The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-01
NO. At.
George Francis Train, Esq, ON the I'm
inn ARMY,

tatives in London. Freedom OF the press, Iree-
dom of discussion, obedience to the laws loyalty
to the crown, and the practice OF public and
social virtue are some of its tenets Among its
early members were Alderman John Wilks, 1856;
Sir Richard Glyun, 1894 Sir James Shaw,
1918; Sir w. Pakng, 1919 and many of Eng
lands leaders. Here BrOugham and Campbell
measured intellect and both houses have among
them those who have debated here in other
days.
Mr.. Train, on entering the Debating Hall on
Saturday night for the first time, was at once
recognized and loudly called for-the events OF
the week being the theme for discussion. The
audience was so wrought up by his eloquent
plea for United Italy-his enthusiastic sketch
of Gariba!di, and his earnest defence tSNapol-
cons italian policy-cOncluding with rafting
digest of the late American victories-that they
rose by reclamation, and there and then elected
him an honorary member OF the Aaetent S0caetg
Of COgerS. We have only space for the Amerl-
can portion of his speech
| Mr.. Train said II rise because courtesy de-
mands it / speak because it would be rudeness
not to and because, when an English audience
express their will, it is useless to combat it
| The last speaker is q bold man to express such
radical sentiments. One would suppose that
Ireland was on fire with revoluton-when, since
Major O'Reily's election, it seems as calm as
summer lake. | was panied to hear his COM
ments on the government,and apparent co!dneSs
when alluding to England Sovereign.
THE DIVINE RIGHT OF UNION.
thought occurs to me as you cheer we are
| living in a whirling age it is no longer the
Divine right of Kings in your case, but the
| Divine right of Queens; and on our side is a
divine right which we shall ever maintain, Of
! UNION Now AND UNION FOREVER
| Mr.. O'Brien does not believe in the honesty
of our President on the slave question; am
not surprised, for | have been long enough in
this country to know there is large party IN
the land who would not believe any good OF
America or the Americans, even though the An
gel Gabriel whispered it in their ears.
The more we try to please you, the less we
appear to succeed. But what can we expect
when The SATURDAY. Re0ie5 lands Burnside S
naval expedition in the mountains OF Western
Virginia, and The Times makes the Confederate
Army march from Richmond TO Bunker's Hill
lin single night Older than ourselves we
have taken your adyice-Dr. Russell gave you
the text to ridicule and laugh at our raw re-
crnits las Sothern says in "LoTd Dundreary"
he seems TO have been rs mad on the Amer-
can question as q " esh rabbt)
You took il up, and told us that to make sol
ders out of farmers, and tadesmen, and me
chanics, and fishermen. there must be hard
drilling. We accepted your counsel-EuT0pe
poured in upon rs hundreds of her best artll
ery, cavalry and infantry officers, who, burst
ing with he love of liberty, were anxious to
give Union battle-look at Mcclellan $ staff
composed Of brave Generals, bold princes and
future brngs-whc have already cried, A Bour-
bon A Havelocl and let slip hundred regi-
ments, to sweep the mailman from his throne.
AT this time there is not even one Richmond in
the field. Drill, you said, and we drill. Why
do you wait 70 long then you ask. We are
drilling, we replied Aud | now point you to
the million Of drilled men that cover a battle
line Of two thousand miles. Your mob, again
! you said, your mob never will give up Mason
and Slidell--the mob did give up the traitors,
and furthermore received the British officers at
Boston, who were sent to wage war against us
with almost a royal welcome
You said, we had no money, and we will not
| lend you a shilling. Gentlemen, we never ask
ed you for shilling. And as / observed on
previous occasion, the only real cause we have
yet given you for breaking the blockade was
the taking I'D the entire Federal loan in our own
land. without even consulting Mr. Sampson, OF
The Times, Baron Rothschild, or the London
Stock Exchange You SAID it was impossible
to blockade our ports. Gentlemen, there never
was a blockade so effectual, because there new
er was q war so extensive, or people so deter
mined, or administration so 5 rong there is
no cathartic sufficiently powerful to remove the
stones from the ruined harbor Of Charleston, IN
til the Federal power chooses TO exercise It's
clemenCy again.
The Times Russell now admits the power of
our navy, which you have ridiculed, and thinks
where two millions of bales of cotton are locked
up, which, il let loose, would command three
prices, and where all the simple necessaries OF
life are one hundred and fifty per cent above
the market the blockade mast be efectuai-
Fosters scorcbing rebuke to Gregory, in the
Commons has made more ridiculous than ever
the Irish champion of treason. You said that
the North and the South would never come to-
gether! Wait little longer. You said Repub-
iican institutions had failed Already the pass
port system is abolished, the political prisoners
have been released martial law superseded by
the civil authority, and the placid ocean OF
Peace is gradually replacing the turbulent waves
of War, so that when the sunlight of Union
shines upon it there will be reflected back from
the CLASSY mirror myriads of faces from happy,
contented people.
You never will know the Herculean energies
we have displayed. Let me paint the picture
in my own way We have nine armies, under
nine Generals composing a force equal to nine
Waterloos, a dozen Austerltzes, two Moscows,
and larger than ali the forces Of all the nations
that gave battle in the Crimea.
THE AMERICAN WAR IN ANOTHER THEATER
To give You the idea of its magnitude, L will
change the battle ground. Old England SHAH
represent New England and all Europe shall
be the field of action. Time of preparation
six months; resources-all her own.
With the sympathies of England and the
world against us we have placed 2O,oOO men
under Gen. Butler, at Cronstadt; 10000 an
der Gen Sherman, at Hamburg; 10000 under
| Gen Burnside, at Amsterdam 2O,OOO under
| Gen Hallecl, at Odessa 10000 under Gen
! Hunter, blockading Vienna, on the Danube
100000 under Gen Buell. at Trieste; SO,OUO IN
/ der Gen Grant Marseilles go 900 under Ten
/ Banks, on The Belgian coast leaving some "9o,-
900 under Gen. Mcclellan, on the tIench Shofe'
after crossing the Potomac OF tire Channel
| The distances in my picture ara not so "hequai
although populations, fortresses and language
are different Remember that England was the
point from which / take my sketeh-Auslralia
| Is the California-witb another Union army TOR
the Pacific shore--all those points protected, we
Ibave England still to represent the great U mon
party in our Northern country, with tive mil
lions more of armed men ready to plunge INTO
battle in defence Ofthe nation rs lite In amen
ca as in England, there is an unconed spring
of magnetic Intelligence, that when set IN mo-
ton could only be surpassed IN grandeur ny luz
artillery batteries Of Heaven
The next mail viii bring you starting In:eII-
oence let me foreshadOw the plan OF acuoh :
the battles are already tought--i reverse were
% ssible in one point, victory thinuPhS III @''"'
er-the Georgians lost their mai Hrran N ZIG
some time a0o. and now they have had their
vater-yvorks cut off. Gentlemen, it is no laugh
abie matter-were you citizens OF Savannah to
he sbut off from all communication from your
c.I1oyy men-who have already begun TO CON
temnIate the terrible atrocities wildly pictur-
ed by Arrowsmith, the reliable correspondent
of Tie London Tunes, Of Railways and ReVol-
vers in Georgia.
Savannah is characterization is taken
Mobile occupied by UnioDists--New Orleans be-
seiged-aud Memphis occupied Two weeks
after the fall Of Fort Henry--FOrt Donelson-
the occupation of GAINESVILLE and Nashville
the evacuation of COlumbus, that Mantua OF the
West-and Norfolk under The "Stars and
Stripes" Beauregard, the hero Of Notifications,
has become the hero of excavations; Pillow
keeps up his Mexican reputation by cutting bis
way-through The forest-at the first smell OF
Ihlnnd-while the battle of FloYd's Run shall be