The following remarks, from the Easton Sentinel,
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The following remarks, IRON llle Easloh oeh'ihei,
very appropriate and suited to any and every
section, where brawling dastards may be found -


"Whenever you hear man railing out against the
wickendess of war, especially going on at the
time, or quizziDg and raducing those who manifest
willingness and readiness to their country, SCI
that man down for a coward and a poltroon- The
man that talks loud and brave about war, may, or may
not be a coward. The man who says little but acts
promptly when duty calls, may be relied upon while
the man who swears he wont go out of the State to
fights eternally croaking about the horrors and
all who show willinness to aid in repelling the in
yader from any and every spot our territory he may
pollute-that man you may set down certain for q
coward