Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-18
NO. 33.


"a Our National Trophies. Hfn
v By favor of the lightning, the America
IN people have been informed that hast week Il
Bishops, in attendance on the Episcopal Cor
nj vention at Richmond called on the Presiler
Ie at Washington, and that the President exlib
I'd ted to them spear taken from Browns arm
I'd for the invasion Of Virginia, which Distric
n Attorney Ould had brought him from Har
Is per's Ferry. Doubtless the Presinent drew
/ deep moral from this terrible weapon, and i'm
:. pressed on the minds of the worthy Bishop
: the necessity of repressiug all agitation excep
that absolutely necessary TO guard and extent
+ the divine institution The President has Ger
/ tainly founded museum of implements ant
: relics of war that II perfected, viii vie with
5 those OF the tower OF London or the lnvali,les
| ol Paris Mla hope that measures viii be "a.
ken at once TO forward all the most notable OF
!; these weapons and curious relics 10 the White
House then when next the House of Bisops
calls on the President be will show them
through his national musea6l IN this wise
Here, Reverend tIettlemenyvou see the two
I rifles with which Clark and Gardner shot Baker
l and Barber in Kansas. Barker was riding quiz
city along the road, acapital offnse at that time,
and was shot in the back. Clark was my IN
dian Agent, an excellent patriot twas not
certain which killed Barber but in order to
make that justice is done, 1 appointed
Gardner Postmaster at Lawrence and Clark
! Purser in the navy. That is q copy of his
commission, GeGtlenel. Carrying out the
scripture. you see; those faithful in few
things are appointed over many things.
That, Gentlemen, is the cannon taken from
the government arsenal at Liberty Missouri,
with which Jones and the Missourans bonn
barded the town OF Lawrence and battered
down the hotel and several dwellings, after
| they had pillaged everything they could carry
off. Here is copy of Jones commission as
Collector Of Customs. True patriotism viii
never die, gentlemen, while the country re-
wards her heroes.
" This, Reverend Gentlemen, is TIE knife with
which Murphy sca!ped Hopps. Hops was a
free State man. a very dangerous class, gen
tlemen YOU cannot too much warn your cor
gregations against this agitating element. This
is Murphy's appointment as Agent for the
Pottawotamie Indians, where he can teach
them the civilized mode Of scalping. Vir-
tue is sure to be rewarded, gentlemen. Re
mind your congregations of that.
bGTC YOU Sec 5OiDc Ut HluSkttS anu
pistols taken from the United States Arsenal
in Missouri for butchering the kansss settlers. |
The Canantes are to be driven out. gentlemen. /
The Scriptures clear that head. ALI
means are lawful even the seizure of United |
States Arsenals, to put down agitation
He~e, reverend Bishops, is precious relic |
and great comfort to true patriot, especial |
ly in view Of the recent wicked attempt to
disturb the family relation, established by the |
Patriarchs in the sale of their brother Joseph !
by which we have the comforting assurance
that the traffic in our blood relations is pecu-
liarly blessed this is the hatchct with which |
Gibson killed Frederick Brown a son Of that
mighty man of va!or, before whom the hearts /
Of the chivaIry became as water. With this |
weapon he was slain unarmed and prisoner. |
His wife and one child was spared an injtTli- !
cous humanity towards such race Many
good men strore for the privilege Of killing
him to death with this h,ttehct, even as Sam
uel hewcd Agag in pieces before the Lord..'t--s
You see, Gentlemen, how the dcvout mind is /
sanciitied BY the scriptural associations of these
national! trophies, This lot, gentlemen, will /
not be completed until we get the rope with |
which the father of this sinful agitator,l who |
has been in an unreconciled condition since this |
dispensation on his son, is hung. Then the
mind that is properly .discipled will be highly
edited by trophies 50 full OF incidents and al t
l"sion. Gibson has moi gone uhreward-d, in a .
government office he shows 10 a " elzetl and +
perverse generation ts;tt republics are not I'M 7
grateful. 5f is iaz'fz l4-'7 'T77
= now come, gentlemen, to theichocest re-
lie in this collection, and the one best calcuzl
lated toinsp:re patriotic and national emotions
Hele in this. glass case are the pieces OF the
cane with which true Southron, ardent US q +
Southern sun, withe.invincihe courage and
pockets full Of revolvers, walked up to n sit
ting Senator who had INDUCED in the profan-
ity of free speech smote him to the floor, and /
continued beating him ill there is hope that I
they have silenoed his profanity Gorever.-sI
There ara the reyolveTs and bowie knives with /
which two of the brayest sons of the South |
guarded the patriotic deed, to prevent int !
ference and here is ap engraving Of the monu- /
ment which the admirers Of true heroism in |
South Carolina are erecting to her most heroic |
son. Future generations, gentlemen, will |
judge us by the monuments We build. | will !
send you copies of this engraving for your Sab
bath schools, that the youthful mind may be
stimulated by the reward of true virtue.--O. |
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