, 1862-03-06

I'm sick Of all this popping corn,
My don't you pop the question:
-Sb,inQdad Republican. :''. ~.
ANOTHER RECANTATION.
That Train Turned Secessionist.
He Runs Round a Sharp Corner.
The Good Points lie Made,
A PLEA BETTER THAN THE GENUINE.
IFrom the London American, Feb. 1a.l
Alr. Train somewhat astonishcd his friends
by anothtr rccantation. For want Of speakers
On the Southern side he turned seeessionist.
Tic sudden apathy on the Southern question,
and the sudden friendship for the Federal side
We hail as huppy otuen. Lord Derby and
Lord CarnarSon may talk sbout breaking the
blockade, but Lord John Russell fatty tells
them he will do nothing of the kind. We
Of Lords were any more worthy OF record than
the speeches Of Monday night in the Temple
Forum. We have never seen IN au1iencc
more astonishcd, and more electrified, than the
crowded hall who listened last right to Mr.
Trains w7thcriug sarcasm and bitter,i irony on
the question rs the North or, the South
Right:n
Mr. Train rose after repeated calls upon him
from all parts of the room; one gentleman
having said he wanted to hear So Train on the
side Of TIC South y; Mr.. Train said: tsSome
gentleman las called upon nc to deIiTcr q
speech upon the Southern side. As that side
Stems to be very weak tonight, I think-as
my secession sentiments are well known to
you ALL will carry out the suggestion, and
will adopt The Southern side Of the question.
Laughter aud ,apnlausel Listening to the
speeches made tonight, and If permitted to
North will make very shortss~ork Of the South
lHcar.l as there seems TO be dearth Of
speakers on The side of the South, permit me
ten or fifteen minutcs.. attention for what I
mag have to say on that side Of the question
tHear.] The Nurtherncrs thiuk they have the
they have placed their Temple Of Liberty on
the four corner stones Wisdom, Mercy, Just
ice and Onion! :But VIC in Seceszil have based
our Constitution and reared our Temple of
DeEroism Oh one acknowledged corner stone
Negro Slavery
TILE CORNER STONE OF sEcEss1A
Now, Ineycr heard of house with only
one cornerstone llaughter] : there must Of
necessity be four, and these are the other
tbEec-PcrjuIy! Robbery! Trcachcry! On
these four columns We have raised tbat editice
Of Dcspotis1n for wAich1 have risen to speak.
[Checrs.l Thu question Of tonight is ycrv
strangely expressed. It asks whether the
North or South il right. This is what call
a1i open and shut qnestion-it. is difficult to
In the affirmative or the negative Laughter.}
IMAGINARY GRIEVANCES OF THE SOUTH.
Inaintaln that the North las acted most
wrongly by us--tiiat the North was wrong in
giving Tvs precedence in all matters OF Stafe-
thearJ-wroDg III giving US, a. the honorable
gentleman from Alabama SAYS, the power 10
elect nearly Ill the Presidents -{hear]-tlat
Y the NoEtl! vas wrong in giving tue South all
TO make all the army officers. [Chccrsl
maintain the North was wrong in allowing
us to rob the treasury at Washing ton -wrong
in allowing us to absorb all the Northern
sspoils--:and wrong III allowing US to assume all
Eou that We in SecCssia dcspisc the NORTH.
They beast in the North Of their morality aa1
re3igion-hnt wn dcsplse their morality and re-
1igion. ''Sbalnc:ssl tell you that the North
has acted Wrongly " us in permitting us to
remove I'll the munitions Of war to the South.
into our hauds-I Ilau.hicr and clcers]-into
the hands Of tlle far famed clivalry Of the
South. tHcar.l
PHILADELPHIA AND TIE MEXICAN WAR.
The honorable gentleman from Alabama,
who spoke before me, has told you how the
cAiEair2 Of South Carolina marched into the
Mexican camp. I never heard that gcntlenlan
WHO is, believe, from tic hot-bcd Of Scces-
sla; but must tell you thai iu what he has
mentioned he has endeayored to deceive YOU
he has forgotten to tell you tliat all those meu
SO eloqTently described were enlisted in Phil
adelphia loud cheers. ]! and, as 1 am now
speaking On natioualties, I may say that the
commaiding officer Of those bfaye u1cu was
IN n1rishman-Genera} James Shields. icon
tinutd chcering.]
CUT At JOHN BULL.
I say that the South has a right to complain
OF the way III which the question in debate
this night is considered in this country,
Here Mr. Train, with biting sarcasm, turned
his Southern argument on Englani.l We
blamc you for dcceivin.s us in this great issue,
Nc hare to thank you for hastcning to
acknowledge US as be1ligerents, but VIC have a
light 10 blame You for giving all your SYM
pathles to the North: loud applause] We
blame You because all your prcss-the London
a;,n.s n"s and every other Of your news journals
Loud laughter and cheers, the audience fully
entering into the spirit Of the sarcasm.1 You
cannot spare one single journal to the South
We blame you for not giving every assist.
ance to our vessel Of war tthe Nashyille} when
"Good asafn.''1 Your affections have been
ccntcrcd on The Tuscarora. Tou haye never
assisted onc-half Of our enterprising navy
the Sumtcr-noW in the Mediterranean.
I Lave heard, but cannot believe it,: that
the reason the North hns not caught heris be.
cause the North wishes her left to float on. the
ocean to show Europe what the North might
do With five thousand similar vessels aIloat.
| ["Oh, oh, an1 el1eers.'1 We blame you,
| and We have a right to blame you, that You
have not long since admitted the claims Of our
grrat CorfedeIacy. as We were led, By uuotii.
! cal n4ITpEr0n1ancr Tn ffinE- 1,o1-.
| done long since Hear, hear.1 Again, we
have to complain that Jou have not sufti
cicntly Acknowledged our established Talor;
have Fon forgotten how ten thousand of oul
grand ehisalrE, after two 1ays, fighting: drove
SUMTER: fApplanse and lauglltcr:1 Their
again, did VIC not, in open daylight, assassin
ate in Alexandria their Colonel Ellsworth
You glSc US no credit for. these things: bu
you would, II you acted justly by us, give u
some little credit on that account You hay.
not done Is Was promised in the first instance
and We complain tl,at your. Lindseys, You
Gregorys, your HallibuTtous, and your othe
memt:crs Of Parliament, advocate, althougl
1cenly. the acts Of the North. [App1ause.l
You ought to take our side becauze-it is tn
weaker one Hyou saw King Charles pu]
fighting NTH bold bnl1. dog, you would TAX
Tue part Of the King Charles because it VA
the Weakcr-ald we complain that you do not
Tor the same reason. take our part {Cheer
nnd lauehtcTl ION take enormous credit 70
having dispatched so quickly men and nut,i
tlons of war TO Canada-you take great crcdi
for having suppressed certain dispatches
l"Oh, yes, :" and cheers, ,l-remcn1ber al,
speaking for the South lLaughter.1 Yo1
take great credit for having suppressed thos
dispatches for three weeks-but we in til
South keep our secrets longer than that-w
keep our secrets not for three weeks, or thrc
months OF three years-but tor thirty years
| [Hear, hea1,l And yet all that time ne wcr
adding in the North to the Knights Of til
Golden Circlet VIC keep our secrets lonre
| not for three weeks, but for thirty yea1s-w
! kept concealed from The world our forces
| Look to our admirable plan OF assasstnatin
President Lincoln! [Cnes Of 'sShame!'' /
| was discovered too soon by some vile Unio
| man, or We might have asked credit for the sur
I cess Of our Guy Fawkes plot to blow IN: th
| President. [shame on tbem!l We have bee
deceived. We have many enemies in th
Northern camp Oar position reminds me !
the man who fred at squirrel: when ii,
squirrel ran away he exclaimed: "Qhi now
YOU bad been at the other end Of the gun 70
would have omitted TINT chirp. lLa1ghter
THE SOUTHERN BULL RUNS.
Reference has been made to Bull Run,
| proves, as I told them at Han1sy, what I lay
had much trouble in getting English people
bclieve-that the American people are i1eyt
troubled with the gout. Laugfter.1 But th
Northcncre arc not tho only people who fa7
tic right of claiming NIL such laure1s- THear
You ought to give rls some credit on that a
rnpnf aIkn link when fhc N1rt],arnars 1o1f