Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26
EBENsBURG, PA WEDNESDAY, NOV 26 1862

him Is whether he shall continue with his
torty-five hundred dollars a year or 90
back with me to the practice of the law
with his poor five hundred, ('' How are
you, Richard y and he saws 10 me, - Our
people are not awake to this crisis--I am
going to stump the State to show them
that the war must 90 on till the rebellion
Is crushed and the last man killed. "Well,
| say, you 90 on. Uaughter.) l met Il
white ncck-clothed, pale-t;,ccd man the
other day, a rank Abolitionist, and he
said: Your names Van Buren,. | be-
lieve ~ | told him l thought 50 once.
bat / had been called so many names that
| had aimc-. bean 10 doubt IT, (Great
iaughter.) Well said he. II under
stand YOU want to stop this war" Says
!: Not immediately" But saws
he, ''some time" I told him | thought
It would be better to stop it some time.
- Well" SAYS he. :. vOu want to make
terms with traitors. You are not willing
that this rebellion should be wholly crush
ed" told him | thought IN every war
there must come time when the parties
could make terms. .'Weli." savs he.
ever undertook, Most atrOcious thing
ever was" Says |, '.that's so: when
did You oct back - when did | Get
back from where ?" said he. cob, !
have not been to the war, :" - When do
you 20 - said l. ooh, shan't be able
To %, my wife isn't we'll. and --"
We'll" said |, .. DO YOU think il Is 4
GOOD thing for you TO be sending men
down 10 tLiS war when YOU sit here like
these contractors, who aro urging US TO 20
on TO the South while they stay at home
and steal I should 80 for Il halt at
Richmond. but If others desire to march
further L., them 90, | should say, "G;,I-
liant Greeley, advance :" daughter
:. Forward the black brigade" Ncnew-
ed laughtcr.) ssPenetrate the heart of
South Carolina. and for fear Of future up
rising, stay there forever. Increased
laughter Everybody knows that where
people fight each other good and hard, ii
bagct- mutual respcct.-Nohody knows
that better than the old Barnburners and
IIunkers. daughter. Here are some
spared monuments. Never were they
better united. The South supposed this
idea Of seeding would he entertained by
ihe non-siavchoid:ng Statcs.-Ihis Is all
Iai!acy ihey must not % "ni without
calling convention TO get MS to conscn;
10 Il, and ii they attempt it they must he
whaIed back again. They see ii Is going
10 be done, and fifty Years from now Nir-
. @lnla will not Stand where she stood when
. this war commenced. 80, too, the North
mas been deceived. l speak particularly
oi' those persons who have been engaged
IN melting the war. Those who thought
ii would blow over in sixty days, those
who thought 1t could be pursued AGAINST
tlmid, trembling, fleeing Toe, are n!
greatly mistaken General Scott was not
one OF those men, (Great aPp!ause-) II
we meet in convention, and alter that the
war Is to be renewed, we shall know what
we are DONG, We have some siayehold-
/ inE STATES IN the Union now Make the
Supreme Court say what the Constitution
+ is on the subject OF slavery, and REQUIRE
I the consent OF all the Htit'c7 TO aiter H.
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