The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
speech Of Richard O,Gormsn.

New York, on the 4th of July, Mr. O.
Gorman said:
How are the people Of the North to be-
come unanimousI The Government has
It's own plan, and it is exceedingly sim
pie if it could be carried into effect. II
is simply this: That ell the people in
the North are 10 concur with the opinion
of their party or retire to the Dry IoItu-
gas. This plan Of securing u"a.imjtv IS
expressed exceeding; wei H. The phrase
OF unconditional loyalty. It means that
YOU must discuss no pubic question un-
less YOU discus, il it, Il i1fa favorable t.
the Goverrmcr; aud the Hctuoi!can par
tv. When tucrn is q uuiscuS~;yu YOU mast
not stay silent, Lccansc, as the President
SAYS, yol must ToWa out in favor sc the
tjJyc'uue., AID is actions, whether you
Ike th,u Yr iyt Tcq must read Just
;.hut i4g:r, the Government likes. you
iauSt "a; "lat tcic2ra.ns irD a the war
tia; the Government ,oncoc.s: YOU must
get 81 much and ., ,Ii.ir Information
about wig! Is most Gca: 70 yen, the sue
cess ui yJJ' ai.u,>, oIG t4- :4te Vi your
brethren, rrsr'sllv - the Government
chooses {. r,c IT," G7vernmc.t ' II
ba pa.crrai, and You are reducing vvur.
&~.IQs IL IT,. :,at.tiuH Il .tt.- children
o;.-:. ..5... ,H,.jn aaj stu. ,our eyes aud
lai;e VIA. IL. cortraMcat gives yea
I(rr,@t !au5Ala".' Vow that ultic purse
IS AN was !roal ,:ae + ;.rc t;ied in
l.uf,re. Ih-gv vas /, t4rn;."ci ia Europe
who made TIA. -KPcl.:".ut II Erauc-
some TIM $50. j'o Va Luis XVI;
ana hc could ro. set hia people 10 agree
Win hiiA n cyerytAi"- J.2v haJ one
N.i. aud Al oa3 a"o!u.r; &Ad tic plan
TIA; hl adopted ~ ,cc'.ye uf.,n5m,ty was
:, send Is r.auy as /. ,hyg-at proper to
: place called the Bas,i'n. [o,,. possibly
ypu remember that he continued that un.
ii! the people, long apathetic, were at last
stGng into resistance, and they walked up
with their pnarmed breasts TO the Bastile
and tore it down Stone by stone, and
sv@,.t tie iIp! lining from tie face Of the
,.,rtt. '5iea. c'4v!H.l.J -A:,d tLat re
minds ,.a .i 4 l:st'e story. ILaGshter
The j.e, q a. i;a-,,.o Ms seat by Ger.
Laiav.t'. =. Gcr"e.. Washington. hp
accepted !. rs 4 token e ,hc ,,otDry Of
freedom 4rcr de>ro.sm. and lac ulug it
up n Maua; crr.-, L--J- h,arl .hat
tu.t 10y = '.,.~.o-. ..,"..u,eg aud !
an Eeyy creip,v l'i1ilaca lHat an cXpeT-
In.cr: las be.l made IN thc 6cpta -oi the
midn'eht, a.l t.at il exactly fits Fort
Lafayette. Iu- experiment vas once
mag f...3 ]. jhe.sa.!. There wGs ,u.l
apo. q ,,,o. ,a,rc + king VIII, had 4 viii
4 LIS w0 AID G.'ri.t-~ Who was dis
posed /. 4ep nir iat firz Wa Charles
Ii. i.rs.. jh.y :.aa-ur..,d Z system ui
q1cn..:.'..a. 'syty .a-' Iacy ca,ic!
y..r..."f..! jat 'r v:,'r5 ano ting
10.i tH' people ara.arr, o;,;: tnsrc was 10
-omprJl3j-' be te-n them. .n4thr result
Va, -.Al ,ao >ag .s.t juv .t..rc ,,al ,ae
ne.iHc tH,. 'u' ,.,u:., b.. '...>. t-,r ..-
h,".e3 u''I !s.'ao' :1e. !, ,H,ai,.r; ."at
NJ, S'wi;l laj !aat .ia"sactja9 before
him wncn he sad 70 Lord Lyons, on the
, l4th of September, 1861 MY lord,
can touch bell on NY right hand and
order the arrest OF citizen in Ohio"
He CAl it [LAghtcrl -! can touch
rtAel. Il Nca 1o'N" iI- canpo, DO It.
ireMcnaoI. ."i gJ.iua-l 4lt.4nse. 4
'.iyc-." i.'ye 90. ..s ,'3Y.,n.r 8 J
o-u.,uv.7 Cen lie UI. SIS =; England
10 n,c .,.;..L.ai... $40. ~ :-..44: ST.,
t..Ah.. t..l. IT,. i"-u-. It.-.> ~.
+"r I-'.. Aty stat a.., occupies ;nl
throne ~; Far'ar') .n> -a-" are 'oya
4cJp..; LlS ia ,,..- i l.,;c yal;@ sh5
&D.e 1t.- aHa".pt r. .u' ..i.v "o-lI .0
- t-: 81, ,.a; n,Dt ,.-", ,ai"h
u-a 5; '.'"r..r -,.. a:.; t..' .9.nl lie.
Gaming 81. ... -. .'.i....'. ....... - g.,
70 nao'u "iurt ar3 r""".~ into 2 'n,.>iu
g. the ~. a "..:h tt" c:us .as !"
h',c.:.. ,,I.. ""..e ccs secure ,ua.I
. III, .r;:> !'r', =. .r,.n... ..,'- g.! ...4I--.'
"1a: + ital 'a &. i"mon.".r present,
"1 '''amaa. ea., >rtre PERHAPS haow
.o1t a. iar as iaH. cou'.a n-.i, / have e.a-
a-'"urI ;..l~ "-r. tI"t ..s,...ta ID. taa,
sra-. .o' :. :: r.ss.,.- .--:. ~ ;-ru-
n.,', t~p,aas, , L@.. ...-.! r.. toy
poor voice for peace WREN I though;
possible anA believe ihat from time to
time curing the last two years oC war, an
honorable peace, an honorable rccoaci,,a-
ton, an hGn"rao.2 compromise would
haze hsea rt..'ha !'..- r0w tna. the
var j.. II. ;ty a@a.r a..' jlat u, arc :,
toe cij. aad -.rt-..r .l Ji- t1.l.: nov
tat rGs ,1.uv j.. u;,,tt. , -,.j 3i 4 neigh
.o;irt Stat ~, y '..,:.--e peace ,eT.
Wi"n t.si, stca1...t '- ..*.,. 't...- ": i ;lv
ro:Cc CON" nig aga,p .r ...es"ii." .iou
.nr enn'rrow..y h'a o.. t.at .,n eay-
u.w ~. o.. 3.,.H., t-e;i. ....
l-o,cl:.nr ltc., 40. 80 -]De' minute,
TIE E.:...r a. .a.. -..r..g ~. II,
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vas t,.v.i..r '. ..... ...l ....s IA. k
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b. n. W. h.. .#t... .-. tr....'.u rar
/ that taw.r,9, e',:' s. '.-.'.s.t II,
Wa true t. To. lj.e..-.- / lluuu.a, gi
which tue interests ,t ~.- .a..,sco ere
q 'arcc Pq't, and ~:nre .,,. -. i. Gus
history haze oa-.,.,e.. rt..-.'|,: -
sc honor itoH0.r.' @- 80 ..e 'oroc
nowoey for t9e@e ;a.n-5 nnd uc mary
others, and 80 ia tHc cay al. :;t.' viIc.
lac scrvei So eheicu-'r a, fct:, q, IL. ..fG.y.
Tie Dn.ietin Is (3.'r uarrou ri jo "a, thqt
LISA, l., tlis -i3o,..t. -uiY.oi .suatc!v
L is not IL tie nature Of tuat sheet to say
n just thing, without n withdrawal or
pro iSt,. 1t seents ltsttircttvciv TO sIrr.nit
back from merit tne moment that} >; fuGs
itself compelled to rerog0iz. ard achnow,-
edge it. licnce, we are not surprised
that Immediately it had made THIS Just
cuiogjum or a lailhia, public sctyan;, ii
shall have been startled at The excellence
Of the character which 1t has drawn, and
tarn round and en1eGvor to dauh and
smut it. To this end comes in the habit
ual "hnt.' But he is not loyal 10 the
Union etc. Now we would ike to know
what the Bulletin bases this charge upon
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