Smyrna times., 1862-05-15

Complaint hiss Oeen made.
Robert 6. JIstlce, another member Of the
liaz 1T = ,,ds-thls loyal company named IN
honor of old Colonel john Iazlttt who fell in I
the Oaltle of Princeton ~ the Revolutionary
War--On hearing that the gune in the posses
son Of the HazIltt Guards, OF which company
he Is member, would probably be demanded
by the United States authorizes, SAID, lf;hey
come to take NY gun, they " i'll damned soon
get the bullet IN II, and that is all the gun they
viii get" Tins is another OF the loysl
| citizens OF the State OF Delaware
MIR FIsHER.-l Will say, then, that this man
! PTau, who is Secretary of the Senate CT the
State of Delaware. and to whom allusion has
been made a good and loyal citizen OF that
State, when, in the summer Of 1851, PROPOSE
uon was made by u Union member of the IIaz-
| Int Guards that SAID company should escort
company raised for the Uu,ted States service
from the town Of Dover to 'ne ra'leoud i pot,
rrrt'"d itat hr WAS epposed t" rscortin" men I
~ho "rf" trcruited 10 H4ht men who had lis ,
sympaihIes
What men had his sympathies Why, the .
men over here 10 the land of Dixie, who had !.
raised, and were at that time prosecuting, the (,
most wicked aud gigantic rebellion Iha history
has yet made record Of. This man was arrested
for hurrahing for jeff Davis on the visit of Col.
Wallace at Dover, in March last.
That Is another Of these loyal" citizens of
the State OF Delaware.
Thomas e. Cuibrelh. another member oflhs
loyal company, declared, on hearing Of the fall
OF Fort DoneIson, that he would sooner have
heard OF the death of his only brother the latter
being a warm Union man
e OutteU l.. Hill, IN the post office a Dover
IN the winter OF 1862, openly hurruhcd for jeff
DAVE.
William L. Ludrrs. in divers conversations
, has expressed himself IN fuy yur If The rsbp} }ilon
and hoped the South would gain their inde.
e peudcnc".
g James Todd has been frequently heard 10
= hurrah Tor If Davis, and IN conversation, the
9 question having been propounded to him whelh-
J., er he was or was not Secession st, replied = If
It | must say what am. am compelled to &C.
=, knowledge myself Seces>lonlst and jeff.
e Davis man"
o There are a few other members of the IIaz.
e lit Guards, whose members were arrested by
is the military authority, and whose arrests, as
c, loyal men, are soIoudly and butterfly complained
Of of.
p joseph G. o. Harrington, some time in the
At latter part OF February, 1862, in the Washing.
l. ton iio e, at Dover, drank this toast:
lie "Here's 20 Gen. Beauregard, whose voice
was heard in thunder tones on the plains OF
rs Manassas, when tbe yankee hordes, like whip
N ped hounds, were driven bowling back to their
te kennels"
es MR Cox.-Wlll my friend please inform us
whether there are any other people in the State
be of Delaware, besides those he has named
he [Laugh,er
y. Mr.. FIsnER-Yes. sir am proud to sa
he there are. ] had just got through with thin
aft list know 1t hurt the gentleman from Ohio
he Laughter
x Mr.. Cox.-Oh no; not al all.
I - a. -,
ed nan. But :" let the CALLED jade go wioee ,.,
,s, wrhers are unwrung." Renewed Inu,..se-.
as MR. Cox.--The gentleman derstonu,
my point.
Of Mr. FIsusr-No, do not; not at all
on Laughter
er, MIR Cox-I was under the apprehension
ng that he had already made out a majority Of tn
he people Of his State to be SecessonIsts
US, Mr.. FISHER oh, no, sir; not ma jorty.
=" Mr.. Cox.-I do not sympathize with tn
d. class of people the gentleman has named, an
tie the gentleman Knows | do not.
TIC MR FIsHER.-I do not know any such thing
tar Much laughter. | know that MIR. Cox is
nd gentleman; that Is all that know about hin
zen | do not know anything of his sympathle,
yal whether they are for or against the Union.
Ie- hope, IT the gentleman has taken anything b
his motion, he will make the most Of It IN Ih
vas great State of Ohio. These, SIR, are few
in the memters of the loyal company, Commando
did by the loyal captain John b. Pennington, VIII
nur has been neld up to the world as persecute
er, martyr Of liberty. Such are few of the me
OF whose defence as true patriots has been va mi
ere attempted From one-nay, sir, not from on
ted but from Innny-know the character ofal tho
aid who have been arrested ~ nay State, and no!
/, arres,s nave been 20 loudly complained of t
,rn. Sece-sIOn paIhIZers, and that of their d.
the fender.
If Now, SIT. the question was asked me by Il
of gentleman from Ohio whether had not goI
through tIe entlre list of the population of ii
hat STATE Of Delaware. | say no, | have not
um. NAV have gone through a considerable portiC
yer, of the list of this wicked Becklnrdge secessiG
to party, OF which fear my friend from OHIO WI
hat a member.
hey Mr. Cox-No sir; | was not. Laughter
Mr. FISHER i beg pardon. | learn III
the the gentleman Douglas man, and lha
rsa- with me- will be sufficient TO hide a multilut
he of past sIrs.
The was only giving few instances of dslo
by alsv and was going on to state that of III
Hazirt company. from which these arres
Inz. were made, out of less than forty member,
ch ] have given list of twenty or more convict
in q of expressing sentiments dslOyal 10 the Uni
hTe aud the Constitution of thu country. So tar
Iion the Bnuglas men, the Bell men nd the Lincu
Ited men are concerned, and. am proud 10 ga
Ight some Whn voted for BreckInridge, but who
ann serted him when he deserted his country
that cause Delaware stands to-day where she sIO
ars in 1915. She regards The Union Of the Stat
hem IN ihe same light as the Jews regarded the a
Of the covenant-ns something which no III
been might dare to touch with proane hands Il
val" live Sir, the majorty of my people are 10y
in and hope and trust 10 God that they will eI
Jan continue TO be loyal to the Union, the Cons
the tuition and the enforcement of the laws.
Intry -~-~~s---
have IL you want to live long, live upon the 81
tkln- shore No matter how fast your sands run,