The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

and makes our flag power IN every port
our vessels enter, and In every parallel OF
latitude and longitude of the oceans over
which they sail, II II were possible for
the two republics to succeed, would wish,
that the halt million of soldiers now armed
for carnage nnd death, might be immedi-
a,ely dlsbandcl, and, bidding each other n
brotherly God speed, return to their homes
and the peaceful pursuits of life. Bat, this
cannot he. Two sepcrate na.iomlities
within the present bounds of the American
nation, would be mutually destructive
The stars Of the South are necessary to the
American Consolidation. As well might
you expect our solar system 10 hold firm its
position, and, its movements continue har-
monous, after one third cf the bodies
which compose it had seeded, and run 4
new line of orbits close by their present
ones. Such II cAahge would distGr6 the
even balance Of those laws by " which they
,ra row kept in place. The play Of forces
would be in conaict, and the result would
he, chaos and ruin, instead OF the preser;
'rder and harmony.
We comuani this view to those who are VII
ling 20 have This war end in dissolution of the
Un;on~-.ard iot tic sake Of peace, would permit
the scce;.iG;' States to form separate 'orfede
laoy. II is i MISTAKES tp:, You are clcri5hinG
e., tb A
Il l was an enemy 10 .he seeding 2tItes,
shoui1 be far rl1rc wiling than I now am that
they shoGid 20 1T: bc the Union. A few years
cy perience, with three Thousand miles of boun-
day. siir.el D, free :efr.rcry, ITO which Lous
ards ot their Saves woniI he C5capiLg-the
whole civilized world Ops sed to .heir system OF
honda 5e- their vast extent of roHst TO defend
tLei- free t3aie ard direct .axa.;tn. necessarily
b2avy.! and NJ army De. tnIi- Ozn - repcl for
sign ,rvss;ols, or ul-:l d5nes.i, iLsur ecticr,
would teacn tie Few Reputl;c that IT, Old is
Jst;er thrr he req.
TIE r,aljza;ion Of .he wishes Cc Sac 1li-nan,e
= Peace parry" would b. TIE giaro of Lo'h
Moth and Scnth. We sa, this honesty We
should dlspisc Gurse.ves Z, 1T G time like this,
W. could ro. rise slove section drsm above party,
;,5rre passion. aud stand ~ bread patriotism
'gh:ch i:nows ;lirg less and will be 81 .islie
wit! nothing .tss ti'an our country, cur wrole
country, f:om ,hs granite peaks of New England
&c the gold hearing .'iis OF Ca'ifo-ni;, and from
the ice re;ior5 of the North to tie e:orglades
magrol.as ard rroad Savannaas Of the Soutt
No pcnt an Utica contracts orr powers,
rhc bolnIl.ss Continent IS ours"
l, IS MS %road Patriotism, All this 'las Il j,
s,'etcLel necessity, which MAKES us ready 20 en-
;e, lie ranks, # OF. courtr, needs ou- service,
a1l causes as to say, keep OF TIE val, ii neces
soTy preserve thc Uaion, rntil tho pres olt
;e-. r.,t on sarl. 5e i'ii away IN wai riGs g.aves
nnG ,hcn 1T our children, a.d eLildreas sliil-
r,H cOLe;aIe tis conflict, u1til the stars anl
Steinc5 shall sga:r waso over every rocd ct
i.Ii xcn o. A,:,e.icar 5llo- G. hurghv "
/ Araercau Il ucasn-e.
he pes, ls53cl ,he 1,ottr aid South car lear,
In .ls co2fic', is tnis. tLct the liIlg child lau
lot b. livi1sd "ni live. If he sword Of scccs
sioh separates it each wlll LaYe ro,t,on Of
GeIi md mangleG ccrps", and nothing else
vii! b. living America no NOR. Entertaiuin
.h's view, l1vC fnI TIE Soutl us well as IT,
NORTH, fo.ces us to oppose secession. Fur .hei
sake ant ours, We hope tEeir attempt t. destro!
orr Uuioa will be unsuccessful. We endoi s.
tho language Of the Hon. Daniel S.clles, sp Iel
in the National Hal Of Representative, Un th
l7ta Of jan, 1861: Whatever may 6e thu is
sue o: events the great commercial Interests o
this country require, the des;inics OF American
civilization demands thd, tie political and ter
rto.Ia, control If hi. continent, rom the Iaoutl
of the Hudson to the mouth of the Mississippi
and from the Atlantic t. the Pacific seas shall
remain where it now exists, In the lands Of ,h
Government of the United States"
As This Ioia, in the dscou-se the speake
c.osed, owing to the .toress OF the fNur.