The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-06-05
NO. "a.

be torgisea L,ughter.1 New England
owns tho money that she earns with her
honest hands. Others love the money that
is earned b. the black hauis Of S,a>erv.-
That is the difference. 1st sha, New Ene-
land boasts. She ough; not, having such
unparalleled examples Of modes,y Of the
first families of Virginia, the meekness o,
the Carohnians. who have taught her 10 be
meek The boasts of New England stand
in singular contrast with the exquisite prin-
ciples of modesty of every pari OF this laad;
she should be condemned for boastins. Is
it that in national trusts aud burdens she
has meanly shirked her share Take the
statistics of history anu ask who gave the
most money aud the most men 10 the revo.
lutionsry struggle. Go back and ask ii in the
war of iSl2 which New Englan bate /.
she did not give tue money and was the
moral suppor, OF the cd nin,sirasson Ask
in every struggle since when the Govern.
ment has been jeoparisd. which par, of the
country has given the most materid aud
the most moral support to the public wei
1 fare, aud that shall be New Eagland's
clearance and apology for the declaration
| that has entered ail this land New Eng
! land has patiently borne the fruits and has
never shruak nor failed to bear her part Of
/ the pabiic burdens. Wherever there is "a
State You will find the glory ol New Eag-
/ Ian l. her school mis,resses and masters,
and ch rches testii, ing all over the laad
what has been her fl ielity in the civilization
of this continent No This is the cause
OF her ofenss, that in nation that run
greedily after worldly gain. she would new.
er suffer this misch'ef. that when the nation
was giving up its principles aad salvation
/ 10 the ) ou hern revolutionists. New Ea.ian
stool hrn as the apostle of q vi az aust
apostaey. For this national fielity IL Is
4 proposa,i to reconstruct the Uaion aad leave
her out Bat will you be kind enough To
tell me where New England is Not on
hsr own territory. New England is wher-
ever her iiras AMI you have got to tear
down he books thr fill the libraries Of this
con.i,sh. bsforo Nex England is shat out
Shut out this territory Z gland ain't
oa'. The laws tha; sae made throb still.
the bl11! IN At she put into them, the iustitu
tons tha. >hs framed s,aad as witnesses. 10
bring her back. Har SO IS and her daagh.
ters fl the land. One third par, OF the
population OF America is either Ne ~ Eas,.
land or descended from New Ea slAnd pao-
pie to-day. More than one million men live
In ,his nalon TO day that were born in New
4 ls'an !, an are you going 10 turn them
out? What will you do with those threads
woven into the fabric Of the country D.
There viii b, hole, and patches. take it
whea New Ea gland is turned out. Ap-
plalse And II she were turaed out. is
her hon,r gone? Was Christianity des-
troyed when they destroyed Jerusalem p
Again. if you should saok Rome and rag, it
to the ground. would the Roman Catholic
faith go because Rome went /! Ifyou burn
the Old cradle anl nurse. do you burn the
man that forty years before slept in it p
Do what you can in New England, the in.
fience OF her work abides still, aud will
abide upoa this continent. No. until you
have reors s,uiz l The STA -. not until you
have taken fro n them every Fundamental
idei, and not uatn you have changed every
Ip3ruon OF tais government. eau you gs, rid
OF New lg'sot. No. no. then for if you
should destroy her books. shut hsr schools.
send home her professors. return her popu.
iaion back 10 her and fill her up with pso.
pie from her shores mp to the mountain sides,
and build wall of exclusion. have you got
rid OF her then | tell you that you cannot
make Ia" that will keep ideas at home
You mag we'll make law that birds
shall not lily nj her than fowler's aim for
ideas hy nigh aud quick winged. and
we send the abroad. W. do not need t.
( b, IN fort 10 bonbard fort. Every New
Eng land b.ttery--her brains--wil BON.
bard slavery sill. [Applauss Stop her
It you can. Tne ages move with her
Gods provi .encs points that way : that is
the road toward the millsniam and millions
are walking on that road. aud she IDS
them. Her work is not yet done. She
knows the liberties that she planed-she
means u defend them. She stood by the
beginning. she shall not depart from the
end. Aud Christ waited three days after
he heard that Laz z,rus was sick and came TO
fad the beloved dea in the tomb, she can
cause the stone to be removed and call hb-
rrty forth, though in grave clothes. and
pointing to the Continent shall say Loose
her aud let her co.
Mr.. Bescher was loudly applauded as he
finished his remarks, having spoken an hour
and a quarter.