The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-17

with more force than they co 10 YOU even
Go into the plains OF Illinois, and there you
will find The Yankee boy with Southern wife,
the Yankee girl with Southern husband. -
When their children have grown up and have
gone TO visit thp graves OF their fathers or their
mothers, or the graves OF their ancestors, they
have had to 60 10 Virginia as well as Ne"
Hampshire TO see them both. Each child has
Southern ancestor as well as Northern one
and be don't like TO have curses heaPed on ne
head Of the parent or the grand parent. Then,
again, wbea YOU come to talk 10 as about
dissolution Of the Union, We tell y2a, NO
Never we trade Southward as we'll as
Nortbvard. We furnish the wafer that flows
down the Mississippi as we'll as the water that
flows through the lakes of tie $. Lawrence
We intend to follow tha! water wherever Il
flows until it rljngles into the bread OCEAN
(Applausel We have social and commercial
relations with the South, and the Eas. alike, -
We have the tie Of country and Of blood that
binds them together When Won tell Us that
this Union is to be dissolved we say "Never"
for the reason that we never intend TO travel IN
to foreign country, and obtain a passport ana
have il vlsed by a consul IN order 70 visit the
,onbs Of our fathers or the scenes OF our child
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Began n assemble in the Court House ward anc
vicinity, and before eight O'Clock. the honr fo.
tba recen,;or =, the Crv Hall an inmans.
crowd had collected, filing the gard and The
street ia front. At eigh; o'clock Judge Doug
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