The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-16

beon President rising about ten feet in ais boots a'
taking Floyd by the collar he would have s>Voin ny ~
GOD that made Moses ths hing must stop. (Gi en- us'
ter and appiause) And when Andrew JACKS =
swore that thing had 10 stop. IL ta1
to stop. IAughterl More recently still, wo had ! 70
boon in The neghborng state of Rhode Island knowias
the Dorr rebellion, and the government very efficiently
and very properly put II down but the great conspiracy
or tho nineteenth century aud the great rebellion OF tho
age is now on hanl and believe that Abe Lincoln With
the people to back him. viii crush Il out. (ChceTs an
applause.j II win he done, il be done and il shall
be done-(grest chcerng)-an having done that thing
gentlemen and ladies, il they will give US few weeks
rest to recruit will lick England and France BE- III II
they wish it, loud applause)-and not certain but
we will have to do it-particulary old England. (Great
laughter) She has been playing q two-tisted game
and she well represented by RUSSELL for he carried
water both shoulders don't like the tone OF her
journals and when this is finished shall have four
or five hundred thousand we'll drilled soldiers INJURED TO
the hardshps Of war; under tho load OF experienced OIL
cers, and then shall DO ready for the rest OF the
world and the balance OF mankind When tho rebellion
first opened-somcthing like twelve months ago-l saw,
as every observing man could see whore we were drly
ing to- and what would DO the state Of things in very
short me In the Inauguration OF the rebellion took
my country. How could II be otherwise. had travel
led tho circuit as Methodist preacher in the state OF
ties (Andeson county being the one where John O. Cal
hon lived and fought with all tho ability possessed.
and all the energy could muster the hercsy OF nulica
ton then Ieven prepared pamphlet 10 south Carolina,
seventy pages backing and sustaining Old Hickory
and denolncng tho nulliers-and they threatened 10
hang me then. 1 have been Union man all my lilo.
(Applauso.) have never boon sectional man. com
menced my political career IN Icnne IN the memorable
year OF 1928 and was one thank Cod Of the oorporas
Adams against Andrew Jackson In tho next contest was
for Clay Great cheerng You and and all OF us cheer
and applaud the mention Of inc name q Henry Clay
shal hold National Convention ana VIII put IN MONT
nation for the Presidency the last suit Of clothes that
Clay wore before his death (Great laughter and ap
plauss) When the rebellion fairly opened, they
saw the course my paper was taking, and they
approached mo az they did every other editor OF
a
knew was poor, and they supposed II would have
the same influence over me that 1t had over almost all
last devil of them all throughout the South. daughter
and cheers told them as one did OF old: Thy money
perish with thee pursued the even tenor Of my way
until tho stream rose higher and higher with secession
fire. red and hot as ho ITSELF and commenced pouring
along that great artery Of travel that great railroad TO
Manassas, Yorktown, Richmond and Petersburg. Then
it was that wanting in transportation wanting in rolling
stock, wanting in locomotives, they had to Ito by over
regiments in our town. and then they commenced TO ride
Union mon upon rails. l have soen that done IN the
streets and have seen them break into tbs stores and
empty their contents and coming before my house with
give old Brownlow turn, tho damned old
scoundrel; come OUT and we VIII hang you TO tho irs
limo. would appear sometimes, on the front por-
tico OF my house anu would address them IN tins
way -" Men, What do you want with moy"
for was very select In my words took particular
what do you wan. with mes I'VE want speech from
YOU Wc want you 10 como out LOT inc southern coneae
Iacy." 10 which ropied:-l nave no speech 70 make
terry ana irreconclapiy opposed 70 TINS internal rebel
non IN wncn you are engaged, ana snail hght u 70 the
psaer enc. nope ~ ina. you a'1 gong N 70 XII sns
Yankees 10 search Oh your rights hat you VIII get your
rights before you get Dack nese I'M eats towards mo
were repeated every Gay week until nnay they
crushed out my paper destroyed my ONCE appropriated
the building to an old smiths shop to repair tho locks
ana Dlres OF Oh muskets mat fioyd had stolen from
inc eaer sosef9mens Ioey nna enacted law Nv" ID
the Legislature Of tennessee authorizing an armed force
TO tako all the arms, PISTOLS guns drks swords and
everything o. the sort from al inc Union mon and they
visited mine three times IN succession upon that onsi
ness ana tney got there couple Of guns ana one pistol
Being an editor ana preacher myself was not largely
supplied, ana had inc oaance concealed under my
clothes (ireas augnter3 Fmaily, ansr depriying us
o. oil our arms nrougnout tne Stare anu ator taxing on
the hno horses Of the Union men everywners without
fee or reward for cavalry horses and Selling upon the
Iat Ioooer ana sneep gong hto houses ana
pulling tne peos Oh .ue veus.saos IA tno aaytme,
for the army; after breaking open chests.
bureaus, aawe's anu oseIy 'nns ~ Mnch
cr ond IN rsson
armeo - .ney were; snu ~ accacn' snow y vas a
from Chattanooga 70 the Virginia nc-a distance o. goo
mi!ss-ons saturday nisnt IN Nossmoer, AZ eleven
O'clock an the raroao oIiuges .0ok nre AZ one time.
l1neers ana nppisuse. was purely aeciGen's nap,
po1sa " oe gu. iionr non Sh ~ ne .ius !
mao rosiy Bono WV o ~, s".y nI8 suppress
ca my pefto coec. nc ices WHEN .Io cierhs " tnc
onerent counties Were owus me- wncn .ney were Isacy
nve upon anu as sncss Drdscs tuoS nIS whs wa our
~ .oWn .uSy swore ,nsS va .ne anu rug
leader o. III sno ss' gums ON ana hence
that must nave naa nano ~ u. ansy wanted pre-
, . 70 selIs upon me- ana UPON me Old
eney marched me on 20 Jai-a miserable uncom.orta.
pie, damp anu desperate Jssi-wnefe io0nd, wnsn
was usnetso into ~ SUNG 10y Sn'o nun .nu - uCo -
my Juuso, say no'e - NY ~ snc Wnoe
a cnar oeacn s'oVl =. so'g VI any pscc % Iarni-
mIs excep. arty So M"oaen uucke, aud pair o. tn
oppes e ur,n1 WIZ Iouna some ~ me nss a1a oes!
men 81 ,ne wno's coan..y snose' Knew snem Az ano
tncy knew me, ~ nao posn snonk ,hem lur Unity
years iney raeu rouna me- sone sming snd siea %
zee ne coua ss,s sLs M NJ ~ .ns nsu oeen Hsp'
tom , .nei one. 80 49,; ~ "s snu were NJ
teriy spcscness sns, WV uss. o"nns .es.s ruu1ug
uown 'ne,, cnsvSs, 'nsy ,a saw sha' sney neVe.
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70 ene anu sIen paue .neM ps y, goou oneei
sna .sNo goou oouasse. =. .e saa, IL ~
LOT "a you arg nero 10 ,us @ NO
IL y TOT mansaugnts NO. iou are mere, ooys because
you adhere 70 inc Iag anu INC q our coun
w tcnesls am nero WIN y1alor no o.nsr onsnce out
tha as 1od my Juoge, iook urop inns 6tn
DAY OF Decsmosr as tnS prcuoss. Gay OF my me- Great
appause) ana mere iotena W say un'h de Oh cid
age or until tney shpose 70 nang me. ! will
never renounce my pfincip!es lSneers.) % ore
! was confined IN the jan, tneir omcers were &C
cusMmso 70 visM tnc Jal, every nay ana oncr nom