, 1862-10-27


NoS @ Il ts eSent tss Ne aoS IL . dare
Thsther bousls. Lincoln, Or anybody
e1ae, We ase going to put taIs 81 thing !S3s
men. 10 make The issue before thi. great na.
tion. Of slavery and no Union, OF Union and
q: ths Onion. 9 hep hep ne, ne dsaa, 10,
eRe4y fRenEh oths1 Z FL si9 % f.es
eart6. lApplauee.l 'sNow,", said I, styou
have my 6and; PTe played my last card You
understand ma" They never have had any
use foz ne from TT day 70 Il IT, T. Laughter
enacted Law, sppropr1ating $i50, 600 Tor
money; but Georgts, aud Florida, anG Arkan.
eas enacted laws reorxanlzing the militia, and
war. And these Congressman md seaators Of
yours knew well that, without disclosing the
purpose On the part OF the South, our
Southern politicians, who had pretty mach
the control In military matters, have
to introduce measures to condemn certain |
large lots Of guns, Springfield mnskets, H1lpa |
carbInes, aud efmilar articles. having them |
pronounced ungerviceab1e. They were then !
ordered te be sold at public outcry TO the
meantime to their own governors that on such
day there would be q sale OF large lot OF
muskets, which weuld 60 for q song At
those places cur governors would have agents
Of muskets that had never been loaded OF
fred. They took them to prepare for this
| work, while you did not suspect what they
were after, for the purchasing througkstAe
agents by the governors never leaked o2l18
PREVIOUS PREPARATIONS roR sECEs5lossp
Our folks at the South have been preparing
diligently for th!s war for yea1s. A:nEy A.
| IN advance of the election, wrote an artfully
drawn up and very significant circular to ea:h
Of the Southern goHesn9Fe, and a,s satd a. the
close of he eIrcu,a have sent e exact
slaveholding State IN the Union.' saw the
one sent 10 Gov. Andrew Johusoa. Hs
showed it to me. In that letter he chilled Tor
men and money, and that troops be got In
readiness, the men drilled and prepared, to
meet the emergency, It Johu g; :,.fsS Fssno9t t
might Be By an overwhelming vote Of the
people. 1t might be constitutional and right
IL done under the forms Of Law: mo mat
ter,n says Henry A. Wise, II will march
upon Washington, seize the ascetyes Of the
take tie capital aud break this government
in pieces." Our Southern leaders al tue time
intended never to stop short OF the dlssolu-
ton Of the Union aud the destruction Of the
government.
WHAT TIE TORIES PROPOSE TO DO.
We bad Us many as four candidates in the
field, two years ago to-day, and we're ~ cau, 40;
election. Four regular tickets were IN the
field. 1confess TO you candidly that IT Breck-
icridge aud Lane had been elected, as fortu.
oatety for the country they were not, we
should not have had this !Far. Why do say
r. har t,ro roEfN al 70 Aonth in their A0RaEhEl
since the last presidential election, In the
16adiIg papers acd in private converse
lions, that il Breckinridge had been elected,
they intended to go on and take charge
; peaceab1yto all appearances as 1t had been
administered In former d.ys; they intended
: to put the armories at Springfield and
Troy, atd the military and naval establish.
ments everywhero throughout the uaitsd
States, to making pistols, sabres. swords, can
:. non, cartridges. 1ron-clad steamers, war YES
se1s and transports Of all kinds, fcrtidcations
on the Southern coast, SO that at the close ol
the four years In 1864, or before that time,
they could seize upon whateVer money there
| might be in the treasury, declare the Unioa
e dissolved, the government no longer ID exist
e .encc, and the South Independent. Tint was
! their plan, and they IoT boast OF It, You
: may thank your God, Us do, that their ticket
u Was not success:ul-that better man, q
t cd than ever John G. Brcckinridge was ever
] capable Of making, unless he mas m ade over
!, again, and I know enough about God Al
: mighty to know that he wonid not undertake
l that sort Of q job. lpeals OF laughter.]
! NE ENDORSES TIE PROCLAMATION.
' But we are now in the midst OF rebellion.
/ and cur business now Is to light our way out
!. | Gt it to u peace. sm an advocate tonight
t not because am away from Southern danger,
!, for what was there am hcre tonight, and
: what am here *ill be there il eyer live IL
e get back aga!D-t am an advocate Of coercion
p IN this wsr, [applause ] an the advocate o.
!, suhjugat:on, ifyou please [continu I'd applause
i go beyond tiat; an tae advocateof exter-
d mInation. Tremendous cheering.] Sly prog
t ecute The war until We eNterinlnate tns wnole
: race, and then call upun God In prayer tc
i breed Of dogs. [Great applause aud cheers:
1t Is sh,er nonsense to be raising all thl
hue and cry through the land against the Al
Mlist1atiGn and President Lincoln about ihi
d give The rebels now IN rebellion against thi
u Government one hundred days OF grace It
q rrlect and do their works over agaia, au;
,, return to The fold from which they hare stray
: I'd sway. II thcy do not choose to do that, h'
: proposes to emancipate their negroes, AMI
o lie proposes to pay loyal men for Their proper
IL ", ali any Union man, North or south, uugh
'e to ask, and 1t ought to be done. (Chaers.
le The rebels make their negroes an elemer
Of strength in this rebellion. fh5y hav
% them by hundreds Of Thousands q. HON
,e Rising bread aud meat while a,l the viii:
q. men are consc1ipted and ont lighting ayaius
ID this government. II Lincoln did not tax
It, from them everything which lAJ in his powell
Id which strengthens tnem and eu4btes them t.
II carry On the war, he mould Be guilty betol
CT God ef nrjuru. I therefore endorse tt
j proclamation, [Great applause.1
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OF tsawa- noasnra II Il nesesxa1v Il I. conMu
of ,soaa3 -. nn1 s;as; nv cGnfIacnte ever
. q +t;1 y ,hnv,ra yot Fm,nc,ns:e their necro
de and drive the last scouudrl Of the febe
a. -. down into the Gulf Of Mexico, as the dcv
re. olo ne n01s lnIo tne sea nus III c,ais s
Ill MON n er,n1othv ,uit this rehai;on and ~,
The TnIrht he sn and hchnva themseirns. hut III,
III ~ otfa,4SerWthrv me1die and fhrox ohstac1
ect +, tfe wsv of rsernitinp. and in every pos.ib
'rd nr conceiyahle way tlev attempt TO reta
'us The nnersrjnns Of The armv and the Cover
[ng ment.
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