The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02
Links Of Abraham.
-" quoted odes, and je'oels. five words long
That on the stretched forefnger Of all time
Sparkle forever"

UashiHGtOp, and In the same Almighty De-
ing place my reliance for support
At Pittsburgh, Pa:
"The condition of the country is an ex-
traordinary one, and fills the mind of eve
nv true patriot with anxiety. 1t is my IN
tention to give this subject all the consid-
Grafton possibly can before specially de-
filming in regard to it, [cheers,] so that
when | do speak, it may be as nearly right |
as possible Well, listeners, l must bring |
my remarks to close
AT Cleveland, Ohio:
"Mr. Chairman and fellow-citizens Of
Cleveland: We have been marching about
t.oo miles, through snow, rain and deep mud
The large numbers who have turned out
under these circumstances testify that you
are in earnest about something or other,
1t Buffalo
"Your worthy Mayor has been pleased
to mention, in his address to me, the for
tunate and agreeable journey which have
had from home, only that it is rather a cir
cuitous route to the Federal capital. am
very happy that lie was enabled in truth
to congratulate myself and company on
that fact.
At Allegheny City:
the tariff is subject Of great magni
tude, and attended with many difficulties,
owing TO the variety of interest involved.
Tariff is to a government what meal is to
, q family.
At Cleveland, Ohio:
Il think there is no occasion for any ex-
element. This crisis, as it is called, is al
J together an artificial one. What is happen
! ing now will not hurt those who are far
ther away from here What then is tie
& II Ill L.,
ment and all the complaints? As | said
/ before Mis crisis Is all ARTIFICIAL; it has no
/ foundation IL, tacts. 1t was not arg4cd uJ
as the saying is, and cannot therefore be
/ argued dorm Let it alone and ii ,cW go
/ dozen Of itself Laughter If
/ all do not join to save the good old ship
of the Union this voyage, noboay will
have chance to pilot her OH another
/ voyage.
! At Columbus, Ohio:
/ Representing the policy of the new
/ administration, have received from some
+ persons degree Of credit for having kept
silence; from some, otherwise. | have
not maintained silence from any want OF
reel anrieiD'
/ At North East, Pa:
/ During the campaign I received let
! ter from a girl oil this place, in which |
was kindly admonished to certain things,
and among others to Ii D,y sgi.@keTs g5o,r.
+ A. have acted on that piece Of advice. /
should be glad to welcome my fair cores
. pendent if she IS in the crowd
/ The young woman was hoisted up and
pat upon the platform, and kissing
scene followed between her and III. Lin
coin.
At indianapolis, Ind;
IF .Ssat5 and Ca,o.ty possess an equal
amount of territory aud inhabitants in
what, as a matter of principle, IS State
better than County,
At Columbus, Ohio:
1T IS good thing there il no moro than
anxiety, for DeTe Is H9fhuy g0irg ,~r9ny Il
u a coasaing circumstance that wtca 're igE
ant there j. nothing which re9ih. itU,s any
iody. We entertain different views upon
political questions but nobody !s suffering
GnytLng sarl5us. This l. a most cOIsoling
circumstance
AT Allegheny City, Pennsy lvana:
The consideration Of the tariff should BE-
postponed ill the next session Of the Nation
al Legislature. 70 5.L;ef should engage
the attention of your representatives more
/ titan n, faylf If have any recommenda-
',Ln III ,,,'o,, - 80 10 ,aa,',o -;
~ na,ooi,,. sh",,,t ~ -.
.-I-t. .l;s-, thorouahIv. as Ii..,,g :, ia .,,,,.
SER
at Steubenvile, Ohio:
q reiteTate, the majority must rule If
adopt wrong policy, the opportunity TO
condemn il viii occur in four years then
( lem ys h,rssY s.t and n be,ter man viii
better views, be put in my place
a; indianapolis, Ind:
"iu what consists the special sacreduess
of SrATE? | speak not Of the position
assigned a State in the Union bv the Con
stitution. for tina, Ly the bond We ALI re-.
cognizc. That posj;;on however n stat,
er,.19t rsry7y on"
Il am not asserting anything, but ASKING
QCEsrIoys
At Stulenyille, Ohio:
Il fear Ire great confidence IN ma aJil,ry is
un?ounded: indeed. am sure it IS. encorn-
passed by vast difficulties as ! am"
At Auagbanv CIV
Inc question as TO how TAR imports may
dnstry lives rise To r,.,,,sro,,. onIr,.T,oxs
~ / don't ,,ui.rstya4 n, s,,I;c., in al, IL
numerous bear;,os but nron,i.e will
give IL nv closest attsption aud -a{s,,.oy
fnllv 70 c5.,,,,5,,.d ~
=, CoI,,nII, o..
~ AZ ''i"'i'o"S' oiio'
cannot but know, what you all know,
that without public name-perhaps
haihe-there has fallen upon me task
Spch as ora mol eten rest upon The Rather Of has
c0"'Hy'
At Allegheny City:
"If bar of iron cot on, IF ,b. ,,;r.s !,
England. and n bar taka,, fro,,, ~. 80
of Pennsylvania he nroducad ot 10 sa,,,o