Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-26


limod at me but have passed the Manassas
Gap Of Engliah conservatism and introduced |
/ carriage for the people--(cheers) with /
colors Hying and lots Of money still IN the |
Hear and lauehter.l But no /
more Of that; let me talk on America.
thank you, MIR. Wood, and you, gentlemen, |
tor your good wishes for peace, but We want
no peace. You cay England is with usi
know that she is against US, and has been
from the FIRST. mo, nO.) say yes, yes
and the question is, how much plain talking
can you stand from man who loves his wife,
his children and his God, butloves his coun-
try more than all-(loud cheers for g man
without q country is unworthy of WIis and
children, and poor God-forsaken devil, be had
better die-(hear, ar)-and this, gentle
men, is what England has recommended.
(Eo.)
REaLAND's EEUTRALITT.
EnRlands sympathies are with, and have
been with the South, not ont of hate 20 the
North, bat because she wished 70 see rs break
in two. (NO.) When man is vesTflIit is,
to say the least Of it, bsd taste to 60 and or
der sn your mourning, for perhaps be may
get well again, and how surprised he would
be to see the notices of his death which we're
prepared. highlands neutrality consists in
standing on the platform and cheering the
rebels on. Read the secession organs of the
country. Secession organs, id sAy2 There
are no others save the Daily News, tie Star,
the Liverpool Post, and two or three more
JOURNALISTIC rest all have Gags fying and
cannons booming to stimulate treason on to
murder. The press leads the Wsy. The
Cabinet would declare war at once If it dared;
and am not sure but what the Mexican in
tervention is war in disguise. Resd the
speeches of members Of Parliament to their
constituents. You find them secession to the
backbone. Is there any question about Lind
says language, or Captain Jarvis, or BulWer
LyttOn2 / Ike BulWeF for his frankness and
his honesty. BE is no hypocrite. He talks
Is he thinks, and says, he hopes the country
will not only break up in two, but in four
pieces It is already TOO powerful, and its
growth should be checked. Englend's neu-
tFaIity consists In giving all her sympathy
to the rebels. Suppose you and !, &r. Chair
man, we're friends Of forty years acgusint-
ance, and some night en- the highway bur-
glar tries to assassinate you after having
stolen your money, would you not think it
almost out of the pale Of humanity in this
civilized age to have me remain neutrsl2 or,
what is worse, to hear me cheer the thiet on
Ia his bloody work. (Ohairmsn-It is not
a fair snalogy.) Analogy or net, that is
Engla1d's position to-day toward America.
mo, no. Ere many months you may have
1 revolution in this garden island-the rev.
olution that arises from starving population
for is there not unmistakable signs of
corn famine in Ireland and cotton famine
in England2 Suppose such to happen, and
class should be arrsyed against Class, would
you not Tnluk it damnahle for America to
Join the rebels, and cry Justify for TIE des-
truction of this proud nation, as England is
continuing to cry for Americas ruin. zear,
hear, and no.
THE soUTH TEE ENEMY Or ENGLAND.
What was the Mexican war but Southern
institution to get new slave lands2 What
we're the fllibustering expeditions against
Cuba but Southern institutions2 Where did
Lopez hail from2 where Wallzer7 where did
Lynch law, the Bowie knife, and ths duelist
originate but in the South Is not repudi-
alton purely a Southern institutione Who
was it that showed their sympathiss against
England in the Russian war but the entire
Democratic party, which for forty years has
been a Southern institution2 The Wings
we're with England, but the democrats
cheered the Russian arms. These are all
Southern institutions, and certainly negro
slavery is not an institution OF the North.
Where, then, does England find food for SYM
Bathy with the damned traitors IA this hell
born conspiracy Was it the North o. the
South who sent the contributions to Ireland
in their distress7 Hear, hesr.) Was 1t the
North or South who put the flags at half
mast on the death of Hsvelock (Oheers) |
And tell me, gentlemen, who received the |
son of your Queen with open arms, hut the |
proud children of our Northern country 2 /
Boiling over with good will to England, we
took the Prince and embraced him, because
We loved this old land and its mighty associ
atoms. (Cheers) Weloved to mix or his
tory and lose it even in yours. (Cheers. |
We loved your Christian Queen, and showed
III these things in the warm and honest re-
,eption we gave her son. loud cheers.
Ali this was in the North, but when be
;rossed the border into the slave country, he
lastened away quickly for fear ct repeated
INSULT Yes, gentlemen, it was in the capital
,fthes so-called Confederate States, Richmsnd,
hat the Prince of Wales feared the action OF
be mob, and saw for the first tine that he
vas not welcome in the land where onee his
Incestors ruled. Hear, and true.
HIS PLATFORM.
Here is my platform: Take Japan and
Jhina for model; that is, live fs1 years
y ourselves; CHEERS clap an export duty
N our cotton and tobacco, and the Morrill,
arif. oh, and no, no. Destroy the port
# Charleston-make a Sebastopol Of its
orts and block up its channels, and give
Sesufort or Savannah all its commerce.
PARTITION the State and inkBlot her name ,
ut Of the map. Hear Build the Paci6e
abroad and establish line of swift steam
rs between San Francisco ard Ohins.-
lake New York the stock market of the I
7orld. Establish military schools; have a
ecent srmy-it looks respectable when you J
rant review Laughter.l Augment the
avy, and give Spain hanmering for her /
npudence in landing in st. Domingo /
Hear. Wall till she gets into Mexico, un- |
eF the guarantee of France and England,
nd gets the military roads built; then let
be Northern and Southern army close up
nd take Cuba as q dependency, and carry
ut the Monroe doctrine. Hear, hear.
Our strength is shown By this eontest-
tx hours of such rebellion would have
hanged q dynasty in France six day in
Austria, or Prussia, or Spain. Six weeks
Without Minister would capsize the Eng
ish Constitution, but after six months Of
reparetion America begins to show her
lrength. II
ouR COUNTRY,
Christians hate Iscariot, Romans despise
lstaline, Americans loathe the name of Ar .
old. So win the Southern pirate chieftains
q their exile be marked with contempt by .
be patriots of the Constitution Separation :.
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