Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-27
Keen were his pangs, yet seener htr to feel
He nursed the pniOn whicli'impelled the steel,
While the same plumugo that had warmed his br
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40 far as temporal existence is concerne to crafty pre-
eht personal pique and feed mean ambition. Whoevi
snstans them will not Whoever cries peace will no
| whoever cries compromise with them, will NOT [Grei
eheerng.l am for peace bnt l am for making peac
with the loyal citizens Of the SOuththe loyal citizens
Kentucky, and Of Missouri who have sent that mod
eih Ncbucladnezznr, Claiborne y. Jackson TO gfass-
| LGreat laughter]
They ask in repetition, eau you coerce statef sal
no You cannot You might we'll the to shn
or the stars t. twinkle. Can you coerce neghbDrooi
10 be honesti Noi but you may punish its criminals
No one can justify armed rebellion In opposition 10 thu
Union and the Constitution Of his country.
But Mr. Lincoln 4 Is said orsooth, has violated the
constitution In conducting his Administration Very we'll
eie Is day Of reckohing TO come with him and ha ad
vers But 1t one thing to violate the Constitution il
defence Of your country and quite another to violate #
IN ~ enasayorng to snbyert 1t. Whom my Democratic o
Republican friends or any other man, are disposed Il
call the President to account, and his defender
merely beg, when they get through with him, they vii
merely inquire whether Mr. Jefferson Davis & Co. hav
gone strictly according TO the Constitution of the Unite
statesf lCheers and aughter.l | have the impression
that instutng pretended government within the hou
dares Of the United Satas that stealing the
o. our Government its shpsi betraying its commands
firing upon It's fortiheaons; organizing piracy upon tn
high seas and long list other and kindred actsI hav
the IMPRESSION say, that these are slight Infringement
iLaughter.l
hut want to have my Constitution friends come alon,
win me- and when they get the Administration all regu
lated and the constitutional track to look this mat
ter ttle for il seems to that II requires attention
know not whether Mr.. Lincoln has observed the Con
snon indeed. for all the purposes of resisting rebel
Hon. care not II is due to him to say however, that he
has seemed to be in good faith attempting put down
belion. He has not done all things as would have
them, because would have multiplied his by about
iourand where he Innsbruck blow would have struck
l'Hnn. Laughter and cheering.l Therefore do not
agree Win him in that respect When the dAy comes
eau have settlement with him. for he to held with all
other officers to strict But would not do even
@ sat unaer the smoke o. an enemys guns Let rs see
iirs that the rebellion is put down And when that Is
done, am ready 20 how it has been done. do not
propose to yield this Union any part oft to the soae
Soeuerate uoFernmont thnt has been made up In the
southern States 1t government and there IL moth
ing IN the shape OF government under it, IT, In It.,
or around H. dagonaly, horizontally. or perpendeuAry
Like boys trainnng It is all officers fLaughterl it
Is made up thus you shall be President Of the Congress-
and will be President Of the Confederacy yo shall be
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. and will be Secretary of the
Treasury. [Laughter Doubtless very we'll satisfac-
tory enough If they had kept IT to themselves one
would have objected to their strung In their stolen pl-
mage But 4 is time for the people Of the United States
to put their hands upon in earnest aud to maintain the
Government ot the Constitution.
The habeas corpus-a hard kind Of u name for writ
but one which lawyer a Dutchman finds little diff
Guilty in pronouncing-itis is said that the haeas corpus
has been suspended and abused. Well, think 1t Is be-
cause some have written much about IT, while they
knew so little. II simply means to have the body.
prisoner alleged to be improperly Imprisoned; and IN
order that the may be inquired into petition pre-
sented to Judge and then the Judge allows the writ
the prisoner s brought up and the person who holds him
is bound to make return. If the prisoner Is illegally
detained the Judge orders him to be disoharged II right
fny imprisoned he remands him. That Is all there is
about it, 1t Is simply civil writ But there is old
maxm as old as Julius Caesar would have been had he
ved-itr aypid silent lsges-tha s the laws silent
III the midst Of arms Here is the question; An ndiydu
a. b + In @Prsonsa here some friend EFT ha9eas corpus
whoever ntereres with obatructs that writ guilty
~ ,I su le.ti M'vhs' @ au nuuts hensy pshh-
found that man Is fixing to blow fortress betray
arrt 20 i w % yy -, ae s Sues ~ eoan ~ i l m
strongly guarded beoausehe s known be traitor and
in the confidence Of traitors and enemes lawyer
csnt ~ 1 ~ @S = III 9i la, pus ". - w ~ tesuna ~
they cannot see him unless the Judges tongue Is longer
@ sle soiuiet pnyehe,, nouiu aiy nhe II ne was
commanding At Fortress Monroe Fort Mcienry Or any
,a,, ~, ~ @ ~, ne Wa , ~ VIII lSson ahu
it s hhna esvs ssupMouu he, pgtuns n'uuge sens
en 10 th " b d,9t ma @o Mas enunn m
sornt9r,,S ' Vi H e'nnihiu "'u ' '''etes'' VI tut
fnr,ss e ,e,yo,o. ~ NJ mas, . .,o, /.
,d,,a, l., M a. ~ ~ i,i s,, m petu - iol . 'sis
that lad ~ ossaisi 9 1 5 sVo i M y, 20 70 % Dsese
,yond arrcst c1er n ,o,i d a ~ H. it III ,y
ipdiyjdnaI too fGLesss SnJ rrias ~ aGood a1hat
soes right 10 the snotS ,hat is sonnd That IA snh
1emoeriev as I lilte 10 noe ~ 80 9S''1' ' -"-
Generai Iaclsnn had tha baarts Of tho Ar,or,cat ,
nore Than anv man ~ ooder tine @ 'I hd sS peop,e
, , y % ~ yaer tn95, Mhu My because
Il stirrn necesatv 10 ~, - ,,s
hut when man wanted hanginr he hung
i'm irst and iooked IN the Law afierTards II arshta
rhore are tnes and dcrasinn vben thjs a. ,bs o,s ~.
n do in dealing WIN tresscn The nivil ia, efyi S
de1uate remedy While yon ara dsr,,ssn, tbe yesf,n
ne country NAV be rnine2 the eanto IN flames and fhe
,rcbiyes desiroyed when the war h over We NAV xar,
ne and see any one has incurred penalty for sunend
ne the writ Of habeas corpus Cen aokso naid INK ana
M NOT til after he md mi down hof fre ana o
nestc traitors f'' % Wv
"a lnng as there oa citizon sonti that amands tho
,rotecfio1 nf tla fInve-nnent ,en n q n,r t ~ ~
ect the oyerment n fhe linton for bs sate T.soni
That's the talk" &e And when there Is none ii L our
y and coInmercialiy Il IA one in every ssnse IL NJ
eriy mpnssbe far tbis 10 he divided tbont
Il iitfer lesr1icton Ia totl serons When or attent
a iivida Norfh and soptb vnn nust M II Pas anJ NV5t
Then an will 20 10 pieres and our country will he Nexion
trse tl,an Mexido beranse We ian Hines mo
eriai for mischief md destrnction military denotIs
viIl he jnangnratei rbenever vo,, nern,t e.
,,, ""0ns'e 'ou P0'''' ''' epei"onto
mn sa,oo cry ,a ao II, favor f noaco yo ,ro al,
nut suino eIS ae W itNoI " peaee. les We hIe M
or peace now was lot hegouatlng peace uht iort
suon % ws nreu up9hl ny Ispe arteIy' anu tnen paae
dien to a expectations OF peace until conquered over
epellion lOnesrSS;; sly tneie Us no peace unit, you
ah put % u1w teveion Dy ioree ~ We must 5tanu
y the Union. You may make peace with the loyal men
the SCUM, ane thers y the psce 70 nakel II but now
VII you 40 u win ,epellunt W win sn aetsehent N
me hand and revolver IN the other and ask the Coned
racy 70 take IT'S ohoieet II theIe s any you can uea
Win u y he loyal et1es o. the eouth-those that are
owe their constitution and are willing to die IN It's defence
when hey are restored 70 position by eonquerng rebel
ion An hnouu stiNe tosetheI ior thiH gnou ehu-meh
houd bare their oosoms IN battle women mpore IN the
lahe OF hsuten thA. te nessnss y, to Union SHOULD
ans % s hat ha aus @ No Is t w.
epelnoh as iel9ou5 m i aI & sas % e1e i hhsl ~
ofnient the peios the u,ei anu uin WIN ploou anu
tears the lus're re y tner % pIlsnt s1af' -, ,,,.,,
peleNel, when ,ne eNeMns =, tnS ~. fIesluenuu
election had closed uoSn, tnat SHOULD ea exemption
anu th honoropie ~ nun .ue u
he day. Congratulated myself that should once more
enjoy repose in the quiet OF my home and In the pursuit
loved But this question Of Government OF anarchy has
nands Of my feowctzena until turbulence Is huahed or
4 crowned with triumph are you mayor o. war Noi
but am In favor o putting down war hy ioree ol arms
am opposed To- war; aud IN iayor oi obtaining peace by
putting down the authors ol tle war. am IN iavor oi
nelce, but am lhNOr OF ileo only WIZ insure
tdrivng out armed rebellion negotiating with loyalty
When this country commences TO DE II VIII die rapidly
Whom this nation Is given up to disruption It VIII so to
swift destruction. Rome, 70 be sure, was three hundred
years dying but then its physical powers were greater
than ours its moral iofeo les, ls rs,
'cute than ours Mne W. @ WI W. Me t si n uUm "a noou
nd darkneas but . not IA " ,, ~ G az uys @ ~ III nP P
ssf9 tne as hha Wors' H. ~ ~ & ,ne,ins sus ~ 70 iii iP
" slllo w VspI.9 va" I ~ y ~ " ,h
" brutal ier9ety tegh i, I n9shs IN. ., tnon,
nn huian e.a Nv t ss e , II1 ~
esel ~ " gISm Mfs1 , w., i,i @ % d nv A ~
Y. '1e ealuA.e peA VIII 1ii nv st ~ ~. t s
\, ~ uest.oyS Wy "a auJ @ a. ~ ta ~ p, !, u IN
u OF elther. anu ,ns " W, = ti w f, Mty ~
na MIL % ,o r aToe IN h,atoI @ m
lh.s saey WIZ WIN oe ~ nl9iu ~ ~ ~, ,3 Y ie'
n1 De sn nonestel man ~ ns ss VI you 'nah tue ues
olier o. our ", lnte ,happy ohiup t A, ,.is, e, =,
shai' te lell 9esli9yeIs o s osaului pIo ne PER
lte9 70 heeonpils ,hel ns'' , Ia ~. @ eu aAs tey
Y Mueu IN thS Wvlh a. M v,m y tne ~ VI ~
OnG escape uuutf tnld tine