Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-10


JoHT- Bell, -of Tennessee, WHO ran for the
Presidency lnst fall u'lderr iAe banner upon
WHICH xas inscribed, ," The Ehioilafhe Geilstis
tuition, aud the 1EnfoFceh1ehs of tie laws ? is
an avowcd seccssiJhfst a9d ii opeeh' rcBeilion
against the Cuitcd states Government Ed
WARD EvErETT, Of MassssslAez eandidatss on
the same ticket. tern Vice Prrsidrnt . sudheres
risiily 10 the platf0rtl.a and has recently
made a speech il ii .sS9PIpaft Of tie goeerpnieht
in the existing contest viii armed trAitors,zzTr
The slhj9ined extraeif from / ha speech. of
.Mr. Everett will give thsoEeadeF an idea Of
its eilaractct:a-a.se14 - i'su<s5 @7-at i5Her'
"-The great assafnbIay5 that / see aroa,nd me,
the simpIe-buI interesting .rers aioaliaF with
which the Hi- Of 2orir country has baeFa-
thrown 10 the bredze; the straihs Of Inspiring
music. tho sweet concert of these xUtI hfiil
voices, the solemn suppl :ation Of the, Revef-
end clergyman, which still fills our pars.-all
these proclaim tie deep. patriotic sentiment
Of which that Flag IS ths symbol and ex-
preston. NAY. more, II spcuks for itseH--
Its mute eloquence NEEDS no aid from my lips
to interpret its Significance. Fidelity to The
Union blazes from lis stars allegiance to the
govcrnnient under which We live, is wrapped
within its folds. III S.F'tT2 = tHs 10 :.
We set up this standard my friends not as
matter Of idic display bat as an expressive
indication that, in the mighty struggle which
has been forced upon us, We are of one heart
and one mind That the government of the
country must be Sustained. 1--WE are law
abiding, quiet-oying community. Our time,
our thoughts, our energies are ha6iiuaIIy de-
voted 10 The peaceful arts by which state
grow and prosper, but upon 'dn issue ~ v hich
the Life of the country Is involved, we rally
as ono man TO It's defence. All former ditii.r-
encts OF opiIlion are swept away; we forget
that We have ever been lsSrtizans; we .rcmefi1-
BI only that = are Americans, and that our
eountry is in peril 3' salH.-. '-''.7
And what is ii that has Kindled this quiet
| and pcacc.loving comiainity. to, tlre present
uncxauipled. exc.tcneiIf- patriotic unauirn-
ity u5t witnessed even IN 1775? why is it
that the tag Of the iconn,ry.- always honored
always beovetI-iS now, alF at once, worship
ped, may say, with the passionate homage
Of this whole pUDplc? = Why stiqs il fdat. as
never before, net merely frern ARSENAL and
masthead, but from tewCf aad sstcePic, from
The public etliiUes lne temples Of science, Che
private dwellings III magnificent display or
miniature pruseuiment? botai Fort sumter
give the answer. AF hctr oTtllis dag fortnight,
the of April a day forever tozbe held
IN inauspicions remembrance like the dies
dittcitsis ia the Annals OF RtHnr sthE. iitiBgs
spread -throushtbe Eand.o that ahesstandard. Of
United America, the pledge of her uniun
and the symbol of her power, which so maIiy
gal ant hearts had poured ont their lifc-blood,
on the ocean and lie 1and, "a uphold, had, in
lhe Iarbor of Charleston heSills fer a day and
half the target OF eleven IrzlEicNlAl batge-
ries, one deep. unaniinOus, spontaneous feeling
shot with tidings through the bosoms of TWEEN
ty millions of ireemen, that its outraged hon
or mast be yinticated. sr%7 ID = n ~
| All hail to the flag Of the Unionl- Cour-
age to'the heart and strength to the hand to
I-wficll-in all time it zhsEIlshe entrusted! May
f! it ever wave inuRsullied honor over the dome
tOf the; Capitol, from the country stfongh9lds
on. the L nteSi field, upon the wave-rocked
tornaast. 1t was originally displayed on the
.tst Of January, 1876, from the headquarters
I Of " ashington. whose lines Of eirenmvalla-
tion around Belea5ueitd Boston tFaversed the
! fair spot where we now stand .atid as. il was
I first given 10 the breeze xithins the limits Of
sour beloved State, so nssyslie hast spot, where
II shall cease to font sin honor and triumph
be the soil OF eAf own Elhssnri1usetts."z.1 n
tg-7e!Ef --; fes s-iv>=~ = ~1Te.-r-- s,Fs z4.7sE,
New nix will lurnislI>a an immense force to
aid The Government in. ll6ihtaibfng its sspre
macy andpRtlipg 99@aBe9filion] ].I The .tFo ops
'isa}aAFfs4 MI l3s.lI RISES great variety Of
the test 6ghnhg nasg oritfi. In edition to
tleiF ado.ira6ly dril ia {taFth5ssughly equip
Ped vo,antecr mi iilia lirere is an extensively
! Irish regiment, another y man, anothsr Eng
iisb. while EAsworlh's ziuavs regiment is com
posed entirely Of ffenen, aud Wilson's Zou-
ave regiment q the hiiFdy end daring
10 tAf+- tAFt - afg7 s24HgTsC .bcrA nN e..e ~ 2
.IeaglsS ef-fshling Boys sTSFo VIZ hgnred SO con-
spicuoaSIy in the political Cubs of. Ryldegs
and otheYs. THE Bv.lish regiment is differed
t,, r,an v-ho slisfiD rn ishad fhRnnanlVea in tha