Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-13

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DAY, FEBRUARY Il, Il
WENDELL PilILIIS On DlsUNlON
NOTORIOUS EAGINGs OF \ EAlIlD AHO-
-noI 9;. o-@a lArcN,sr. i,i1es.,4 aaT
,tu 1877 1aifsm - 49,; /, bod jEd3 bus
IL Wendell /, Philips Sunday nigh,
haranGuc in Boston was a, most WITH:
perative affair." lie devoted himself
to the consideration oftwo points: firs,
the glori6cation Of ,,isunion; and sec.
''ond, an analysis, OF Mr.. Stewards re-
cent speech I'm the Senate The
speech is fully reported III the Boston
4ittas and Tee. hWcqnote 4 few cx-
tracts to show the Tempe ~ The
whole: 10y 80. 2 ~" ), !,
qot2sa5G2 TIE5CHAlN PARTED. il slza,.f.
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I '''rhe Lord rcignctl,; let the earth
rejoice The Covenant with .lc:,th
liz annullcl-1hc AIrrcmcnt NTH 1leI'
is broken TO pcicc<. ''9jt The chain
which HIS held the slave system since
1887 is parted. Thirty years ago south,
|crn leaders, sixteen ye, rs ago northern
aboli'ionists, announced their purpose
to seek the dis9plution of the Alncri-
lean Union. WHO dreamed that sue.
cess would come 50 soon: South
Carolina, bankrupt; Alone. viii. !
hundred thousand more Slaves than
whites. fs.,ls- lllaaal. -tv three whites
within her border. filings her gauntlet
ut tho feet Of twenty-five million poo.
pie in defence Of IN idea. would
that New E:;land could count one
State as fearless among her sex. Cali
it not the madness Of an engineer who
places himself III front OF his cannon
ut the moment Of discharge; call !,
rather the f,rlorn hope If the mariner
fcizing plank or spar iii the fury efthe
storm. The mistake OF South Carsli.
ma is, she fancics there is more chance
Of savil g slavery ont.ide the Union
than inside. Three States have fa.
lowed her example. Probably the
rest of the Slave States. or many Of
them, will find themselves unable t.
resist the infcction-and then the
whole mercilcss conspiracy Of 1887 is
cnded, and timid men will dare to
hate slavery without trembling fol
bread OF. life. 4-..-- .sL.sz.s...s ST = 20
THREE cLAs.Is At TIE NORTH.
Then look At the Noril divided in:
to three sections. !. The defeated
minority, glad Of anything that troub.
les their conqucrOrs. 2 The class oi
Republicans led by Mr.. Seward, otfef.
ing to surrender anything TO save the
Union. Applause. Their gospels.
The constitution, [applausc] and the
slave clause is their sermon on tic
Mount! Laughter and applause. f.
They think that at the Judgmcn,
Day, the biacker the sins they have
committed 10 save the Union, the
clearer will be- their title 10 Heaven.
s. The rest Of the Republicans led by
1.-The Tribune All honor. to the 7'ri.
ybvwe, faithful and true! who consider
their honor pledged to fulfill in office
,tthe promises made in the canvass.
Their motto is: "1'hc Chicago plat,
form, every inch Of it-,,ot-.a hairs
breadth Of territories shall be surren.
dcre1 to slavery. Arrlau.e. But
they, too. claim tho, lannon's mouth 10
Eprotcct forts, defend the flag and ssve
the Union. At the head Of this Soc
lion, we have every reason to believe,
stand Abraham Lincoln. al
All these are the actros on the
stage. But the foundation on which
all stand divides only into two parts
those VINO like slavery and mean It
shall last, those who hate slavery and
mean j, shall die. In the boiling gulf
goes on the perpetual conflict OF acid
and alkali-a|l these classes arc but
bubbles Oh the surface. The upper
milestone is right and the lower wrong.
between them governments and par.
ch,ncnts, parties and compromises arc
slowly groun'lt to powder.
| SEwAED's SPEECH! ~
The spccc', Of Mr.. Seward I regard
rs a declaration Of war against the
avowed policy Of the incoming Presi-
dent. IfI.incoln were Andrew Jack.
son, as his friends aver, he would dis.
miss Mr.. Seward from his Cabinet
The Incoming Administration, ifhon,
est and firm, has two enemies to fight,
Mr.. Seward aud the South.
| Iii: power is large. Already. no
has swept our Adams into tho vortex
making him offer to sacraficc the
whole Republican pIatform--thosgl,,
'as events have turned, he has sacritic-
cd only his own personal honor. Elf:
teen years ago John Quincy Adams
'prophesied that the Union would not
last twenty years. lie little thonght
that disunion, when it came, would
swallow his sons honor IN its. gulf:
g . - - Indeed. Mr.. Stewards
picture ofthc dcselation and military
wesknets Of the divided States, II in