Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-03-20
Histellantans.
From the London American, Feb. II.
ANOTHER RECLAMATION.
f. Train Turned SCcesSiOnist


another recantation. For want OF speak
on the Southern side he turned seres-
ist The sudden apathy on the Southern
,stion, and the sudden friendship for the
eral side we hail as happy 'm9n.-
Derby aud Lord Carnarvon may talk
ut breaking the blockade but Lord John
"a ssell fatty tells them lie will do nothing
the kind. We doubt if the speeches last
ht in the House OF Lords were any more
rthy Of record than the speeches of Mon
night in the Temple Forum. We have
yer seen an audience more astonished, and
"a ., ,re electrified than the crowded hall who
tened last night to Mr.. Trains whitening
rcasm and bitter irony on the question lis
North or tie South Right"
Mr.. Train rose after repeated calls upon
m from all parts Of the room, one gentle
an having said he wanted to hear '"ran
the side of the South Mr. Train said:
Some gentleman has called upon me to
,lver speech upon the Southern side
that side seems to be very weak to- night
think-as my Secession sentiments are
ssell known to you all will carry out tile
straightforward will adopt the Southern side
Of the question. daughter and applause.)
3 Listening to the speeches made to-night.and
il permitted to judge of the conflict in
America by them-the North will make very
short work Of the South. tHear.) The
, Noitherners th;nk they haze the very best
Constitution in the world-because they have
, placed their Temple of Liberty on the four
corner stones--W Dom-MEIcY-JUsTIC
aud UNION! But we in Secessia have based
our Constitution and reared "ur Temple OF
Despo,ism on one acknow lodged corner
stone-N NEGRo SLAVERY.
THE CnRNEE-sToNES 0F sECEasIA.
Now. ! never heard Of house with only
one corner stone (lauah,er;) there must Of
necessity he funr, and these are the other
three-Perjury ! Eobb,ry! Trcschery! On
these four columns We have raised that eli
flee of despotism for which | have risen to
. speak tCheers.) The question of tonight
is very strangely expressed. 1t asks whether
the North or South is right. This is what
call an open and shut qusstion-it is difficult
to tell Blucher from Wellington. can an
/. swer in the affirmative or the negative
!. tLauehter.)
IMAGINARY GRIEVANCES OF THE SOUTH.
maintain that the North has acted most
wrongly by us-that the North was wrong
, in giving us precedence in all matters Of
Stat -(hear)-wrong in giving u.s. as the
honorable gentleman from Alabama says,
the power to elect nearly all the Presidents
-(hear) that the North was wrong in glv-
ing the South all the naval officers-wrong
ir taking our men to make all the army
officers. tCheers.) "
main tain that the North was wrong in
allowing US to rob the treasury at WASH
ington-wrong in allowing us to absorb all
tho Northern spols-and wrong in allowing
us to assnme all the civil and military power.
(Cheers) tell you that We in Secessis de-
spise the North. They boast ip the North
of their morality and religion-but we de-
spise their morality and religion. ("SbameI'')
tell you that the North has acted wrongly
by us in permitting US to remove all the mu-
nitions of war to the Southern ports. where
they could be SURRENDERED into our own
hands, daughter and cheers = into the
hands of the far-famed chivalry Of tho
South. tHear.) r.-..
NFHILADELfHIA AND THE MEXICAN WAR.
The honorable gentleman from Alabama,
who spoke before me, has told you how tho
chivalry of South Carolina marched into the +
Mexican camp. never heard that gentle-
Z, man before-I never before heard my worthy !
friend, who is, believe, from the hot-bed of
Secessia; but must tell you that in what :
4 he has mentioned he has endeavored to de-
2 eeiss you--he has forgotten to tell you that
all those men so eloquently described were
unlisted in Pbilaaclp'ia loud cheers y and,