Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-10
Jottrnat dtaU Smithsonian.
A VOICE Fon THE UNION.
Eloquent Address of the Hon. Jos. Holt.
of Kentucky.


OF Kentucky.
Nh. Holt deivei5d an aditess to the citizen
Of Atw York, at tie Chambers Of Commtcr, o
Iuesiay. The following are the passages Of til
eloquent oraton.
TRAITORS 90 nG DISCARDED.
The power of th Government cln do much II
correct this evil. Dut how much more could b.
done ny tile cruising power of public opinion
etahding as infamous, socially and politically
lISloyalty, wherever and whenever it is encOunt
cred Applause
hyour railroad cars ON your steamboats,, in
your througlltates, in your business, ii your
social ciicle, uisuynliy must he branded aud
o.nsted US leprous and Il lualhsume thing.
Enthusiastic APPLAUSE Nhcu, fylow-citi2ens,
you meet these men, he it on 'chlnLe or in the
social circle. and they offer You their hands ;
looI wel' nt-then, and ifyou have the discern
n'eht That have, you will see that their hands
are Cd with tie blood ol tic brave meil-y our
hinlred and your friends, il may be - who
persisted, nud are perishng still, ON the rerklng
nat'le'helds Of the ccOuntry, Applause
uSlff OF lnE G0VERNMENr.
know that thtrc ARE some men, lew, il is
true, WHO do sincerely believe that the question
oi public honor cut Of view, this Republic can
be severed that peace can be patched up; and
that thV two Goyernmtnts can thereafter live on
prosperously and peacefully as before Nomore
false or iatal thought ever orept scrpent.like
into an American bosonn Applause. Ii you
wlil 60 to the cemetery OF nations, anl.Aay your
and li.h tl.,.tI ..,,,5,.. tnu .'..v, nstsbrB
amid lls conyuls.on. If eiyil strt,. the, viii
answer YOU. in accents OF broken. beurtedness
1T is n ac,nsion Rut if van will not listen
to the ,.ice ot thr nn.,. "a, ia Nleyirn md Sou,u
America. nnd ask the Inhabitants of tbo,e bripbt
lands. bessed win, thc finest climate an carih
occupyinp "A soil az exouqtlfs4 frrtibtv and
living amid rivers and labes uud maintain. mn
of grandeur and instirntion. and ~ will IN
up their bowed heads. md amid lcmoyn n.izltion'
nnvertv nnd disbopnr ,h,, viii toli ,,n, II i. "a
lelusion. rLoud npnlnn,e Fellow citigens /
teinic, ia htlieve th.t t .,rit ot lovolt, ~ ti,i
lime lwcl = rirh mi nhnt,i,n, IN ihc no,,.ar
laar, ~ ia Mn a,,i w. ~, l.t,"i, a'a'
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a % w meos 80 ps''V'Su' % .,,ei "non & mas ,uiy
',orii. in ,vcl j,.t;,,i;,,s NV, rla.sd AMI
Ii,I ~ "nsn "" ~ ~ 1.
m,',ou i - upgel ~ u.,o's 'seay PgSv. W "9py
PATRIOTISM which, ohIl'eIatlng ali party llnes-
l'oau , S'"Vs ~ rig
~ 'io nv ,. eoi''e"' % 'ns N"''eN "'".eS,
uie ou. . i"N ou' 'Ss nm
r,H.' "as 9"' r'o ''rN'' ''
lullyi Tor, looking Oh the graves ut our fathers
and on the cradles oi cur children, We have
sworn that though all things else shall peri ID,
this country and Government shall live" Loud
applause, 1t is such patriotism us that, and
such only, which will conduct you to victory.
rejoice 10 believe that that spirit has been eyeiy-
where awakened throughout the loyal States.
The enpitnlists Of lie country have come boldly
forward Tcheers1-al,i. riskipp all. nave ex-
hibited n grandeur Of ceyotlon to tie couatrv
which, willie it will astonish the people of Eu-
rope, has inspired the admiration and gratitude
Of every true American heart TApplause IT,
with ali our vast material resources if with our
known aud acknowle igcd physical superiority
over the rebels if, wi.h our olumur0us aud pro
fuse avowals Of devotion to our institutions, we
suffer that rebellion to triumph over US, | do
verify believe that the American nation. would
become Il stencil in the nostrils Of the world, and
that an American citizens would not be permitted
to walk the streets OF European capital without
having the finger Of secrn pontcl al him. Ap-
plause.
FIDELITY OF THE PRLstpRNT
Fellow-citizens, l would earnestly counsel
forbearluce and patience in regard to those who
are charged with the administration If our
Government. Cheers Before critcising their
conduct we should remember that We may not
be in condition to judge, to appreciate the
difficulties that are 10 be overcome. No man
can doubt the courage on the loyalty Of the Pre-
sident Of the Unittd Siates-l loud, long and
cheer. TO, the President Or his
determination 10 snpl ross tnis rebellion. To
,tp.t.r rnu.ttfuti,, vniaa