, 1862-10-26

TERMS. hare witnessed your de-
Iiberations hure to-day. a law las
passed y9ur General ,n,t Assembly ,;, *axo w, daa
e 5e's arm ansn ena s9up 'fRssptitt the pmtitts q a.
bama, aud to prosecute the var against the
North in Tie event tho North shall dare, to
elect President, no matter who,
whether Douglas. Lincoln. or anybody
5a5 aesn sna Ms ss E % ;p'i ior eE teEs
purpose. If you ars determined, gentle
men, to make the Issue before this great na-
ttou, Of slavery aud no Union, or Union and
ae nee "a ,sAlayefyi am a. OF ,t1s the I'D slde
Sous {hS { nut 9aS aSR sa 10 c1uR nsR savsy GSd and
earlh. lApplause.] "New," s,id l., "you
anderssnd aS % %i TRey @ ha7s hsa aey
use for me from that day 10 this. Laughter
ena enSe'p9 'p9aasi ill., Ms5R asioS}a Ct 1s Sls s,@s %s
but Georgia, aud Florida, and Arkau.
Ras enacted laws reotganiz!ng the militia, md
requiring them to drill and get ready for this
yours @ knew veil that, without W dissioslug tde
southern politicians, who hid pretty much
tho control in. military matters, hayo
been accustomed In the House and Senate
to inttoduce measures to condemn certain
eaTSinss G M an5 in1 si1flppr: afieIes. haSIna tna
pron,unced unscrylceable. They :wafo thon
ordered to be sold at public outery to the
highest bidder. They you'd send word in the
meantime to their own governors that on such
n day there would be d sale Of q large lot Of
those places our governors would havs agents
who thus bought thousands upon thousands
Of muskets that had never teen loaded or
fired. They took them to prepare for this
work, while you did not suspect whit thay
were at.cr. for the purchasing througa the
'=Onr iojks at the South hive been preparing
diligently for This War for years. Henry 4.
Niec, as governor Of Virginia, four years ago,
In ady2nce Of the election, wrote Ill arttulty
drawn NJ and very signitic mt circular to each
tf lie Southern governors, and said at tho
closc OF the circular, IT have sent an eSact
cory Of this circular 10 the governor OF every
s]ayeholdiuE S'atc III the Union." I SAY the
one sent to tsny. Andrew Johnson. Hs
showed It IL me- In that letter he called for
nlen aud money, and that troops be got In
readiqess, the men drilled and prepared, to
should be cfected-no matter how elected. 1t
might bc hy an overwhelming vote OF the
people. It might be constitutional and right
~ done under the forms Of law. mo mat
ter" eaye 1Ien,y A.. Wise, ~ will march
npon Warrington, feIzc the archives Of the
nation, prevent tue In ugurA.ion Of Fremont,
take the capital and bre1k this government
fn pieces" Our Southern leaders ai1 the time
intended never to stop short ol the dlss olu-
tio,s Il The Union auu tho destruction Of tae
government.
No lad as many as four candidates 10 thu
field, two years ago to day, and were all can,
>afsing ard talking ahon: the prtsidea;t'l
election. Fonr regular ti:keis were IN ths
field. Icontcss to you cau.illly that II lsrsck.
inrdgc aid Lane Lad been elected, as tor:u-
nasc,y for the county they were mot, We
shonftt mt have hal this war. Why do say
tincs the hist presid>ntlal election, III The
hadirs pnprrs and in private "1nTo":a-
| tisn*, that il 'srerkinriAEo had been earc:4'i,
| they intended to igo on aud take Gu 'rge
ot au1 administer the government NJ
| lseae<ahly II all appearances as 1t hal ben
10 ru. the arnlnries at Springfield aud
/ T,1y, and the military ami navll establish.
men'5 everywhere throughput the Un,t''!
States. t. nl,klng pistols. sabrcs. swords, can'
non, cartridges, tFon.claa steamers, war Yes
| se!s ao.l transports oil al kinds, f.rtiisatlon.
| on tue Southern coast, SO that at the ciasv oi
tue fout years in lejl, OF hs'ero that time,
| t;;cy could seiz upon Eh itey3r money there
might b. in the treasury, declare the nion
| dissolved, tbs government no longer IN exist
ence, and the South independent. fnat Vas
'luir plan, and they noH bo1st q i. Inn
may THANH; your Go1, rs du, TINT their ticket
! was not euccessful-that n better msu, i
more honest, upright, patrio'tc man was elect
cd than ever john q. BfecH'nrld5a w1s ever
capable OF making, unlese he vas msdo over
mighty to know that he would nvt undertake
That sort of IL JOB. pGals oil laughter.j
hut we are nor III thu niist Of u rebellion
and our business now is to fight our way on'
Of 1t to a peace, / am au advocate Tonight
not btcati=c anl Away from Southern danger,
| Ttr1 C1,nf1 I
what atn here Witl be there IL ever live Il
get hack agau-I AMI an advocate OF coGrciOT
in thia war, Applause I am thu advocate .
subjuguton, II sou please [continu ID applause
go beyond that; IN, tae advocteof extar'
lnfdatlon- Tremendous clc7rl1S.] sly pros
ccutc the war until VIZ cxtsrmhla1e the whol'
race, and then cali upon God in prayer t.
people that country with bette
breed Of dogs. lGteat applause and cheers;
Il is sh2er nonsense to DC raising oil III!
ninistration and President Lincoln about hi
Emancipation proclamation. lie proposes t
give tho rebels now IN rebellion against thi
Goyernmcnt one hundred days OF grace i
reflect aud do their works over again, alt
rcturn.to TIC fold from which they have stray
cd away. II they do not choose to d" TINT, Il
proposes to cnanctpate their negroes, au
ho proposes 10 pay loyal men for their propey'
ty, I'LL any Union mau, North 0r South, uugtl
TO ask, and 1t ought, to bs done [Cnsers.
Tie rebels nake their negroes or clemcu
them by hundreds Of thousands at horn
raising bread aud meat while oil the Wilt
men are conscripted and out fighting agatns
tlIis government. II Lincoln did no. tax
from ihem everything which lay ia his powo1
which strengthens tIem aud enables them
carry on the war. ho would be guilty befo, J.
"Oh! Int It's UNCONSTITUTIONAL" Wher
: does that cIy CONG from: Is # from 10y
, The Constitution troubles their consciene
!. noE. Ladies and gentlemen, the rep:
T Dy their course Of conduct ha'
! made that cxpedient proper a9u
ssns,iS'lonna stS wn''a, ,,,oni ,l ,nsy oea e
$ tutionhl-the Issuing OF that prott ,m'eioa'
" is asxar measure. Ii u ancces sity, It cons'
5 tulioual aud right. ! Say conti scate ever
$ thing tlc5've got. Etuancp3'c their negro
and drive the last stoundr;l VI ths rtac
:. down into The Gnlf Of Mexico. As the dt'
] did the loss into tho sea-. But iinl ae,ass
!. men in all the Northern States where In
! been In sympathy With this rcbtliion and tl'
It might ba 81 and behave themselves; but th
G 70 M1thrr--t!lry luedlle and turo1 ob5tast
= III the "aY Of rtcraitidg, aud in ev?r}' posslu
T. or conceivable way they attempt TO rsta
II mint.
+ that cIy come ffon! From foyal !nsn: n
!. "you are Involving Id in debt bg hundreds
}. war tnx viii break me down and ruin 1ha;
u Examine these men w?o make SO much MOI
Il over the var tax, aud you will tad them
Is class Of 1idc.bouud, e:iugy. nIggardly.
2 sonled rIca5une sort Of men: laagnfer)l co.,
X take the toul of q man uf that sort aud fis
ID It rattle IN lhe hull Of tobacco seed. III
.. newed laughter.l ID they esor constl3s
10 : anything to their pastor to pay him for lab
IS iug for theil miserable souls: Yo1 never !
III dime out Of them to be expended IN
e give these ladies diule for the Soldiers Z
Is Society, to comfort aud console tue wouuG
i. and dyipg soldier. When one Of them get
ID dime, real ten cent silver piece bet Heen !
i, fo1etnycr aud his thumb aud slips 1t 10
q into hts pocket, # you are Eensleln ~ !,
u the little piece singing Us It goes down
L vhors.s oi an Old sung We used to sing:
II "Fatewcsll vain world, I'm going honc.'
en- find them ia other sections uf the count
Is. Is; aud other States, organizing me" paft'
aS rar1y. 4 considerable bodJ Of them up 4
sn fu Michigan or5sniz.d third psrty.
~ pleased with these Democrats and these
Il; 1,utllcaus they said let's get up thtrd par
- great party Which "ll s%a!loH UP ~
IT. rafiirs like the ram Daniel ssw In Ills Wis
ne no pushing eastward and westward. north y
M aud southwark. II Is a little lcsyen
N. tbs M Old breckenridge. lump. VT
nK ! is at the bottom OF this loaf. They un'
Is stand that perfectly. They are making
,E ,rs soft Of movement ont in Michigan. Woat
W they proposel will tell you What they
q, pose, II you will make them Senators
saa .'m Representatives. I don't know what ~
arc II tha oro,v * annnv and torment tue p1
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