Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
Remarks Of NJ. Lincoln,

presidepi-E Elect We iherrf're copy varI
Gus matters, in connection with his present
journey, prefacips them with some obser-
vs,iC u made while on a recent visit
II CHICAGO.
will suffer death before | will consent.
or advise NY friends TO consent to tny
concession or compromise which Looks ike
buyiug the privilege Of taking possession
0f The Gnverument to which We have q
Cou-ii'uiioual right; because, Whatever
nigh; thIuk of the merit of the various
iropo.irirus before Congress. ! should re-
ssTi any concession in the fac of meu ace
~ 'te destruction Of the GDvrTnlnant H.
self, aud a cot.en. on oil hands that our
-y,'tm shall tie brought down to a level
sI'h tae e:i>'ing d.. rgsHiEri state of az
fairs in Mckee. Bu: this thug will here
after lie, as II j, now, in ,he hands Of the
People aud if the, desire TO call Con
venIion TO remove any grievances com
p,ained e, OF to give new guarantees for
the pernsucucc Of vested rights, it is not
mite to oppose.
AZ sgEISGfiELJ.
lis home, afitr sh-Lirg hands with as
mary IF his neishoors as lie c,ud, b.
spaIe thus:
Nv Fri-ui--No one. mt in ms r,.;-
ton, eau agpreciate N. ssints- i,sI a.
this parting. 10 rhe people, ow- 81 tnar
| am. Here | have lived more inln &,
qTarter Of a ceu'uTy; here ms chiiir ="
were h0rn, and here one Of them h. hu-
red ! know not how -nou shat! zee ,og
again. 4 dury devolses upon m- .nton
J., r.rra;- gre,i'r than that which ha.
i"'u.yti upon anv other nIau s,aCe rh-
!N- # Washington. lie never woui!
bave >ucce-i'd, except :lr the all of D.
sIre FfosI!-oc'. upon which h. at 81
times rriird fcri thst | cal r.ar succeed
siino1, the -ac.r aIl which .ns.inrd i'm
Sud IN tie .,'u- A mighty Beng place
ns reliance + -uPp,.' nope yua, INV
,rleud-. viii all pray that may receive
that Divine as-i-'aure without " hich can
bot succeed but sltb which success /, GER
rarn. Again, | bid you al! an .E .ciionare
farewell
Daring the speech, Nr Lincoln betray-
ed much emotion, aud the crowd va, agec-
ted to tears
At IND!iNiP1lIS
he was the gucs' Of Gov. Morton, ani 10
response to the pu5!ic saluiatious, spoke ai
length as follows:
Fellow Ctrizsn. Of the State Of Indiana !,
am here to thank YOU much for TINS
una agu ticent welcome, aud ,tIIl more for the
very generous support gwen 10y ynur Srs'e
to thar pnlItIcI a cause shIca rhihk l. the
true aud jJ-t crass OF the whole country
and the whole word. Soi,mnn ,ays.
"racre l. time to keep silence" and
when men wriugie by the month wIrb ~
certainty that th,y mean the same rhIn,
while u.rns The sane Wir:. It p.rhaF>
were a. well If thev would keep silence
Tie word, coercion" an. ''iuv,. .tr." are
much used in these d.y-. and often WITH
some temper and hot blood. BET u, make
sure, If We can, that We do not ml-uuirr-
s'aud the IN snIng of those ~ho U.s. ib,In
IL; Us get the ,zIcr Il, fictitious of rhe--
words Whr'. then. i .co-trI N p VIA
i "inva,inu!' p Would the marching ut
an army into South tArpirni, WITHOUT the
Of her p-nF'e, ant wi'h hr>rrle H.
tent toward them, be inva-i | Ger
,aruly think It w,u,I II wnu'd be ..rn.
eTcinn." also, if the South Caroiiui,n>
were forced to submit. But If the Uri'ei
States should m-r .ly ho,d aud reral- it,
own forts aud other property. aud collect
the dr'irs % foreign impu.'srioHs or even
slthhrii the mails from places where 'he7
aerr tarirusl!s violated, would any or alt
-he-e things be 'invs>!un" or ''cnrrc;or?'
u, osr profess, d l1srrs of the Cnion. Win
resolve that they viii resist coercion sn'
INVASION, uuder.'-rd that snrh things a.
hes. "n tie part Of the United S'atrs
san j be co'rcIpn or INVASION os n STATE
l 80, their Itra of means TO preserve the
} iac' OF their great Fl elton, would seem
o be eIcerlijugly thin and airy. If sick,
he little pills of the homep4'hi>t would ta
much to large FIR them tp swallow. iD
heir vies, the Union, at family relation.
would seem to be no regular marriage, but
a;her a snrt Of fr.c-iove Arrangement. to
,e m,intsinei on pa->innsl attraction. By
be w.y. in wh,t Consists the special 81
reines. Of Sfate2 -pesk not Of the
n-ir,on aSsigu.d to a State in the Union
3 The Car,-r tuition. ior that by the bond
- all recognize. That POSITION. h'w ser.
State can not carry out ut The / Hipn with
:. | ,peak of that assumed primary
Oh, Of a State to rule all which - le@-
ban itself. and to ru'n all which is larger
lan it.p,f Ifs STATE aud County, in
wen case, should he equs' in ex''nt Of
.rritory, snd sql,l in number OF inhahI
inr-. in vha', ~ a nri'cr ot p-'nrin Is
he State better than the Count.? Would
D exchange of names he an exchange of
sh'.? Upon what principle, on what
ghtfIl principle, msy State, being no
ore than ope-iffieth part Of the nation
soil and populirinn, break up The nation,
nj then coerce a propnrtinnab.y larger
hiivisinn Of itself in the most arbitrary
ly? What mvsieriou. right 10 play ty- :
nt is conferred on a district Of country :
th its people tv merely calling 1t
ate? Fel,ou-ci'izen-, | am not a'ser-
- ANYTHING. | am merely asking qups
ms frr you TO consider. And now, al
" me to bid YOU fsTewell.