Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-07-16

Y"u were ,,lucrd and cainled By rich rebels,
and thra-pred into the armv to fight against
vo,.r crntrv, bu' when won returned didn't
ron find these aristorratic clivalry lifting
snuglv At home? Tie verv men who were
m,e' c. morous for Southern rights were the
YER last to 60 into the army TO fight for them,
b 3 he We're busy in getting others TO 90.
The cIivalrv champions of Southern rights in
deed W'Iv, tl.ey have robbed and plumber
ed and devastated the Sorth. They have
made. East Tprresspe de- eft hrcanse her
~, pc ar lo,rl an a slave ow''eF m SIT
not nv Inheritance. hut by hard labor, and
they MT only rubbrsi me ,r M r.egr0es but
turned m, vile and li'flt. boy into he streets.
and con' e~'ed my dwelling into hospital
and harr,cks The Southern chivalry have
been he greatest rolhprS and enemies If The
riyhts of he ncole that The u .'ry hS ever
se,r. Ard if This war goes on through the
folly sr' w'ckednpss Of Southern rebels sla-
yer, i at end, for it has no prntec'iou. and no
guarantee cu'side nf the Union. With the
death If tie Federal Union dies slavery. The
AbaliiuniSt and SrcesSiuuisf on this point Oc-
cuDy i ame stand there is no difference
b-'wepn item. The Aholitionisfs. such as
Wendell p i'IipS. Garrison, and Others, de-
Hornce Pre-ident Lincoln as worse than Jeff.
| Davis From the hands oftle-e incrnGiaries
m both SIDES he people must r~cre the
I'n'On. Th.rr l. grpat middle party be-
wren thesp two exrremrs who must main
ain the Cove r'ment The work mrst he
done by the people Dent wait for your
'e'ders to guide you. knrw tie people Of
Nasl Y Il we'll anil know the feeling which
controls IT,, m and know he men who hav,.
been yorr leaders; for hay, been with tn, m
for years as - member of tie Legislature, a.
Go, ernOr of your State, and as a Sena'or in
Congress You have relied on these leaders
as orar'e which bidding you must ohry.-|
Yo ask where are our leader~-'he John
Bel> Ewngs Nei' Browns and the Union
and American? You sem to cease to &C,
and speak for YOU. e. eS Are you, iutelli- !
gent irpr men. drpenrent on he arm Of a lea =
e.? An, Won incapable of acting for YOUR
selves? ESQ, then you co"c,de the YER
thing for " hich the tories of the South arr
cn ending. and admir- that Won are unfit for
-e'cgnvernment. asst off This degrading and
unmauly Feeling. Thisis The people, Gov .rn-
m"nt; they have received it as a le-acy from |
Heaven. and they must defend and preserve
?. lift Is To b. preserved at ALL I am for this
Government above al! earthly possessions. and
# it peri-h b not wish to surl i've it. lam
for t. thangh 81 very should b.. struck from
xxi ence, and Africa swept from the balance
of tine world. b li"~e. indeed that the
Union is he only pro ecpon of Slsverv-i'S
= e .-raran' e; hnt If ou 'er<i>t in forcing
h. iSSue Of sla' e~y against the Government.
say, in he secs Of Hesveu. "Gi me- nv
Government and let the negroes gor'
I'll ? -r.i' rrs who are perpetuall' clamar-
ing ab The Snu'he'n rights and slave pr.,-
ME rs if there vera no other right or prn-
Perty IN rxis' enc, mauifrst the utmost bitter
ness bign'ry. and narr, .w-minded spctionalism.
The are pcrpe uelly calling ont Slavery, Alb
r'i;imist. Yank. e. and Ii culnitei How
nal'c 'ci"ns and vidinus are al these slang
phrases. A e we not all Americans. dec nd
e. Of one blood ard c.'rnrosiug one great
fami'~ rrcQrnize no su"r miserable, mar
II VI ard ,rlf>h e cling as 'ha, which refuses
'l"W hip 10 tire loral and just Of all sections
Or the R,'pTtlic I corn the t-ammels and
e rer< nf sectional bigoirv I.laim this world
as NV home a 4 ev,ry honest man as m.
brother. lev. my country. her Conslitu- >
ion. her law md ',r 'i,-e n tut 6 Hove
let history. and ih' memory OF her glorious
lead. love 'Ee preceprs and teachings of
er glriou~ founders love nv State. and 1
1rsy for l.er happir eSs and pro>I erity, whIch
nus b. found in the laws and under he flag
,f iht. Onion. Lnoking arau al me Tonight. I
saw to the gallant and patriotic soldiers who !
ar hi flag W le me. we'chme. thrice
= lc,.Ine. blenders of the Union p On with
orr cl.rilas work, and in the face OF all op-
,nsirion. ven a. the point Of tie sword and /
rayone', and ND tie rnar and crash of ba'- T
lp. lr; 81 e 9 v~r:.m,ri Of Washington be de-
Iudel. W. ll;.v" heard 'h,.se troops called {
Northern invaders and Re ians, hut we have q
reu ard compared the rcbei and patrint ar
ne The first 81 read horror and desolatinn
mung lS the latter have been lew abiding {
M r l,.rl., and have been protection to he {
'eopp. (
Thi r. elton Is aninra ell and controlled by
b. wars, spirit -Inr ever filled the bisam of
15n. vi 81 mar aud"ci'v or ignurm,cr,
m er-nps pr ended to C mparr he re-
eHiun 81 1861 h that of 1916. How pre-
nstrrois AMI ais ri! There is no' he re- l.
~ rs' analogy lie wren them. They were
p IA. r.ry. he very antipodes Of each
he The I'D revolution was to establish
ud ierpetuatt freedom lu' his one was 10
b er. and d roy j.; and make rs the vas :
al o. Franc or Great Br ain The modern d
svulutiou ould, If possible. re- luce IFS to he 4
e., s-rei'ude ir m which he Former deli err n
4 a.. The sPirir of rebellion was fendish, n
ru1d cue and lawless. l. was so from the 8
az So b n rhe D, vii raised the standard of re-
nl; IN heaven. and warred with Mirhrel the 9
rchangel COR h. su rrnlac. of me skies We c
p told that the R,vil wss conquered. and I
laned il. the infer al pi., but that he was to t.
z ler loose for a season. If ever the devil c
49, lnt I,o-e Ia the world ltelisve that noVy o