Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-30
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bring It's reward, and It's the couysa vb;oh
they have right upon every ground Of eood
will, courtesy, and Chrintlan feeling IN 1900
that We should pursue. fCheersl WIN ssn'
tlemen, they are our kin--they Were a. sns
rate, II they are nos now, our customers. ana
We hope they Will be our customers aeaio =
But they bave shown us thas, under all cronm.
stances, when their good feeling could have
fair play they have warm affections to0ard
EaRland.. Never let rs forget, whatever mo.
men!ary Irritation may cross the minds of that
Psople--1ewver w let % forget the reception of the
rfinoe ot " ass. lcheers Let every Eng
nMsnman " spgiaya npon the tablets OF his heart
.ne reeollseuon OF that memorable day; and.
II occasionally BIO may be tempted IA anee, AZ
seeing bis country misapprehended ~ aver
misrepresenteds let him calm hIs tandsnce ~
excited sentiment By that reoolleo.inn :.
lCheers. And, gentleuieh, az Is the more ne
ceseaFy that We shpuld DO this, because 1 .hi1k
we are pretty much Of one mind AZ "a vhas ;e
to come. We know quite We'll that that neo.
plS--i mean the people Of the northern s,sts.
-hAye not yet drank Of the onb--thov are aim
endeavoring 10 hold it far from their iins.-.,hev
have not yet drank Of the CUP which. notvjtb.
standing, all the rest OF the world eees The,
muss do, Il Hear, hear We NAV have or
own opinions about elaFesy y--s a'iaag b. r., The
South oflagsinst ne eousb, Due tbsrs IA ma
Doubt think, sbort this s-Jt Iferson Davis and
she other ieAdess Of the Scat b have made an army
they are making, IL appears, q ns,y-apd
they have made what 10 more than either. they
have made nation. fEnthusiastio cheerjpe.
which was prolonged for some time I / cannot
say tnss ~ .on one, have viewed With any re.
gset tnelr isiiuse to establish themselves ia
Maiylano, - appears TO me too probable that,
II tney naa peen able to establiah themselves
10 marllsna the consequenceao of their military
have been that political party favorable No to
them would have been formed In that state
that they would have contracted actual or viz
tual engagements with that political party. and
that the existence Of these engagements ham
pering them In their negotiations Win the
Northern states, might have formed a new OBJ
stscle " peace Gentlemen, from the bottom
OF our hearts We should desire tha. no new Oh.
staele 70 peace may be formed. f'Hear, hear
| add Cheers We msJ anticipate with certa;ntv
the success OF the Southern States, 40 far "a
regards their separation from the North I.
Tor my oWo part, cannot bus believe that tho
event Is as certain as any event vet future and
contingent can be. (Cheers. Bat 10 is from
feeling that that great event Is likely TO arise.
and that the North will have 70 euffer thar
morlincation, that earnestly hope that Eop-
land will do nothing to inHict additional shame,
sorrow, or pain upon those who have already
suffered much, and who will probably have to
suffer lCheers. Ismay be that time might
arrive when it would be the duty of Europe to
offer word Of expostulstlon, or of friendly aid
toward competing the quarrel. If it be eyen
pOasinie tha. such time 90 tha. may arrive,
IoH important itis that, when that word comes,
1t should address itself TO minds which are nos
emoittered by the recollection that unkind
things have been said and doae toward them iu
Europe, and, above all, In England. the country
which, however they may dps fault with it from
time to time, we know holds the highest place
In their admiration and respect fEotbusiastie
and prolonged ehetrsl