Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

yea nave alluded 70 subject on which NINA, ,l,..
oa. yet With the feeling that Il beoomss mo ~
To ha Thai RESOLUTION rsers With Appreciated
W .ne writings which have publ.bed In seeij, onn
on one Of your institutions which In America ,ys.J
peeahar to these southern states but which h,s 49,
ma,,,a An institution Of many other lands and tho
~ sna rationale OF IL ere net peculiarly American
~ a Out patent to tho observation and reasonin f.,
ae' OF gu mankind This being tho case did ro him
sb.,Isnva challenged to speak-to shrink from that
ense snu 10 assure you that the violent storm of
anicn mat proceeding called forth In one mar, or
ns county was as unexpected by ms vas tho rener
Gus recognition aud warm approval which Il found IN a.
other part have already said and thonsh 800 III aus
mercial editor may doubt my declaration ss,h.n. %
sroas Virsnlan may hnd Il In his hear, to believe
s. expressing tho opinions which bad lopy .n,'
tained bad no thought whatever of couclIa,ng a."
vos OF the Southerners; aud In truth At tho & wy ~
.s .a| ~no@ SHOULD please or dspiease Nevcrthelss
see no reason why should hesitate To declare h, ~
approval Of those who best know tho f.cis ami ~ o
mo:s aespy Interested In sound sentiments preyain nv
ua .ne question: Is source Of dcop ratification and s,id,
tuai settlement Of this unnatural and an,In,;;oni VIZ
versy between South and North Ercitement and rm.V
,a arc certainly subsdiog At worst conjecture ba,
o amount and intensity OF that Northern feeling You'll
90 very inaccura'ey measured by tho nysericai o,;a
osome Two or three wspapers and three or Gnr nt
e ana although tho Rev. Mr. Beecher cIhorts bis 70
come 70 SEQ that the thing is past prayins ~ Mn,.
would DO no harm II that Reverend pen,em.n 49, -,
@ ana would sometimes think Of The fact that bs
rs., s,,a ancestors In those days when there was
~ IAsunB and praying Ia New England and
wnen In soue crisis Of their destines or 70 sxs.o,a
,nsea.ened evil they knelt down invoke Heavens pro
hold did not omit to invoke blessing sl.o o
gers ana the slaves who within ,helr pstes Unnd
seneersl Besides let mo do justice to those au,s,omw
mo-, som ~ % S NORM refused to Willy the South so did
no. come south to abuse the North which. indeed
would be both insoent and ungratefn (Cboer.l ss'
mon, that firmly believe in the sincerity of mony ~
u0c,, OOn clergy and saies, who join III the IA
aes oue'y. 80 ignorant are many OF them AZ TO tho
actual iActs and requirements OF your
ncy nave really persuaded themselves that 10 up,urnn
doing God services. Wonderful IA Tho porss " %
by mere dint oil imprisoned rhetoric some of ,hsny
can see IN vision the arch feud xa
a ahus oil the South, aud abtoluely I'll
his greedy claws clutch the North .I:o go o''n
tnefs catch their little to their heart Al The
uon OF the pame Of Louisiana plantation This ron
anap, madness and perhaps some
SSsonlng pictures for mere effect at tho Tascrnscs %
.n,ashncie, arc to blame for not duly reaecting WIN,
one ds, br;. ,u reception OF their doctrines might
y o'ng upon their country-up.n the only noble
ana FREQ political " modern times Me-
.ha. oeheve they can do much harm-I do mn, hisvo
'ne! mean IT, have the pleasure of k,ow;n go,
gentlemen who profess what thew cali ,oh ny sone
trust me- tbey are good and just men-and sv.n no,
he.rd nr apPearInces good Americans. You have
naiist Mr.. Greeley is undoubtedly your rnsm VI Jous
present. my bitter opponent and constant ss.a;iant
ana from tho frantic maledictions which apnssr IN
,"m paper against southerners aud their social sys.
70" rom tne money estimate Il sets down of
!ne precise value OF the Union in dollars and cs,,o
III. o',n UT 10 the SOUTH you might supnoso
is.n0 IL an american OF the Americans TO be in
league with England against the land that bred him ~, 10
III with all the despots Of Europe to destroy bt
growing western power which thew nil f,es.. ,,iIi
tha - NJ" oe .nelr destruction-Ncver believe IT, An
,na' Is NOT treason, rs at first thought IL Ia no,bn
OUT rhetoric and now that from the scene oI o
a,' thlnk It right to assert here amongst hi.
soesrs - Ina. Horace Greeley is, verify believe
SINCERE as know him to DO kind hearted and een,r
oSs man irish eIiles especially are bound to aeknowl
.ns' Tor Know that many OF those who fed in as
Uon,s ana nuoted broken In and hope educated
sehuemen, wandering homeless on the streets of VI
lounu encouragement found employment suitable IN ,hc
powers, found an honorable career through the active
Henry Ward H Hss enemy, Horace Greedy Why.
believe to be sincere sincere as bis impu,.v.
row. parlizan nature will allow Neither of tb So man b.,
ASSURED would see this sacred Union really brokeneven
henaced (Cheers) Neither oiihem in his secre.
heart thinks that his country's naionh,,b o. - 80
lame oil his mother is to be valued in money-or that the
ony question to be asked about either s-doe i, No.
pu' sir, u there be indeed, which | can hardly .a,a
any American insane enough raitorous enannh III,
or design to destroy that united natonhood obi IT,,
.nem oe warned in the of God not TO dare Law
ma;u,. Upon 'ne sacred Constitution OF America Sir
, nmAn that have right say so -for remember
'na' yon Americans hold this great Republo NOT Cor
only but in trust for oil mankind and for gem
tionav one OF the greatest of your revou
Sea 10 hight against us will live to bless thoir defeat %"
'na" mat prophecy be nuifedg No. never coupra
" SO "'u'o aHu ih the intereS; Of all Europc Asia
the utmost ends of the EARTH that YOU sun NO ,
a@ , TO tear the stripes and stars on the
eiu oi that glorious banner whose radiance no N
aurnrai morning dawnug in the west the ewes of That
Europe are even now looking the sole hope
umph IN the future. Loud cheering " "
last rose Of Summer" as '"'
inc President rose and said have Just had the ham
pness and qualification Of hearing al admirable sno,
70, iish eoquepce, which think will afford somewhat
herai translation of national motto = PI,r;I,,s
Ohm", translated to me by somebody .Tbers Ia noe
Nnere mat came FROM" will give 1.-THE Irish Cni
zens Of Amerca-In the proud language of John Nil
never fail her in war; p'A'e anu VIII
Drank with enthusiasm
Cd ;n WIN. Watson being loudly called upon respond
mer 's .ppp style; lie gave some admirable spec
OF that humor and wit in the expression of which
50 much of the existence of that noble Irish
man nra Mnen ne so frequently boasts He ia an Irish.
prooivitics '' '"useo' ' "h niS
hi. space prevents the possibility of our giving
peeen ~ inll length. We regret H. because it was
just sucn an effort rs accorded strictly with our feelings