The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20
rIr- Train Tmrnesl secesssomist.
Iron the Lendon A nerioan, Feb. 1G.l

the sudden friendship for the Fedora
side we hail as q happy omen. Lo[ ,1l
Derby and Lord Carnarvon may 'SlS :
about breaking the blockade, but m l.,
John Russell fatty tells them ne WIN :. 10
nothing ofthe kind v doq9' i Vile
speeches last night IN the iouSe %
Lords were any more worthy Of rec
ord than the speeches of Monday night
ia the Temple Forum. We have ney-
ar seen an audience more astOnlshed,
and more elcctriHea, than the crowded
hail who listened last night to Mr.,
Trains whitening sarcasm and bitter
irony on the question Is the North,
or the South Right :"
Mr. Train rose after repeated calls
upon him from all parts Of the room
one gentleman having said he wanted
70 hear Train on the side Of the South.
Mr.. Train said Some gentleman
has called upon me to deliver speech
upon the Southern side. As that side
seems to be very weak tonight, /
Ghink--as my secession sentiments are
well known to you ALL will carry out
the suggestion, and will adopt the
co,,+L.r1.7a; f+L, o,,aotion ri ,au0h
tor and a~ laG a., T;stanind to the
sroarbS, Id to-i,ioht and If permit
- - ~ a9nF;ot in America
-, tho,r, H. Nortb viii make very
short work of the South. Hear As
there seems to be q dearth Ofspeakers
on the side Of the South, permit me
reoo,, ,,;,rtos, attention for
-. -. L,,,a - GOV, on that side
"tlI'' -! .,''' ~rIo... ma Nortb.
" '"0 9ues ~ 49, 10 ,-or,, bas+
sLueI l. lin my ,lo u ,,rId booansa +hay
L So'-o''| i"aod - 4Lnir TamnIa IF Liberty
on the four corner stones-Wisdom,
mercy, Justice' ana 7 mon GU. I'us v :
III 9ece9Sla NAYS o% &c oui WS"",o.
tloh ana ies'IG0 oU' / emp u - 'oV
ISM On one - achho" leu "a COZ i'e' S'0'''
-Nee'o 2'1'e'
me CORNER o5''te y os0e'S'"'
New, | never heard Of house with
only one corner stone laughter; there
must Of necessity be four, and these
are the other three-Perjury Rob
berry, Treachery On these four
columns we have raised that edihce of
Despot:sm for which [ have risen to
speak. TCneere.l The question of
tonight is very strangely expressed.
It asks whether the North or South
are right. This is what I call an open
or shut question: Is difficult to tell
Bluchel from W ellington. i can an
TTorob+or
l,..,......... RAJ, o..,,b.
"y',''|S "|'0' .''''s@ :" '',0 N'''''''
l MAINTAIN Jnat the NorJh mas aoIeG
most wrongly by u that the N"fti
vas wrong IN giving Us precedence
IN all matters OF State near -"f0n=
IN giving us, az the honorable gentle
man from Alabama say, Tue power u
elect nearly all the fre7IdeHt%- near
that the North @"s wrong 10 GIVING
The South all inc naval olhcerS-W' o"2
IN taxing our men 10 MAKE All 1he ar
my officers Cheers.
/ maintain the North was wrong IN
allowing US to rob Tue treasury 81
Washlng.on-wrong II allowing Us Il
absorb all the Northern sPoils--and
wrong IN allowing Us to assume all the
civil ana military power, Cheers.
/ tell you that we u oecessla desplstt
the North. Ihey boast III the Nortf
Of ohe'r morality and religion put W.
desplSe men Hofai'ty ana reLigion
''Nhame tg5. You tl&t the NoEu
has acted wrongly by rs ia permitting
aS y fenoEe az 11n munitions 81 wa. wa
70 tle 7""''le'i' P9.'H' "Heio 1i1
could De surrendered INTO our l"n u.
lIanghse' ana cheer' INTO Jne ti"u nc
o. the Iar>iaitle' cii''Ify o' 'ue '"u'''
near
PFi!aGelDhia and the 1Iericuu Var
=, 1 r. !,
ne nohoFao' 1 SSn t, i Lol "a. "a
aoala, VINO SPon@ DeiotT Nj me- ''I'S so5;
you now the Sh'NdlS 81 WI III C@' Oh