Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

brought back, bat not by fostering rebellion;
but It IS By treating it as treason, robbery,
aud murder And, if tais Government ever
can be saved, it must be by a summary chas-
tisement and overthrow Of rebellion, so that
the loyal people Of the Southern States can
come forward and administer the Government
Of these States as before. Who IS the mission
sary that is going with his peace propositions?
What is he going TO sayI What viii be say t.
th Is party in rebellion? Itis pretty thing to
talk about and for tie designing 10 duPe TIE
North; it is u very AWKWARD thing 10 reduce
to practice. Il yo7 drive out rebellion, you
will have loyal people South as well as North.
Tben theJ i'll all do what Virginia, and Nis-
souri,, ard Maryland are trying to do, and what
Delaware and Kentucky are doing. Are there
any men who want this Union divided? No ]
Fhet do not sympathize with treason in any
form in gender. Rumber, person, or case, III aay
of its ra.niGcations. Hunt it like ferociOus
monster wherever you 6ud it. Are there any
who wish this matter let alcue to perfect the
rebellion SO causslessly commenced?
"Rho vonld be traitor kusveP
Who wold GlI = coTard's grave!
Who 50 base as 70 be a slaFtr
Let h;1 and 6Se.
Naa for Cniuu aud for aW
Fresmen stand or frecueu faii,
Let him folOW me-"
And shat is, eight for the Union, the whole
Union, and no,hiag but the Union. let every
American cilizan, instead of crying, Peace,
pcrcs, Nheu there is 40 peace, rally upon the
rainpuris until Secession is ceased. Then we
shall ks@e peace enduring perpetual peare,
and as monsters are seldom bora Of the same
generation, We shall have 10 more Of this Seces-
s;ou in the present century or the next. This
Government Is the Government of theAmericGn
people. Il is osFs to use, ours to enjoy, but il
is not ours 10 siibVcrt. We arc trustees. We
are charged WITH sacred trusts. All NC have
20 DO is TO bask in The slime Of its blessings.
RJ, curs,d be the ulhnly ambition that at
tempts TO destroy it. regard him and trust
him as traitor to his kind. God %yill set a
marx apon him too; but it will not lie like tic
mark st upon The Grs, murdcrcrs OF man-fur
Iha was set for safety but this will be set for
destruction. And God grant that it may be
So ["Amcu.' It will be time enough 10
Struggle over who shall administer the Gov
ernmcnt when we are sure we have one to ad-
minister. lie who is not for it, is against. it.
havc determined to fight this battle out, but
on no polite grounds. / stand upon the Con-
siitutipual grosnd of my fathers. There | Nill
stand, and animate my conutrymcn to stand
with me, and Nhen oitce NC shall Bave PEACE
/ re-iorCd-wlieu We shall have put down rtbe!-
| lion, when we shall have encouraged fidelity,
when peace and prosperity shall again greet
us, th'n let Us see if any part of any S!aJe is
F! oppressed, if any individual is wEonged, if any
are deprived Of their rights, see that equal and
exact justice Is extended to all. This is great
crisis, not only in our aiTirs but in the affairs
of human liberty. The Angel of Freedom, af-
ter coursing over the wide cxpanse Of ws'crs in
| the Cd World, foInd no resi- for the sole Of her
| foot until she hovered here. Here is her rest
ing place. Gcd of my fathers, o protect her.
Let us 30 foi wand 10 this great work of pre-
scrva;ian not merely as members Of political
parties, but as American citizens cheers,
h1und TO carry out the work our forefathers
began, by the exprrise Of every energy, moral
and material. Here Is our glorious Ship Of
State. with its ensigns streaming, its Stars and
Stripes, so redoleut of hope. carrying gladuess
wherever seen by the trt;e-hearted, end we hail
tas the nobIcst emblem of earth. HeaFen
bless that noble ship.
eve know what master laid thy keel;
What workman wFoug thy ribs Of steeii
~au made each Issst, ami sail and roPel
What angils rang, what hammers beati
IL what 4 forge aud heat
We're shaped The anchors of tiy hope y
Mr.. Dickinson retired amid great cheering