Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-22

10 fully rewarded Coz bic ia sad every becomes
interested contributor 10 the glsoas fabric - sus ssoa
Etcally. stronger than ever before thiak ssi and
thiok that whea tLs r,bei,a comes ~ kn end .e sl
have great nation. basrd Zee ise.r, mate hmoee
neous "a all t part. and capsule = plsyIns msli ga
things and remember that
.Thers's diviai thai shs .ss ends.
Rough hew them az we viii "
When remember with Patrick Hsery. that there !.
God Who presd.s oser ths destne. ~ nations snd tha
a peoples bat dust IN ths hollow sf bic bshds ~ b.
shaped he psases" fc~lit msy be sapersiiicn-bsl
ee that God has bad ha.d 10 all the bassess a.d tes'
out Of this great trial .f b. come fossA ssen nrr
Intelligent prosperous. aud scIas nseh hsn 80 have
heretofore been, basei the pnseipe-~tich shA
be the admiration Of The world--free institutions
Thinking thus my fellow citizens have bern iabof'ng ~
my humble wsy have ben doing somsthing tewsrd
-uring the permsnence OF the Repubiei aud thinking .
labor to have s just reward aeces.Ay q hase
something 10 which that reward might Be paid ,hst "a.
substantial. permanent aud uaorm hrouehoa the eean
try No set my poor vita 10 work % try o. eesise h
f rn currency Tor this cnuntty. Great spplAuse l
would not think much about this uihrm currency 4
we're not 10 have n1iiorm peopie. ! w.uld pot
think much about currency IL we were not 10 hsss ore
Republic. (Rrnewed cheers Aud II we are b. have
one Republic based ON free abcr want thing w
which that free labor b. rewarded and m~ke the
ward just sale the nation s safe IGeater applause
than think, Dtemsn have done something
toward that AMI 1t will be reward enough Tor me at the
close Of this great struggle feel that by constant
arms to the safety and honor and wrare of the
try during this struggle after it shall have co.ed.
Now, then, have given you not speech but rough
outlns OF ideas as they arose my mud IL had had
ume luppose could have put them into better shape
but have given them just they ctme up 10 my mind
And now the simple question wish to propcnnd 10 you
s, whether, If you beleye that this is country worth
saving whether if you believe the Union worth rrs.ar
Ing; whether, if you believe it is we'll or the w,ld that
America shall live, you will ,yonrselses do your par
[ Cries Of Yes, yes; we aiL"l How gloriou.y you
hav thus IA huN shdll have t0f
aard with your how firmly aud chreruly you
have sent your aud brothers Ia bate, Low noby
they have gone how gorousy fought and how they have
left their uudymg Inscribed the psge oi history
You have done your part noby thus far. Gid brss the
army! This invocation was uterid with much feeling
and evident emotion, to which the audience shouted
hearty amrD and gave three chet for the ia the
field Aud Col bless tue glorious people who have thus
noby sesta ned them SHINE and di,h the man.
he may be- will refuse by his voice
sustain them tomorrow. Itr at che-rs.
My fellow citizens, the ole word is locking upnn you
Hardy number of the Lond lines of that ha.
not article alb ut the Of Va andgham and the
assurance thereby of he termination Of tins trouble aud
the separation OF these States Hardly paper reaches us
from Paris that has not samethng about the matter
Why, even the Russians who gathering upon
coast to keep their vessels here, suppose, in cnDve
Hlent place in emer !ency should ca for them
they they looking to you to know you will stand
firm to whether Ohio viii give her voice far the Uni
its prosperity whether Ohio will sand by her ops
the field whether Ohio will by your glorious and hon
orabe conduct to omori"w vnacae the bouor of those
who have farn. You here tonight TO give ur
sponse and feel that any thing do to accom-
pish this reut will be done tomorrow should feel rs
though Insuttd you by any exhnraii,n to the per-
foraancs of your duty, You know well ss do the
mighty that hang upon your action tomorrow, aud
you will do your duty. am sure OF IT, And when to-
orros's es down, it will 60 down people re.
solved TO be free themselves aud TO MAINTAIN the freedom
and unity Of the Republic.
[Great cheering followed the close of the speech, and
all seemed FEEL such the fisndy and agreeable
character Of the and the placid happy tones Of
the speaker that only few minutes had been spent
cal ene Ia nuent instead of hour IN listening TO
political speech.