Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-25

TC0nc;udod.
- ,sl Of Plymouth Rock, and more
r. Williams and his compatriots,
M. tolsrI;ion. Let her Danish now
f,,srar her dreamers and her sophists
Thar fanatics, ard call back into her
y, -IminIs,ration AMI into the national
-7+s d. her men of might, her grand in
.rr-s,ue Of them still livc-and she
& vg. escape the dangers which now
-1,za her with isolation
7ttp. ~, while I am inexorably hos
3 q Ie-i;sa domination in religion OF
7a.e OF politics, an net in favor of
5, ropgsst exclusion Of New England
Iru.i haze the Union rs 1t was; and
y Nv England as she was, But if
yw E2.land viii have 10 union
vi stockholders Z she is not content
n ihe Ir:on IS i. was" then upon
g OWL head be the responsibility for
sys:ga. And thcre VIII be no more
a1s.u low. &; least, VIII be exactly
C-s,.aI.l.
And irgw, II, can the central States,
yg- yc.k, New Jersey, and Pcnnsyi-
yaai,, crasnt % separation Can New
Torz civ Sir, the trade OF the Sout!.
z,i3, h, la--giy what size IS. She was
t1a G..2, banker OF. the Soath-co;:Ou
tlsl Lar a4ioG Viii shipping and her
hank, with -1i 81: IN ~ evil hour
liz ..sa.--. ! III - ~ bad, men Of
Chm. .la. Pcrsla /, Ier merchant princes
gains. ...,.. .,.cs- ,-sso1 III business
la. Il c--4 rc:ain or tc-cc hack the
sli.ir-H .r-!s b w;.r. War, indeed has
g'=I ls-. Ir-i ns-v, : naE business and
i-ie II ~ a::i more profitable than the
d Fl With disunicn ;hat, too, must
1z,-. IN! let ,lOt Ill s,rcer, OF any
- "a. interest. mcrchantile, manu-
I-lalz, OF commercial, irnma@ine that
2aA nave p0w2c enough Or wealth
1za e stand in ihe way of reunion
I'll peace. IL them learn, enc and
L.. public man Who has the people
Is support, Is stronger Than they,
2l55h he may not nc worth 4 million,
Iaen one dollar. A little while ago
'-2zs sud they were king. but Presi-
:. Ja.asCn speedily taught them their
-'-l4s- Next railroads assumed TO be
9 and cotton once vauntcd largely his
s.51 Air, these are only the royai
-a-y-9rinces Of the blood. There is
gae k.ng on earth. Politics is king.
d. 10 return: New Jersey, too, is
q closely - tie South, AID the South
and .ao7e and longer than any
:. N2i2, She remembered both her
:, q tae Constitution and her interest
-s lmoa, And Pennsylvania, = sort
.a.'lie ground, just between the North
VIZ aol!h, and extending, also, 10
: "eS', H United by nearer, if not
'-=e7 ties, to every section, than any
- one State, unless it be Ohio. She
N-'Ae 5 yet-the keystone in the
- Oli cTumbling arch of the Union:
border State and, more than
= ne has less within her OF the fanat-
: q disturbing element than any of the
,-> The people of Pennsylvania arc
- :. : -l2l1ole, practical, and cnterpriising,
=. beng aggressive. They have
he honest o!d English and Ger.
y :, .'''it than any ether No people
=. more diligently their own business
3 ha55Sa one idiosyncracy or speci
tiJ-the tafAti and even that is really
lore mattS- of tradition than 0
aa'an;ial interest,A The industry, cn
ans, an4 thrift Ok Pennsylvania arr
%aiantly able to taE care of them
~ ..,s against any competition; In an,
ss ~ The Union is of more value. man!
p, 70 her than any local interest.
- ~ V'leF ties also bind these States
- !! wanna and New Jersey, csSeeiall.
0sI- -s South, and the South to ihem
r., IN imaginary line separates tn
I. mo, nom Delaware and Maryland {
P.-,,-y ys-a"are river, common TO bot
! ;Eanla y and New Jersey, flow
s,,;;-, ;D7.a"aFe bay The Susquehann
j IN ms rs waters, through Pennsylvani
lsi "a land, into the chesapeake
snT great watershed itself, extend
i No T.,C''oik, and, therefore, almost :
=. ,r ,.A carolina line, does belong. an
Oeiong, In common and centr,
Sasee, under one Cover