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I'■ li-n—rI he iMiiornnn.Er. Record.—The panorama of the laterebellion which is being exhibited at Mo*-Lfctriro on Wlatory—No. 4.ponents Would have the advantage of usBY PROFESSOR DEDBETE.been seriouslyWo must glorify the Constitution, althoughwe once declared it to be “a league with theropol i tan Theatre, h worth seeing. I at ten- interfered with, owing to the time I have Mevi,» *n** a covenant with hell,” but weded last evening.good, spent in furthering tho plans of the party of I)('°ple h»ve foigotten that. \«i willi. m.i m.also tho jokes by Davis* ditto* the music, j prpeat moral ideas, freedom and miscegena* confhfo in the*r fj^noraoce. We must diBut the leader of the orchestra when requested to start up John Brown, made aI Ption.I have succeeded in convincing anounce ail \sho dare to think differentlymistake and hit, ‘‘Landlord fill the flowingp. mp mp. m.bowl,” which although an excellent piece Ofmusic, was hardly Buitabie for the Armv ofsmall portion of the community here that ! Born us, as copperheads, disloyalists andmiscegenation is a lovely doctrine to be-; r(,,,els. V\e jnust make a wuityi ol eveiylieve in. and a .sutet-scented one to prac- ! horso °r murderer who happens to getthe Potomac to march by. The dirge, renamedf». mv1 i sedbattle (the only instance when he appearedtice. Bv untiring and earnest efforts 1 haveestablished the first ‘‘Practical Miscegena-South. We must do everytionin Pi thole. The society isin front) was truly excellent. Those whonecessarily small at present, but it will con-thing in our power to fire the Northernheart, and get up a crusade against theSouth.mce.tinue to grow and expand. My brother rad-Whoever doesn’t believe as wo do is aicals hereabouts have been finding faultSoldiers can, amidst the rattb* of musket- with me for advocating this doctrine openly,ry, the roar and flash of canon, fight theirbetover again. I almost forgot that I cated up to this standard. They say theywas a draft runner and Canadian exile, but rI1 believe in the great principle, and be-as the pomp and pngontry of war passed in | lieve it to bc hiK,,.tonud mora), yet theymiserable ignorant copperhead, unfit tolive on the face of the eart h. If we had tincourage we would clean out all such unbelievers.It is a very lamentable fact that most ofiy# * review, I imagined myself a sutler with dare not go before the people with it, for hut we.have with u« such gallant and ex-my life in my hand about to offeiice,bleeding sacrifice. c.mvself a i fear that our party will be defeated at thethe fighting men of the war are against us.Those who never | coming election, and then we should lose wore the blue, can here see all the tuu of apert thieves as Generals Butler, Neal Dow.and a hoet of other heroic men; besides that. v.r.Eastbattle without any of the danger.our last chance to get up another war and1 plunder the country, imprison copperheads,eminently successful military leader, General N. P. Banks. We have also with usbndIrv-ilso,a1 rot. Dedbeie \\;e there and wrought up suppress newspapers that dared to utterto a high spirit of excitement, and pointed word against us, and rule the land through* out as they came in view, several differentW. j battles where be received mortal wounds.I y. ajjK‘iV but when closely questioned, rememberedall the bushwhackers of the South, whoserved on both sides during the war, andwho now come to our arms as Southernout its length and breadth by military com-We must loyalists—pure and undefiled.missions and provost-marshals.that it was friends of'his acquaintances in- nnd tax the North. Th is we can do ifhave another chance to plunder the South makft capital out of tho Southern LoyalistWe shallwe !Menagerie, cow traveling under the direc-Peststead of himself, who ‘foul.’ Ever since he only talk aloiit our great patriotism, and ! ^on of that polite and gentlemanly veteranickwas pronounced exempt from military duty,he has imagined himself a soldier.i if*Swamp Axuejmake the pe*ple believe, as they do in NewEngland that ours is the only Union partyin the country. In order to successfully deshowman, Parson Brownlow, I have left\ War*! of Cantion.ceive the people, we must not say anythingt.A correspondent ot the Titusville Herald, onr pet doctrine, of noero sufTr»f-e andmany things unsaid to-night, for want of time.- 1 will give the finishing touches inmv n**xt lecture. I shallmiscegenation. When we once more getfhe*in speaking of the careless manner in which IIt is well settled that I ‘he/nachioery of power under our control wei» can' force these obnoxious doctrines uponengines are run, savs:pay my .respects to that young Crocus soon. His questionsrequire study. They shall be answered ina lucid manner.The head clerk and the cashier of anin\Vornnlt;theR.attr at ! fh/ii.i la Hmu fit». ..it tKagent de change, in Paris have lx»en arrested ! t«
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Pithole City Daily Record
Pithole City, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Sep 22, 1866
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