Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-07

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we march All, ,s,. n,a7l o,ir ,er
"'rbor's So II disr;nlineJ drilled toll,Ii'
oouinned abl, comna.,deJ tho No., t,,s NY
Who their commanders Are. IC,haers A 'mS
who will NOT he content n,prI, Ion,,or -Ai'u
fcndinp WASHINGTON nnder The vii, ~ , nc
CanifoI or ON tbe hanks ol tho pHto',oa vac
Tcheersj-bnt Wasbinoton shall he JetaoJa1
at Cbarleston South Carolina 1anrians,i ~
savannah. Georgia AT the citv Of New Or.
loans aud sill tha wav nm tha NIississinI,i
The Union men of the soutl, shall he GheraieJ
nv fine arms of the mon oi tho nnrtl, and tho
west. and all men CAPABLE of bearing arms mr.
canable of allpgiance will vet he Summoned
unless the blight and blast shall smite the head
off every statesman and general in America
shall be summoned TO the standard wherever
that Aau advances. TLoud annlausoJ II is
not NV opinion that Won will find our uener-
ais. when any man comes to the standard to
defend the Gag. will find il important enounh
to LIGHT candle and see what his comulexion
is, or hunt the family Bible to ascertain wbe-
ther his grandfather came from the banks of
the Thames or the banks of the SENEGAL
Enthusiastic applausel And if they Who
have attempted to overthrow the national con
stitution, which was their interest as well as
ours, to destroy their American liberty AS well
as ours. to overthrow the homes of their nos
terity as well as ours to destroy civil society
social lite. in their own midst. Shall find their
peculiar patriarcbal institution. staggering.
Shall fall beneath their own parricidai blow.
lclIeersl whether tbev count it A misfortune or
not, it will be their own chickens coming home
to roost, their own fault. If il shall follow.
in the good providence of God, that other men
besides those Of my own peculiar complexion
and blood. shatl> taste the sweets of liberty,
God be praised Three cheers for Gov An,
drew | am glad that this IS not hearsay in
the commercial metropolis. Repeated cheers
| suppose that although we ought not if peace
had been preserved, either to invade, or coun-
sci, or procure the invasion of auv constitu
tional right reserved TO any state vet, when
a state and people trampie The constitution it.
self beneath their feet, eudeayoring to crush
us and our children with it, we NAV at least
have the power, the privilege OF praying for
the happiness of them all, bond as well
as free Cheersl | look, Mr.. Chairman,
with the assurance of confident faith for an
early restoration OF universal peace. ] have
no idea, not the slightest, that the next 4th of
July will find this people in arms. But if it
must be that we shall continue to no r ont our
money and blood to spend our lives in waging
by any form of contest This unbolv war lei If
come, let it abide. let it stav With us. let the
sword he the constant emblem oli,tarino no.
fore our ewes lief the dag aJyo,ea and armed
men tread beneath its f9Ids untl In Uaavnn,s
avn tne a na,,f,ct .assrraJ ,,,,, ILL ,,l,,,,,,
,i;DiI t' 80 '9',iN y. P9"Ie S'''' 0o''i0
us'"pi,siitu upon atoii Oh eterhal llgh'
upon ""Gh atone can any victory ne secured.
lIouu applause ANA now, Mr.. Presment,