Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
SPEECHES OF FOUR GOVERNOR
ONO, PENNSYLVANIA WISCONSIN AND MICHI-
CLEVELAND

! ONO PENNSYLVANIA, WISCONSIN AND MICH
G,N-SERENAD To TIE GOVERNORS IN
CLEVELAND.
o. Frlay night last Lelands Bind proceeded TO IT,,
Augir Hors ia Cleveland serenade the several Cover
nora there asso embed. Hail to the Chief was given b.
the Band with spirit, fCowed 10y "Ha Columbii" aul
The Red Whiie and Blue" At The close of the later
there was movement up)n the Bank street balcony
and ex.Mayo, santer introduced Governor Denrion
GOVERNOR DESYIsoss sPSiCI.
The Governor m ,ds few rrmuk, that king the peo
pie 10. the attnon. H. had no, come here to speak
but with the Governors OF other States had more
imp0rtlnt business hand, which would much
OF The night He spoke OF the gcrsa determination
70 main ain the Federal Government and said he Norl
was already maishaled fer the corf Ct Whatever power
he could conmird should always be exeried to sustain
the Government and defend the State from all asssilant
come from Whatever larer they may. 10 the name o.
the people Ohio he said treason shall be crushed out
rebellion shall be put down at all hazuds Enthusiastic
applause greeted this declaration.
Gov Denuson then introduced Gov. Curtin Of Penn.
sylvana, WHO was welcomed by round of cheers TO-
lowed by another for Pennsylvania.
REMARKS OF GOV. CURTIN.
Gov c. said he thanked the peops for The cheers 70!
Pennsylvan That Safe aud ever would be loyal
There IA well as everywhere in the North a chord hes
been stuck that yibFates music 10 which all loyal c
z3us must keep step E'ery man in Pennsylvania, sad
the Governor with emphasis - ready TO take up arms in
peace and her citizens love peace but they also 10 e
the institutions of fathers. There could be ~
doubt OF the result Treason must aud will b. crushed
L. is now time 10 treat and daily with traitors
Pennsygal ia with Ohio n this contest and will siaud
shoulder to shoulder with every loyal State to the end
The traitors may send their spies through toe country, II
they chOos let them report deiecuol or dissatisfaction
in cur midst il they fad a"y. Gov Curtin closed
by exclaimng To arms, my iellow-citzeusi The land
OF Washington snail defend the h,g of Washington,
aud it shall over every fort ard capitol IN the
thirty-four States of thi Uaion.
ADDRESS OF GOV. RANDALL, ov WISCONSIN.
For the three hear cheer. that were given Tor Wis
consn he Thanked them. lie said We have been accus-
toned speak Of institutions different from al!
others 10 the world The thousand ties OF patriotism
and interest have said stronger to enioce our
laws than the drspoti,ms Of the old world. great
chang, has comc--lu enemy has grown up among us,
threatening the subversiOn OF our Government AID re
destruction Of our institutions. We all know where this
began, aud We know where 1t ought to end. An
army should 20 down the Mississippi and leave trail
from Montgomery 10 Charleston; another force should
20 down the coast aud the two armies meet at
Charleston.
There the wsr b,gin-therc it ought 20 end, when the
city il wiped from xserce-no monument left there to
show thai human teing ouce inhabited it-no place Tor
the owl to hoot the bttern TO loud cheers
We have dOne the people OF the South no inustice-Se
have given them what they never Should have asked
There i but sen imcn among us now, however, we
have obiteraei all pir.y DISTINCTIONS aud know nothing
but devotion 10 our counry The blood Of fathers
shall be Transmitted to cen,TaOos vet to coue with lot
one rrh, lost. attribute impiired. Our armies
shall te the hii Of a just od'wuh WI ich upon His
Southm ihresl ing oO he sha pound out treason, and
DO iu!l justice 20 all.
GOV. BLAIR, oF Michigan.
Gov. Blair, VI Michigan, then introduced. Ater
thanking tle people or their greeting TO Michigan, be
said this the time Tor speaking, bus for action.
We are not 20 count the OF this cont n; il i
enough 10 know that Government is asslIl,d. by
the spirit OF the people know that the of our
country-Cur old agwil yet be raised upon Fort Sum
ter (Caees lie trusted that the brave Anderson will
plant thar flg siad by fault OF hs-upon the for
trees lie defended. Michigan, be said with the 10y
al Safes in spirit determined that the uDi)n OF the States
shall sill exist No foreign power sha! be establish
upon our Sou heTn borders Jtf Davis shall there
establish a hostile Government.
The traitors may-aud shili-go into the Gull, but
they shall not take the territory with them? We must
make short work OF this S I'd TO be
long about In depitch, to President each day
We are SAYING "Call upon for troops. He want
ed 10 send half dCz regiments from Michigan with
the one called for aud the STATE ready to Eay the
bills The lOyal States Ieolved 10 i've and, If need
be- to de- under the the Old dag. The armies OF the
Union would march, dong Istice TO ntne bn, by the
help of God doing fa justice TO all. Cheers greeted
| Gov when be closed
Major General George ID McClelind, commanding the
Ohio forces known be in the house, and was loud
ly called Tor lie appeared and thanking the people for
the attention. said hey must excuse him from speaking
that WAS not his profession When the time for action
the confidence OF O1. Several pieces 10y the baLd cos
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