The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-13

upon the breast Of her dying husband, una
ble at first TO speak single word. l sat by i
and y held the babe until the fifteen minutes
; had expired, when the officer came in, and in
an insulting and peremptory manner notiA
ed her,that the interview was to close. II
hope ! may never see such . scene again
and yet such cases were common all overi
East TennesSee. Such actions Us these
show m the spirit Of secession in the South.
/. e Is Tie spirit et Mnr1eer anil nsaassl "a.
toni Is tie sp,,.t Of Atlk. And yet you
have men at the North Who sympa,l,izeg with
these Internal mur'lezsra. (Applauses]]-- II
y ( ssoeA H. L1ssils dit e. les discharged
an 1t soasst,3te9 discharge lLy !, ,nler5ng up;
t. him. a dozen ef. 1A< nllancst, mot re L.
my AMI God .t"rsaAen ,oretrtes that eoer couztl
he cuH q from the. ranks Of deprave,l hun,dH!
society, AMI / acont>d 10 pay that dex and!
get premium '1pon the payment, I ,eoula
make ts"d-r to his Satanic Acy ssy % ft,oelos
No'ther'' men vAo *yoqathizd aeith this in
formal rtb'|l"". @(Great cheerins.) If lam
severe and bitter in my remsrks-(Cries of
"No, no not bit Of ,ir')-if 1 am gentle
men, you must consider that we in the South
make a personal matter OF this thing
CLaushter) We have no respect or conf
denee in any Northern man who sympathi
zes with this Internal rebellion--(Cries of
"good, ,goed'D-nor should any be tolerated
in walking Broadway at any timc. Such
men ought to bea ridden upon rail and rid
den out o: the north. ["Gool, good. .'::]-I
They should either be for or against the
'mill dam - and l would make them show
their hands. 4 Laughter and applause II
Why, gentlemen, after the battle at Manas-
sas and Bull Run the officers and privates
Of the Confederate army passed through our
town on their way 70 Dixie, exulting over
the victory they had achieved and some
of them had what they called Yankee heads,
or tho entire heads of Federal soldiers, some
ofthem with long boards and goatees by
which they would take fthen1 up and saw,
See Where is the'h Of damned soldier
captured at Bull Rum That is the spiri,
Of secession at the South. It is the suirit
Q: murder Of the vile untutoreda savage Il
is the spirit Of hell, and he who apologies
for them is mo better than those who pcrpe
trated the deed. <Cheers.) ..
In Ardy Johnson's town-(three cheers
for johnson were here g;ven)-and while
Johnson's name is on my lips. will make
another remark or two here if Mr.. Lin
coin had consulted The Union men of Ten
nessce as to whom they wanted for military
Governor of the State, to man they would
have responded Andy JOHNSON. I have
fought that man for twenty-five long and
terrible years; l-fousht him systematically
perserveins!y and untirinsly; but it was
upon the old issues Of Whigscry and Democ
racy; and now we will fight for one eno.her
Great cheering.) We have merged IN
Tennessee al! other parties and predictions
in this great question ofthe Union Cheers
We are the Union meh Of Tennessee, un-
con'litona! Union men; cheers and the
miserable wretch who will attempt here or
elsewherc to resu:rect old exploded parties
and party issues, and to make capital out OF
this war, deserves the sallows, and deserves
death. (Great applause.) In ANDY John.
sons town they had the Jail full ofprisoners
drove his family out Of his house, and his
wife being in the last stages ofconsumption. Of
appropriated his house, carpets and bedding,
! Cor a hospital, and his wife had to take shell
ter with one of her daughters in an adjoin
ing county and Johnson has in him to night
a devil as big-and there is in the bosom oi
every Union, man in Tennessee-as my hat
and whenever the federal army shall find
its way there. We will shoot them down
like dogs, and hang them aon every limb
*e come TO-. iApplause.] They have had
their time Of hanging and shooting, aud our
time comes next; and hope to God that it
will not be, long. l am watching in the
papers the movements Of the army. and
whenever hear that my country is cap.ur-
ed intend to return post-haste and point
out the rebels. (Chscrs.) | have no other
ambitinn on earth but to resurrect the Knox
vile Whfg and get in full blast, with one
hundred thousand subscribers
And then. - The negroes say down South,
'l'lI:spress my opinion Of some Of Them
Great laIshter.-But in the town ol
IGreenriile, where. Andrew johnson resides
they took out Of the jail 1t one time two
innocent Union men, who had co,annitted no
I|ofeuce OF the face Of the earth but that d
being Union nen-NasH and Fry. Fry
was poor shoe,naker, with wife and hall
do1su ciildrea. 4 te.low from way down
East N Maine; BY the name Of Daniel Lead
besser, the bsoodi<st aid the rhost dItrI ma ],
tho West wretch. the most unn,i,ir.t.d
scoundrel that ever made track IN East
1ennessse this u Colonel Daniel Lad
!, ,beater. late Or the United s.aes Army but
sov rebel IN tie secess;on asmy-z<he took
these two men, tied thsm With hi own
hanlis upon ons limb. ii1smal;attlv oar at
,ailyoad t,uef s. n1Le los. 81 G,aeusil,s and
Iordered them % hsax Our days and nights