The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20
LENGTH OF THE REBELLION.

net enter Sebastopol till September, 1885.
We have been some time; but you forget
that we have been fighting Our own people
Americans against Americans. Had we
been pitted against Englishmen or French
men, as we should be 10 case either dare TO
interfere, we would have arranged the mat
tea in half the time. Invade US, proud
kingdom, if you dare, and we will
Make every house, and rock, and tree.
And hill, our forts; and fen and food.
Yield not our soil shall rather be
One waste Of flame, one sea OF blood!
Fear not your steel, nor fear your gold
Nor English force, nor English fraud,
Trust not your race-as false as cold
Whose Ueyy prayers are ties to Cod
INTERFERENCE WILL BE FOLLOWED BY wAE.
Domestic var may bri8g foreign discord,
but foreign war would bring domestic haps
piness. Solomon a0as a0ise when lie detected
the false mother by ordering the chstd to be
CIT IN t1go D.! Ihsre was music in the war
songs of our revolutionary sires:
States Of the West! my own fair land
Our fee has come. the hour is nigh,
His bale fires rise On every hand,
Rise as enc man to do or Gle.
From mountain vale, and prairie wide,
From forest vast, and field, and glen,
And crowded city, pour thy tide,
Oh, fervid band of patriot men!
Up, old and young! the weak be strong !.
Rise for the right. hurl back the wrong,
And foot to foot, and brand to brand,
Strike for our own dear native land .
Interference who ever heard OF ar author
Introducing q stately figure in the last scene
OF the last act Of great drama Think ct
trotting Macbeth out fer the first time just
before tie ia;i OF the curtain. The price Of
truth is SANDER. the price G! :aiseGood is
praise: ueverthelees;r ruth is Gods law, while
talSehood is The devils counsel. Give me
sueers and Let me be honest, or give Dae
cheers aid make me q traitor. EHg!and ap-
plauds secession and hieses uCity and pa
tr;otiin, no. because she iCves tha South
more, but the North less. Ny words may
annoy yen, but Dy points viii force you
TO admit.
ENGLAND JEALOUS of AMsRICA.
How absurd Tor the learned speaker &c
say that America is always insulting Eng
land. II it is true, why net resent il? When
The gauntlet is thrown down why don't you
take it up? No, MIR, Chairman, the fault
OF Cur people is they think too much of
England, else they would not feel SO seusi-
tive at year most unmaniy, ungererous, IN
natural conduct. America hate you. You
are misinformed II is the elder who hates
the younger.
The father ia England is jealous Of the
son who is growing up to overahadow hisa
no more prominent trait crops cut CT EGG
lish character. The First George hated the
Second, the Second dislked the Third, and
the Third George was always at war With
the Fourth; Pitt and the King were always
plotting against Fox and the Regent. Roy.
atty gives the fashion--nobles copy and hate
their firstborn sons; the landed gentry follow
and dislike theirs, and the middle classes,
under the barbarous old feudal laws OF pri.
mOgeniture, initiate all the vices of the aris-
tocracy without copying any Of their virtues.
Hence the envy and Jealousy of the father
towards the son. who will supersede him in
the entail. This is the evil @! primogenture;
such is England. The aristocracy rule.
The middle classes assent. and the people
are called mob.
This diversion have made to prove that
the son bears the father 10 i'll will, while
the contrary is proverbial. Individuals ere
too much like States not 20 apply the slmile
to uatioUs. England, the father, is jealous
of America, the frst-borr. But the child
bears DO envy against the parent. No &!
America neither fears you ror bates you.
Her annoyance ct your strange treatment
arises from affection, not revenge. Besides,
victors bear no malice against the vans
quished. 1t is the punished WHO brood re.
vepge, not the punisher. America has al
ways been the victor. England was defeats
cd On both occas ;ons. Therefore it is Erg-
land who Droods over the disgrace, not
America, country that was never COZ
quered.
ABsURDIPy OF FOREIGN TERFERENCE.
Intervention in American affairs! With
whom? The Moth or South? Not the
South, for Yancey says it is impossible.
Besides, it would be declaring Wal. against
the United States. Not the North, fer
America is not so low as TO choose an aroi.
traitor in the hour of victory. Would
HaYelock have allowed Prussia to have in
teryencd as he was going into Lucknow !!
Would France have allowed America to in
tervene in favor Of Austria before Solieri2o?
Would England have allowed intervention
in the Crimea as she YVES walking through
the Redan and Malakoff into Sebastopol?
Not mite of it. Let Napoleon do so wild
O thing as to dare to interfere in Cur affairs,
and you may purchase his crown for shil.
ling. Let England desecrate our soil by
invasion or intervention, and even the crown