Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
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Re-. VI. d. Conway, OF h.
CITY, II concluding his discourse
on Sunday, (Sepl. ls) spoke as
follows Of the slllan, Command
ero The West.
There rings through every mind
here fo-dl, thlt uobIe>t word
wh u the war his yet elected
Tie pro llnatol o. Tie rl.lant
Commando. 81 the West, who his
shown h nsella Roman Cart as.
brave. ali m1ul enough - ie p
straight INTO The helrt o this con
fleet. II 5 sieeluaEtue upoa tha
fin. o this re5eil ~. aud Droa 5ht
10th sp'-k o. true fire. Col
gan fhst.f n1y Il t>h thols II The
lad ~ 1T tn. tam . l.1er,Y
III ). :. sleeps ulirrI ulle- the
ea.-s hael.s 81 silver.
h-lih warisuDtD IRE sl1n-
dare o. john Z. Fremont, the
country VII BE 1sed. Hitherto
kao ga as the dar.ag helrt that
Ga plaied tbe stars and stripes
u17ethea -iestpeas o.tae p /
MJu1ttias bel-e.oah the n9h.er
fame await a.as. b o.. ..b1 lie-,
phl.el tia. STANDARD on tae high
est summit o liberty AID human.
IT'S TINT ranged within lis posi- Die
authority. Years ago before his
name was echoed through the land
as one f5t tae highest Office C. the
country, it was ~ privilege often
10 touch thar brave mans h3ad,
AMI lo0A into his "nild aud mag
nil EFT ege;" and | never did 50
w.tl0l. feeling that there was
power she8thed In that brain and
nerve which wosli one dly be un
sheaihed for his eola;ry, aad lead
the van OF h3a0r Ike kiag "
IN US sword ezcal.bur, tint stru /,
oil lof the righ., aad whose stroke
never tailed.
The nation cried for q leader
mla: 10, he is here.
IL takes the sep that Congress
was too tunld totlke openly. lie
pau,es not 10 ask. "will this al.
van e my eh1nces Tor tn next
Pres.d.lcy?" nor whether 1.-THE
country Is restored, this step vii
not make me al oa.egt oil special
Oh an at the South?" Re stops
No. 10 coasideritit nav NJ. bs.n5
tie acknowledgement lIts oW4
h,le,. Mr. does he seek to SHIT
tn resp 8ns.b.llty n others. Up
OF lhs bllles o. tn West Ia
owl mai w,o.e tha goliea words
in ,bs e}e Of tn w5-Id; "Taeirr
siase,, ifitcy hare aay, are here
b. declared Tree msa."
That oae sentence VII Do more
10 he terrorto tie hears oil our
enc l4e>' to strengthen us at home,
10 gan h1aor abroad, thla allthlti
has been d0Ie at Washington lor
thirty years.
Haaceior,h The genius Of Amer
ica adopts Fremont as her darling
hero.
The American people hayenow
an opportunity Of Communicating
their strength to the.rrdlers. Let
the i see how Americans can re-
$40 ! to noble and vigorous
dee Let had oftilme - out
fro the people and write On the
wal ofwash.ngton that The IA
tor hoIo,s above all. the brave
aad determined heart--gh.ch has
40 ielr O. aught lat fear--whose
b. :. diploma y is TO 10 the mln
j. AID tue thing, aud TO do Il
openly. There Oh his proud en-
iaer let every honest heart { Q
swil. to stand by h.m; and let lis
h 4 example raise YOU to an al
eqa y 10 whatever post oil lllorl
yoa Ire called. We need Els
worls o. the press Winthrops OF
tn preside, Lyons OF the pulpit,
and Fremont II every mans
breast. We need net only the
bs1ge mel who sblll defend Tie
saadlr3s whcaI.aed up, bat earn +
est heats which shall liz them
up--lye, up on the very towers
OF r Il, aad Liberty. We need
bsaerol which every eve ofthe
cirtl.azesgJh shah. see written ITS
liberty AID light. We need a
school o prophets ana seers, who +
as Of old shall cy aloud and
space aot. showing the evils TIA,
must b. conquered IN ourselves
before ue are worthy 10 Win tie
yiet0rie, ot God upoa earth. Let
every tongue that can speak, be