The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-08

Of the works OF Industry and Art. n h. A.,a
in London In 1862. Ii seemed 10 mo esrscs.s
ly desirable that TIE atent On OF the e,n,.l,s,.
OF the wcrid saonid lie drawn L. tIerr At min
eral resources OF Michigan and for ,h,
purpose no method spseArtd 10 promise het,a,
success than the repr, sen,a, on IN this ,.xa,.S
ton. II was then supposed thai every fac ~
would he furnished ~ the British go,ernnan,
to exhibitors from all nations. Tlswnl 70
doubt. st ii be tue case. unless cur rel,t,o-.
with taat country should be further compl..-
ted by even's hereafter 10 take p,ace' az
course The Commissioner VIII have no pecap;s.
r. assistance or salary unless the Lesi.la.ure
grant IT, | submit the question entirely -
your decision.
In October last Gov. Knsley s. BINGHAM
one of the Senators in Co gress finn 80
State. died al his bome in IL. county of u.
ingston. BY virtue OF the second su5 a,v;.,a,
of section three. of the nrsi Article ,f H. c.
stitutIon of the Caited States. i, will no 49,,
duty 10 til the vacancy
q niltmcn o. the two Eouse.. Gamma,
close this brief addres without, AN nl,u,ion 20
the great subject that occupies all mems mluas
The Southern rebellion still maintains a bold
| front against the Union armies. That is The
cause OF all our complications abroad. and cur
troubles at home, To deal wisely with il is 10
had short and easy dellveraaee from them all.
The people OF Michigan are no idle sp-ctalors
of this great contest. They have furnished all
the troops required Of them AID are preparing
o pay Tie ta>.s and submit 10 the mos. ogesoas
burdens without marmGr. Thy are ready
20 increase their "A riic,s, II med be. 10 re.
qulre impossibiities Of no man. hut TO be- pa.
tlent and wait. But 10 see the vast armies Of
the R,publ c. and oil IL peeuniary Resources.
used 10 prot CT q ID sustain the accarsel system
ahch has been a Perpetual AID tyrann cal dis.
turber. aud which now makes sanguinary var
upon the Uaion and the Constitution, ls pre-.
csely What they Will never submit 10 tam In.
The lo,al States having furnished ADEQUATE
means both of men and money. t. crush the
rebellion, have right 10 expect those men to
be used with the utmost vigor 10 accomplish the
Object. AID that without any NAV kish sympa.
thy Tor the int1rest Of traitors ia arms. In.
on thos who caused the war aud now maintain
il. Is chief burdens fall. Noprop riy Of r,btls
ought 10 be free IRON SonhscaiIon-not evep
e.. sacred slave. The object o. war il 10 des.
troy the power OF the enemy. aud VITA ever
measures are calculated to accoapl sh that ob.
ject. and are in accordance with the usage. a
civilized na ions. ought 10 lie employed. TO
undertake 10 put doNn powerful retail on
aud al the sam; time 10 save and protect all
the chef sources of tie power OF that re-.
elion, seems 10 common minds, but short
remove from simple folly. H who Is not ior
the Tn on Internationally in this mortal s,rug.
&c, il against it, The hi chest dictate OF pa-
triot ism. ju-t &c and humanity, combine 10 Dc.
msnd that the war should b. conducted 10
spee dy close upon principles OF the most hesoa
energy AID rriIbut.ye power. he time foe
gentle dalliance has loag slice passed away
We meet AN enemy, vindctive, bloodth.rst, and
cruel. profoundl, in Garnet inspired with %
energy AID sei sacri which would honor Z
! good cause. respecting neither laws. oonstiu
tons nor historic memories, ianatically devo,ei
only TO his one wicked purpose 10 dr,iroy IN,
government aud establish his slavthUld ng oil
garchy in its stead. To treat this Ell, my gently
} is 10 excite his der,sioa. To proect bis slave
. pr lperty. is 10 help him butcher people and
burn our houses No. lie mus, be mt viii
an activity and q purpose equal la his o~n.--
Hurl the Union forces. VIII ca outuumber hiu
two to one, upon his whole liae ke a thunder
bolt pay them out OF his property. feed then
from his g!anarts, mount them upon has horses
AMI carry them in his wagons, II h. has any
. and let him feel the full force vi the storm q
war which he has rased. | would apOlogiz,
! neither TO Kentucky nor any body else. ia
, these measures, Mt quickly range all neutral
either Oh one side or the other. Just ltd,
oil the courage anu aolily wren carried NJ
poleon over the Alps, dragging his cannol
through the snow. would quickly settle ihi
+ contest, and settle it ri.ht. II oar soldier
: mus die, do not let il be OF tn inactivity AMI
. diseases OF camps, bat let them az least bas,
the satisfaction OF falling like soldier. ami
the roar of ba tie aud hearing the shouts o
, victory, thea will they welcome il as tn iiret
lahor.r wslcomss sl,eg; ukksf. US hoos that ~'
AUSTIN BLAIR.
Lansing, January 2. 1862.