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EBENSBURG, PA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 26, 1862.
VOL . 9-NO. 16
SS'ELX'II Or dizc ! world to lxk at and admire, to be-
-v "i w - c m T . f !i',inu iirn.1 iii 1 1 Kfini i rrr f rrri n
lion. D. " : T .......... b ....
uiui e.'i:i i ,j i' : , en, u . lauzi; in .iii..i
A few moments afterwards the gentleman j ia the presence of Lis listening and wen ler- j i -r 1
from rentisvlvitiia TMt. Sttvei:s! who I
think may justly be consult re l as tl.o lead'
f the Uuited Slates L.lu the k'.ir.ving r..".-.i fr
"' i i . ' y'r-r-f r py -0 i every sacrifice, save t'.at tf eternal truth, i er of his party noire oTittlR and t-
. . . i. . . lomes chesin an! ca-v. 1'or tl.at cause I I assert hi? riaht to Ik Kkl vw-a a? tho
'! t; ' '; . ". " " ' j de 5:t r.'.y humMe c:r-city, to speak to- j head of the abolition church, not even to- j . i;.ive tio purpo.-, directly or h:":irc
';t -. - 1 l:,1'ou ! ..-at. p,'.r th .t ca ur-e I can sav. v.ith the i spfctin? the claims of the gentleman from I t'' i-xr.-rc y:t.i Itulitui.i- i. (. h.tvty i:i
' , eye ( f iiii-.irxo f. r my iir.es-, no life j Illinois, Mr. Lovcj y,J kitrodri'vd the f!-
! ne ?:rt . , pfr::p-. , :... twn . ,.,.;i.-k iln; iur.d thi ran. I l.wini n Iik tihin for fhi- rc-.toration of the
run:: and won 3vr- ; pr t t'vsi. n ? In what crvs v.-cr.? tl e j II ilJ lltra vi.a L:iLt i..;:aiixict
iu? CouUrymca. and in the presecce of hie" whuhs thn in:pr:,T5cd ? Wl at ci.r.Lr.:.'- ! his futiro, v.h: 'i I l - ; o r . nile.
ou,n u support tic Ixm-titnt.vn, the rrt.-i- ! rrcrit cr-.!ued the fi,rr z.a ' f iho :.''-'- 1 i"-; ' r .'.v.. .;
e I
7r. '
: tiin.at vvvul 1 I',- more wiliing'y oilered than ' Government of our father:
i .... , . i .? .
mine. I " uereas Maverv nas cause i lua prev:.i
n- ', I'.ut a gre iter evil, a Ciore fatal
t u our posittrity
. r a:i.I can-ti-S o-hnit-T. I
l:; th-j s-ibj-.-ct under dw.us!
-s-.rA -aly t- me-.-t that r.' in
" 'J-' tS7 "1. I !"" lv? to
i-.e Fr Ural G-m-Hi!e:.t in
:: c r.n.-arpy wur w.v..1i r. ai ; ,.,r- n;s.c. f.,;- ,,f t.. lopubhc can never
ct f.r whi-.ii : u- ..-..mplfc un'.Ii the Cviiititutivn is over-
-V-U'.r.. A' '.
v core fatal calamity reb-li;.n in the Uidtid Stat-s and whereas
y than ev.-n a hostile there can be no 1 uad p -! :-at.t pvace
.. , . P,. and niii'.ii ia this Ikpublie so tnat
ti:'J,"artuftl,enatl"n I institution exists within it; and wherens
'f d.ViSI li ucros
i. i': n:v hiimuent. here threatened ou this
-s t!.-.- r.-Jtij:.. nnd th.
that war u'.d !
( thrown. A i iii a: of il tvrrl:-ry may be
n ' : e hf-re, a loya. -uvl t.uthtu: c.!;.-" ; n; aW:ly, t.-.-a-n may rub it of much of its
to fiv'.tt -xtti!t thv b.nd f tr.,..,.c, the U-ht!:;n may descend and
' ; r. i ... it ::. ; i i m - - , sc.i t-.r S I.e lI 11? LiJUUIUl l.r.li.ciitS, ami
Jh.-venimeut with a'l n:y t-Tieries
e-:i-.t"t:-.n..l eff TU- t V.
f '.n
n .f t:.-? St.tS-s a t-nr
.f 1 'A :ii 'lta:t if r :i
k ii : " ' i !. t hi - v. :.r
iii i:n: -:. ir its tati-y trunk; but if the
.it..! i r.ii'Jj.h'.s of the Caustitution are
. i -.... . . i . '.
i .. -a:- -lie wi. i u.-a r.sja.n, au iuv
.i'.e ".vi'l c :;( in ihe spring. Destroy
f .
r t: f t
.- with '
: V..q t:e;
.h s '.j r(';".:a 'v i f
slaves arc now used bv the rebels as an es
sential means of supporting and prc'ttcling
the war; and whereisj y the law of cations
it is ri.iht to liheratc t'n slaves of au enemy
to weaken his p wcr: Therefore,
" Be it refl 'ol tj U," Scn'v nn l Hmtsc r f
Rrjnresivfafhts fli;e (iiil:l States f Amer
ica in Gn$res-1 axftiritleJ. That the 1're.si'
dent be rttpucbtel t ) d .:!are fr e. and to di
rect all of onr generals and of.'.cers in c :m
mand to order freedom to all slaves who
shall leave their masters, or who shall aid in
fpuehing this rel eliion.
Sec. 2. Awl be it further rcs'lrrJ. Th.it
,-e,r, f. rests, will hasten to de- t make full .1 fair c-mn--ntion 1 5
::i ::T;r.-,-.chuv.-tts. ('Ir. i::V. t ?)
v.rith, r:,-l
-v ? vr-.r
; What i n;h ..:i '! e-. .: '
j
. vitcran h.a-h.r f,- ;
j I.,:.
w u :n
.f the G
to r- ." t-"n :.'
I 1. r "v r. L h v.
A:.! j th? r II h-.f1u- cr V'
frra j V.-!:.i- n -f . .hirer j !
war j tr r.r.7 ' h:Vr "rr-p'Tt
!-; tin; f th "'. : - 1
.a ;f hleity, like a girdled
lie Mates vnere it exists. I i - h e I
no lawful :i-,ht to d., to. and 1 have n !-.:-
i:ati-u to do so." ah'.c -'..th -v :. : : ,...-, '.'
This position was assumed at a time wlien i who :.? eha;.i- :. the e a-.v ? ..r
every werd spokm by the new Executive 'Sf wanr.ly and s'i pd! r.t'y?
was carefully weighed l.y aa ans;o';3 cou: ' ve lha v ' .-e .f r -'-vt'en-:
try; and when jn a brief snare afterwards !.nr--:s, (Mr L'.vj.y) -ale. hhe tl
the nation w:is c nvulse-d by actual co Ah. ! he '.c. v f the -i; '. ::t:--. '. ; '. ?.-' :f : !;
this definhion of his co::st;tutloj.al icr j th", whrc t!. r.cgro wis ir.v. h '. i
over tho subject of shivery was rcmemberea j Ay", sir, thrty were s'h-vt 0 r': ;.: l':""t i :V-r. t! at
and trusted by ;i putii .tie pe-.pk'. TJ.ey ' X o d.iy a:. 1 the he ir bv r:.i y-.t a-ri..-l t J sivt pr .-: h u:
saw in it a solemn j Iedc, uivt-n in the m--t thr -w e .T tl c dis-:s
delihtraie Manner, and un It e'rev.T.istanct s j to bide the nrp- .-'-s i.h
the mo.-t imposing, tl at their cr.cr"g:es were I -l.ik-rs wcr yt n:.-hh g t
n.t to be called upon by this A-huit.istrati-ui j -"Tit r.rr.y Ti r; . y '
to '..verthro.v the laws and the guarantees of ; t :-.-' . t.;? I. n. :.
the O Uf.'ututkn. H it the Treshle-t di.l n-.t ' t" : 1. i:-.rr
, r,r.t th3
r t V- ; : t c Urv!
..s. ; r.: IV h ral
T: v. v.,.-. .
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i f th? Mi -i s; pi.
r i( i a".v-" nr-
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V:
i f r i.ear-
iha.i th? .;o:.ar;ic
.: t .sis e f i! e.
r.ir-x -f h rr.-r . ;r;e
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f.e'h
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v waT;
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: the!.
lie er.t furi'.er on th it e-ca- ' - f Al v-I'.i-
tie r
:;n ' hu. t-j ti:c earth, to Iw icinove l as
:::hi:sii y i e i...: .1 ef .-. m tyrant and
i:.--;rp.r. ir. whe.: Is it that constitutes the
v live ..; Ati.e:ie.m ' :t:zen?hip? Is it vast
... .( .v at,.! . xt nsive boundaries? What
i-..'. Is the p..-siosd.n of the
! . I ; . ; : . c - - e . . i J :. i i
s.:i.!...- i cus.-:. .a ,
i r I
Mr i.. ; ee, I.
1 W -thin :ts -
Cv.:-:'.la!i,.n
'ii! t .his nre
'! ,u -b.r-:
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ft ii
:.;.ire t-
o r
.1 . ..
.. it:
f . i ' , ! i. .'
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hey pi i e Li
; :-' a V' i'
fl.is I,,:.!
- sV.-C-.-tT., --
all b-yal citizens who arc anil sh.i.l remain
active in supporting the Uni .n f ail the
leiss they may sist;iin by virtue t f this act.?'
X.'t an hour wVs ht, sit, in the inaugu
ration, on this ihvr, rf the sch' -ms of uni
versal rd-e-lith-nh-n- and tl.i-ir pr ! grd dis-
Tiie country i!r.er-c! this evil
h " a; 1 :.i ;-!!. T::c id i
that C'ngr. c;.ri.-!)-' : t.;e rcr...-test de:n
.f at fen: j tii 1 1 int'T'hre v.'.ih er ah h-h
; ae! of hu- i shivery in th-- 5 nth. ru St.ites had m vcr e-"i-.i.ll.at
every ' tend the Ti.'.nds of tl;c popV. That the
rp.-;..c. , : war in v. hi ' we are ei. -.'.. c 1 was t be pr'
'. 5 v ! . f ti e-e i "cut'-l for s- h a p' - po.-e ;I..-y had t.o r" .ht
.e Id . ih th y r.-i. r I" beh. ve. If f , r- is r.ry t .hi. t 1 j ut h.
.....he hh r pr.t t . th; phd. s - ft:-- pt:Mi- n.-i. i.ou- su power.
w'i':: .d - a I 15;:. in what !,'. ar- rh-e su'.d-tt
W.i.ht th.-OI th. Ho p-t".re!h: Co.;;.;.y ,.,,-v? Th - dh.tV.'-.nV.ed
:.n A;..- ih.'.i c;t:2eti: i e-.' h'rs rf th' .-fy which has e.'i.lr. l h-ie
t crov
. a-- '. V
of .
:. to 1
-i and used laugr.arj on the tahject of ( h; f... r of d. i : i
ti:o fugitive slave lair, nr.d our d'.Uies under ; ir.-nrr'.c'iv: s, tl hMr;-
it, vbich gave hope to the friends e f law ,.rd r:;r . r.:. : thdr i ' 1: f
. ... - .
: " v r. 'r r ' '. ' . a
w is tv. r. ;'. - tr:.." frivi
C- i tlttj. i S' l'i , J t c c
h- - i " r ,v- jrp.-M f t.e I "n '
v:'. ; th- h.nk- . f the Oid .. i ic ' :
the f.d;-
f t1 e
:
v. hi -a
r,ti-
rdir e
ord'T, but which. I fear, will sea-rchy l-e '
conddered now as the utteranees of al w d '
man by th? z-'-al -;s g'.i.tlemen on the opp..
sire sid" of the ('..'unler He sp. he :i th .:
subject, as ih-Ibws:
" Thi re is much c utr cr-y d i t t' ,
de' lve ; 1. J Up t f ;" it sv- s tv ? : . i r I
b.r. ji.e k.1.1.;. e . :. ' :- a j . . d
w.ittui in the C-t".t::ti n . y . th -v f
its ,vl.d lis, N"o p ;. 1 I i t .
er iab- r in . n-e M tv u? '. r the !.. tl ; ' :
rsi apinq ii.t r.i.i tiier, si: .li, in t .. jt: -i e '
,.f ai y law i: rechet ;i thertiii. h.-.I s..h .!v
cod fivr.i su-h .-vr vie r hi'T, 1 ' t .-h.d! I t- :
n rfj.-rrit- ti- 1
Mr. IdN'.ilAM.
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he ! k of th- p, t ne ? Ihj h.s fir.ee
1 !: n 1 s- r I it; nrrrtr R,,. a
j hvher t-.l.! ; he his i-Vrix-i rt a thevtre.
u iii worn i t is au ;.ti,.e; he -.cis
.r. t
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,iV'n;:
' w i : -.rd .."
I- .t - s ' .1.
m I.;:: ,:;am
:- - I tn r ti .
li e , " ntlrr, .r
all ht r s.h r.t "t: I
p. r. t1". dj- t. j si f..r a- ttTivi! :i can le.-t
J.rid dy i t : 1 ; i.dJ . J fur..e 1..- oju Uf- ic Mr.
t.
I thh
1!
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I h - 1 to it. a Lr .
or: e u.- t-i il- r
h : i i.
I.'Vl
rul f. w .
;c eff r u.
w it ; t.
, :ii t h.'ch
r-rhh. t -
a
t
in j
-vtr -t .tare :. U i c roa, . - :
.tt:i' j :S. Ili.g j :h , f.-ra th
r.i- hh f: he as-nui 1 nim h .- , -k
..n h.
:n 1 : p. -ty t
r may dr.?.'
. 'it
.. i.- .-j: s :u t.n.e e .
hef his accus -rs: the y
hh r-: tWy pr -rt
j o:i tid.s 1 1
1,
ivc, :w a:ter n.ir, uiiiir.'.'t
i
v.fr an 1 t" c
f.-sR-. n, pt '.;:ri"i! t;
1'i'P -f by e -i c:..! r.e'i n to str
,).eti : ii..--tIt::lio!.s ef the f?'...'
ii i.
.e "
: di n-: be- i ro";:i.
- -i ei i. i'c. 'V
,,.:.. , ' : --
co-n-i :
the C -urt f .S:
o xr rc-.-d' ti
' eV'-;i i;:.p .it", ji"''
t..t -. th ir .i -- t-
-.t . f the hard earned ! : .wn Ine
ev t. 'd: i.ir.i, in ten S-f and I fear they a-e purported ly a ra v-rlty
.eat in pea.-e the 1 rer.-l of tlie II.".u-e. The- f-ur tr.-Hienscf shave-
held bv th- S.-uher- Spates are t " be d; da
d.e'ivcred '. II . 1 :
srch :- rv: ' " r hdt
s. .ire Iv i ti'.t.a'
; i ' oir ; f wh.at we c 'i fa;t;v
. . - ... i i
! a:; t.e :ila ...: . oe i.i k :
Ail r.i' la. crs ri .' !."-f ss s ": di -t'j
the whol-: O't. : i: tti n. to H.i
r. " .i .! ar.y 1 .. r. T ti.e -;
t" : t .! sv .- v. .. '.- Ct s c ::
:I .-! t.-r.i s cf tid, ihol: :h.lb--l-th
ir oe.'hs nre i n.::d?:: u.-d'
. w...
.e re-
.v.- :
i.e I ;U .
t p.p-rt
; . hev.. nt c:r, .- !.
T . - -l
S , -1 ;. . v-.
Ilr Y K 1:11 KK-
. :.t.-nd !: ;
. ii-.-d :
t.' f..rtf r by :h
ru. a. y ' "
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mcc a., i i j : .s :
,t st irth; r Cvi'r.-..-f
. f f . . e
v '
r l' i y
.it,..
; 1 1 .
s'.vc. t e f his hire. !
r"rd( - An-c-ri- i red free by iy. r pr ..-lamalloii of tlie Tre: " h
f.r bv act f C :.?r,-.-"V. And ot..cr and f.v
cm.. .
Is 1.. r
v. ith
r-T .- t
i r n
hh- r'v
'ni.i-
r.ar
,a i tiier at ro litis are r p "e.. :n t:
ii jW ;
ar.d in v.
i c: !es !.v.!v ann tinee t l v t I.e c"",.t . M
of th- i" arty .i h n.td- Mr. Li: e In I':,.i
dent! X.- p'.vtr tat ueh the i:,-titt:ti- n
shiv-. ry in the Mates, and a faithful e;.f .n
r.uat of the fugitive slave liv. I Ih..-c:
1 g.-.-n i: i :
" th- " f
Mr Y":n:;:!
n ;it ei:e t x
o.,:.;. e; .v
i
d '
, a
in ti.i- :.arr
lindts
tr.e w. ary
ir ! .! r :
eider i
'..-t:- es
; a i
to iii;: e-"
,! th- 'i
.t;.er than
.arti: .-ss s,.'.iv
.t
.n In
S t-t.
n-t-
..tly le t.indiel by those
i th 1 " Mi-tituti-n, that
; I v.iwh. kuvr. .-.r, I . si. . l .ti.e r.'e: r
; nti.t m. st eo-.i. pi--c rr. a...cr that tliis j.i r
' nil i tts nr veto' lit is an net f i..l 'era! Ie
ba 1 f-d:h on the part of tl." party in power
i t w o-Is t! e Idni -.'i men of the ..nry, I
. ': w l.'w.il.;'.-
I proceod u "i. -
'h.uri. -in, have :ni r
hravy sfrokoi -f ud
!ls of t i hav- fiiieit
:ven in a'd- ?.ge. "Ihe
at I. an -e -ine: th
is p'Mb d an ut.'-r. Ikt-n
ui . f ti e w- r'ei t thh
the l.". n-t.r i-.ti
ts t-rovh-i.-ns,
Tl.v ; "r.-s vt
i th- 'dehot . :r.-.
: of i;s ir. nds.
1 t1 :s ti:v.p ta the
. f a tel l e. .! ei l v
i. " :' p is :.' t con;.In-
I. I dei-y this prop si
: eentiiry, th.a ti.e
I" .in wiii be accomplish
id: the instrumenlality of
a-d a stritt observance of
n t at all. And now, sir. ;
' propo-o t i discuss, in
.; itant bearings, one of j
o !-. 1 into th
r iinich. in the tuiiement
Mfes'iiansdiip can bitpg ?t
' as i t hen on tlds Jhv r, and shall pr- ve 1 '-
f :
r 1 T -C p" .
dt.lv - f f
t ...
M- . i t s : :t
- h . e i V VI 7
.ti- :.i-:n lint
' ,'lt !.... f?
r.t .".:
s ai'o sue
V.M'
i! c doe-r::-c pr -cVra- tree t!.- - - ! er
i ihe Eastern step.; f -f thisCapihd by the j 't- 1
' I fc'tvc t : -. or
lV-.-id..
rh.-bel
tl cy V. re w a
f;d ia.V..-?Vy,
VJC: t
i t
l .1 e. c
1- t Is
- 1
v. .. . n
! ldehct
Ihe
d. to li
i p.
- : .1.
I sit down, that, if universal emancipa-
t t.
Ch.we rtr
ti' !! is ni .v t i he tl
ra t.t in its pro-ec ution of ii is war, a f v. I
deception has been practiced on the l-ya'
pc pie rf the nation, and ot r amy ha? been
obtained and mustered into the field by f ihs?
pretences more gross than were ever befjie
perpetrated to e'otain the ii:e.i: with which
! to carry out secret and unhallowed puTpo:s
, . ! l,y what r."i.i.tc crv came sre hund'cl ti: "u-
! into tn.s lb -use aa i , . - ,
; sand men into the tented held? T.v what
token find signal did the y mus' r f r the
j fierce arena of civil conflict? Ty w hat strop
r.ut tht-t-e .-.iii- ns of the Pre-I-h. id
...r
:.-e as ;t i-
i.ow rcpt
t.:ev Vi.:.; a?t e . ::... :.r t-.rcinu-.
.., ' ... ,. i ; t
t w
1 !
. a
i t i.e p
ht o- t. fV
jlo p.
:N wh;d. id
ur m
C,
-en.it tit
i I " l" '
. "r 1
t:.
h.r cir cum -ti; . . ;.; ! tr.a ;:ng i '
eaiicrci.t ;r;-tn i:.ese v.iaca cxt.-i t.i pr-.-M.i. : -
The shortest m.-wer t this fe :b!e txcu e f -r t t: t. fod hi wd. r.
a llacrrant vi. hition of the ConstiJuti-ui cv. ': buhc-t 1 p "
il.a r 'V.:rMMt.-fTi1 fr, ni t i-, ; i - i . f ' ea e I .i 1.
.1 i ir -v.. ' v v. ... . .. ..
the Ih-e.-iilent of Jn.y 1th to t ie extra s
of C n -res .
fr - ,
d T..-I
ti !'
1 t"
four unhappy country
'in
n
r? of th;s hIv. on the 2d d.
. .-,. . , ; and its h ipptnoss f r the dread a..-.r;t:i:s . r , . ,. ' . ,.. . f , ;.v
sou of r-d e.;:I had seaiedy i , T. . . , .. i o.,.- .. r.t i. ...a. oi in.
appeal-were tV-y aroused from their sb.mi-
" i hers of peace, and induced to exclave" b.-n.e
IV
s-.-.r.- ? I .
j he ct du - t-d wh r ",i ! t
Let tlit-re 1 e .- t .e nnead .c.-s in V ; c ! wh.-h I desire t-- c.td
miii 1 .f .".in 111 men as f whtt is t the ' II .vs.. end r- ;:.!. -.
curse o( the (i.i.-t inm-nt t.twards Southern j n , e -.;, ,t ,v f r-.v. r.
Mates alter ti.e nu-i,;n si.a:i nave oeeoi.-.
re t
r. i i. w"
' V st I., s
-s ,t Ar
f M
t: f
, lit.
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? Ar t
(-ill
e ! t
f A r
o . i . .
. -.1
1 fr.'
ve I
snpj. -esse 1. th.; lh;ee.i ti . e deems it
to siv it wi;l be his purpo-; ti -n. ;
to hu'jruh.'ed hv the C ns? t it r.t i n
pupei
s C. er.
: 1 th;
0er.vr.il O-o-- Th
i .enparUively "'
; dvilized v.orl 1 v '
1 f li
V.d.
van i
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1" - 1,
.--; at di !h tt he p.n.-hably will have !.'' i f:rve.t.v!
Y-'e are ot a!"i;e or singv.htr
ex-ee i t in th
e niaut
nine
e
E v
In the v du-j f
e !;i';i r.e, without ? parallel.
I ti.is: f.r p,..stei-;.!y int rtsts m-re
tu ,-e d.ar. :iv. I ho.i es iie-re ii.fi-
'' - ' - ret d. ine; further into futurity
. v r V 'f re givfr. to the cv.-tody
: c- virr.ive ':t: end o-tr f.d.l a- a r.a'i .n. if
ei -x, ..,,.. ,, ; t ,v. t..f.:.,, 1 ..i.A-.t ..C
..... ... i .. l,".tl . i-...tv.i in is-ii v
'it " .-s than ar v
away, u ,
nein fr e i M o
dtfe 1 ti.e f: !'
het h i-te the iten'de-
i war? Tti wh.at nanif wa ; the ci?
i7.- n Ir.iti-.
.a -tts
or. i
hi tj in'.ro- ; ,
: f -rmcl i-ito the soldier? In what ?! -n
o; - t ;.. t'.
o; t i
i rt
... (i-iveraiii. .i. r-
: Sta.. - a:- ' ti.
e propo'i tn cotiovcr? Sir. tb.'e are 'pics
t i ::'-. tl e Coi.sti: .;io-
pr--rdan.ati u to the Vv,
Ylriid l. V.hth it : s
cr-S"d tle.di :
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n
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Y.'.
-. i . v t . . i.-i.ri e ,
-Av-.-.h-, ?;.. '. S' .?.':,.! 7....,v i.fRq WU! " - !":if ' u-e
rf-: ..A.'f.-.'.-t rf i'-c I'ni'r t .e'.'y.V. cf America The j eop'e arc- ashing ti or; ;h-. ? hliers ot
ii, r :i;rc.-.i ! .''''-'. I. That in behalf of our reat army are nskine; th-i.v in dismay
ti.e people of le-r- Si ,t-s. ao d.. a-.iin s.-l. i at tho evii n.aehinations of a I olitionists iii
cmnlv de-lire tl. u the war ia whie.i we are . - . - .
- , ii- . - and out e-r v oneres. J:,c:r an? v.- r is at,
-n-'a:'cd :i 'tt'ist :e insurgent ImP. p.iw m j
armsa gainst ihe t iovertimetit h.o.:- for its ob- j hatal, and embraced within the records
j.-et the .-tip'T" s.s;,,n of such rehelii'V and; which will not jerish. A f-w short and
the re rs:.d'-shne;.t f t ,e ne.iitiul ant uont y j eventful months ag-i tl e authorities of tl
in the ii.aveund a hire--."
Thus wastht p'e "ge which, v.-is
renewed in exph.it t-. rm on the 4Sx of .5u:y th-h-.r.l t -di the i".
r-n
e- ti.e s ,1
t ) M -
T' e fires of civ d w.ir whith were t in t-
pen,,.. ev,r trod before, 'f tli national Constittit:.n and la vs over j Gorcrnraeat cai5cj for an artnv mora vast
n: ; :""" a'-'d th of w., a I darkness as , -pliat" while we elisclaim ail power under the j Ca;sar or Napoleon ever commanded on
L-i ' ;. a! despairing as that murky clime ' Constittit'e.n t interfcie by ordinary lrgida- ! the field of battle. Such a movement had to
: h ti.e bright s,n of the morning f 11. I hition with the institutions ot the several : Pe eanctioned by a cause equal in its imper
States, yet th-war now existnig must be . lAm.e The cause, as assertcl. was one to
eh no true Aruencm culd turn a deaf
I - '-. I ': net allude simp'v to the dismem- r;ri its eontinuance the recognised authority ! ear. The maintenance ef the Constitution,
I '-ent of ., r t, rriterv the dissolution r f ' of th maxin that the safety of the State is j the restoration of the Uidoti, and the enforce
.-. - I., i i i ....!.. t - f .-.. ... . .
i i :i ... T5 :- if t.a , ,i;,-:tf.r),-n i me msim-si i.t-v, M.u..rjiunio i,-i.is m .ey- i insnt of the laws "were t roc a me-l as ti.e
- v i o ii vi v 9 in a ui e.i. i v i i it" -"11 Ol
-- t contemnlate; a vision which I nmv "ILTtl; lofty purposes for which the tread of armed
ple
mely
1
! a-
2 ' '
rn.d thll, never to hope again.
i speak (tir fall, however, as a nas
r "rig to t.! ;
ing and Idd ia Mer. h w. re l.-apir g up i tl I-. fi-1 r ? 1
the vet v heav-rs in Jtdv. The r. belli n h n t m- n. ih
which in March h-r.ked like a dhtitit si evk i th- g-
. .
a. i.ur .
': I y :
t ; r
U . o
. 1 1 f.iS. U is true, IS a UlSOfier 100 l -""-" : - . " -i t m--'"- lLJt - iiueiaiu;e-i as i
-:ul t ! contemplate; a vision which I prtiy ffit. nlreS'we eh, SelarelS in j for which the tread of arm
j ntar r.mr-s-r mine eye-balls" with its j (,nr judsmer.t. the President ef the United j nien sheiok the continent. Tj a pe-jj
I -au.l fulfilment. The Union was estab- ; States, as the CeunmanderdnChief of our i proud of their Government, and suprem.
i r....:.-dh.g t . t
i: fr. r. eV,t. .l'. !
had spread until it had darktnol half the p: -; 1 : - 1 -sky
by midsummer. Its bound iriet weie a- ! -ihlere 1 th. "r mr uhe.s ..-.
large thcu as now, and its flag w.is fi -atlng th-m to sitcee-vfully e i n i v
;.i .1..f, -T-.- in t.ir,Vt of the niesi.h ntial man- ! f rce s unh S- th. r rre.rch oe -..
n..i v-. r M.t t; t.,.t i f.r the frr e-d -in f the
property destroved, treasures robbed, f.rts j thirg e f t,e,s. : ...: , !
taken, the llag torn and dishonored, and lU 'f' ' ' n
the autheaity of the Government driven out '. lrl wh;.h h".; carnpaua w i; .. e
of eleven Mates of the Union with insult au t-- :
scorn. Yet in the face of all this, with! " N-twtlnMaj.ut.j r.d that nasoe.
oe .r!:' a c
Kh':vc ? N
, .i - . i i-
ly the prayers, the tears, the groan', i arn'y 1 ,t;ie. ,,IUfr8 m c-niraanu uuut
tiel Vt r , t- . , ; him. h.ive the right to emancipate all per
.xd ef ageneratton which stands cX- 'y ftS sUves in sny miUt!lry dUrict
o- in ad teat ennobles the human race ;n a gta.e r,f insurrection against the nationl
ov all th.e oth-r generations of men which i al Government, ami that we respectfully ad-
earth ha witnessed. It comes dewn to j vise that Mich oreler of emancipation be is-
rich with tl n i.. fo 7 i sued whenever the sams will avail to wea-
1 Mtr. tt,e odor of blessed memories. , . ; ,- ,
. . . . i ken tho power cf the rebels m arms, or to
. rf it m ir pon4y. to restore it to : ,.tr(.nthen the militarr power of tb loyal
' i --i. '.if. U ,,p rc. n,Are for the civ- f .rrr-ad'
blest under its benigr.ant lvorkiDgs, such an
appeal was irresistible. YVith it was min
gled none t.f the heresies which are new the
watch worvls cf a powerful party on this floor.
Let ns turn and look back brief! v on some
incidents of but recent occurrence, but which
aeem already to be fading from the recollec
tior of men. On the 1th dar of Mr-h r
I ko iHf. tr-t r. i : r ,! l.-p v, .-l , 1 .
rur advent an.v r: va w
:n i .
the full projiertions of this great re-lK-Vwvn in
clear view, the President reas-ertesi the -l- j pv interferan ;e with vonr -I ive-.v.r.d. r-t lt d ' '
icy of the inaurtral ; and in deintrso, L'a:n ; t,o thing el arlv : n t o-,Iy v. ill we a' -tt .u :
announce.1 th.at he had teither the pow.r t trorn ...l sa:a ir.t.rie:. ne xv:..i y :r s. .
x, . ,. - A . . r -.v ' .- ' but we wi.l on the o-ntntv. w .t i i ir n
nor the mcI.nat.oa to interfere with s.avcrv ; a; I: . .. ti r. .
in the States where it exists, and that the tjJt.jr .,art.?' " i
fugitive slave 1i- rurt be rnfoT"d r.d I r-uiemKr w.'d I. -w ii i- priIan...tl :. j
obeyed. ..f the you-.- V.-sf, re. Oep- r.l r .l.g thr vc'
Sir. where then wjw the indiitr.an thn- t"." e-entrv. It t-'rrr.. ; v '. ti I e
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