The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-11

" deep read IN the mysteries OF lhe cur
,ary art, would cxpatiate largely but
while conlessing my ignorance OF the how
hese things are mixed, kneaded, COM
pounded and baked, | would privately
assure you, Mr.. Editor, that L can appre-
cate them when on tke table, and, know.
inc your affinity for good things, have
felt grieved for .he loss you sustained IN
not having been there. After dinner had
been leisureIy and satisfactorily discussed,
returned TO the Hal, and took up the order
of the day.
Music and medley-"Red, White and
Blue" Brass Band
Remarks by Noah Pomeroy, Esq. |
Music by the Young America Martial
Band.
Song-"The Good Time BY and BY"
The GIee CLUB.
Remarks of Rev. E. d. Taylor
FtHOp Citizens: IL am almost ashamed
to appear before you to day, living man, /
when So many OF my couEtrYmon, VINO were
no moro deeply interested IN tho welfare OF
our beloved country than am, and were
under no greater obligations to mako sacrl-
fees Ia Its behalf, have thrown themselves
into the mighty conf ct, which is now pro-
crossing, aud have scaled their fidelity to
freedom with their blood. Aud | think
that every man Of us ought to bo ablo to
rondur sufficient excuse for being today
amid tho quiet aud inviting scenes of do
nestle life rather than in tho soldiers tent,
or the storm OF battle. When we reflect
that our present measure OF security and
encouragement rests, under God upon
hundred thousand new made graves, aud
UPON tho efforts of more than halt million
Of our fellow. citizens, who are now per.
forming tho laburs and braving tho pcrls
of uCtual warfare in its stCrnest form, it
must be evident to every one that it does
not become us to devote our thoughts and
words to eulogies upon the past, but rather
to cOuusels aud dutiCB whereby we may
meet our present difficulties, aud provide
for the future. Aud, who it is tho duty o!
ovcry ono to sustain tho Government in this
limo Of peril, to tho cx ent Of our ability, it
is also tho duty of all to us0 our influence
to have tho Government so administered,
and tho war SO conducted, that, when this
conflict shall terminate, another SlavOhold-
er's Rebellion will be an impOsSbiHty. |
would not Eavo the slaves OF any loyal mas.
ter set FREQ without compensation. tor as the
Nation has consented to Slavory,l hold that
. 1t would DO ariant "ICRCGnGSs 10 throw the
whole burden and expense of emancipation
upon any loyal maslor There is honor
among thieves. But. as tho past and pres.
ont prove alike the inherent and changelrss
iucumpatibity between Slavery and De-
mOcracy. and, as it is evident that, in refer
cnco to loyalty, tho LIacks of Virginia and
South Carolina arc about tho only ,rhitt
) 2'opte nero arc III nose o,ni's, wlsn 'h'
! .eS,ue"' "ou'" 'o''"S "V"'n "'",T'S ,I NV.
Hmm nnd ,hcn wa may hone to sco il Gn
,.n.L in duo ,inc. And her, lot mn on,
crv "rh, Cousti,ution" for SIavorv il If
tho Constitution oniy by cirCumiocution,
, and opposhos, aud wo havo so long con
strwed Slavery into that instrument, tha
/, We have nearly Hstr"ef'd our liberty an'
our uove,n'non'' Oppression mas already
""n ,% ho";n" o"i"H ''o' ""m nora "".I,u 'on II
. ,ion for tsscdom wonId m, nm and =,
that: neither lot any fear n general mipra
: ton Norlbward of the redeemed bondmen
, for they prefer tho South. and thero the,
r would remain; but certainly one must b'
, more n'g$drn'y iran hiRgcr. "h" "ou''
IoS lily 'ho hon %, accomnt nf rho c,Ior of hi.
lin AnJ~I,, nnnc ho d;scour,o.d on ac
connt n. ,ho difficulties in m, way If nation.
oI ronontanco and r,form Indiyidu,ls re.
/ farm and nations must or thcv vii, h,
! Lostrovod .No man can s,rvo two moe.
Tar. mWboso,vcr will save lila liG, shall
Ioooit hnt wboroev,r viii I,so hi, Ito to,
r,, a,te ,ho s,me shall savo II" Those ~,
,h, Jnc,ara,inns of eternal wi,dom anl
,hov ar, as trno Of noIions nc or man
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i hd"arhS D, u, - "hllo'' Esq
Music by the Band
The following volunteer toasts were
, then given:
. BIZ &. S. Fela.-The National and Loy
al State Administrations, in their Execu
: tive and Legislative canacitv-oromn
!. and onic;ort ;p ,Lo discharae Of ,Lo;r dp
. ,;'' =, H. ,,ra,o,,, o,,or1osoo,, ,LI
t. ,''' !" '''0 pI'''"s ""y Wv
n ne SoVGrhe! oy "'suoh ana 'noueo VIII
Il that %ndomllabie pa'nollsm which mar
Il tains that liberty the birth Of which W
il this day celebrate, against all the attack
e of its adversaries.
A. The Hon. Peter Hitchcock. being i
u :, ,Lo uou was coll.d IN ,esnnnd u6ic
,e Lo a;L a,,h',an,iaII,, 40 l1ll,,u!,
III "o Wv '"O''""''".'' 'V''0"
p. Ihe sentiment Just r"au opened VIC
To heid oil remark at wh'eh ne could but Ju
OF gianco. III responding 10 hs commehdauo
Il. OF tho Siate Executive no "ou'u not he u
en- dorstood as speaking rom greater admir-
m n