Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
DR.. Breckinridge on the State
Of the Country
Another Voice fom kentucky
tFrom the panville Quarterly Reviewl

|. CirH Wor-Iaf,,ence,f mon il. The idea
oftte Resto,uf;on ofSfLe Union
Tho Ar,o.;o,,, a,,,o -. :, p
civil war Tbat po;, pJo;I n'u wh;o ~ 'hs 'iLuS. .,
and aI,nos, ,n;u.soaI sy mn,onj III .ne lus'
!, tha d;nos, ,nh;oh - e.h VI nia'A'nu,
nlraadu osv ooSo,od m,ou o cSu pelan ,a!.oas, has
oh ado;y and tho wi.m iss .er'lpie 1'
80 d"y au tGu s,oon e;,,'Aens nou, oay
i ia ro,nppI,;ra p ooa,o. ;n,. a. liisn'iu, Us
resnects barl,,, ,oae ',o.,"; .o. az ~ many
be vast WunS,eJ, ne ,hnraI, v,,in W etey @ ,,ioa
No. a.o bna.a.,;n'. VI .nouianus vi aIineu m
oanta;ns ,aoun W ~ say oa'm o.'etLieu py
wanJ hornos y 1 ", ,a,';laJ a1 "I'.ny " oo,,,
81 ,n,t,,aI au ;aI esGy n,eu,i
St;ii - D. o'a '"I Io.eoo "l
millions Of de,iors ha"o 'o oiro,d,, haae ~. vi
nondoJ i, ,bo ;,'',,d,'.', M ~ go, oeeu eA
t;ons. and 90 ,bnrn,,nLi,, ~ ,,,o ,a p,opIInia
NJ I'll ranos oro,,sod a,,1 IS, o,,.s,a.,.,
tha av;''oro;ns 70 H. w" 49, ~ LIi olg
of eve,, man " ,mv otn svo Gu ~ oJ,,ian
all ,het ha % g ot =, reau,ess w ueionu
=, ,wLa.a,,o 80 ~. Wills - " su.'eL,'oIi tna.'
inc ar,ns viii bo ,r,no3 omJ oJ ', ~ y. nua,
u;,h JnodI,, agos. aI;., ~ "',' ',I ne a. .,'
" avant. ,a vnoI soj,ao a0ou,E ~ .ne o9ulsc
II i ;,iooJ o'';Llo ,i,a. - NV, I,.c,i
;n,ernnS;t;on % 1f oo Gna ,,,ae s"me % Ignuor,ul M
hnrn;, ;,,,n,,iao " c,i,;, lii, ". so,ic suuai" anu
nvaoio ' pu'ae laIiins upon ,ne people may
arrest the destrnc,;on @ ,v are osis'iope + pnad a
descend 1t is equally possible that, before
these lines are printed, lgroat armies which
already face each other, may have fought
one of these bloody and decisive battles,
whose issues determine the Fate not only OF
wars Dut OF ages Ignorant oil all the future,
ana lmperfectly informed concclnpg passing
events u becomes Us 10 speak with nodera-
tlon ana candor OF the prospects before ns.
fenetrated with the deepest sorrow at the
mourhlul, though It he IN many respects
sublime, scene which our country presents,
j We would forDear TO speak at all, II 1t were
not that the general tenor OF what we. pur.
pose to utter,ls designed to keep alive In the
hearts OF our countrymen the conviction that
the whole country may, even yet, be restored
and to influence, SO far as anything we car
do may influence, the conduct OF all these
terrible AFFAIRS, to that end, and by that idea
IL IS TINS which IS the burden OF all we have
: hitherto said and done--it Is this which justi
hes nearly any effort, any sacrifice, any suf
fering ON the part OF the nation--it is this
which we must keep before the minds Of mel
If we would preserve our countrymen from
turning savages, under the influence Of thu
cyl war upon which we.have entered, nnt
lor the prosecution OF which such enormous
preparations are made by both parties.
III. The Iona and terrible yejou of B,r,;ss
Majestic ReoDneoronrc of Te N,t,an eco 90
The scene of 16airs G,eot T,u,Ls "".oa, -,
, e1, and 10 Le 1no,ot,;neJ "'''' "'''i
! n. l,,. q ,...
i .,;a rol a.; lom eoursc ol years politlca
2 aa, 9a,uus, suo'''ha, h 'aH,lons anu the ciamor
Il ".s' ia" sNIn 'ha1hort OF po,tic'
enuuai,oh tHuuah, - onu peoPlc, ana occupied tn
.nT.nIi I;,!sI ~ uie'i Tl'n thaI description q
' ppii'Cai ,ueI anu uesircs; tliat Me Nd,on-
me m,yny e.S.- IiI.e's ,i'e son" no.eon-nau diSal
II PeI,uI J L,on' suo a'ea u, our eeheral p9niic'
md m pomocrat m , ond TH1,e SInur''on hg
Slu nohoo'1'l anu i.ePuoilca,' ana hnow
o No,hIng' ana oecesslonlst, and Abolitionsi
d a,iu I'Io- i1a,cr tnc pc9pie rent, ana con
i luscu, unu Ilauueheu-Irauu ana vlolenc
.e'sh'"s ~ the leateu eanVasseS ana eloc
s!onanali i:, lne mos. shuiilelcSs coriuptio
J. spleau'mng likG pessllence amongst publ
t,, m,en. Luz slollous Eae'on hld d,Sappeare
; ui.1 a. 'no J uoiro',ns eie,nenl IN nation
Z Wn;,oJ ,.os 49, I'M ',,i' ip,luene VI 'ii
e u rh",hon bo "a1 , ,ouna oapannle pn VI conn
fans, ,hrnm'L 'hna;I;ss'u Gsn .Ly, oin'LLuy, 'hroug
,H.' ,; ."'on ',n,.'. ;y' I;iy' VI .nLo"sil corrul
,o H. III h;, T 'i'o run VI 'h
Y ,od a"J Il ,,an,h,u i'a ~, lcPicaei
u ur ,rt "u 'm; ~ ,ri;ah 1" !, v, my 0SnSueutln
" tG,t ~ tm'u a,oit "no onni,, ~ 1i e1' 90 u'teri
on",ont on", o of ,bp Jbp'pg pl .hmuiuu .i IN nagial
y and ,hn uat;on ard Wy oJi';.i'u''ol ,,I
ui ;nn"oraI,ln an,' " ar III az l.s ntago
:; s1roah a"o from St,,o '' ~ " S"as Gu aLiowea
M Mi,heit ',V np,nnt "'o " N ,bo n.a :, Without III
J. aos"n,;u ! " ,"D ,io ;.eIr or any "h
,rJ rnti ~ ta ~ a'"Nu a.'u'i .eie OF eve
c ud fl. ".a 'ea, '"u r ,I, Ny az VI 'no rey9l
the % nart;sans ,n of % !, hnd ~ sa;,nd ''i On wnG
ohH n,nIa'.r,.,,,',,,t i, - "oca"'c III
, o'o, vi and oig ,ha a;m nio =" ,;, ue"n! WIN IL
a "1a Wv, W." d'" 'V" m''n e,'li seatesme
5 mmS ,,,;r, dao nTo" cn', S'i,uu accep, "
y WI TIL n,;it, 49,. iu''t aoconiplsheu
a. ~ ,,o'. m' m mSymg ts ,ha" h".m nis ne,Ppe"re
J'ov ,Iounh,f, XXX "" an nc 80 Jy. ,i "gous. a
an'"s',tua .tu,1 @ I"o" ool ,nHs s"cn ues.rMe,lo
n, r,r ~, nnn s;do w;,hn,t " "ooo' nc
y w. w., 'h;I vi U'o n''"ouu pose'.lhs wa
om 5no I,o D',', ,ho n,a Gonfa,o& & 9e conSluete
" hnmo , ,roi,rroS r I o M ho,,'h GVaoI"nien. ~
Snuo @ p.',e';.u ~. eu iin hip'ou'u.ign. ,. ot rol
II S"'.i aam .l ~ w po e,"n.",; sur'Inuer IN Ihre
@ umaSs, u,aoash ;.",ka'io;,. PUT u was
umo,Io Je ,o'. iho r u wy sf,r.' ol every act &c
WIZ wn,us rjo uh;oh 'ad haI "h ma.,on ad 't1 uover,
Q ium;, Wiz, o n,u ~ VuisuI,]eu thn aI. tne whol
" panh"J p,oy' ,In IoJo W 'ne ,eso,., anu wh,cn ha
% Trn;"n "' nam .m' ono,, ",' .o"d oH.enoeu
IL '-.,, 0um "om ,'t ~ w seoou"s ctatc, 10 IN
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