seem-i to be unusally distressing.
tally.
The Coiiserip'i n has developed in that
section moiv
now for me to break the verv idcisa n re-
l r i ii i dispatch rivait; the proeeeli'igs :i med iations existing lor the last two years be- i o r i o
. . at.. . m..:i in-T held at Leavenworth on rridiyeve-
iweeu om .sei e.. -m v oiueiai viuiiieenon , - ....
' ..1 ,.-l.;..l. 1... r.rsi,. ' ... y. Ul Ü.31UM.
illllg. ill 1111,1 lit. J ' 1 1..-1 1 i . i 1'iu-
inuitie-:, dis-'r.b-rs, and i! s
CIener.il 1 4:irI of Missions: Tt remains
I The .lavhawkcr Antiunv sen is u.i a '
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di i-'s -A' :i meet- tn:,t 1,0:?" ls llcir !o lU:in au-v ''"ronce
within the memories of nun or the record.-
The halt, th; lame, the blind.
as Hector of St. Thomas Parish will cease
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o i ii iiio room pss ine wiiiiiess i it? nioo'uess. me
.i . ivp...-.!. o i- . c-. rr. U'eeuiiiL'S were oi a iinrniv "ireasonaoie i "
111U X HUI Ulli l. UIUiüj lllLVl AllllllJ. -j'-
1 1. .... ,In,..,,t. llllirUl. tllü WOllK WtlUkl SOCIU to
temoerio.; c,.i....i.i 1;.. rln,.n..,l ' the majoriy of the "able-bodied''
ii retiriiiir from anions you, I thank ' ' . . .
1 'ill Vrtll
. V 1 . T 111" -lil 1.. 'i'l U lll'.'-l i-HH.H.M IUI HIV LUUM 111 V1 nncl they arc wanting in .Mouestv. Invcs- believe it to be our tluty to maintain law lJ - c J - i. . ; I i..- lii.-.
, ,. . , Iii ii- ii a l ii iiie eiueeu wwarus me, auu uic ni.ui tigatintr further disclose? other weaknesses j and order, compelling them to observe the .
A. ... ,1 i.i'iri'i i Kiiioiusse.s ou nae tiwnu iiien nuu . : Modesty would have conceal- same, even at the risk ot being uenouiiecd J J
inj i;uimi. The remembrance of thc time passed with you cannot but bo pleasant, and I bespeak for my successor your good will and
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wmcii a little
cd. Wc find them idlers, back -biters, gosfcippers, slanderers, ingrates. cli-ettts in many cases, and the most worthies class of our community, invariably. Xot particularly worthless in point of finances for ?onic of them arc Merchants, making money by trading with democrats; .some of them Doctors, receiving fees from 'copperheads,'
as a "copperhead." While soldiers light civilians pay, both bearing their respective burdens, aud both entitled to their inalienable rights under the government they are striviug to maintain. The custom is growing upon many soldiers of denouncing, in unmeasured terms,
whom they say ought to be hung; some of aJl WMJ Jiffer with them on political sub-
theni semi-preachers, who coax a good fat(jocts; and not only do many denounce all living out of their benighted followers; who differ with them, but also attempt to (and here we would remark that thc Mer- overbear all opposition, and force their chants generally bear the reputation of opinions upon citizens. Now political af-
'tnekey Healers, tne l'liysicansot vpiaeks, fa5rs Jo not llCrtai to thc duties of the
and the Uivinesot arrant hypocrites,) some- Micr, ami he has no sources of liKht and
i
make up
ijony oi tne aoie-uouiea oi jiassa-
i-i l :..n:..:....f i i,;.. .,..,1 ciuisetts. is not tne secret to oe iouna in
llUOCClie UUU iufuitii;ui, aui iii.T ivmuiai , demanded; a call being issued for -loyal tcWng palms of the examining physt- . i n !....! . til.. il , leans.
meil IO UlCCl Ov a"ia vu '.in j'i.j armed and cpuipped; and a thre.it made that, in case of a refusal of their services an anneal would be taken to a "hi-rher
ii
power
The a.abariiiK 31 an.
When the party now in power wer. l:i-
Gen. Kwin" has ordered troops . boring to overthrow those national and
to Platte City to protect it against a raid j constitutional doctrines which for FO many
He p:iiticuUr mil call at tho North Uooju of j viJvh wc will I1 to the rituen of Mar' .all an I Uowcttnl WoaJw.u-.U New Hn-.k UuiMiag- ; ,jif. n!. euMIltitfl a ,,lW fl :l t;IcV 0 l!1 ' i , ..... .
ue rure.tiseil id in lli -. !: a ol ;-mnii. Our tfo-! m IjAHCiII :iii l cur (JiroMr! arc f a .rn:Kioi: quality; ti..Se i.sMh. .-.u (Iiccrri.-a wi 1 ca.-ih suit tlicutPvUt'T ly ior
acill. Uui ls of cOMiitrv Tr Iti'-e u' h a But- ', kinds of Couii'n- Pr.li re tuV.ni in trnJ. 1t...i..r. Ilt h-i": Whcit: Corn; PoU- j " ItVIJKl i' & IILLKK.
oos Ac " tilciT. i. es liui'f for (I jo 1.4 at the new , Phiaouth Indian.!. June Ulli lfi'i . .. 4 " . ' ., . . ,st r
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PLY.MOLnr,
JAM GS M. DALE.
dental Sivcnt .taMt. j SALE, VVA-A) cD KXCUANUK.; How and Cmuiro alwaj on hau! to ltft at r3oi.nt.:e rite... We al5ü fT t!,e hihoüt markot price in e ih for llornea. Horfp- hoarded y ; lhcd,V, week und --Er rb-mouth Indian March 2Gth noStf
Telegraphic : Beauregard Ifead and Lee lies isrn cd I
hearty co-operation in the uork-the great K ycjrs ha(l hapilincss yml 1)rosperity i i i .1 l J ... ..i.i
times they are mechanics, who earn their honest penny from democrats and aholitionists alike; and sometimes they arc little better than vagrants; their worthlessncss is social aud moral. After discovering the trifling defects in th characters of these men through their
lack of Modesty we are constrained to wonder that these Pharisees have been so unwise. Hut really, in the wave and surge of popular commotion it is not strange that the lighter bodies first reach the surface, and these 'bodies' prove their buoyancy by standing up in their ignoraiieand cgotif-m and thus unstintedly and unreservedly denouncing as unpatriotic and dangerous the great Democratic Party, which mad thi government; and villifying their neighbors because they adhere to th it party.
work; we nave m nanu
May (iod bless you with great spiritual
increase, and make you
irtitu fr Iii own tirii.'il 'lorv
v. . v. vr v.l.. wv....... . . - tJentlemen, with all love and affection, and my prayers for you always, I am yours cry truly r
LoDLS P. TsClIIFEELY.
A Lruerril
lla gan" mule a raid upon La-; to the Ameriean people, they exhausted
t greai spiritual Tcnn a fcw Jays ago, and de-; every means to bring the poor laboring! instrHincnts for Ja small )rtiuu uf tie tract of thc man to their support, promising high wa-
stroyed a small i
Charleston Railroad. A Federal force ges, prosperous times, light t ixcs, ' i.eopursued them, and returned with a loss of dom of jcrson, speech aud press," "nation-
men. The Federals are not al peace, aud muneioits utner great nn.1 1 !
been successful, lieu, proveinents upon the wise an-i goo i naiion-
j twenty-seven
' stated to have
information on political topics that are denied the citizen, at home; therefore we can not think of moulding our sentiments after his, through faith, nor further than our judgment approves of his views. And, while the democratic party cheerfully cxiiwls tr nil r.firCtyft freeihiin rif ottinion it
also demands the same riirht, and will not! J ' . " , , . ,
li(S'nv (, I hat we nave icarneu witn re-
rn r c, ff , " , , (irant'sarmy left Memphis on the 27th for al g nernment whieh had given To C. S. Clcaveland and 31. A. 0. 1 ack- VicksW(r HJral TllllnajJ wcut down feit of prosperity. Hut how fares the poor ard, Wardens; J. G. Osborne, 0. Palmer, . i r man t.i-il.-iv. Where are the hiirh hoi. ß
... , A1 ,, 1 o-ii tne same oai. ini inous-m-j u.m-o - - o II.. Dickson, D-McDonald, D. h. A an Whitc Uivcr in,pirc .1 ,y the treacherous promises of the Valkenburgh, estrymen. , de,troved ,,v an accidental lire, authors of ruin? Their labor is in many
At a meeting of the Wardens and Vestrymcn of St. Thomas Parish to consider the above communication, held, Aug. 27, 1S(:, the following resolutions were unan-
Tim following Resolutions were adopted ht thc Abolition County Convention held in cur place Aug. 22d. tffSfjfvft That we heartily approve of ami endorse the etitirc war policy of the
government, including the presidents proclamation of freedom. Rrtohnt :i. That to the friends of the noble dead who have fall mi in defense of our glorious Union we tender our sincere.-t condolence; to the brave soldiers who have fought and are Mill righting under the old flag" for Liberty and Union, we say, Jod blea you; continue in the good work h well bgiirj. till every rebel everywhere is pybdued. Now this makes the issue before thc voters of MafMJ Count? very plain in-ilccd,
be deterred from exercising it by any class of men even though they don and desecrate the uniform of the Federal soldier. The democratic party has at its head men of eminence, patriotism and statesmanlike abilities, who are fully competent, to enunciate its principles, believing those principles correct it will fearlessly advocate them. If wc believe the administration to be venal and corrupt, the conduet of the war unwise and the laws in need of revision and changes, it is our duty to act accordingly, and we shall do so, even though every soldier in the field may differ with us simply considering them in
error, and willingly according them their
right of opinion and by resorting to abolition epithets, calling democrats "secev.h,"
threatening them with punishment and
such folly, they merely rob us of our re
spect for them, and in many instances
prove that they have been made the dupes of knaves, sent amongst them by the administration we denounce, and which thus seeks to prolong its miserable life. The democratic party is the true friend of thc soldier, thousands of them recognizing this fact, and thc few who do not now, assuredly will ere long. We respect every
jrret the determination of our beloved Pas
tor, Rev. L. P. TsClHFFKLY, to resign the
charge of this Parish, and that we deem it but an act of justice to express our appre
ciation of his many excellent qualities as a
Christian gentleman, and Minister of the (lospel of our Lord and Saviour, .Icku3
Christ. Jiesoh'nf, That wc hereby, for ourselves,
and in behalf of the members of this Par-
Tho rei.ortof the death of Gen. Pember- , csj- injured or destroyed. Their pay is
ton is confirmed. In the recent steam- in depreciated currency, and for every yard boat collision near Memphis, some sixty of muslin, pound of coffee, or other artilives were hist. At New Orleans, on the ties of consumption they are forced to pay l'Jth preparations were m iking for a move-. an increase, in some cases twiee or thrice ment iu some direction. times the amount that they used to pay in I It is reported that Jeff. Davis has deci-; former times. Suppose they labor for one ded, after a conference with the gubema- j dollar per day and buy muslin at 40 cents torial authorities of the Confederacy, to j per yard, they can get 2 yards for their call out an army of half a million of ne- labor. Two years ago, their day's work at groes. The darkeys are to receive as re-j one dollar would have brought them eight numeration for their services, freedom and yard of muslin of the same material.
fifty acres of l and at the end of the war. j Here then is the difference, and what is it I ThcAorAm Intel! in nrer of Sat urday j but a reduction of their wages from 8 to
has a letter from a gentleman who has re
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TTi Ohio Cudi Store haTmp r"01 ",Qto h inds of i
The ne rr?rietws ukc Vci'mc m aouncin j
TO THE CITIZENS M
This jt.irtli b: oigrccc ii daih loAd fur
1 from tlip .otith, tt.il iii itill neei tsiin. On tKin
hon ever ci rtuiu. that Ls that
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Keeps constantly on hand ai:J oflVrs fr sale, cliftp TIH2 LAKrsT.I.II EIEST
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I Ever offered in Plymouth j He alo nviuut'.u lurf l'i tt.r work nmr prn:j.-t- ' ly than an j other est.iMl.iiii-nt in the County. II I'll I I "l I K' i " . k
nr. i .oiii.M' none wiin nenineM anuo;pMcn
TMi" Adjoining COUHwlGSB ri-odi:eeofnll kiiHlst-V.niiiexthnnpe for5twk.
u w ; sii()iOu doer wuth 1 Rice nml SmithV.
That ZX - PLV.TIOVTW, I.IIIAiV.
December Söih ll2
A. RENBARtiER. r.o47 U
ceutly travelled extensively through the Koutbnrn States, in which he states that
ish, tender to him the expression of our immiilu;t southern politicians ex- have to gain exemption best wisbes for his future prosperity, and a Um-Miess to accede to a rccm- i Thc conscription, falls .. i .i I 1 I
sineerely pray tbat he may be an instru- . n i..,...;!;. J i J j 8 ruction on any terms not ol a liuuiiua .a .1.1 i..e ...!.. ... luv
uieiii in tne nanusoi mm in winning mauj souls to Christ. II. 11. Dickson, Chairman.
M. A. ). I'ackaiip, Clerk of Vestry,
Spirit ofthe Ohio Ucinotiacj.
The following is the conclusion of a
speech made by the Democratic candidate j
2J. Uut again, their freedom is usurped, and they themselves are foreed to leave their homes or give the last means they
from the field. upon them. The
rich speculator, who can profit hy their re
duced labor, can buy his exemption and
not feel the loss, but the poor man whose
ting character. lirr,. rebel sloon-of-war ran the
l,h.L,d,7nt Wilmington. N. (J., on the ''V needs his support, must leave them
ITH, inst . makin-the fourth rebel war- jlI,s 1,'muU"
TM.l th:it has ru thc bloekade of that nn'1 l,ollls of W!,r- tha-
laboring men are still blind enough to sup
port th's evr eh inging and yet nameless,
port within the past six weeks. Advices from Mexico state that the in
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f.,r Lieutenant Covernor of Ohio, on the ; tention to rccgn.zt the N.utl.ern t;onte te- : ,, , , irlti1(.pv.M.Mt.. raev i, eontinuallv foreshadowed; the re-! matters not what has been your prevr
. . 1 , ai I 11 l 1 v.. 4.. .l . i.lifi iMii i intili-1 uns politieal sentiment.-, your own fireside Oll.. t-li'il n-ia r 1 1 i m I nr hi 111 :o7- eo'MlltlOII IO lakC 1I0 e ilS SOU ,1s ,M .1 1 Mil 1 1 1- J
IMIl II ll'IV 1MI1 .'! 1 UlLIII'll. i p I . . 1.1 1 ... . . ti ii . I finil iliutit iiicik;i!v ileneilld tli.if tlie iirm
1 for Ilo was seized in the dead hour of an shall accept the .Mexican uirone. , v -
... o 1,1 eipies iu loiiui-i e.i i h in mi iu in i euisiaieil
... 1 ... . i Thev protect the poor and rich alike.
uii tne -.nn no.., me i e .e... .a.... u..i- ('an .u,y nKm mistake Ins iluly? Is not the
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the night by force of nrnn, by fraud, by ehameless, cowardly fraud; was wrested
from his family, and driven for refuge for tcries kept up a steady fire upon Fort fearful present argument enough that a
his life and liberty under thc fl.ig of a for- Sumptcr. On thc evening of that day. an , change is independable. .WtV? Urmnrrnt
GROCERIES! AND
BOOTS As S HOISS.
TOIirV 1. DEYOU, Attorney nml CoiiiKclor al hww NOTARY I'lBLlC,
; SOLDIER'S BUK PAY AND BOl'NTY AKEM
It is our intention to kcc4 coRtntlT en hand j
ATM) SOLICITOR OF PENSIONS.
V II L L A SS 0 R T M EN T , OrriCEOvor rmbmg, Drug Store, rijo
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OF
THE LATEST STYLE
BEST
mid tlio QU ALI T
jAllorniT ami founsplor al Law.
IT'OrricE im V.wk r.eii.r?, PLYMOUTH, IND.
1 Tlioso wisMng nythinp: in our line ill t!o ol topive hs a call before poing elsewhere, s, in adtition to tho inducomentt oflered atiove, we prodose to
SELL CHEAP.
OF INTEREST
TO
EVE11YFAEMER. Tin: Fornix; mti:.
c a ii ii a rv i s i: u s II. G. THAYER & CO. P I,Y MUT II I N I),
The lundorfipned lias purchased tli ii!:tfr MarviaM Count v, of Tliriulier tid Horton! r-
j tico Lateral, Fol.lini Cite, and will II l'arm
1 iium mm iaii't to me iirnirj ii tu' wiiuu; . niij(!nte is acknowledi.rd lv all who hive sen
tt, to be puperior to an? other ever invented- A a mattrr of '-onvmUiu e it will jnv lr itself iu one jear. It i rcnimtnv to u it. Call at Brownlee'a Store and rsamino it mrrita. rijroouth, Ind. Jutt 1. j . II.LVW.