Daily national Republican., 1863-09-30
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WHAT'S ~ Masssrt" Ths pfosssdinss wer,
bpsasd b n appropriate and eloquent address O
ksisons by NJ u.ies League, through Gov. Bsbe
[Sdgs naft, q o. Louis, responded on behalf o
aks Delegations. He said he was taken By surpriss
By the elegant introdustoa Of the President Of thu
Union League. We cane 10 the District ol Oolun
biz over tsrrttory enough to make two or thrs<
empires. We are particularly proud to b In thii
capital, because II has but reosntly been msds
free. II u Impossible 10 sonnunieats 10 ysu ewes
afaint eoaespsioa Of our condition IN Missouri
We are bsstraddlsd with the incubus Of slavery
and where slavery 10 there Turks rebellion
II began In Charieston, where the people did
dot know an Abolitionist fron . hsdGs hog
Something else bssids hatred Of abolitionism
10 at the bottom Of this rsbsiiion. u was a
desire 70 ape the monsrchies Of the Old World.
In Missouri thsy have passed an Emancipation
ordinance by Convention elected two years ego,
and the provisions Of this ordinance were forced
BY . rsbsl minority. The loyal people Of Missouri
wsat into the war with the negro upon the altar
n shsir country and their muskets On thsir shoul.
dsrs. That Convention carved out the heart Of
slavsry. and preserved H. They took the
hsart Of tbs watermelon and threw the rind
, 70 tie people. They refused 10 let the people
! ypts On II. u thsy had, thsy would have sent
y % far thst the Angel 0absisi eosldnt dis.
Spvsr II, even with nssnifyins glass. We come
3 loyal men who do not intend to give up the
struggle We intend to fight on until the last run
OF rebslllea n hushsd forever. A expect 10
answer to God bslisve there are - loyal men in
both parties In Missouri % Mr. Lincoln IL, The
leaders OF the Ciaybanks are loyal, but II you 10
back, you first meet lukewafm Union men, then
Copperheads, then gusrrillas and bushwhackers.
But ths Chsreoals ass Ne same through and
through. Some Of us are 90 biask that Iieos Of
charcoal viii make . white mark down our bscks
\ Ths Charcoals are men who have 10 carry Q mus
kst when they make . visit OF tan miles, they ere
nea Who have oftsa bssa dragged out Of their
bsds aad taken syay from their wives, and, In one
instance, brave woman shot and KILLED one Of ths
gusrriIla rasesls who had captured her husband
Gov. Gamble IL our Governor. Ne ID o or 10 years
Of AEs he 10 nan OF nns talents and good moral
character. IN January, 1881, there was . meeting
at which Governor Gamble attended. Several
Of US did not attend because We had been trav-
elsa oht. w ysFs for the Government, Niger
Y no uiggsr. That mSetint passed . rsse,p-
tim that II slavery was intsrfsrsd with Missouri
would 90 with the South. Governor Gamble
made speech TO that meeting. He was after
wards elected to the State Convention; few un.
sondItlopal Union men did Il. That convention
,depossd Claib Jackson and made Gamble Governor.
He 10 loyal but an old fosy. He don't ride On the
lightning train, and that 10 the train We 60 ON. He
hAR eoMmissloned men who are and WIRE rebels.
echohsh has not backbo9e--hs has submitted TO
the manipulations Of that lons-hssded old chap,
Gamble. We want him removed, and some man
appoantsd Who hss heart, head and backbone one
who Will clean out rebels and fossis. We don't care
who or what he has bean, politically, heretofore.
AN ~ old Whis, never said niger In . speech,
unless II was referred TO BY some other speaker.
When nrst went to Missouri, refused TO vote
for Prank Rsl'. an sattslsvsry man, because I
thought had not been thsre long enough to inter.
fers: ! am sound on the sasls now. Fam IN abo.
itioniit from my boot heels 10 the top OF my stove
Pipe hst. Ibelisys In the argument Of the bayo-
hst ana not In the quaker argument Of moral
gussion. Slavery has drawn tins sword against
ne, ny fsmiIy, and my Government, and l wili
sAssths when please fhaye raised the blask
VS.. Slavery shAh 70 dawn ~ our goyernmsHt
nay. God had prevented our success in order to |
make this fres Government. He never intended
for tws nations 10 exist on this continent. |
II he had he would have turned the course Of
the hississippi, opened gap In the Ailsghaniss,
and emPtied its waters Into the Atlantic aoeap. |
Hfeamboats run s6oo nlilSS further wltt than NIL.
souri, stretching further west almost than sunset
itself. The Mississippi river 10 . golden chain
vinding us together, and our Victories at vicks-
burg and Port Hudson demonstrates the impossi-
biity Of breaking It.
PA. Morse delivered very earnest and able ad-
drsss, 10 which the power that be IN Missouri
exposed ID detail. .
ey this time Gen. Jim Lane appeared, and was
loudly called on for . speech
TIE ROBBERY ON SATURDAY NIoHr.-The
trial OF santo strixioni, Michele Lasistro and
Frsnzoni Rsfaells came of at o'clock yesterday
afternoon before Justice Clayton. These men were
srre.ted on Sunday and Monday, by Detectives
harry and Kelly land not MoDsviit, ~ we stated
On Monday, OF the Metropolitan Police force, on
suspicion Of having been concerned in robblng the
sppls eifl, Rose pgndas, and hsr Brother, Bar
fkoISnsw, of = trAnk sontsinips ths SIN OF sasQ
IN GOLD, some silver, Treasury notes, and ieweiry,
making the whole amount about tsQQ The trunk
was found on sunday In the yard Of policeman
on the Navy Yard, where the house from which II
w,s ..t"" 's situated, on y street, between Tenth
cpd Eleventh streets. Al the trial yesterday, Mr..
Nhris appeared for the prosecution, and Mr.. Jos.
v graaiey, r., FoE the defense. Bartholomew
pqnaas the brother ef Rose, was the hrst witness.
He described the money, and statad that the last
he saw Of II was on Saturday night, before going
to his fruit stand. Rose was called and corrobo.
rated her brothers description OF the smount
tab en-.
Henry Levi, In the employ Of waldhsmsra 4 Gross
mayer and who IL In their store next to Lssistros
house, sVore that he saw Lasistro and another
nan bring trunk into his (L.'s) house 'on satur-
day night tLasistro's house 10 near the depot.)
Henry Rosenshal, q yohng boy who lives In the
vame house with Rose, says hs saw two men try
10 get IN at Resets door about o'clocki he went
up to them, but they ran away, Francis Crow,
sworn, stated that he was In the stAtion.house,
and overheard -Lasistro say that he and two Eng
lishmen went to the house and got trunk, and he
also said that he got his wagon and drove two SOL
diers to the Navy Yard. The case was continued
Istil 70 o'clock to-day.
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