Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-24

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RESPONSE OF CHARLES u LORE ESQ
After the choir had concluded singing, Charles
B. Lore, ESQ Of this city, responded to the
with wholesome and patriotic sentiments. Mr..
Lore said he had been seleetel on the part Of
the Institute to respond TO the patriotic senti
ments enuuciated BY Judge Houston, and in the
name of the recipients he thanked the ladies
for the valuable gift Be 1Ha
The speaker then referred to the flag, and
related the circumstances and causes which gave
il birth. He then went on to describe the hag
and sneak of its typical character aud beauty.
Il had been the pride OF our country for nearly
century and he hoped would ever continue to
be- lie then spoke of the deep devotion Of the
ladies to the OF liberty aud their intrepid
" in defence Of the glorious cause they esp0used
A British officer, he said, remarked at the
commencement OF the American Revolution in
a company, that II our men were half as intrepid
as the ladies, they might as well give up, as
there was no doubt as TO whose banner victory
would perch upon.
The Spartan mothers, when they sent their
sons forth to battle always placed a shield on
their breasts, with the instructions to bring it
back in honor Or not TO return. lie then adyer
ted to the glorious deeds OF the past, and re
counted many of the noble acts Of our illnstrous
ancestors, VINO now s'eeP u NOUN ~, terno %.
$500 ~, N.Y. ,he vorL,ngs of ony frce
institutions, ~ ~ ~
He regretted that he could not stop there, but,
said he our country is bleeding at every pore
10 warmed into life aud to whom she had given her
7 care and protection. He would not stop TO say
b anything in regard to the parties or causes that
have produced this result; letthem aleep. How
= sadly have the sons Of patriotic sres degenera'
ted. Can it be that that flag is being trailed il
u the dust by men who have shared It's blessings
:, Civil war with its attendant horrors should b.
II $50 ~, H. harrors eaii III ,bose sholDrnvrlr,
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e in vain. He now trusted in the loyalty OF tn
a people and 10 the interposition Of God to pre-
IL serve our glorious Union from destruction. Le
n the flag 20 BEFORE and there is not n man with
4 loyal heart in his bosom that Will not follow ant
y uphold it, or perish in its defence. Our liber
y ties must be preserved at any sacrifice. Hi
g again adyerted TO the flag and hoped that til
IL hand might be palsied aud the brain added, tim
would blot one star from ITS constellation.
ie In conclusion in the name of the Institute, b
ID thank the ladies, and assured them that it shoul
o. float over the building, and they would plcdg
10 their lives and fortunes TO maintain it. Mi
IN Lore concluded amid applause.
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Mt oHgERs FOR THE UsioN. -.aB
g. At the conclusion of the siuging, MIR. Samu,
n Bdde proposed three cheers for the UnioI
which was responded to with will by the nj
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re THE FLAG hAIslN'-soENE IN THE STREET
" The vast audience nov retired to the street
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u gain entrance had assembled, Tor the purpose q
n witnessing the raising or the nag. EVerythin
- being ready, the gorgeous ensign Of our nation
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