Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-15
. Pasriolic Sentiments.

Tbs following patriotic sentiments we
street from speech delivered by Col. u,
4. K. Elliott. on the 4h of luly .last, sal
3osden.own, NJ. We commend Y tel
he attention Of those bsawlers who conllr.
nolly talk abou, dissolbtion ofthe Union.
.hey are sentiments which shaola be cher.
iahed by all lovers ofsliberty, and advc-
Gates Of freedom throughout the worlo:-
3 s..But the Union will not be disturbed by
raa.sen's wishes, or any OF The so>caled
American tools Of foreign despots. The
Union is inseparable, and will be while
American workingmen constitute The pride
and glory Of the land. Men who know no
North South--but love the Union for
The sake OF freedom. Let those political
zealols strike but The first blow in. favor of
the hell conceived treason, and thousands Of
brawny arms, North, South, East, and
ssWesi, wiil'be strencLed forth. enger for the
job TO erect the galloss from which to sus.
pend those sorry specimens OF Americans.
The reputation Of Arnold and Burr is fast
wearing away, lis atrocity being lostin the
unparalleled effrontry Of these ..modern
traitors" The powers Of the old world
regnrd with much JOY the puny efforts of
liberiy's traitors 10 destroy the grandest
government on the face Of the earth, while
ihe friends of freedom, everywhere, in
TRANSATLANTIC countries, hope for the best'
They think that a. Few politicians speak for
The Masses they know not that but for
the imbec:lity and u,terwant Of ofsinf1uence Of
Southern and Northern disunionists TO carry
their schemes 10 successful termination, ,
sshe masses of workingmen would have
arisen and crushed them long ere this
When there shall be discovered n mode by
which sovereign State can be physically
detached from It's earth bound locality. and
transferred to some other spot on The globe s
surface, then, and not untillhen, will sep
aration of any one State from tho others
take place.. Ali talk about a dissolution OF
the Uuion should be discouragedssf there
are some Who nre willing TO believe any
absurdiiy, and no doubt would entertain
lasorably proposition to ge, the sun to
carry nm umbrella in summer time TO keep
his heat from The earth. When a person
speaks 10 youof disunion do not discuss the
point with him, but place your seal Of con-
demnalion on the idea, and by example,
show you have no apprehensions,
s "A ScEsE AmoSe THE BRoKERs. s.-The
s Buston Post relates The following story
: which, Of course can have no application TO
any Of the brokers in this region:
ss 'fwo brokers', and B were travelling
stogether, and, during the journey, traced in
stocks, in which operation A shaved B
enormously. One morning, after B had
become conscious of his singing, be told A
he had a remarkable vision during the
night. s.'Indeed,' says A, what was it?"
.eWhy replied B, Il dreamed that | was
dead, and. was cast into the dominions of
The Evil Oae--the Black Spirit considered
pmys and assigned me a position in a
very warm corner Of his dominions. Others
! sof. our Acquaintance and profession ! saw
s present and heard doomed to varions de-
grees Of suffering; The docket was nearly
cleared, when an unusual hustle was man.
Fifested by the attending fends, and upon
! looking up Saw one Of them lead you in
! and heard him announce your name to the
cloyen footed chief, and relate brief sketch
sof your character. Fhe judge seemed
puzzled what to do with you-he ordered
stbe sfiend in whose charge you was to res
. peat portion Of your history, when. after
locking with an unsatisfied gaze into some
Aof The deepest pits around him, Satan sud:
denly rose, and with an air of grea, defer.
ence snid. sMr. A, you MAY TAKE MY
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