The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-16

treated thus lenien,ly In th, case IL Is because We
are The only commercial rival OF Great ritain-rsp.
paWeI-and hecarss-the South has no commercial
inarins. t.pplsnsc.1 And in my Judgment there
has been, en- the psrt.of Great Britain an s,tenp,
70 run our eommeree from the seas II human actions
arc 10 he considered as indicating human thoneht,
crest applause.l Its the height OF absural,v 10
tell ne thstth British Governme Mt nut tire Aabams
under 20 600 bonds no, TO engage IN prlva,cering
" ny the Jacob Bell alone would nay the amnnnt Of
me bond. II vas net so with US when the prit,,h
"overnnent Gas OF war with Russia. That Govern.
,nent esnplained TO ours tina the bark Mora was he
ING ned out for the Russian service In the mort Of
sev York; and hmm diatoly--by telegranh-our
Government semitic have her stopped, aud she wa.
ssoppsa. Let them act toward us, AZ We acted 10.
ward them. Let them stop the construction Of mir
sss vessels In their ports az did Tappiause /
Why, as England acts now We could stop two pirate
10 her one. tApplause. We must In some wa v mt
stop To the construction and fitting out OF these p,r
afevesscls 10 English ports TO prey upon cur com.
Merce, or else consent TO keep our ships at home
mun stop them We must act through the sople
~ tnrland, tive cannot seerre stoppags in anv
other -av. tApplause.l Ihsve seen II stated that
'se .oss too orr commerce already amour s TO 600
nan--enough 10 have paid the expense Of keen;ns =
lArrs number OF vessels AZ home and out Of the wav
sr these cruisers What shall we do In the matter,
why, when onr Govsrnme Mt takes q sten toward nut
ting stop 70 IT. land believe II IL taking that
now, but II - not In my prov!ne 10 sneak of tl we
snast aid her her In so doing tGrest applause) We
are the Government upon this matter. and when our
Government gets ready TO take step We must ge,
ssady tn sustain H. lApplanse.l EngIsnd told us
,, nn 70 30 when We took Mason and sde'l, and she
ought there was a likelihood tn he a war She
s''pped cIrortatiou Of those articles which she
thought We wanted and which she had allowed to be
ptause Let US proclaim non intercourse so that
outs ~ food from the United States shall ever nv
any accident get into an EnsIshn,an's mouth until
this rebsll'en ceases. ttanshe r and applause
Volcn- Like TO say that again?
GEE RrrtTR-I neversay anything. my friends,
hst am afra'dto TO cay again. rApnlarse Isav
again, let us proclaim nnn-intercoursa 40 that no
cuts OF fnod sha nv accident get into An English.
mans mouth until these piracies are stopped ZAP.
rlsufe That We have right to do and when We
ever do It. nv word for H. they will end on, where
these vessels ave going to- and they will write 10 the
Emperor ofChins lipplanse.l Rnt I hear some
ohjector cav. "lfyou nrocsim non. mt rconrse Eng
land NAY eoso var" Tam not n he frfehtene ed
twice running. daughter J got frightened ait.
we more hsn year ago. but got over IT, TGreat
!auShter But frightening them this IL necessity;
Tor ne must keep our ships at home In some form to
save them from these pira eles when DOZEN Of these
rrirateera get lo"se uron the seas. IL becomes a
varmeasure rh'ch my nation, under any law. nm
der any construc.ton, would warrant our rights 70
enforce. For 70 IL, and should he made directly 20
that ratonf he receired!t. never heard OF any
blockade runners underline French flag. nor under
The Rn Sian 1ar-nor under the Austrian ang-unr
nnde, the Greek flag, no not even the Turks will
do IL tApplauss1 Aud therefore I have yentnred o
rGFFest 10 you for YOUR consideration AL possible
are not only posshe, hut unless the thing has e.
protect ourselves and take a manly place among the
nations OF the earth. TApplsuse1 put hear some
friend OF mine say. ~ am afraid your scheme womb
hrtng down our provisions. ana five didn't EXPORT
them 60 England We should And our Western market
SIN more depressed. Allow me, with great defor.
70 Y"ur juarrnent gentlemen, TO suggest ramedv
Tor that at the same time. would suggest that the
expectation Of gold he prohibited. md thsn there
would be nothing TO forward 10 meet the bills OF ex
chsnes and raw for che goods we have bought, er.
cspt our provisions And. taking hint fran one ~
your best nd most pnccassful merchants we could
pay for our silks and satns in butter aud lard and
corn and beef and pork. and bring up the prices In
the West. 80 that they could afford to paw the IN
srsaesd tari6 now rendered necessary suppose
epen your railroads. tArpsuse.l Ard -four fair
r. 1yAs al To- ell
and lacss they viii not feel any more tro ubied shat
arorton ofthe price goes to the Western farme, 20
eta Jew banker In wall street TApLianse1 One
end the other may SO together. You will observe,
nv frisnds that IN the lis. Of grievances with which
! ehsrge Ehglsnd did NOS charge her with tamper.
inE With our leading politicians. fLaughterl SO
far any evidence have. don't know that she f.
1nns sa, sha. shall We cay Of nar leading po'i-
have read II With much surprise, excited more
than by any other fact of THIS war. had som chow
got an nklng OF the various things that came MP In
prsrlan, instances was not very much surprised
atthat. but when read statement. deliberately
rst ferward, that here In New York leading politi.
cisns consulted with the British Minister as TO how
this United States could be separated every drop Of
blood In my veins boiled and would have like n
n.,.seep thtt politician Tremendous applause.
Sir fa man comes 70 one Of your clerks and otfer
$50 Into partnership with him TO rob your neigh.
sors bank and he reports him TO yon you remember
The clerk but what do You do with the man who
makes the nherf laughter, yoice--Hang him. l.
mink We mad oetser take Lesson from the action
ofWashinrton's Administration, when the French
Minister. 81. Genet, undertook even TO address the
people Of the United States by letter. Complaint
and law vas passed preventing for ali time any in
reference by foreign dinioma.sts with the people
ofths United States; and aga!n-f want to be under
stsodI have no evidence Of any interference on the
part OF Lord Lyons but u SAWS both before and af
ter leading politicians TO him and desired Tn
ns -.Ss DO th. am giving the suts.anss and
ernment not to interfere. why nots Because I!
wauld Aid the country not TO interferer No Re.
cause You do, the country win spurn II and be
stronger than ever for crushing this rebellion; and
that tha be crushed ont, Mark again the tnsidiou.
way In which the point was put They knew how we
fth hecsuee or the action Of Fnpianh-they knew
atthe heart oftbis people beat true TO the Cousti
uton, and that IL could not brook any Interference
fean. Q, rsS Msa then dd these poll
the influence Of Br!tish diplomacy to induce other
n.tops to Interfere but to take care that Great Br
cat under the meal fLaughter.l This is precisely
the proposition that they made. yon observe tina,
aasreski.s ofthe.e men have mp to this moment
IA voice "Copperheads." Kisses and groans i
They cannot be Democratic politicians t"Of course
they esnnst,"J How should like to hear Andrew
Jackson cay few words upon such politicians who
call themselves Democrats st"He would han,
them. No. don't think he would have an oppor
them. Laughter. have felt IL my duty here !r
the city ofNew York, because Of the interest have
public Affairs TO call attention TO this mo.t extra
ordinary fAct-fhst there are men In the community
80 lost ra.riotisrn, hound up In the traditions
ofParty. 40 eeihsh,as TO be willing tamper with
Great Britain IN order 10 bring about the separation
ctths country. II is the most alarming fact that
have yet seen. had rather see q hundred Thousand
men set in the field on the rebel s,deaye had ati
or see Great Britain armed against openly, sh
covtrtIy-thsn 10 be forced 10 believe that Their
are amongst US such men as these, line descendan
( dc. Arnold. I.wood, :" "Brooks."i I. has show,
me great dan ger with which are threatened ant
Cali apon Gil true men 10 sustain the Governments
40 he lays! To the Government. Loud cheers Al
you Cir, were ptesAed to say, the present Govern
Hsnt was Dol the Government OF my cho,ce-1 di
got vote for H. or for any part of but tits tn.
trnmeht OF m century f. Is the only organ by whc
tran exert the force OF the county TO protect its ia
tsgsty and ssiong nsf believe that Governmen
- Re honestly sdm'nistcd. win throw q mant
over any mi takes that ma think 1t has made, ant
support heartily, with hand and purse 50 help m
sod Prolonged cheering] have ne loyalty 4
any man or men; my loyalty Is 20 tho Government
and makes 10 differences me who the people ma
chossn 40 administer the Government, long III,
choice has been sons,tutionslly made, end the per
,snsso chosen hold their places and powers. / am
traitor and q false man III fster In my support
Applause This Is what understand to be 10y atty
sss Government; ana was sorry 10 learn, as I dit
fshs other day, that there was man in New Yorl
sho profsssed not TO knew the meaning OF the wore
loyalty. lHisscs, groans, aud cries of"WooA.']
be loyal TO the Government 10 sustain H. to pardon
"a error md help 10 rectify them, and to do nj
Of siory and grandeur in which Il Was started by Out
faihev And lea me say TO you my friends-tp you
Young men, that no man who opposed hts country IL
time OF war ever prosaered. t"Thats se.'1 Tn,
Tory OF the Revolution, the Hartford Con yentonis
Of Isl2, the imusrtsl seven who voted against tn,
supplies for the Mexican war-sf history Is aeains
thess men, Let no politician Of day put Huns 81
in tbs Of the march Of this ountry TO glory apt
greatness fop whoever does go will surely be crush
Cd The course OF our ration 10 onward and let hiu
who Opposes " beware.
"The mover moves or, though the adder ma!
priths -t
And tho cepperh eaas cprl round the blade O! III,
scythe."
Loud applsuse.l II only remains. Sir, for me I,