The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

Of war to Canada-you take great cred
liz for having suppressed certain dis
patches-["Oh, " yes" aud cheers, !
-remember I ain speaking for the
South. Laughter. You take great
credit for having suppressed those dis
Ipatcheg for hree weeks--but we in the
South keep our secrets longer than
that-we keep our secrets not for three
weeks, or for three months, or three
years-but for thirty years. Hear,
lhear.7 And yet all that time We were
adding in the North to the Knights Of
the Golden Circle! We keep our se~
crefs longer-not for three years, but
for thirty years-we Kept concealed
from the world our forces. Look to
our admirable plan Of assasslnatlng
Pres. Lincoln! Cries Of "ohame J
1t was discovered too soon by some
vile Union man or we might have ask
ed credit for our Guy Fawks plot to
blow up the President. Shame on
them 7 We have been deceived. We
/ have many enemies in the Northern
camp. Our position reminds me OF
the man who fired at squirrel when
The squirrel ran away he exclaimed :
oh! now if you had been at the otis
er end of the gun you would have
omitted that chirp.' Laughter.
The Southern BuU Buns.
Reference has been made to Bull
Run. It proves,as l told them at Han
lev, what l have had great trouble in
getting English people to believe
thai American people are never troub-
led with the govt. Laughter. But
the Northerners are not the only PEG
pie who have the right of claiming all
such laurels. Hear. You ought to
give US some credit on that account
also. Look when the Northerners Ian
de / at Port Royal and Beaufort; we
showed then powers Of pedestrianism
throwing even Deerfoot into the shade,
! Laughter and cheers. When the
Northern hordes landed, the chiyalry
Of Georgia went first, South Carolini>
ans next, and the Germans last, until
at last there was but one poor old mig
ger left. Loud cheers. / never saw
such speed; they reached Charlestown
III much shorter time than L should
have thought possible
Why did the gentleman from Sc
cessna omit this praiseworthy fact
when alludlng to our chlyalry linen
again, read the papers of Saturday and
to>day. Have you not read now TO-
GEO men lett the heId WherGoh lay Ihe
bodies OF LolllcoHer ana Teyton :
tEey went quickly because they were
anxious to hight the battle IN Ienne8-
see. Confusion. Don't get excited
S@cesslonlsts, tor l am TO night on the
lie Of the south Applause and
lighter.
70 Sscessio " end " H0"hee Lana.
The word Secessla signltles t'eVolY
Bowie knIte-i4ynch LaT-Tar
Feathers, and bhe noble science Of
hepudiation- iieg", .-%hl!e the word
nlonlst or A@na2e possesses the
mean interpretation of Edncatlon--
Observation-Disclosures and Hon
sly. Cheers, ! on are not perhaps
aware that Ill Mobiie--in Charleston
LII NS" NiA'At' a. y ~yii w ''@S''A'
factories Of America, Laughter. !
That all the shipping OF the United
states comes from the South, and |
can tell you that the North have no
need to boast OF their E!i W himey and
his Cotton Gin. Laughter and good
. Mention has been made tonight OF
our intention to march to w ashlngton,
oncamP on bunker hII, and RAISE our
flag on faneull Hat. we dld not IN
Tend to march through, but not to
stop, our object beng TO pass quietly
through w asmn&ton and session on
our road to liPerate the 4o,O1O lree
negroes IN Canada-roobed from the
South by Canada refusing to return
fngitives. g IS" and continued
cheering, "EhaJ's So" The North