The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
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DNAShO oh bhNuOuSo buulCNOOs Ho uuhA-
enoe seemed determined TO have him take
part in the detate although he told them
he came TO listen. not to speak. His pre-.
dictious as to the certain downfall of the
Copper Head Conspiracy, and of the tri-
umphant success Of the Federal Govern.
meut in preserving the Union, the Con.
stitution and the laws, we lear will not be
realized at as cary day as he led his
audience TO believe--if the "Anaconda
plan" continues to hold ba k the army
and swallow up the resources Of the Gov
ernmtnt. Sill the speech is worth read.
ing, and had an excellent effect in Eng
land among the masses. We omit the
introductory portions of his remarks:
Mr.. Train: Can the South subjuga'e
The North? That Is tho way 10 put the
American question 10 an understandable
way to Englishmen. Hear. Can seven
millions Of disorganzed traitors overpow.
er twenty millions Of united patriots? or,
in other words, is it possible for four hun.
dred thousand slave owners, who have
succeeded in eusIaving four millions OF
blacks, bring again into bondage twenty
Tree States, aud make slaves of the free
citiz-ns Of the North as they have of the
white men of the South? Procraslination
may be chief laughter but this time
you will find him an hotest man. Gene.
raj Time is the best officer we have in our
army; next in rank is General Patiencs |
Wait few mails longer aud England
shall be satisfied that the Americans have
not disgraced their Anglo Saxon fathers.
Applause. The flag alieady floats in
thirty Sales. and even while | speak
think | hear booming over the ocean the
sweet music Of the Union cannon playi g
the artillery requiem of Death to Traitors!
Loud applause. Omnipotence is with
Us. there is no such word as fail. Proyi-
dence is always on the de Of the strong.
est battalion. The voice of the Union
cannon is the voice Of God. Ourarmy is
the army Of freedom throughout the
world. Applause Europe wants more
air, and America is lighting for millions
in this hemisphere as we'll as for millions
in that.
sin vain our kIndtel shore to part,
Arc waves Between us thrown,
The tide that warns British heart
islhat which nlls our own = IApplauso.l
We fight for Union men in the South, who
call upon the nations banner for support.
We fight for millions of Europeans who
await peace for emisraing We fight for
honor, education, and religion home
wife and fatherland- and as an American
you must pardon me if smile at TIE
summary way tie las; speaker proposed
blotling us off the worlds map by sending
FIVE thousand troops to Canada. L am
not one Of thoss who believe that the W,s.
tern people and the Western empire can be
wiped out OF he We tern morrison in
.hree weeks time. only to leave grease
spot on the Western OCEAN Laughter
and applause.
An illustration will show its absurdi'y.
How brave England will laugh to scolu
the man who feared the d struclion OF
these islands a: the landing of 5000
Frenchmeu at Dover! Hear hear. Or
better still, what could be more ridiculous
than England To have attempted the con-
quest Of Russia by sending only five thou.
sand Englishmen 10 the Crimeul Ap.
plsuse, My duty compes M. to tell you
in confidence, that the Americans are not
Chinese. Laughter. We lave 60.
through with the fugitive slave ENJOYS.
yoa will soon have with you the author of
the negro calober act, and the son of the
New York tallow chandler, and wish it
were possible for them to bring lhoir ne
gruos with them, just to show Exeter Hall
how we'll such men caa manage such Ia.
Dor. Laughter We shall have no
more Mason and Dixon's line. 1t will
now be Mason and Slidsll's capture.--
[ Hear, hear Everything Is on the
change. The Pope turns brigand kings
die suddenly-Vesuvius belches forth
molten iron, and slaves no longer
run away from their master. but masters
run away from their slaves. Loud ap
pause, The gentleman is mistaken
about the strength Of our Cabinet and our
unity. Omitting the two hundred trai
tors in Forts Warren and Lafayette, and
and Fernando Wood laughter) the North
is unit, acknowledging one chief who
combines the virtue of Washington with
the will Jackson. Lincoln is every inch
a President. Never before has the Amer.
lean Cabinet posSrsse.! such au amount
OF puritan honesty, Christian patriotism,
an |, so many Cubic inches Of solid brain,
iloar, No clevcrer man than Chase
ever haudled the country's finances. No
abIer man than Cameron ever filed the
War office, AMI you must permit me EN-
phatiOally to jeny the Oft repeaed slander
that Seward is hostile to England. Ap.
pl4use. In recent speeches | have al.
luded to this indus,rivusly circulated
slander. Seward 10 not man of war;
His temperament is peace. Clever as a
hwyer--c'svsr as a speaker, clever as
writer, clever as a statesman. he il, with.
out exception, the cltvertst Secretary ol
State that America has ever possessed.
have read his speeches since was
child, cl, ar, forcible and full of hlo. lie
can talk diplomacy with Lyons. war with
Palmevston. Latin with Russell, Greek
with Gladstone. or Hebrew with Ro,hs.
child. Any one acquainted with the
Secretary can understand the good natur.
ed joke about Canada, to the Duke of
Newcastle. That dinner table bandinage
and aclause in his As,or House speech in
lS60, has furnished the text for all the
libels on his character: "Let Carolina,
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