Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-17

whole field UDe Look Il the diagram which v2u.d ap
pear be tolerably ror.c,, would Civ more nforma
ton than coumrs of !etyr-pr,se.
/ We fad in the Iuqnjre: port Ct : Grard Recep-
ton given TO Pars4u B9wlow al lie Academy Of
Music, Philadelphia the 1882 ut. he PEARSON was
accompanied by his H. ard daughter ana h7 the trai.
tor Maynard
+ Ex-Governor Pollock Il Fcona,, Hiram Wa'A.:dge
Of New York aud OF = made spetche= Caleb smith,
Secretary ot The Fe.],f..l Navy, was present., The
brilliant theatre or2,ls,l sce what was to be
seen and heard, and ,ley heard IN f,osiu& speech
from the Rcsslend BEo'c,l3~ 1bch certainly beats
anything We have f.: profanity and los b!*cI1-
guerdism. OF such act he kingdom OF heaven Int
OF such the p.'s q TIE cry o. Bro;he-,y
Love -
Speech 9 NEr, E;ro,>"Io>v.
Ladies and Gentlemen :ln appearing hc.oe 7on
this evening" under thes9 circumstances, should agcr
tise you in the ONSET That il my public ad rssee from
time to time matttr What my theme may be- | do
not claim to present it wb eicqu=nce that charms
or style of oratory that captivaes. regret this know
lGg that there Is no power on earth IN lis iEagnce
the pQbic mind equal to the power Of 0ratory tel
however, that | sddres5 apprecative aud ence.
! know Il; feel It 10 my bcDes-an audience WHO will
listen 10 The facts of this g:eqt Rebellion, without
parallel in its origin aid Internal progress this side OF
Hell and IN what may say | shall look more TO mg
|
public speaking for than hiryfve years. bat four
years ago by voice utterly failed My threat was ope
rated upon in New York by distinguished physician
who advised me TO practice public speaking for awhile
on be stump, to the fowls o the air aud leaves of tie
forest did not do not considering my audence sui
fcieDtly ntclecua end therefore, divided MY powers
between preaching the gospel and lcCurrg on temper
anca Both were very good causes, but they failed to
restore my voice When the Rebels b1niShed ME from
0y naivp STATE, was requested on my arri7a! in In
. G. al nd five
hundred persons al Pixies Opera House and broken
down as WIS, With fe2r and trembling | rose to speak
AS if by miracle, my voice lung like trumpet and
was able to make myself heard at the Qrthet eYd of
tee building | attributed ny TO my dcnu9cia,2ns
0; this infinitely internal Rebellion Yuu have better
men IN you Pennsylvania psnienary than its lea lqrs
and kq0W there better men il he'll, We are il The
;ndst of fearful war b"gotten without the shadow Of
excuse. in " lch We have heen plunged y demagogues
aid scoundrels at the South.
I0u nave q class here At the North who are arita-
tons, and who, in their doruHcations Of slavery have
done m0re to The Saves Of the South than good
Notwithstanding this, have the raDkness OF a candid
man to say that it of the South and not you OF
the North, that guilty Of bringing this trouble 10
OF U.s. md The Devil viii be cheated out Of his lust
rights until he has the pleasure OF roasting these leaders
in hel an here to state the truth and cast cansure
Uherr It belongs In 1860 entered into q presidan
tlai contest which s2T OF t0ur h0iGC race sun
pHied the Bel and Everett ticket. We were upsuc-
cssul and the ie@der OF that ticket has gone the way
Oh ms S"c'io"' ao' uoofF 'Ftas O. violence, C'aac
S''."5S "S&"''' 'l9 'oD''>''"S' can ohy ask you
|" ply ''7 "iL"o " poor ""' "t'': iho othcf
0l4mber Of my Il kCt is right side up With care ind
firm TREND Of tie Union. may CAL The ticket | slD-
lo''H N20a'"o htN. : "''c1 had us strength IN lis
1'nA + IS OtttS OF y~H supported tae Douglas aud
I ohS"n nChtt, lie 'taa OF Wh'ca was gallant little
Giai W.o Lad he h2n awe, would long ago have been
,h3nrian'n: IN battle rs hrigad5er Others ii YOU
again. ad5Hiid 20 the neaheSt ticket that ever waa
cfe&cl Many o. you here voted or 1t, ard you ought
tonight 70 b. hcaTtly ash@m5d Ct dolng So iL9uh
applause
me 'aS[ ct these CCAt'S was known IS hat ct LIZ
cola and H&GHn Ii The telegraph has not br~u3ht
yan In h"Ws have TIE exquisite pleasure to anCoupce
mat 'cHtt a. At THIS lair and consttut onal
lctiHu the Hoqth chose TO Rebel With the Hon.
Horace Maynard, on my left (cheers) Andrew jain
5n9' AID others (cheors) we fought The Devil and Nom
" i N the persons ot the rascaly Secession leaders
and wen follow them to the death, ard, as they enter
toe ga1s OF he'i We i1e'n to stand there and make
mouths at them
IN iortE-I'ght hours alter the election came out in
my paper, me hno5VhIe ing, "hcu though not white
WIN t'S pe'y was ne Only IeSiou5 sheet III lb South
tfh IoneoStacy asserted IN mat paper that Abra-
nai hueoln was legally elected as PRESIDENT, anu that
d. oe tno oi oof years we od not IKE nm, We had
oay 10 PGA car Eins ana try 1t AGAIN. But the uo-
Prncpeo leaders Of tits Reoeon bad Intended, Ii sue
cts5ot Y" ther brrckenrloge and Lane tekst to re-
Dah "o' 'ouF years 'oager II the Cnion and then Sc
VeIe'
va. !og ',@t Pe.!d lLey puFPoSeo lofItylng various
Po1t9 ~ 'n0 0ou'' cou:en'iH'pe "ealy all 'Ae arms
u 'e usn III ia scIion' anu .er 6ei0g thorough
Fttp1rt0 sIIae .or separation snoald the succeed
1g eIcai t eIhl'nae u4I@Eoraoy. he pnPrncP!ed
hta ''I 1uy nIeHuGu
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