Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-18

embo lied in the Con5i lion of The Unite
5 aes. Thal portion w"ich yuaraD &c
lie, llber.y and happiness is claimed to Il
persons without dio,ilc lon Of color, an
the federal powers of The government al
cons rue give hem power TO ronir,
Il esua Z he dom.e IL is "A i,nS c
he > Il es. if lis doc rinc p evaii, Ii
aske /, ca s'1cn Il Pr Y be expec.el o a
miilS er he 5overnmena uaIer a limI @
cons.itu i'm? Powers were cons rued b
them sufficient to dissolve dis Uniol L
accomplish dis, one half Of he Union w,
% be arlayeI against Tie cher
l. WAS lii val to tell the people that tn
Republican was no. Il secioIal party
f'rma ion, puspos 5. obi .c.s. boundaries,
leaves hu. one ha.f Of The Union. Ii Gu.
the country ii two aud declares is purpos
us a -Norfaern party 10 lake possession {
The governments IL manner mos, i.lsu il
10 he South. What WAS Tie e, n It'll IN {
affairs? Safe was being arrayeI agains
SAFE, the Northern frontier WAS the seen
OF bloody sr.e and all the appliances q
money aAl systematic effort, il and out O
Congress, used to array the People Of tn
Two sections one against The o.her. LIN
guaye of bitterness, obloquy and hatre,
was uttered against the people of ON
portion Of the Union by this sectional par
".
This government was composed Of PEG
pie d States. How would, he asked. tf
teen S.a.es feel ostracised from the confed
eacy? Could not the fulminators Of Til
s,rlte pause long enough to ee the conse
quences? 1t was claimed by them TIA
they sought the control of the government
to promo.e the general welfare" of the
country. If the Southern portion of tn,
Union were in the majority, and were t,
take exclusive possession of the govern
ment, would Ii promote the general wei
fare?' Would it tend to form m,r,
perfect Cnion?" The genius of discorc
was abroad in the land, and The day pre-
dicted by Washingtol WIS upon us. Tn,
meaning of this sectional movement wa.
hat our States Shall no. live in peace a,
our tlthers lived together, in peace, har
mony and Union. The triumph of thu
party would ostracise the South, from par
ucipalngot the aiinirs of Tie government
Who believes, he sail, that this Union car
survive when the affections of the Leopl,
are sealed up. When the WOO Imam entere,
the forest he belteI the tree aud the sa,
ceased to flow, and decaycd gradually
until death finally ensucd. So win III
Union.
He referred to the language of Washing
ton, III his fIrewell address, and SAID tha
this new orsaniz atom WAS born under m,
condemnation of he Father Of his Country
The day lie predicted was at hand. Hi
warming AMI solemn admoni lon 10 h-war,
Of geographical parties hal not been heed
ed Ni,h what terrible distinctness ha.
he dcplo-cd dis sec i,aaI parry. He be
iievei thia parry haisii for is portrait, anC
that Washington had painted in col9s tha
would never f.le.
lie icfsfcd q lie memories of Clay an.
J'rks'n, qr' in5 their language il c,i
ne u g f,c ,h"y al always ,.iscoun
t-;.aicc eect.onaiism. Search he roll q
pa no ic ,!ead sal I.c. AM look n tie l.
las llols liz iA5. AM va viii iinl ihei
namea Oh ecu al 49, dis nlovemen..-
The Is lmory oi tie deal an posi- ION {,
he Ii, ils were asai -, dis m yemcn'.-
He meaAi no offence % Those who dilcre,
vi him, bui His WAS lis Honest conyir
ion, and be held 10 utter in any quarter ,
ine country.
If he U.i'a WAS to BE- scared bv flnar
i:al hands. shall Ken urky IN Illilaa
separa.ed? lie wouli recall ihe time vile
,hcse >;ia.es were closciy uni cd togctle.-
when they stood with II. ms locked in fir;
,ernal bro helhoo1. 20 e her they ha
defended this soil asans a fDieisn an
savage foe. Kentucky, though her PEG
pie were few AM scattered never turned
! deaf ear to the calls Of her country. In a
he limi of your Safe not Il baitlc coul
be found which had not boon The rccep a
Gle Of The blood and bones If kenluckians
And, to-day, we stood upon the ashes 9
her dead, where every turf WAS 4 soldier
scpulchcr We want, said he, to shal,
with you the blessings of this government
and will Indiana j,in with any sec.iona
party "ilcIl seeks To prevent us from Ell
joying 50 priceless a boon? He had n
lear Of il. The old men and the voun.
around him, the malrons in the disni .
womanhood. and the mailens in the priim
OF beauty: tell me, in language that can
not be mistaken, thai You will not. (Cric
of never, never, mever)
1t was full time that you were arouse
for the safety Of ihe Upion--the peril is up
on You. Then let your exultant shouts b.
that you will cling To the Constitution an,
that Union under which We have heroic
fore lived 50 happily; and record a VOW
never TO be broken. to never uni,e with sec
ional parties to divide the Union WI h sec
.ional lines. Frown down disunion an,
disunionists. The beautiful Ohi,, then
ins.ead of being a barrier between us. vii
continue to be only an ina nary boundai,
between communi y of brothers.
After the conclusion of lis address
MIR. B:ecknrl sc was greeted with round
OF cheers and applause.
From the Albany Statesman, Fillmore Organ.
The Time to Pause