The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

ibs practicable moment, regular lsga
oa As the Sawarss .afsy aas.S, ass
ca ally 70 fidelity 70 the Tinted etatss and Kentucky.
work " Southern sojers aud statesmen IN or onnoa
a .rsr ior soatne.n gss g. nan c. %
ran.
HR. DIxoN's SPEECH.
NJ. Dion then and advanced amid eIthns1asljc
ehers. Turning 10 The ags which gracod the s.and Se
said Fellow citizens-whose fog that when waves
over US 10 whom does 1t belopgg Is so.rs, is is
nj our oan stars 0ad sripes and DO ascn-
d'H a' That fag hIs Warcd Kea.aa SOL gist
hcaor and g5'3. u q oar RagR Is my Raq. RS her-
.ackys f1g. When that nag Is traled in the ., and
dsLcyei, lmay Heaven - the earh naaY oe d's1oy
lock upon It's dishonor Il i. nag--curs wnjls We
baye country ard g1vernmon. shaft a,-rer-
der that nag hIre loted from bOshoji, dl.1 h4.;
~1.Sae2 tt gszs.tsrs, a.c Imagine ta a1r@ soas
stu uarsna amid tne 9'oo, and feel no is sars ssIs
sat saiae forth IN III mcke Of bae ana l.ad cmary
bcct % ho,or AMI qoy. Why Is country 81 srisse3
down, and Why is our glory shatci 10 sls2m--
our constitution and government dss,royai? What
cause has brought about all this diG.rsn;e
between the North and the SOUTH Some say Il was
the Territories. Some say the goverrmcn is on TIE
South that Mr. Lincoln vas elected az sectional .nii-
date and on principle q hostility TO an instt1.oa OF
warrsd or the sou,hY lus oone,. should be With wr.
Lincoln, ana not with fhat hig-with the Casoni
boldly arm that 'c nnicndment to the constitution,
winch affect Southern interests have beea na'e at the
instance OF southern Was not the Of 1850 enacted
at the Instance Of Southern men, and was not framed
ano advocated by our own immortal s4tcsnan-ken-
al our Ierri,ores have been orran,1aa NJ. ~. ,ls
who owned slaves might take ,hem there ami fns Tor
rtoies could &c admitted ss slave states rhose
thus n, s prosns s % s ,n N force rne South aasa
IL done. Whr rexG Even since tse in
avguraton Of Dir. Linooln, his party has given
lave. Al have tho right 7, take their slaves there.
What, then, 10 the caapc Of our dtfculy2 Look a. s
wanted Il and South Caro- ns who chang u p
Did o. the general govepmea, charge the thea existing
We weic told the other day that f Lincoln elected
his Intention vas T. dc2troy slavery. Did hc no. le
care thai the Fsg i've slave law shoud be enecrcedY
How has been done Were not five slaves only lately
token iiom Chicago and delivered to their Ke
slavery. Then ~by his rur2 ,fu tH you p1y-b.causs
Hr. Lgcon has bn etected Presidnt Of N. country ard
Nv, Nv Dss' o, o0sa ,n re- q s"S ss,s'rs Ssa. .Sss
hty ar a2smgir9 :, drag you on cs.s than. That
is The pain ssstc OF the Demagogues at tue North
and demagosues At the south have divided the country;
they would strike the dagger TO the hearts of taer
brothers; they inaugura.ed ,he civil war nov raging,
and wish 70 drag you on with them say fer my part,
am to be forced, viii no. be driven ID desert my
country and my ccuntry's iag nor turn % st-ike my
dagger her heart, bat stand forwast ceend
her glory and her honor. What D. do w.s S,u.t
Corotina AMI hcr secde5 siseysg DO you 10 tel
they win back Wha, if you gise them over WI
they back They have turned their scks Oh
their conbtry apd now they want You % march with
point and against cynry combination, bat bat
lies against The las aDo the constitution baTc Mt the
heart have not the courage to L. Icaan1t 10 til
folow D1.ts 10 sa, ne aors and yspes he saate
whlch hd' scared 50 high o,ef The emlH q mghsy
sra" an Egle fe s,@' Ks s0 aa ss % ysoe ass coil
or,und The acTs tte Rc,asnate The serpent Stole
into The garden OF fdcn md whispered treason to heave,
in the ear Of Eve And nov the serpent would seauce
from our all Cgiance 10 country We're possible for
the folds and crush him beneath ny TIE ra4nakc
1o,lhe so9s ~ tho'o he .rpent pour foe III BE-
fc,e I'M uas cread jecaae of t,r, teas 10 segrn. c
ttov after H. sepsat fr.c win sina into
yoa fcltoio Daris Be wu 'stsi tste pos,oT. Os sd
adc,ss as q 90 cr yh,'e ne say ycman in s Usir-
Thy til ue c re ore b'und 10 f9 mat-r koc sgs .ga
.lede. h,nt"ay Is cle1gs Sesdy 70 f9M iSte brs
2 d9t she' neeesa1y, o''a "aa o. so Of heaeky is
en,mfss ieattf Bp. sis sIoSl, crsr GgI sn,s ~
! rTgM side But why Is tho Union b.oken or,
iong is his Iae to l.s:s In '' .ho hs.cry i'V or
natons what is -four years How win he dragged
place. The American people are powerful when they
! mtoused 70 action, bn' they should a., can.y Nos
WHIT wCulf We % Z inyadedf We would ny from house
TO house and iuah together but would be a5y ca
pac,y 70 defend ourselyess Caimness ard not excite
men should characterize US Seven states have secsded
and the general government attempts enforce The
laws The war commences and blood is she'd and forces
II ne more ou, hot Is fa,e2 Who's % det.nI-soc
ar yoat to d1snd yous,T u yOu % ol. 81 - Tniln9 III
pose he Soys and S,gss We hds ps,ii1r n gl;, ,oy
la'' resident s,Ie erlv SCI ara,ed BY ne ono rirr
Jrm lEd,ond Illinois ana Ohio, nth poDuq,,oa of rrs
mitcns Through each state arc numerous
railroads able TO ,ia9spwt an army in few teys %
doors What roads have but those TO Nashville spd
lexington And what can do with them IN sir.y
dds Tie Worth can p'r a. army If one hundred ttous1r6
nae, upon er.ry rdft Gus What can zoe dsS As S.xc
could raise ierhG si,y DtoYsand men for he drrs 5ss
ho can they DO Can they your state and your cyy
From III ihe heshs beyond the river they can lombard
cation with the South, and every Of Kentucky son
! eventually become desecraed by the invader.
Can he South help you She has mt more IL IN "a ,uoh
20 do to d,nd he7ye or the North con ,ci h., aS c s
oh communication nah h- outside eortt and by ne Mus
,Ts e 'sr ino h ws" @ Ss''i hon Snd &C Ssi"q sase ss
maiDestand still, with the border States and defy
~s s S9 shGg 81. sd9 Ny aS. q: .s
fighting g. against sss our IN, IN rssn r. as
hold az we are we are sac; II We 90 out we will be
powered There s but position 70 for homer
and safety, and that position taken eas ave tie
ssvc can we spe proee our hames and s@ss wSsn u
city the sentinel struts the strosts ami pow
man TO d,i He win have to Oaht Think Of Il. who Z 70
from pilsge and destruction And win rurely besAJ
w If we do not stand by our flag. TO 90
with the % Sor,S and turn sSs whole new country ss
against you. The ship Of State 10 In which
about TO founder because part Of the crew rebel senst
the commander II is the duty Of ALL unhesstr gy, 70
by tho BY the Consa,oo In ,Ss ~ essnes
you hear the thouis Of snd the roaring Of
The foemen are gathering for the dreadful ccnfIc, a1d
when you cut loose from the rnion IL s 70 tako part
\ But you are secure frem both long you remain
neutral You are 10 determine Examine ali the
points look where you are going before you take tho
step TINT plungcs you into run and, calmly reasoning
free om excitement determine stand forever b. the
country the CoDsttuton and the pcs and
/ be siill the mightcst nation the world ever saw
Judge Nicholas made beautiful, eloquent and pa,ri
oaerns series Of resolutions the last o. Which, a. fo
follows, sas adopted, the balance being withdrawn
1hs, We hail In aJor Robert Ande son. The gal
an defender Of Fort Sumter against odds
worthy Ksniuckan the worthy OF patriot are who has
"a ~ tka
conduct a patriot soldier in the presence OF the armed
sssseBis Of his eoyntys nsr be, his oscers and e
have well earned the admiration and the naien
Judge Bullock and the Hon J. Young Brown sol'owed
and tho meeting, which entirely orderly a4,,urued
after rounds OF cheers for the Union and FOR ha
American Flag
LocsvItrE, April q, 1scl
The Cnkn sentiment Is greatly the increase through
out the State and we convinced that she vii
IN harp hcr nNr. al