Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-09-20


uungeons. TIE parcksJ sands al Virginia
md glades Of Missouri have drank the best
nesrt's blood OF cur land Others are dwell.
Ing il prisons 1t viii cost a large sum Of
money: but If it leaves Government and the
old Stars snd Stripes, it will not be maiGtain.
ed too DERBY. There is to be taxation -
Undoubtedly il win be severe. Suppose il
takes ons,half ef all We have, but leaves Us
law aud order. 4 voice, "Be,ter take 1t
sll."l Yes, better take il all, for if Goveru,
ment is not maintained; il will 6e taken BIZ
rebel M4rauders. The rights Of psgaon, and
every rigl we hold most dear are involved 10
this issue. You can never divide this nation
peacesbly. You Gao never fad stopping
glaee, when once you have rewarded treason,
BY permitting ito suceeed Owls will hoo.
FROM your dwellings; foxes leok cut Of be
windows Of yoar enurches, ruin, darkness,
aud desolatiou, wall brood ever gea. Such
assemblies as this VIII be prevented by hos
tile iGc0Es, Under to anarchy which aill ride
rough shod eges you. " here are tie grest
sEjEits--the glays, The AYsbSters, the Bentons,
If tbe natenl they have tseu waited away
ike tue prophets af old, Ay father3 nos tsihs
or, the ohariets Of ISRAEL and loFssmen there
OF, Would 70 Heaven thst ne lad tie yoice
Of a Clay. Of Webster, b sheer US Oh now
How they would tFige tho reble to bss hiding
place. leary Clay would make il ceBer aud
trcm5ie ike deer al iho volts howl And
tho MAJESTIC Webster wat dark clouds
would rest upoa his postentous brow. Anu
the logical aud the statistical Benaon, mho al-
ways stood up fer the Union, With his sarcasm
aud logic, would make them silher ike mown
grass, They are gene. They rest from their
labers. They ssa our oounHy's glory, but
net Der shauar is-ee be q their ashes
Ga voice: eFroponsli Fremont YES: doing
his duty like . soldier. Ipregcaious and
Iocg continued oheering.l / aever supported
tia IS a politician, but support him IS
Geaeral Ana Cod speed him I have 40
doubt be will co ais flli daiy; and if he does,
[ viii labor increasingly 20 stay up bis hands,
and cheer him onward il the discharge Of duty.
/ shall Inquire mans politics now who en-
beavers 10 good faith to protect tie nations
hoacF. And be Who dues not, I hold 10 be nc
patriot, no Democrat, no Lonest man "a
yoice: "A tory Worse than tory; trail
tor. No; our Ship Of State -happliy exem.
p!ilied here ioSday, upon these grounds (point,
iug to a ship which had been brought ia the
procession by the boas builders Of Ighaoa} -
although she kas been arrested 10 her success
Eul course, let Us llIally around her not
inqaiFing who Is IN command, whether il be
Lincoln or jackson, Republican or Democrat,
who are the crew, but seeing it is our ship, un-
DER cur Gag, preserve il, whether Il be called
ty he one OF the other empty name; let US
rally around her, lei US 20 on board. let her be
manned. weigh anchor, hoist all sell, cut heT
loose, let her steer into the broad ocean, 10
cruise on in this great eIFsud Of mercy The
freedom Of maukiad-eafrying tho Stars and
Stripes to every sea under heaven carrying
peace aud goodwill to ali men. Let her
"Sal on iato the sea, shiIt
Through wind and wares right onward SteeE.s'
Oh, my fellow citizens, let Us all dev0io ours
selvts 10 tbe service Of cur country. fAmen.l
Every one can do something in lis sphere
Bor myself, I an enlisted for this great Bar-
rage how it may termininate bow it viii. L.
Give nc poverty. stripes and chains, give ne
shame, give me destiIuti0u, give want, give nc
abject mIsary ani distress, give me bereeye-
meat, let my heart be NrGns by every emo.
ton that can agonlEe and torture man, maze
me wsDdersr ip the earth, and give me an
lgnoble death, rather :han permit my country
70 perish. [Chsers. Seoner than saat should
be done, 10 the language Of Emmei, would
fazs'everv house, burn every blade Of grass,
and the last ntrenchme1t Of Liberty shall be
MY grave. No, my fellow citizens, let our
gaiohword be, orr country, our beloved eoun-
rs! And | will exoI9im with you, .sOh, my
country, may God protect her from eviliD
Immense cheering from the audience Of ten
thousand, who had become filled with the sen
liments Of the speech, greeted Mr Dickinson
Us be retired
Fg0N WEsq ggN ytRglAFS