Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-07
a speech from Hon CIenentI
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cause OF the Democracy was GOOD 81
whom helooked out upon the Vast ,,,I,;
tude before him he was filed with ~ m,
alluded 10 the appreciation he had rs:e;.t,t
from tens OF thousands in other Sta,,s
but the Kindly greeting he received .,
nome, among his own friends. was r.,
sweeter 90 him than the arrl1osa oC e.,
GER. lie was thankful for this reeeption
anu was reduced to find that in the heart.
.. Tue people there vas living an attach
lie aud other Representatives had na,s.
60 through the most terrible of ali trials
equal to those any other country bsd 60
dured, tut they had kept the faith al
had dared to love liberty in these worst -
times. VI
lie was eve! with the people Of his dis.
trlct, and, when called, would cherrfnIiv
respond. Other occasions had e.,,hIisbaS
MS record, and he did not desire ,hsn -
fepeat 1t. lie claimed that, but for the sc,
OF the Abolition party civil war ni,b, bovs
oetn ayeried. but he had only two new
thiEgs be 1Esired 10 discuss.
f!rsf, the party in power. the Adm;n;s-
ta'iOn, had refused to entertain n nro,o.
sitlon Tor the restoration IF the Un;on q,
t u states Only a few weeks SINCE tho
EN- O. or ct France-tbe mighty nation
"n"' IN oays gone by. had aided us in the
Procurement OF our indaI endenes-pronns
ca ny peaeeaoie mediation to settle This Ter
rioie' internal difficulty in which onr c,nn-
uY Is involved. Did the Adfbjnistra,;nn
accept the mediation? No, but obstinate
~ ana Wlckedly refused to entertain The
proposition. '"e
on the l2tn of last December when e., p,
the city OF Richmond information ca,na 70
the city Of New York thar there wa. 80 a., y
pusi'ioh u compromise and return delega
les % me National Congress and be obrdi-
e"' 10 Tie Constitution and laws. and Thus
restore the Union as it was, the President
On mat Day, rejected the proposition. and
me 9amn'ng evidence Of that rejection e,-
ists IN New York over his own autngrsnb
teries' near, hear,") hut there is an oil.
Sau' II I'd Secfe cy at present and the letter
mas h1t yet been given to the public. The
DAY alter the Federal srmy crossed the
happannock into Fredericksburv upder
me belief that Richmond IVES To IAN and
mus end the rebellion. The day rrev;ons
Abraham Line In rejected all nropos;tions
u re:nin, over his own signature ard ,ba
Day after. the hopes Of the tlInd ms, in
the " hlte House were diss,pqted in rho
leieat a fredericksburg. and the of
-u'UUU OF oUr sons and brnthp-s lie cn,ld
nave entertained the proposition on the
ION OF December, but he hecdIessly and
"!ckediy Grove away all oyertures. The
question row arises, who has refused terms
d peace or war? The Administrator
DsrtY-the Aboitionis,s
Inc military power which has boa7. exr.
'uted ~ the seeded States for some ,;n,n
1ow have made a bold attempt 10 aecIo-a
marital law over all the United States NJ
II tennessee, Aiabaua and MisSis.irni-
DO. p
In Indiana. sister Northern State C,I
Henry B Darlington issues Order No X
n"t 'he habit Of carrying arms W on the
person mas greatly Increased"-it has IL,
,reased' and II will increase more (cheersl
ana 1t Is rrrjndicial to peace and god
'roer-gIve Us peace and good order and
We VIII lay aside our .arms-..as well as .
, ia'lon OF civil law"-which the speaker
denounced, as untrue.
Dir. '. read the remainder Of the order
n which IT Is stated that the Major General
,om handing the Department, having or
Tered. &e, Ii. b. Darlington, Colonel Isth
nited States Infantry. commanding sign.
his order lie had nothing disresneetiul
% say OF Colonel Corrinetcr; be had sery-
"a with him 10 The State Militia. and onIv
desired to speak If him a. C, l,nel of ~
U. S. Infantry. speaking for
10 Major General cf the Department Of
Ohio. IL "
Mr.. V. bad a general order to read. to
which he called general attention
The right of tho people to carry and
bear arms shall! not be infringed."
That is order NJ. |. signed hy General
GEORGE Washington. Wio shall be nbev.
'd-Order no l as found in the copstit1-
ion OF the United Staie., or Order No Is
ssued by lnuei H. B. Darlington The
Colonel fprgcts his business when he mr.
iertakes to suTersede the consii,u,i,n of
he United States.
Now for general order No. 2, to be Cound
n the constitution Of Obie.
The people have right to hear arms
or the defense Of tbeinspIves in the State -
Colonel Darlington was the gentleman
VINO made raid into Illinois with tU
hundred men and arrested a judge while
N the bench. "Upen what meat hath this
'ur Cesar fei."
Colonel Darlington undertakes tn Lecture
he penpis on the subject Of bearing arms.
iud it has been modest. = done f,ra shoolt.
,r-stra?ped gentleman. THE Major Gen.
raj o. rhs department having orderedD-
Who gave him the right to Crler? What
avs the constitution The right of the
1eOCla to bear arms shell not be infrinved
md the right TO keep arms implies the
sluht m hur A..
immuoitiol for those arms, add lead and
percussion caps included.
why, Lord bless me, we are hating
nothing hnt Abolition, canscrirtion, and
everything ending in ton. Here the-can.
non belehed forth salute
Mr.. V. continued: Was that powder
purchased before GcueraI Wfighrs order
VAS issued?
Tho order Of the military gentleman with
.wo stars on his shoulders extends over the
entire Department. The Msinr General
and Colonel asoi essid have tight to pro-
libIt men under their command TO pur. |
chase arms, lead, &c., but have no more |
night to Frshibit You aud thon the Sui |
ian Of Turkey.
n ruthless mob Of soldiers destroyed
paper 10 Richmond, Indiana the other day
aud nothing has been done to those sol
1lers tor this act. These acts are two edged
and Will cut both WAYS by ard by aud as
river said 10 Tom CoyHin, when the latter
threatened 20 whip him, that's a game
TIVE can play" In the St4te of Indiana,
a mot Of soldiers who bad never heard of
the ferSeRial9-siimulA,ed by ceTaIds-
attack and destroy the Office Of the paueF.
Colonel Darlington lectures the peorle on
The pern'cioue habit of the recent popular
demonstration against HeWsPap er Of the
State, but what has Colonel CarTing,oa or
the General done 10 punish these soldiersT
lie had but one single rule to lay down