The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-10

AGAIN lhc Tunes Russell low admits the power q
our navy which you have ridjculel, and THINKS
where two millions Of bales Of cotton i locked up
which, II let loose, would command three prices, an,
where all the simple necessnries Of life are $50 De
cent above the market, the blockade must be effectu
hI-FOsters scCrchlng rebuke 10 Gregory in tn
Commons. has made more ridiculous than ever tn,
Irish Champions Of Treason. You said that tn,
North and the South would never come together
wait a little longer iOu said, Republican InstitU-
tons had failed Already Tue passport SYSTEM il
abolished, the political prisoners have been released,
martial Law superseded 70 the Civil Government, and
the placid OceTH Of Peace i gradually replacing the
turbulent waves Of War, so that when the sunlight
OF CHl0h shines upon It, there will be reflected back
from the CLASSY mirror myriais Of faces from a happy
cOnteutei people. tApplause)
1Ou never viii know the herculean energies We
nave displayed. Let me paint the picture ia nay own
way. We have nine armies, under nine Generals,
composing u force equal 10 nine Waterloos, d dozen
AusteriItzes, two MOscOws, and larger than all the
forces OF all the nations that gave ba,t.e in the Crimea.
tDh-) To give you the idea Of Its magnitude, [ will
change the battle-ground.
Old England shall represent New England: and all
Europe shall be the he!d Of action. Time Of prepar-
alton, six months; resources, all our own. With the
sympataies Of England and the world against u, we
have placed 10000 men under General Butler, at
CrOnstadt; 10000 under General Sherman, at Ham
Durgh; 10000 under General Burnside, at Amster-
dam; ZO,UuO under General HllleCk, at Odessa; 20
600 under General Hunter, blOckading Vienna ON
the Danube; 10000 under General Buell., at Trieste;
$4,000 under General Grant, at Marseilles; 90, coo
uileI 'tneTIl DIukS, on the DelgllH coast: lea wing
some 3DO,OOO under General Mcclellan, on the
French shore, after crossing the Potomac Of the Chan
mel. clear, hear.) The distances in my picture are
not 50 unequal, although populations, fortTesses, and
language are different. Remember that England was
the point from which | take my sketch. Australia is
the California, with another Union army for the
Pacific shore. All those points protected, We have
England still to represent the great Union party in
our Northern country, with five millions more of
armed men rely 10 plunge into battle in defence of
the nations life. Loud cheers.)
In America, as IN England, there is an uncoiled
spring Of magnetic intelligence, that. when set in
motion could only be surpassed in grandeur by the
batteries Of Heaven applause The
next mail will bring you startling intelligence. Let
me fOTeshadow the plan of action-the battles are
already foUght-lf reverse were possible in one point
victory trlumphs in anOther-the GeOrgians lost
their mail arrangements some time ago, and now
have had their water-WOrks cut off. cloud
Gentlemen, it is no laughing matter
were you citizens of Savannah to be shut off from all
,ommunIcaton from your fellow-men-(renewed
aughter)-whO have already began to contemplate
the terrible atrocities so wildly pictured by Arrow
reliable correspondent for the London
Times, Of RAILWAYS AND REvOLvERs IN GEORGIA
Laughter and applause.)
Savannah is down, Charleston is taken, Mobile
occupied by CniOnists, New Orleans besieged, and
'Iemphis occupied Two weeks after the fall of Fort
ienry, Fort Donelson, the occupation of Gainesville
nd Nashville, the evacuation Of Columbus, that Man. /
IA Of the West, (cheers) and Norfolk under the
Stars and Stripes - Beaureglrd, the hero Of forti-
cations. has become the hero of excavations; Pillow
eeps up his Mexican reputation by cutting his way
through the forest, ut the first smell of blood,
while the battle Of Floyd's Run Oaughter)
hall be cOmmemOrated as the Leipsic of Confederate
istory. The Confederates are bowling ut England,
llling the Minister all kinds of names, playing the
,ogue's march, singing PeJide Albion in the dim
wight OF their conspiracy, gnashing their teeth
18th hate and rage, in vain endeavors to cover up
leIr ignOminy and their shame.
\ voice Where is the Sumpter - Cries Of
Order - - Put him ont ~
The SumpteT, sir, which comprises one half the
navy, Caughter) is corkcd up in Gibral-
IT, with deserted crew, watched by the Tuscarora,
III out Of the reach OF again beng ordered away
y your foreign Office. The Sumuter can no more
lrn innocent merchantmen, and rob peaceful traitors
two of her officers are already on their way to the
nerican coast in n Federal war ship to receive the
st punishment of ala outraged power-anotherp part
the pirate navy has just arrived at Wilmington,
express order Of the Confederate Cabinet, who
I'VE their trunks all packed, and have stolen all the
pney they could lIy their hands on, preparatory to
king their chances Of escaping in the Nashville
'm the doom that awaits them. (Cheers)
The order to- burn the cotton and tobacco, is under
e mistaken idea that il would involve England in
common ruin with themselves. Bear in mind,
ntlemcn. that this cotton and tobacco Is solemnly
adgei for the redemption of the Confederate paper
u the Confederate loan, and now the Confederate
have got all the money they can sponge out
their deceived subjects. they solemuly order them
destroy the securities on which the loan was paid.
lear, hear) And all this to deceive England, or
trighten England by a threat. the very last
ing OF all Others-sO history states that would
this remarkable people to book.
You should know that the crops destroyed and the
les burned are not by their owners, but by the
SCRABBLE rIif-raii, who have nothing 10 lose-a riff
u, as one speaker beautifully remarked, who re-
esent the dead level Of humanity, standing on the
70 Of civilization, or wallowiug in the mire of their
II beastly sensuality, instead Of floating on the
ngs Of "A yirtuOus Imagination, or poised on the
lions of patriotic intelligence. (Cheers.)
General Banks movement on Winchester is only a
Mt to allow Mcclellan TO push on to Frcdericks-
re, and the nature OF u conflict that n mail or two
! announce may be estimated by the Commander
Chief having ordered ffteeH thousand GmbuIaHceS
bear array the ,Oulfed! (Sensation y Verify,
IS Il terrible necessity; but the spring has arrived
the month, and the hour that calls loudly for vic
y; two thousand years hence the Ides Of March
/ be associated with the history of the Potomac.
Q beautiful lines of Bayard Taylor are in nay
mory
Then down the long Pot0macs line, |
Shout Like "a storm on hills Of pine.
TEL Tumrrds ring and hayouets shine