Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
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from yohfd~slhngsy foxes la6k o,ft Of the
windows OF your churches; ruin. darkness,
and desolation. will brood oses you%
Snch assemblies rs this will be prevented
by hostile troops, ,,pder The anarchy which
will ride rough- shod over you. Where
are the great spirits--the Clays. the Web
sters, tie Hntens. of the nation. They
have been walled away like the prophets
Of old. My father. my father. the chariots
of Israel and horsenlen thereof Wopld
to Heaven that we had the voice Of aiClay.
of q Webster. to cheer us on now. How
they would drive the rebel to his hiding
placel Henry Clay would make it cover
and tremblc like deer at the VOLTS howl I
And the majestic Webster--what, dark
clouds would rest upon his portentous
brow! And the logical and the statistical
Benton. who always stood up for the Uni
on. with his sarcasm and logic would
make them wither like mown grass
They rest from their labers., They saw
our county sglcry, but No. her shame =
Peace be to their ashes. A voice-"Fre-
month" Fremont! Yes; doing his duty
like a soldier. Tremendous and long
continued cheering | never supported
him as politician: but support him as
a General. And God speed him. | have
no doubt he will do his duty; and if he
does / will labor unceasing to stay up his
bands. and cheer him up in his discharge
of duty. shall inquire no mans politics
now who endeavors in good faith to pro-
tect the nations honor And he who does
not, hold to be no patriot. no Democrat.
no honest man. A voice; "a tory" =
Worse than tory; a traitor. No; our
Ship of State-happily excmplified here
to-day. upon these grounds Ipointing to a
ship of the boatbuilders Of Ithaca al
though she has been arrested in her sue
cessful course. let us all rally around her.
not inquiring who is in command, whether
it be Lincoln or jackson. Republican or
Democrat. who are the crew, but seeing it
is our snip. under om flag. preserve it.
whether it be called by the one or the 9TH
er empty name; let us rally around her. let
us 60 on board. let her be manned, weigh
anchor. hoist all sail. cut her loose. let her
steer into the broad ocean. to cruise on this
great GRAND of gmercy--thc. frcedoms Of
notwithstanding the Stars and Stripes
to every sea under beaven-carrying peace
and good will to all men. Let her
"Sai on into the sea, o ship,
gThrsssh Winds and waves right onwssls steer.r
On. my fellow citizens. let us all devote
ourselves to the service of our country
Amen. Every one can do something in
his sphere. For myself, l am enlisted for
this great wharfage how il may-termi-
nate how it will. Give me poverty. stripes
and chains. give me shame. give me desti
tuition. give me want. give me AFFECT mise
~ AMI distress. give me bereavement. let
my heart be wrung with every emotion tina,
can agonize and torture man, make me a
wanderer in the earth, and give me an
ignoble death. rather than permit my
country to perish. Cheers. Sooner
than that should be done. IN the Language
of Emmct. / would raze every house, burn
every blade of grass, and the last cntrench-
ment of Liberty shall be my grave. No.
my fellow-c citizens, let orr watchword be.
orr country, our beloved country! And
will exclaim with you. ooh, my country.
may G od protect her from evili' I'm
mense cheering from the audience OF ten
thousand. who had become filled with the
sentiments of the speech. greeted Mr.. Dick
inson as he retired.]g : eTcc 2