Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-23

prosperity we musI awake ie'oW cllIehs' nom
this sumber to sense OF our Stuauoh' danger and
duty, or we are LOST unless indeed the gallant men
OF me west rush 10 te preach ana secure the glory
that IN part belongs to us we cannot forget the
great stake we haye i'll tins cause For what are the
tree states IN arms to-day cannot put repeat SIS
Tue gentleman VINO preceded me, IL 10 10 restore te
Aq'hollly o me uSS over every men OF our teIIo
'ry-(great cheerlngk we al!uw ourselves 10 con,
sluer me means 10 carry on the war as te emu ana
o9Ject OF the war llell you We are iignins luI 'S
lheSc Unlied states, hsilohh1y WITHOUT "IiVHnoV
a warehouse III worcester wuu,G NC W N , Que
Srout IN uie eyes o. lIue n"a'Gl,ts, w az NY
pceh Wsgeu aSalSl ueslolls ANU lIauhes Ior .le
possession OF inc OhScst iIOe's, uu our eiI loa
contest i0r the suphhest uhi'y ne Mo!u mas 9NeI
seen, what 40 we ltau me laSl nour III the pupHS
prlh'S' lna' hussial leIe Are virtues "nlon ollu
her TO our hearts, Is making ptepatauoGS lor WEI
uhlrccedeh'ed III her hlStor! Alu that te peopte VI
,a. country are recIuinP nrI T,ny "a ILL.,
never before khoWh Anu LOT what oNhIi! MAJ
81, refer may nave tne pils.es' oi taNs o"'I ~
the waters OF ST. Constantine france 100 mas
Time ana AGAIN become the merry furnace OF palue,
III WmcA me ana properly nave oeeh InrroWh away
as cha, that the slender thread oil the hhihe hishi
mark her western boundary forever Ang shaIl
we do less Tor our kline, loF our Aeuliet'
Taheah' Our cause Is greater man theirs lhis
land was shaped III the Almighty h&hu;
toI ono empire These rivers MOUNTAINS Slopes ana
meadows were arranged for one people, not lor
many. Ours is war Tor the country ltsell Tor one
government, one constitution framed by our fathers
TO be udssoluhe to them and their posterity iorey-
En- These groups of nstionalities merged into
happy unity, all tins theater OF historic prus' OF
marvellous growth, ofsveetcr happiness, OF victory
over all for our arms; all this We are lighting to
maintain against tho dread ALTERNATIVE oil beng re-
| dUced to two more hostile and defiant nations,
| staring each other in the face owe: borders con-
| stantly changing In several governments, not one
| of them worth the name, there would lc anarchy
| snd chaos until the weight Of some foreign power
should be thrown into the scale, and all liberty be
| lost the trident of some military despOtlsm.
Such is the crisis of the hour We cannot escape It,
Ii is the Union-the whole or none. II is that, my
| friends or it is nothing.
Mr.. Bullock went on to speak OF slavery as Incl
dental and said that If ont OF this CONFUSION of the
body polite, cd in his mercy should give the Union
back to resting stronger FOUNDATIONS, clothed
with more imperial power, ana stronger with Vigor
life. he did not know that should refuse the
| gracious beneiacion. (Cheers.)
! lie then spoke OF the five remarkable addresses OF
| Rev Henry Ward Beecher in Great Britain, as be-
ing of Incompatible service, emitting him to the
| gratitude of all future generations Mr.. Beecher
| was perhaps an extreme man but he had stated this
question in a manner that would obtain the endorse
| ment OF all ofus He told them this u for
the Union. and thus he was for it, and not less SO
for believing that in the course its prosecution the
institution OF slavery woMlu lade away forever IIen
me race OF mo eartn AHuhnS 10 nseit anu 0Ei
DAEs as iepIesenilaii' ee VI .iue lsi' PIi o i -,
%etis oJ isr tlair srad and ,nited hands mon
RethSt ana nay tuelr cI' spsu atU ui'ev laius uPV
t tie ai.aI VI .;lel' I'M y re- ~ 90
t tte a'i0r Vi tIie ''o 49, ' nd u, $40 d.
ine 4S oyer our coIn i county IA ne ~ f
~ 'ninA A siN'eig VIII DC s"eP' away iO'i "a" 0s
" ~ ~ t "a ali =, =; a.; 10 800, 90 ,,. o,,, o,,,
u. TNiuy 10 $50 80 In gu + ny t id f
az +h o. fS G ~ 80 ioo and con-
Iaehce' Iile Storm "ltIlout mas nut pre- eteu an
atvudl0e TaIell seen h'lI 'eSe wis: NC
VIII happen, SO revoTsos IN clIll ana military aiias
n 1;t De "a Peoaeui h,' a. ,ne SUI WI & " az
I E Lot. a',t T.9Poi N - - 1;iy - ~
,,Nng over us o4gn', ~ zee sl,reL mN.s ~ orv
western !ioii"oh tndt WIN Seu Iaui1ll0e anu Sioi
ofsf Us 5@tG.ea W iaee aotH t tgasU no
you ana iike ehcouIaSeeHt rom tne SUCCESSES ?I
our arms II We IHSt iWeilly iheiT Tl is
n3tnHB IKE II IN an history sl1ce tliile nesan nv
Iepeion Is III every eSSt~l OT'l 49, III
uOus I2liule ihey eNpeclcu i'lus4 G noItn, lne
north Is every gay UecomlhS more anu more uhlteu
tAItCleO ioltSu ai'ls anu lnl'ibi iitNIOis ''
| nrst sylhpatheiic with lebelnoh are nov no'elIns
IN PescClui alaCS arouHu our % t Inn
lHey eApecleu oul HhAlces ~ ~ STA w ~ p' ~
own nave SUNK never 10 rise iie VIZ eie 1T 80 90
more pFosper9us my e4Isyeu We emDIT 'si iut
wan 9l men, Dut see we aiacFty o HeT AHA @
aIIu hlo,tc l'ia'u 'el 'iIuaas c"ili 49, ~, "N
Ion1n5e5ing ID PauceeVlt$ MN Tp
J ~ sI tto 1iit lmt t,r fonr ibon
pfaT IL. II IL 90 - tr;,,llt,h ndJ Tho shadows
sa ru hi!cs ~ - ou,: ~ 49, p, y III W.
% trs GI c gu st ov t s
loIEer pay over lne il'eI non o. i-o' ~ no
/ det.is. ~ eAteeteu ~ ~ -, .i,i oi+oi,
| but four ofthem nav sO.spoGs ,O'' ~, i5iNaI
and Missouri Tennessee Lofu anu @ i-'ii'
now emerge imperal i'm their nue. anu sIaEe-
nv has vanished from their borders like t u cam ;
| of an hour We are now in the very heirb,, the
yery epoeh of our ouportunity If oniy remains e
fill up our ranks and the rebel lion is closed Who
| ever ensts now ensts for ne f-uInphal march II
NAV be for six months it may he for q wear we
| know not but victory awaits Us The eagles of The
restored Union are plainly visible over tie field be-
| fore 1t is many a stormy day since our eagle
| went forth fl ON the north but onr bird shall come
| back he shall soar TO his home over the dome-tLe
| national dome iCheers1
| Now Mr. President before | take my chair one
| word in relation to orr duty: orr duty-wa come
| not here for'plcasure hui for tuty II is one and
simnirEto stfsnJ NV +he ,r.sij.;t Of Tho iT,i,nS
| States (CLeersl No man can MEAD his n0Iitics ne
| excuse for Withholding his co-operaton with the
| government There is man uIou this platform
| known TO Won nj eudeared 10 yo, aII who ms brd
the highest Offices within the gt OF The PEOPLE ofthis
wealth-ouce twice irice-a man ~ no has
reached that period OF lie when he has far less at
stake in This Contest than Won and I AIfhouoh he
never gave vote for the president of yonr choice
he said 10 me inst he III j. is tv 10 y his hasr
y co-operatiou and suunort TO thc 0oyernmpnt and
those who administer in state and nation. Aud
mere ne Is lPolntlns to hon Lew LincoInl Great
Won to4,iolt Int if awe. me- nl."re ~ b @
before you an example of noble patriotism.
IL Is nor possible ihat Aou should dlscohnect the
self desire but one psrtvtJe mnrty nf Inc IinimS
desire to follow but one nag-the flag of nay coun-
Try. SIT bullock paid attention TO those at the
Iior'h "ho cIoak ana WHO symVatll2c WIN TeLel-
mem 70 tApse traitors Whom he would brand all
we MN siaile anu ulsuaih' on their ioleheaus
Al.N vi men p'Ihs, ell 'iiG uust 70 winch iney
mus reluuh ShouIu IeIuse 10 hou IGlloWslhp WIN
'I 9 !at'ehen cai classes, Immense appauso'l
~ men quoted from Tue I"at speech OF MI. Doug
s, 'Iat 'neIc were Olily TWO siues-eVerY one must
pe ur OF aS'ist tIe "hieu States-paillots or tran
TORS = ana hopeu we should rise to the appre-
hehslol OF tlese 'olty ana inspiring words OF The
great eomHoiie! vi inc west we Will renew inns
night one ana all our aiIeElahce 10 the fortunes OF
our allcieu country. mere Is no alternative. The
war must go on we stshu III Tie breach TO rebuke
timl1liy' ana ciceF aiu succor those who stand by
me nag ana country III us iour OF peril The door
OIL peace iies thfoush stshdF' peFse'eInS war cul-