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Story August 26, 1863

The Ashland Union

Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio

What is this article about?

At a large Democratic meeting in Mansfield, a leading Republican official remarked to another abolitionist that they must spare neither time nor money to counter the rising tide of copperheadism among the people. The text mocks these efforts, stating the people are not for sale.

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"Spare Neither Ricic nor Money."

A leading Republican office-holder at Mansfield on the day of the late monster Democratic meeting at that place, was overheard to remark to another abolitionist, "that the very devil had got into the heads of the people, and that we must spare neither time nor money in efforts to check this mighty popular torrent which was rushing towards copperheadism."

These abolition recn-bellies may as well quit first as last. The people are not for sale, and they had best save their "time and money."

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners Moral Virtue

What keywords are associated?

Republican Office Holder Democratic Meeting Mansfield Copperheadism Abolitionist Political Torrent

Where did it happen?

Mansfield

Story Details

Location

Mansfield

Event Date

The Day Of The Late Monster Democratic Meeting

Story Details

A leading Republican office-holder at Mansfield was overheard remarking to another abolitionist that they must spare neither time nor money to check the popular rush towards copperheadism after a large Democratic meeting. The narrative advises these abolition recn-bellies to quit, as the people are not for sale.

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