The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-11

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uE ~ r- ,.slr.sut. in w,-r-ra Pepnsviysnts 1-ISS G
rr. a small one Zoo. is 10 dictate 90 the minority. dee is AZ end
~. AZ one s;rosr 10 republican government The principle Of
POLITICAL equality which can alone act through the majority.
fbar p-gvaii-I. and the Republic was saved. $ in ISio AMI
ISIS. ne Constitution stood the slack If war with Ores: Britain.
ami although during is continuance, the people w-e divided
mo war and auci-war patty. tn. Constitution "a n-a,.rysi
IS a guarantee OF equal rights TO all who live under its control.
Aat now again IL Is subjected TO a severe or:eI and a com
b,..i eaort u destroy il. bt he had faith. As al must have tain.
tIat il is 20 resist an ,AorJsf for its destruction. i majority. and
"a large majority too Of 'he people Of The nation nov are aroused
for il, vtu5icatau and support-and /; Is as IL should be- ANA
viii he. safe. Ia concluding his REMARKS. Mr. Bates stated thar
81 hc was approaching ne collation. he net a good mother who
hal assisted in raising the american Flag. who was detained
who had been tutrns.y" 10 her care who handed him Ue fol-
lowing lines. with a direction 20 make such use Of them rs he
thought best, and he could in uo better way close his response
than ny announcing them as sentiment If a lady Who loves
and hopors the Constitution Of her native land
Live forever, Constitution.
Live forever, rights Of man,
Live forever. Ola CoIumpfs.
Where true liberty began"
9.-TGe Foluateer ,Nliia. May we never see
the day when the citizen shall cease to be a
soldier, ready for duty-Or the soldier shall cease to
be a citizen.
Nj. M'CulIy responded
MIR. PRESIDENT AND LADIES AND GExrLENEN.-Our
country has long relied upon her volunteer force for
defense, but within = few weeks she has astonishei
herself by the magnitude Of her resources in this
respect. Reposing in the pleatitude Of her prosperi-
ty, she dreaded no foreign foe. Who could have De-
lICved that her own trgitOyous children wouiG lay
sacriigious hands upon the flag which had projected
them Thank God, the bombs which fell into Fort Sumpter.
exploded the last scrupIes o. those who were for terou,Jizfur
policy. The President called fr men. The rrspo-fs, was in
Simultaneous. A. fast ashe telegraph could clrrv it over The
land, men leaptd To armSb by thousands They leJ the blow. the
sh=. the Office, and the sacred desk. and crowJ.ci f5rwar.! bv
rail aud - steam to defend the Capital. Sp-h "a force could
have been mIychett out Of barracks hardly more promptly.
How such men light let all aeba,de fields # the Revolution and
Of Mexico answer.
The last few days show Us that our rel. ,ncc upon a volunteer
force ever in the ten fold danger of a ci1 war, has not been a
vain one. we do not unieIuate the value If "A small regular
army to serve As a nucleus and 70 Afford scientific officers. Int
We do congratulate ourselves thatt'r the right arm Of our de
feuse we have not to eAhaUst The w. ath OF the country i'm MAIN
we're" too. Jealous Of their ia7; : T T." sp Ia1s il h'- Iley i aTJe5 ,5ifr
land 10y the snuple hr that the. would defend it. The mcrc-n-
The sentimental the toas. is may ;he country never see the
day when the citizen shall ease to he "a soldier or the soldier
freedom Will have passed away. When arms shall have fallen
from hands eaerratad b s luxury or corruption or shall have
Of freedom. The JuIs Of soldiers are part of the duties
Of the citizen. In u. ace he cu,dvntes the ants of life In acrirnI-
ture, M commerce, in professions he constructs constitutions.
he administers AID obeys law. In war he supports 10y arms
the Iabors dLis civil lie. We accept then, sir, in all its full
ness the selJ-ulent-thc soIdIrrciuzen the citizen-soIdier, as he
formed the tie and built it up, 50 viii he ever defend it.
lO.-GueraI Uinfcld Scott. The brave and
loyal 81 fer. \ life Of glory shall close in 4 blaze Of
light.
Re- ronded to by }. c. sfalding, who said
= flor C0WGtrymeR Accept my cordial thanks
arr profound acknowledgements for the honor confer
rcd BY your call. | assure you it is gratifying TO eX-
end appropriate honor 10 one who has sustained the
pInry Of our arms, and has so successfully fought the
puhic enemy. Let us therefore all unite in showing
respect 10 the veteran chieitain and hero who for the
last half century has displayed the greatest skill and
bravery, aS a COMMANDER, and whose renOwn Will
endure as long as the means exist Of preserving n re-
collection of Luudy's Lane, and tine Halls Of the
Nontezumas. For the gallautry OF our arms and the
glory Of our trumPhs through the land Of Cortez, there is no
page Of history that records 1Hore brilliant successes for skill,
for science, Tor strategy, for bold and daring fighting, that
by any commander Of ancient OF modern times, and with this
glorious chief at cur head, be assured that rebellion Will he blot
the enemies OF our land "a massive volume Of SCOTS Tactics
Every American heart beats with a prouder thrill at the name
General <HfT- llI- Ala MaT wise IN IIFl- ITnp FVfrIf
to his country and constitution At this ZINE, when state
state has seeded from the Uniou-that Union dearly
ai;ar, he stands finn cor the Union. resisting alike all
laims OF ambition, or sectional influence. After nearly a life
OF service. he Is ready To devote his last days, as well rs his
years, 10 maintain intact the honor OF the stars and
May he long be spared to US, his couutrymen, and may his
lst days De rendered happy by the knowledge of having, by his
rompt measures, saved his country aud the world the evils @
fratrciIal war. and may Ms example tend to bring back OF
ring brothers to the oaly allegiance all Americans. native bo'
r adopted, can acknowieire-the entire Union and Constr
ion their only FIag--the Star Span led Banner. /
l1-COL. Robert anderson and the other deted-
rs Of Fort SUmPler. BY their staunchness md
deity they have set an example to the armyand
iveu earnest OF a life honorable to themselye ana
seul to their country.
r. II. Stanley, o., responded to this sepment,
nd said he would much rather have appeyed rs a
iIent spectator, but be was happy to be ablto speak
; one OF the grea American Union, whoSGnnlNer-
j. still LETT to Us TO celebrate. Thougl tar from
native land, her sons and her dauaters stun
her and the strife now Rang IN her
oriers. Already the sounds Of war areoorne 20 Us.
et Us cry. with on. r"uutrymen who are c-!ebr',L- .LS'os ~
ley who surrounded and attacked her wall VINO siaIP.msi
lid ~. cry If 81. E1Ie. or min, The raI.- Colonel Ander-
On had me; the traitors and Tehukei tIs. All nan, thIice
me.
I2-Our rgag. The America Banner will not
any Of Irr Stars to play cmet, or submit to
ldiguant Stripes.
H. :. Cs..ter, ESQ. was ciIei on, and said
nat the glal response whichswe.-ei up from the
carts and lips of those preser' proved no" dear 10
was the lag ot their country and the memories
the clur;.s nat cluster road II. And now, when
.emory's buss loom Is weaving in It's folds the giories
hich have 4 ckel its patrtrsm the plains OF sara
"a 10 the GU imiultiug gDry OF toIAtoWn, ne coud
u but feel ne iaadeqUcy Of language 10 give eX-
-e.s:an to tle feelings II the heart as We gaze on
ar sacred !. racv Of Gu fathers, born as it was amid
e uerilS Of our revolution, ami baptized with the
OF Li5e ty's uobe5t martyrs, Mt whose baptism
ushington, and a hot OF historic heroes, stood spon-
RS. Through ye sof Iace.a as The hr.-ht symbol of q peaples
pes. nation g. ..-l.v- l..aTel DC. -Hvy nave "a.che..
ever daltja. IN g Van %. AN advancing, swelling tide Of
lzati.n aa. Christian liberty ca. il,iied ID Tire history 81
ns aad when started from The CUE, Of pe4ye t vas et[.'5t
3D. The resist Ger "A ne To5r
,.gr- and Of ya= W.. have ever looked 90 that starry emblem,
have never 81 jed % receive. "'lt ~" ""-A "'sp.i ~, anu
o. VIVA, iu-aus ~ 1. devotion should We rally around r. as the
becomes tain, =I with d- breath of treason. and traitors seek
is pure ODDS and h9w gladly should We
d" Han IL, ourer 1ars Is the banner q battle unrai-sa
Though many "a uElt shall darl=-, and many snail weep
For t1u~- tiHt are crushed IN t-e crasl . lAT-- GAINS
Yet G.I- JUST wrath shall hs w-eak-i on q giants mar,
And many a ,~lnrkne-s no The i-h. snail isag.
AMI r1I- &c. s-it ,- t--r under ,fr sun
And u= heart ola people beat with one desire
Ind LET US not f. yet ,nt IFS r--rl-atea- s.,-es belong O..
with. the Jurn 2 aat Peg the prayer ut our hear h. that
lay never r-corr- the symbol aad -=criana! hate or the en-
200 Of party: tut that when tae gales o, peace shall have
lr- it has waved far above she shock of parlzsu conflict and
teal turmoil IN tle pure AIR "' freedom. with none os It's ,