Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02


and inf with a wa shirt.
Old John Rull. a said, is a bloody
old b'uiser. lf,he Sana,or from G,or-
2ia was here would ak him il he did
not see how Spain aud Sardinia Sent ntl
their quota In The CrimAan war at the
request Of England although thew had
Just about as much interest in it as We
har; England Just said TO them. 'if you
do not fsh, on NV side ! win whip you.'
! Tha, is the whole Of l.. They follow
E.nslanS in that kind Of wsv. John Bull.
il NAV use a familiar illustration thai
will he understood in the country, is like
a great unruly mastitf a bull dog. Old
Bull goes proving abort. hunting up
fights. Along in his train follow CR a
and Pompey. Jumner and Jupiter; and
though the frs; two are Romans Of high
degree. ana the las, a god, they follow in
/ his train with fear and trembling. When
he nails a dog they leg him. and nip him,
and down they get him until he is ;hro'-
tied 10 death. and there is a nation blo;ied
from the map of The esr'h; or if after
worrying him and cripplin' him, and
woundine him, they serd him home.
il is in pain 10 work the balance of his
daysin paw The expenses Of his fight.
Well. Sir. ! do no, know the Senator
from Georgis's idea about il; but | take
1t that in making up a light, there ought
TO he som , sense about l.. as there is abou'
anything else. There ought to be some
r,a<ou for il. Now, Sir, the United
s aies comparatively, is n b~ull.reirier
that ia as game as ten ihousan ! lions
aud supersdied to This na'ursl pluck. he
has the spirit Of the seven devils that
were driven cut of Mars Mlgdalen D.
you suppose I would hiss him on that nd
bull. i'll thought anything Of the dog?
and I know ! To- e my Country brltrr ihau
| could an, dog DO not want to make
up a fight nfihai kind.
Sir, these mel who are SO ready la
talk about flhiing, very Often are the
last men 10 do il Whenever see \
man GU in a muster R-li or in a curt
vaId, clustering aud talking about hi
willingness 10 shed his last drop of blood.
would rather see SOMEBODY who woult
be willing to shed the FIRST drop
tLauehter]. II we ge, into this war W.
20 through with ii at all hazards.
at every expense, and al every loSs.-
Our commerce, our progress, everything
would b. lest and ruin 10 US We, with
our INSULT ;ient navy, shouli be utterly
unable To cope With thnse Two powers
They do not seem inclined 10 fight u;
thew do not want TO 6ght us; they were
10 share fairly with u. sup
Pose the talk about fighting just ne In>
and no mpre: m-n know that there
is in this cnuniry a deep rooted popular
sen imeni # dislike, an inve'erare { cling
,f hatred. toward Englani-I mean With
h. lower orders. II come down iradi-
ionally from our revolutionary var
was revived BY the last war We had
sIuh her. Il is a safe thing in any igno-
ant crowd to curse Etel md, and you
viii not fad anyb ,dy Of any parry who
ioes not back YOU. suppose it ia a
III ,ms for defamation; but |
hink ii is iime We had qrit it. | believe
hat is the prevailing, dominant f. cling
vi h The ignorant portion of our p1pnla
ion. Whriher il i jus; or unjust. | will
pretend 10 say. but it is an element
Il the An .rican character; an element
ike their ignoring the rights Il a Mkt
AN or a Spaniard. Ii is a feeling they
ave. They hale a red coat and a
5riii. her. Mr.. Ddlla, and Lori NIpirr
nay have as many suppers aad { asis "a
pleas: they may tIlk about the same
language AMI rea ling the sans Nil ton
nd the sIne Shakespeare, and about a
ommon blood and fra'ernitv and all thai
we'll, iha, is just as nice aS two
lies who hate each o'herl X the Devil
ssiring very pleasantly over a lea tab p.
Laughter That i what it amounts
D. Folks 10 nnr feel that way. l. is as
armies, and III about as foolish, As
he ova'ioDs 10 Inc SUCCESS Of The Atlantic
-les That was an1iher one of
o A. schrInes- a dead failure. T. j. said,
ow. that it is dosb'ful wheiher Mr.
Buchanan ever dill g,t thai message Cf
be QUEEN.