Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-31
Number SO.

II are sent 10 the UaIa0oose. That u
the terrible order. nothing more--noth-
ing less-thst arouses England and
provokes this debate. Lord Palmer
ston takes advantage Of it to have an
other fight at the Americans, and
Gregory and Walsh are mad with de-
light. Lord Carnarvon also brings
out Earl Russell, and all the newspapers
clap their hands with ioy-snd you,
gentlemen, echo the sentiment Of the
land. Do you remember. picture in
the illustrated News during the Sepoy
revolution? | do-and three features
were werepromineut-cannon-English off.
GERS, and Sepoy messengers bearing
fag Of truce. The picture has another
side-the officers consult-the Sepoys
are bound on the muEzle Of the guns
and, with their flag of truce tied
around them, they were blown towards
the camp from whence they came.
Did Mr.. Seward get up in his place
in the Senate Chamber and protest
against il in the name Of humanity
The atocities Of our soldiers in India
were only equslled in their brutality
by Nena Sahib himself. When 9
British officer enters a Sepoy village
and gives the order to his regiment to
rayish the Sepoy women, and then
level their houses to the earth, human
ity shudders for civilization. Compar-
ed with such 6euds Gen. Butler is a
scholar, gentleman, and Christian.
How forgetful Of the rights of civiliza-
tion for our statesmen to remain silent
without recording their indignation at
such brutal actsl England must feel
proud Of those Christian officers, aud
no wonder she is indignant at Butler.
Have you forgotten the seige Of
LimrickS Is it true that EDglishmen
ravished the women before butchering
the garrison and burning the town.
Do you remember the old.blooded
slaughter Of the Mscdonalds of Glen
cOe, under the same dynasty? Verify,
what a man was Lord Byron?
You are the best of eut-throats DO not stare.
The phrase is Shskspear's, and not misapplied
" ~ ID" DioiH Slo'eSiihS S-"ihuPiPS sit1nb
art,
Unless her cause By right be sanetifed.
If you have acted once generous part,
The world not the worlds masters, will decide,
And shall be delighted to learn t0ho,
Sdue you and yours, haze gained at WaterlOo1
Dsvourst at Hsmburg-Junot in
Lisbon - Malakoff in the Algerian
guilty Of acts-and Well
lington at St. Sebsstlan-worthY Of
Rnssla in Poland or Hsynau In Aus
tria. Buffers offence is words-Eug-
lands offence was acts. Was Buffers
motive good or bad? 1t is the motive,
not the act, that blackens the crime
England is not the land to give Ameri.
ca examples as to the treatment OF Wo-
men. America is country where its
youth are taught not to insult an old
man or an old woman, and a woman
can go through the entire country with
put being insulted America is the
land where education and religion
gives tone TO the morals Of our people.
How careful England is to find fault
With our Federal army.
Have you seen any questions on the
Parliamentary paper asking II the re-
ports are true regarding the atrocities
If the Confederate armyl Has the
Federal power no friend at Court to
Isk these questions Of Lord Palmer
'ton? Is H true that ssvages. led on
By Confederates, scalped our wounded
'fficers at Pea Ridgel Is Il true that
Governor Sprague found some of his
ids who were killed 1T Bull Run,
'uried with their faces downward Is
true that Federals wounded on the
round at the battle Of Winchester
Iere bayonetted by Confederate SOL
iersl Is Il true that the ladies of
ertain town in Virginia invited one
undred Federals to their houses to
n. and their brothers. who were in
mbush rushed in and put all 10 the
word?
Surely America ought to have one
lend bold enough in Parliament.
hen Gregory and the Premier are
urling their invectives against Ameri-
!, TO inquire il it is true that the skull
Federal officer is a bon bon for
ebel ladyl-tbat Madam Beauregard,
no was treated with so much polite
sss by Gen. Butler, wears a cameo
II from the bone Of 6 Federal Colo
,ll-that Rebel ladies wear rings and
'ooches made out Of the skulls OF our
ave officersl-thst the proper thing
r the Rebel gentlemen at Richmond
TO have a spiltoon made out Of hu-
an headl In conclusion, let me ask
England controls Americas actions?
England pays our Federal officersz
England must first be consulted be-
re we declare martial law! l was
II aware that Abraham Lincoln was
ecled President Of the powerful Ame-
,an Republic BY the Bankrupt mon-
chies Of Europe.-[ Cheers and ap-
ause.
A rorresnondent of The Cincin