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The republican party knows, as the whole country win
ultimate understand the nobcst obteo1U of
national life must perish that life itself shall be lost, and
therefore viii accept the issue rendered win take up
the word Union, which others are 90 willing to re-
nounce and, combining it with that other glorious
thought, Liberty, which has been It's inspiration 20
long, will move Tsm ns wn tns motto otto. nrcro;
victory in defeat in power ~ out OF power now and
forever" II the republican party maintain the Union,
party, for there no other VIII the democratic party
take up the assaut The menacee OF dsunion are made
or davow them It's silence thus far b portensous but
Is not alarming The effect Of the intimidation II success
full would be 10 continue the rule Of the democratic party
though minority by terror certainly ought 70 need
more than this TO secure the success of the republican
party. II, indeed, the time has when the demo-
cratic party rule by terror instead Of ruling through
conceded public confidence then is quite certain that
cannot be dismissed from 10 soon Ruling that
od0us % could not qng save M either % Inc %
cratic party will consent to stand In this position though
does through the action or s representatives seem 70
the democracy Of the North. know them now in their
waning strength. DO not know possible disunionist
Union now as they were in the by gone days when their
ranks full, and their challenge TO the combat was
always the war cry Of yictOry. But, shan prove
party in this country must stand on Union ground
that the American people will sustain no party that mot
capable OF making sacrifice Of its ambition on The altar
ofihe country that, although party may have never
much Of prestige, and never such traditional merit
to he unon 4. s s' .SS.n.sss SUs ss' win e
upavsilpg; and then obnoxious a., through long
cherished and obstnb!e preludices the republican party
is In the capital States yet even there win advance
whole people, and II win DO armed with the national
only party that defends and maintains the ntssri-
ty Of the Union Those who seek awaken the terrors
the conditions which they Axe their attempt
Who believes that republican administration and Con-
80 nr, s
must not only be pracced but must be intolerabe and
there must be no remaining hope for constitutional
lief before f0rcibe resistance find ground on
anywhere The people Of the United States, acting In
conformity with the constitution, the supreme tribunal
10 try and determine al poti al issues. They are q
competent TO decide the issues Of to-day q they have
been heretofore to decide the issues Of other days They
can reconsider hereafter and reverse Il need Be, The
than once reconsidcred and reversed their Judgments In
former times. II needs no revolution to correct
stances Nor 10 any special cause for revoution
likely TO occur under republican administration. We
pute Our fathers undertook q great work for them.
selves for u.s. and for our successoto erect free and
federal empire whose arches shall span the North Ame
continent and reflect the Of the throughout
his whole passage from TO the other Of the great
They erected thirteen Of its columns all
These are standing now, the admiration Of mankind.
Their successors added twenty more even We who aro
here have shaped and three Of that twenty
all these and steadfast the first hreen and
more will yet be necessary when we shall have rested
from abors Some among prefer for these columns
composite material others the pure white marble Our
fathers and predecessors differed In the same way
and on the same point What execratons should not
all unite in pronouncng statesman who heretofore,
in bis choice materials for any new column then TO
be quarried, should have laid violent hands the
imperiect structure and brought down 70 the earth,
best hopes. remain now In the opinion have uniformly
expressed here and elsewhere that these hassy threats
execute them We OF language, liberty and
faith engaged, indeed in varied incustry but that
industry diversified brings into intimate rela
lions with each other than any other people, however
mogeDeous and though living under consolidated govern
that part discovered must perish. You may refine
please about the structure Of the government say
that Is compact and that BREACH by one Of the
States or by C,ngress Of any article absolves al the
members from allegiance, and that the States
cause Tor war. But once Try 70 suSvert IT. r. s"d
you will find that II 10 . governments Of tho
Whole Whole peSple--:s S!Ie..% % individuals, a. veil I. .
body polite conscious Of his interest," and power n IT,
and knows that he will be helpless powcrless hopeless
right, natural instinct and natural capacity for SELF
government; and when, here, they are sufficiently
ment and no other Theframers Of our consttucn WIN
q wisdom that surpassed all previous undsrstauding
human nature he strangely, bndly misundsrsssds shs
anatomy Of the great system, who thinks that ID Only
bonds, or even us strongest gaments are the written
compact the multiplied and thoroughly rami6ed
roads and thorougharcs Of trade commerce and social
intercourse These strong indeed, but iss chieest
strumeDts OF cohesionthose which render inseparAblo
and indivsble-are the millions OF hbres Of millions
of contended, happy human hearts, binding by their
affections M their "a amoaons and their pest hope: equally
and unwse the learned and the even the good
and the bad TO government the FIRST the last and the
only such one that has existed which takes equal
heed always Of their wants. their wshes and their Opi
Mons, and appeals 10 them all, individually, once In
year. in two years. at least IN four years. for their
expressed consent and renewal without which II must
cease. No, 60 where you will, and TO what class you
may with commissions for your fatal service 10 one band
bounty counted by the hundred the thouand
pieces of silver In tho other, thousand resisters will
rise up for every recruit you can engage On the banks
the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts the shores Of the
Gulf Of Mexico and In the del OF the Rocky Mountains
and spnners Of the stevcdprcs of
New York <he miners Of Pennsyivana, Pixies Peak and
California, the wheat growers Of Indiana the cotton and
the planters on the Mississippi among the voluntary
citizens from every other land not les than hs native
born the Christian and the Jew, among the Indians On
the praries the contumacous morons in Deseret the
Africans free, the Africans in bondage the inmates OF hos
p,ials aud anshouaes, and the criminals in the uam
,snares ,ehear:e the story your wrongs and tne own
. them TO rise They win ask you, "a this s' "Ase
yon more just than Washington, wiser th4n Hamilton
vernment or Of Union have you ne power to estabsS,
or even the cunning TO dev Se that win be more just
more more ss,s mQ!s *. Moft s.n.le more bensAeest Or
gAaories you will be slenoed and coufounded n,
fTesident, We are perpetuaIly forgetting this
chanism Of cur constitution, and beoanse vs
40 forget II, we are continually woodesing how
covering regions 10 vast, and rerulsains nssrsst.
90 various o. 70 many miions Of msn coasdtuisd and
conditioned 20 dversey works right on We are cont-
INTO pisces But, IN truth, Il win not stop; cannot
% roS; Wss made not 2 sop but TO keep in motoah
thh wonderful machine, wheu Il had newly cou,e fom
the hands Of s almost divine invsntos was the admire
on OF my earlier years, lthough then but imper
nsure IN she economy Of the worlds civilization, and ne