The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-15

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which corrupted tic why party strhnl
glad tie American party, md used tbel
'Ihmocratic party a. tool, Hes crushed
NJ tie dust tS.night, and out heel il upon
IA. wild and uproarous ppplausc, and
Hcfies OF Good, goodlg) And, sir-Asnid
Ire Senator TINT power never rises
again, II can never more sway the desti-
mics or the Government Of the United
States. We have crushed II and ground
1t 10 powder ].
Now, gentlemen, ] say to the men Of
the South who have been threatening the
iiissointion Of the Union, who IRE calling
conventions, who are mounting tho blue
cockades, Go on you dare CHEERS.
and cries or Good We intend to stand
Eby The Consultation and W the Union,
AZ any and every hazard, come what
liInay (iond applause and j say 70 those
linen OF the South who are threatening to-
null down tile columns Of The Union, that
| Il they expect any aid III the FREQ States.
alnong the cowardly men who have
shrunk before their thfoats, they will be.
utterly disappointed. However these
linen mar sympathize with, they cannot
laid them for they arc poweFless 10 the.
free States. (1ipplanse. ! was told.
/ last winter, on the floor Of tho Senate,
lby jefferson Davis, that Gen. Cushing
4 had said IL the contest came. we Republl-
cans were 10 be Hthrottled in our tracks. r
/ / should Ike to zee them try Il on. gem
tlemen. Great chesring.) Let them try
Id on In Washington. or anywhere they
chooseI Renewed cheering II. 8
i iron the Speech Of VIM 6. Bryant I h
Il We now stand upon the battlefield 81
1.-THE great contest, while around is and
before US lie The carcases Of the slain.
/ AT our feet, conquered, lits that great
il oligarcly which has SO long held tue
n South through submission and fear; and
has ruled the North through the treach-
cry Of northern men; and has tyrannized
Il equally over both. Cheers You, my
/ friends, animated by the generous inpuls-
Cd Of your time ofllfe, have aided TO deal
4 the terrible blow that has stretched the
i creature on tile earth. II Hes before Us
Il horrible and ghastly, with It's head sew
y cred from its huge trunk, aud with al It's
u members discovered -lifeless and dead il
NOW lies there; and from TINT death there
! is no resurrection. GTeat applause. Al
new era is now iRangurated Thank the
i Lord the old order Of things las
passtd away, never, VIC hope, 70 return.
& tspeech 81 WepdelI Phillips M
Mr.. Phillips said. If the telegraph
lspeaks true, for the first fine IN our his
4 tory the Slave has chosen President OF
H the United Statcs K Applause We
have passed Tire rubicon, for Abraham
i Lincoln rules rs mIcll to-day rs he will
Ion the fourth OF March next. 1t Is the
moral effect Of this victory, NOT the par
ty administration, that We should look at,
EThe position Of President, Mr.. lincoln
loves to no merit Of his own, but to the
i lives and deeds Of The men Of the past
tBehiEd the curtain Isl John Brown, and
4 the caahons Of March the fearth viii hut
Eecho the guns Of Harper's Ferry, That,
i il RepubliennisaI keeps on progressing d
asst il progressing now, I'VE quote again,
I st.1He Libtratpr Abolition papes may bs
published ia the west wing 81 theI White
4 House, and who then will say, John Brown
Twas justly hungW 4 T: Z.
4 lEfroa the Hoatgonsly tAia .firtrtiser, sth,
AsD Now? 8
The battle has been fought, and the re
suit. so far as we can jnd ge from the mea
1 gre telegraphic details, is as we predicted
i some weeks since. The cotton States
have rallied nnder the banner OF the Con
stitntinn md the equality Of the States
and presents a solid front for Breckinridg.
and Lane. The northern States havt
gathered in solid mass under the banner
of Abolitionisrn, and Lincoln is Presidcnl
elect. The author Of the irfepressible con
i llict, the endorser Of Helper, and the
synpathizer of John Brown, is selected
Eby an exclusively northern vote to Gil th,
chair once occupied BY Washington, ant
Jefferson, and jackson. Not content Will
i this, our northern brethren have chosen /
/, Nntatto, Hannibal Hamlin, TO grd0 th,
4 seat that Calhoun filed, and 10 presid,
over. the deliberations Of senate in which
Z southern statesmen hold counsel for thi
! welfare Of the nation The chapter 1
i fnishedi the supremacy Of the Constitn
!. ton is at an end. lts5 is7
And noWl Men OF the SOUTH Yol
. have done what you could TO prevent thi
i disaster. BraYely you have fought 70
! the Constitution, and the Union nude
the Constitution You have poured on
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