Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
TIE Talk Of TRUE Democrat,

TIE Talk Of z TRUE Democrat
-E0z th= L-=zstsara =azz Ls=Ea1zr---
Hon. jos. H9ls Of kentueky delivered !
short speech AZ Boston l4z. vcek, where be
was introduced b. Mr. Everett, fron ~hich
Ee make the folloFi..g extracts;
Full. faE vii Be the measure r mr. joy
wh=n / shall bsAeli tie Easirs s ssaileF ot
Massachusetts and TIE p4-siaf ss.s II. of hsn
c1eEy meeting ura1 the SAM 5=l4s 4 dan
ger, and with he grz-p e tl=ir lEat=raal
A4H1s r-5a&5Hg rha<s srzirar1Es men who
thr5sga insg Years hzr= Striyys E. tender
than aliens sT3 enemies e. 1a-h aEteT
F=ll-E citizens. an Era-5e.-l n say thar
1CrIrg tl= somewhat cx-enfel ter rbat |
bare Iust n1a = I haze aex}s-Fe faHi the
gabisc voice fziar- ~ ;54e p4s,i.e Turpasz tal-
Esraag ~ reference =. IT, vigarsu~ EsTasecg-
ii1n ot this wzr Uzt5i il.r SFzEs 1ad Stripes
shall fsaz Il every Eags.4E .rg1a aaizli they
have been TIN. LAPplaEss- " wLsre
have I l.ez7l s1= wsEl rgza ySy4l.izs--a word
which can 1s= b. 1s-r.t aEiT ~ lss..yal
lps, or Fy th-~- -yseak5ag eslz54'v and directly
n the IA,e-->t- e IN rej--l5isEs- Cheers
and q ysaoa. That's rhe Eiud 4 talk" 8
long * The retsls have aruas in taeir hands
there Is nothing = cssE,T- mise ciseer- :
integrity e tt4 Government: ara xhs, int
he was : ready - I'll . cJwa-i's grave. !
PREPARED f1E submission % such humiliation
a. this
Fellow citizens. !: cannot be disguised tina.
We stzad 81 this moment confronted bY gre4s
national dangers and great national calami
ties. Eleven members Of oar Union are N
open and thus far successful rrvol.: and AT
army !. nay be If hundred ani fifty thoas
and men, breathing vengeance and slaughter,
> lowering upon our lines and msnacing the
safety Of Washington. From this pressing
peEl! 30 valiant resolves, NJ brilliant decla-
nation. 10 tergid pr0phscyings can possibly
deliver us, Nothing bur the sword. WELDED
BY skiitul and heroic hands. can now save this
country from the last catastrt phs that can b
fai. free people The enemy has been test
Cd. and we can 10 longer Gudarrate either his
power or MS FscElsz.ne>s in battle
Leg 10 zs4H sl,l7fish he delu1iye belief iha.
s.ace tAis rebellion Is the c4Gse II crime, that
ther fore il aill be the less dsTiHzlY Main
tanned. History has recorded for our in
straction and our admyntiou that Ca,aI.ne
and bic CO cgnspiratgrs fell w:sh their faces
70 the enemy, and 50, probably. will fall the
Rebel leaders of the South. The more earn
est, the more prompt, the more united the e.
tyrts that are n9w made, the briefer will bt
the struggle. All delay, all scanning hesitan
c., ali dlssen-ion, while Strengthening the r.
bellion Itself, Is fraught with incaleuIabls
danger and mischief b. ourselves.
If We falJer. We fall, and not only will
Washington, your Capital, be suijugated and
sacked. but ygur cities and your fields viii /.
be swept oFcE ~ al army carrying IN is train
des0!a.ions scarcely surpassed since the G5ths
stabbed their steeds in the palaces of the /
Cssars. The fsndish tone Of the Southern
press, Its ezuiraGt threatenings, and the
events which have already trans piEed, fully .
justify me ia this declaration
H. Therefore. We think rf our lands and
gold. Il nus merchandise zal pleasant homes /
or even gf the blood that course iri our veins .
II contrast w.:h the honor and iurezrifr af .
our Government. wc are bust: a.= >Aail perish
suddenly, irretricla5iv, and ignUnr:ui.G. -
Bat If true l. guF-eivc-, - verify believe
we TlH 5a, !! true u the Ejull.ug usr.aari.- .
# the past, and t. tie grandeur & nur mis- .
sion ., a r-nI IT, vent -arfait- ssli3 assured ly
triumph: and that tEiuHi,h tie Utisu --ufi .
IHant uf The Sal;i lriil rerrl-r Z a:u.,l~ta anl .
enduring tPpi.a,r and 'Aa>. Da- nf all
thls national ;IrHsi., and battle AMI EIu0i-
sar4 and "rln-fHI ar-uI,h. there All! IN ihe
eni arise future tpr nuT eaUH,fy, hTi4ttt -
fhat rainbow "b.c. spaHs th- .a'~t, fh.t .
iHauut a'nve fhs tortured he'll f Ma .ara'-
waters. that fu'grs that bs.v e prom
lse and 0i beauty mag vii A- accepted o.
the appr.,Iria5e emblem Applause
One II Tie Is. ust :-trlI. a5>tIcl-s wilIcn has
Leen encountered IN the succr--tul prySecu
tinn Of This war J. the 1i-i,.yalty found in
our midst. Cr.ss of that's s0."3 This is
especially true in relation - Washington city
and tie Border States but II i in a degree
true egeryHheTe, aud t. this Is traceable
much u that d.~cnuragcnent under which
the E3t.cu - no.g suffering. The country il
Ruw rejoicing in th5se JaiI and decided
measures wt4.ch the Presil-nt j. taking 70
su ubdue tlIi- fatal Ss4fcs x weakness and de-
feat iCbeers.! It is "a v&ia that tie stal
wart arms and hearts of This great nation toll
at the pumps, So long as men are kept on
board with aucrIs in their pock cts, who, at
every stolen opportunity, are boring holes in
the bottom of the noble ship on which we
are all embarked. Applause
Fellow citizens, the thought Of dismember-
ing this Union, which has been the source Of
all our strength and all our joys as a nation,
can be entertained by no true man. Dis
memberment would involve the abasement of
all which we, as true Americans, have so long
and so Justly been proud, and the mplete
ruin Of that grand inheritance which we have
received from our fathers, and which * is oar
duty to transmit undiminished in its bles
sings to our descendants. 1t would conduct
Us from palaces Of prosperity and power to
novels of wretchedness and to graves of his
ho3oE.
gGA There will be no trouble heneeforth
about the pay Of the troops. AL the regi-