, 1863-07-09

feeling and emotion, but am for the Union. and
will spend what little Of life Heaven has blessed
me with before the ever g1orions stars and stripes
there In Kentucky Is the grave Of my mother, the
home OF my childhood; and 30 help me God. be-
ters one jot or title Of Southern rights shall ho
aak for them that when this glorions nation snall
be restored that 1t shall be free from the eyerlast-
Ing curse Of human slavery.
A6o!it1o1tsts' war. firmly believe that the Al
mighty Ruler Intend d that this rebellion should
r. t9e meass Of oblitelatpg slavery; TIC arst shot
r, and the traftorous slavery. olfghafcbY car tsEe
toe credit Of It II they will but cannot blame tha
| war npon The Abolitionists o. the North But I
am prone to confess that shall have no regrets it.
IN the great coz diets which are going on TO pre-
serve this nation slavery Ia forever b1otted out No.
1oone7 man zee ms destroyed
slave set free. Irmly believe that the daT IN not
far dietsnt when the nations Of the earth Viii hail
seraal emancipation. {GEeat cheerIng.a i have
never thought that q public man need fear to ex-
press his sentiments, and the truer to the
tions Of his heart the warmer will BE- the res
express mine, and now proclaim that I have A.
efsp there H.
voice ever placed man i could not iuilnc5 ne to
give up these sentiments Of liberty and humanity.
The war has been carried forward as fast as pos
Hible under the circumstances. We had no army
or navy to speak OF. Had to enlist t1oopa and
drill aud equip theH-hsa all the arms aud uniforms
to mannfacture-to build vessels and guuboats,
instead Of those stolen by the rebels, are to In.
creaae our nary-to replenish Treasury impover-
isled by rohhery-we had all to do, yet we have
done 1t, and now have . navy that will vie With
any on the globe, and the most extensive and bra
est army that was eTcr brought together, composed
Of the very flower and chivaly OF all the country.
When we reflect that We hare had naval battles
2tC miles apart, mid at the same time maintaiued
abtockade LOO miles In cxtent-When we take
Retrospective view Of our military condition at the
commencement Of the war, as compared with our
present army and navy, and remember what we
have accomplished, there Is certainly no saue
thinking man who can complain. The great aim
Of the GoSernms Mt is being carried Gut, and We
to see. trust, the Of victories
morta1s ever behe1di {Cheers.}
play "Di1lc'- beautiful air composed i; b. a
Northern man, aud 70 universally popular. When
IWaslast with our brave boys, on the feld-there
patriotic set Of men as ever lived many Of them
suffering from dieease. and others from wounds
received in the late battle, yet they all Joined In
the determined words,
tin Dixie's land III take my stancl'
Ivonld say to ~ Demee5stic friends and nv
there is no longer any Republican party or Demo-
fellow citizens, know no party except my coun-
try! In all my appointments I hare appointed
more peERons whose political faith Is opposite to
mine than those Of my own party. have received
every man who viii bsing good honest heart and
mint. The news comes Of this 18th OF July that
our armieB are g1ortously triumphant.
. ! pray you, without distinction ospsrty. to send
to thoee brave boys In the aEmy-send to them th+
undivided sentiment-one glorious, one universal
cheer from all the Inhabitants Of the North. ask
these men who are low making every effort 10 op
low as to be considered enemies Of their county,
that they would not say one solitary word Of hope
and ehee. for the poor soldiers who are pouring
oc:atic patty, who have brought themselves down
10 low III to he considered enemies Of their coun-
try in this her t1yiag hours Will they be ready to
He said he had epoken too long: {Go On, 60 on
what about the C0ppcrhead LegisHture-N abash
Ra:lroad) The Legislature from the beginning
T 1s appointing ali ofeers rs to oee, created m b. ths
Conetitution, and by laws: when the Constitution
In express terms conferred TINT power on the exc
raj Assembly make such appointments. That
Legislature also aimed BY adjourn
ming over from time to time for periods longer
10 constitute itself body ID perpctui:y Afraid to
commit themselves for or agaiDst the war they
were for ad3ouEnfng oyer to see the signs Of the
wouS b. III ths n ssn
were against it. They also treated me with per
toual di.conrtcsy by refusing in an unprecedented
oi ahe lad 1p;sd t. theY T for moment Dnnt
entertained the idea that would not avail myself
Of the fret opportunity to aourn body guilty Of
tfye1peeted good, thsy haye found out that they
miecaicul*ted the metal and the patriotism or
lueha1d Yates. uond eheess) Well knowing
that their peace resolutions wese pendng and lots
note to them telling them, in th. languase Of the
'eoldieEs to the rebels, to - ektdaddleH Loud .
laugh: er, and three cheers for Governor Yates)
They had been in session for nine days, and it
ham
leaving with Their nine dollars and postage
Stamps. tLaughter) Horse railroads, peace RS
outions, and fllibustcring speeches have oil gone
Ganghter:} They deseE!e The sslong sympathies
q he country for thus being caught tl
tue clutches Of an Abolition go7ernor. loud
g?shG Thsy ts1s stat, g: him
furious retolateons against him, and iamor-
tai zed themselves bY passing famous resolution
that they were opposed to any further offensive
heartily ashamed OF themselves. {Chee1s and
iIrjoice that We ars now here, and live to COM
achieved by our Brilliant Victories
en- the 4th Of duly, 1859 Let us NOW aud hence
furth eend back to our brave soldiers one undivi-
raj cheer from the loyal millions Of the North.
Fellow citizens: have unfa1tering faith in the
Of the Gsioa From 1sEy early boy
enoWe1ed down his blessings upon this, or na-
tive land, and had made 1t his chosen heritage,
Nhe!e railroads, commerce, and al the charms OF
civilization we're to be established And, by the
the love Of liberty will still coutinne to cherish
ttat dream, and atil believe that from the Saint
Lawrence t. 70 the Gull, from the Atlantic to tho
x tbs he ,oE on,og Sillows 20 long as We shan
esmr glorious atar.epang1ed bancr. Enthuaiastic
cheers