Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01
EDWARD EVERETT CROWNED WlfH
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Edward T. cr.t arrived IN Charleston SOUTH Car
uhn on the 10 h in.t. nd wa. welcomed :" ih'
" by Richard Ycndou ia tho following ricuh'u'
ID bombustic style. The oiatory is cmlnehu
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MR EVERETT: Orator. Pitrn;. Sage. Cicero ol
Anler,,n L,uintnr III Washington. Apostle
i Chnnty High prest "i the UniOh, nni
Fr,c' d i Mhnknd! !-You 'a'n' am NJ "a. NJ
,,ur earnest aud repeated bid liny, to pirra>
he character. drram tG virtues, cmhlhh'n III"
the glory, and impress the example ui mo I F,ihrr
# his Curntry aud also to oNeu our "iliiog
hearts. VIDE ns day. t. melting charity: 10 chatin
the ear. reiue the taste. aud elevate thu s"ul 10y
words, Ely spUken, set a. apples "i Z Id ~
nictui e. Ut eilvcr"-by the rhetorical lesson and
moral precrp drawing inspiration from the n"heet
ihemrs that ever rmrloytd the mind or o"gne oi
the orator. or kndiei the poets sacred fire.
You come. too IL brighten AMI ce'ucnt anew The
aud ireted chain uf uur political UliOn. and
90 aid in jcrpetuating that Union il its Whnle
s,ui,onnl integrity and saucttV aud IN the sIirit
aud wisdom ut It's inimnr,al tounder and, while
thus doing homage and frnlty AZ the shrine of p.t.
riu,ism. wa minister also at the ALTAR Vf hcnevU'
lcncu aud teach ns. like our Great Exnmplar, to
visit the widow and the fathericss III their ahlI-
tion', and like JuursrIt his disciple, to prac'ice.
he poor of his poverty and the rich ont OF his
bund .nce. that hcn, ,cn.hurn anG ice hlessed"
virtue. wich tleNses as we'll him that gives as hiur
that receives and ,br- the faithtI followers "t
onr common Lurd aud Master. "to lay up for
themselves treasures in Heaven where nchher
,nuth nor rust doth corrupt, and wheie thieves do
net break through and stea'."
Pa;ri"t. Statesman. Phiianthropisi. In your
nersun C,,arlestun tenders cordial welcome Ia
3 iston the Palmetto Fort offers friendly salute
to Bunker HAT: he %olJ rnlliiers of the Stamp
Act give the right hand "f fellowship 10 the gal
innt spirits of the B ,ston T"d Party. Child "i The
I'D Pilgrim State, which lnii. br.nd and deep The
icui,dntion uf American liberty and ;"puiar self
government, on Plymouth RDck-s"n ct the Oid
Bay St,'a. which rocked the cradle uf the Rrv'iu
'i"n-"f. prihE Ut ths rock grt ard lee bOnI' ihnd
f he Afainsrs. the Oli>es the Qhue,s and taei
Warrrn--thc sunny lnud # ihe Pl kn-,s, the
tu'lrge, aud tho l. L,irenc,.--f # Marnn. NJ nitric
>nnr 'rr AMI Pickrns--,ii- vou wccmne. TIN ice
, rc me t" ner cJmmerrlnl emporium, lre |
airing we I)ndlv believe. for - speedy crrunatiun
: Queen Of the South Here. in The city of the
'vcrgreen Palmetto. rival oi the La rel en-
lem of virinry. IN sight and IN ear-shut of III"
nnnun Of Fort Mourrln. public hnnors awai ri
ou had yon been wiling TO receive them: huf
ucl ceremoiiials having been forehorne. in defer
nee only to your own wishes. the vrice and the
rand If personal friendship now greet yun. her"
tlr. Y. aud Mr.. F. exchanged the trieniiy srasr
nd Irivnte hos pitality ufcctionately folds you 10
T. bosom.
The Sprih. a di~unioh paper Of Richmond. Nir
inia is IN an iii hulnor thar South Car"linp
q. ,ors are ;lus l,vi,hiurly heaIed upoa Ytnket.
dis, 'nur,rs as fnilows:
-, '.r,,, gIlout lite Mr.. Edward Everett has been
...,,-;., .rt Ahnlifioust. When he wa-'appninto1
I,,n.t.r, ,ns Court Ut ST james, the Committee
, Fn,eion >. .f,,'rs IN the Senate. "i whch the
j.. and ,nn.rr,, ,uTc Wilii,m Il King vas Chair
an. reu.rted ar, ,'inst his c'"hrn .Iion IN lSr
,,u,d II his ,,,rr,,. an AZ 'ni-n l., the insiitu
an ,i ,,, S,.rt An mt time a !etter wss pr"
need wherein Mr. Etwar,i Evt'rett a'u"ed hiG
# in inv,rr -. the ali ,litur, "t S'i'ery 'n ~"
i>,,ic; oi Coimrnh,a. AMI Of the Si'>e trace be
ecu the States. These priucIbles 'e ''aS he't'
>,i.lnp MI the present day. Ii "h> 80 "'
e"I.',d TIE l,eiti"n "t III" three thnnsath W"
n.rlaui cleryyin-n - the S.nu'e with micn ru't
~ nf th,ir learning and pie.v. "he>e ere
~ services wh,ch -isnahz.d + iward Everett,
1T term ia the Un.teb States Senate.
When Sum,-r's scrrriliiy provoked marltR"
ha- -tl>rrnrnt from n gallant -"n of the south. NJ
iward Everett exhausted he re-'''ir'v- 't '"'rr =
we uaui, Brooks. and Of "nlg> uoou ne 5as'
,un;at r. Guins brynnd the nrcr- ,i"- "i I'-r q
,nal irelrmg he iuinised tue l"l'rical sentiment
{ Sn,nrer's speech.
..Tnrse things + Eivard Errre.t lid and Vet hr e
. hnnure,i il re south 10, m,ny' mnst tlih"rah
em"h-,ratlrus ui npmag-. il,I- imnr"'e'l t. i;'rh
.nrd 10 icrrh r. iIa lr"~ tn admire NA-hirxt'.I
l.. goes tn Gnr.i.s,.n an! j. addressed ~ This
rruin nf anlrt,nu: Orator. paui,t. sage CI"rI" 4
I America L,udatur "t Wa>hir si"n. nI"stl. n
hur,v. iI'gh Priest # the Ui.Ium and freud o {
iankird'.
.rnr r.rcs of fnllv can no further go Thr
..irh not ,s,lt wntns the ,'urr III her !'o,''n IL"
sarms it alter she has '"' the poison Of tie fam,