The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-19
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/ oil .nerfact glorious and celestial Lodge above
where The Supreme Architect of the Universe Tor
ever presldes.'
7 TO the C,ti=ens of Kenosha generally, must de
rate n moment before close: g rI' f'5- Hgfr
80 7 take leave of Kenosha under the influence q,
! no common emotions. 1t has been my HOME! lh'
scene of some ofmy highest andpurest enJoyments
las we'll as some Of the most painful trials that cal
! fall tn the lot of man TO endure. When lar away
sbaI call TO mind its peaceful cottages, its pleas
liant mansions its tasteful gardens It's shadY lawns
IFS verdant parks protected by noble forest trees
shall think of its model schools, IFS talhlul teach
ers and for its churches shall pray that they ma.
he imbued with the purity, grace and love OF Il
| who isieft us en- example, that we should tohoV
! His steps" .hou go ,roo;or
I '-"a nv my sde--takel
But most "a - s aG1 sl.sfr .g - life
names of those who have stuv, ...e 80 e....-
me by the hand, and tried to cheer me la 49,.
rough pilgrimage Yes, / shall think of Simmons
and Sholes ofthe Durkees. and Head, and Hale
and Frank, Webster and Jilsun and others whose
friendship has never wavered under the adverse
winds of fortune. Their timely counsel and cor
dial sympathy, have inspired me with courage to
endure and consistency to survive the difficulties
the welfare ofall-of your progress in all that per
tains to the interest of our here and our DIES
tiny forever.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Farewell il b..
One more thought, and my remarks shall close.
! leave my adopted country, at time when her
sons seem to be shaken. Her brave and
Counoa "a nohly battling for freedom, and
patriotic sons g. -'r fathers, husbands, sons
the constitution. Yes yC.. Iueii country )
and brothers have gone forth az Olooul,
call, and are now pouring forth their llr>
like water, to protect our homes, and preserve o.
sacred rights. When | think of their labors. sac
rlhoes, perlls, privations, and dangers, mine
dwIndle into insignificance, and | may well be
ashamed that l have adverted to them in such a
strain. . I'll. t.- .-......-.-.
Bat, thank God, they are doing successful battle
N most glorious cause! When the names of
he vaunted heroes who lead on this &C
cursed rebellion, shall be forgotten or be recorded
lnly upon the roll of nfamyi then, the names of
and Baker, and Lyon, and our own
lcnored HARVEY, and all the hosts of reemen shall
stand engraved upon the imperishabe rock ana
millions yet unborn shall rise to call them blessed
With such just and holy cause-with such
strong assurance, drawn from promise, and from
al the history of the pastthat God our side,
We must, we shall have final victory. r.....
L cannot. III my tar-otf home, assemble amid the !
anxious group, over the county Bank, |
70 hang with GREATNESS silence upon the lips of our
courteous fellow citizen, &. e. ShOles, as he dis
penses tidings from our camps and fields and forts
yet | shall watch, with anxious heart for the
monthly steamer freighted with foreign News
Every page, every line, and every word, VIII be
closely scanned. And when the livingstone, las
come they must,) that your fathers husbands, sons
and brothers, have gained glorious. triumphant,
and complete victory; that our Nations honor has
1een indicated; her liberties maintained; her laws
her enemies subdued and conqucred an
peace proclaimed and the glorious stars
Ind stripes again spread to the breeze, Ter all this
and; then will ascend some l9ty hill, on old
Oceans beaten shore and looking westward, plant
ny stat, and unfurI my couBry's banner, and IN
Ter Africs burning sun, send up one loud and long
continued shout, of thanksgiving and praise, to the
Sod OF our fathers, Who hath given US again the
victory, and saluting that good old honored flag,
will ring forth, loud and clear
"The Star-Spanged Banner forever shall wave, Il
0'er the land of FREE and the home Of the BRAYE