Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-28

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nave teeosniLea 10 the,f endeAvors patriotic mo-
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Eenucmen, nave peen associated Win you for
penoa Q. now ss., nrsry Two yssfs; anS stnonEh
in The Department Of the Interior, to Be recognized
a. we enieI sna we mesa o. tnAt department there
hss been no hour during All my omcisi connection
peers, fAPpi.a.sI .'''l.'' you - my
MY nends, " Is Iit oriei period IN me history
q nation. since 9lr popnistion was less than
thiee minons, sna yet We nave now reached the
colossal proportions 81 more than thirty millions.
Our territory has been EXTENDED, our power and
Importance had been increased until, before this
unfortunate war begun, this American Republic
presented TO the eyes OF the world nation more
powerful, more glorious, and more magnificent
than was Rome In the palmiest days Of her empire.
Shall we abandon All the rceollections OF the past
Shall we give up All the bright hopes that were
re II ne gl9Gion. s.tSsy Of our EePssc
nationsl While the statesmen OF England, and Of
other nations In EUROPE, who are In favor Of the
recognition OF the southern Coniederacy-while
they arc lamenting me sacrifices Of life, and the
loss OF biood whish this WAT mas oceasioneds the
tears which they sneu are nut the tears Of the croc
odile. tApplause.l tl..
lt 70 NO! sympstny with SUFFERING humanity
which called iorth Their tears: Lord PAlmeraton
and his ministry would ths DAY sec this country
clothed 10 blood, and see the nhgs Of mourning
hoAt over every mouse, with triumph and with
pleasure, II IT would produce the destruction Of
what they regard as hated rival tApplause.l II
Is their hatred for American people, their envy
Of the great Republic 81 the West their fears that
this mighty nation VIII overshsdow the despoti.m
these crocodile tears and produced these hypoorit
cal proiessions OF sympathy. s.454
And yet, lament, my friends that we are giving
encouragement 70 them by divisions among our
selvcs,by the want OF an earnest, xeaious, and
persistent enort 10 sustain this great and glori-
Gus Union: we are the only Republic upon
the lace OF me earth That has power and iu,-
portanee ~ n lent to chill the hearth Of tyrants,
and TO teach Lessons OF human freedom, lap
plause,l and when that glorious banner Of our