The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-06

tbitr. Con " hc rossihlc that man
who hos grown into mgahpod upon the
very soil that has drank th' blood OF rcvi
Iulutionary fathers, that son Of New
England who has gazcd uponvthe memo.
rials of that revolutionary oonnict--tha'
the sou OF Germany who delights in the
name aud is prouj ot Dc X 10 who rcur.
I'd out his blood az Cpmdtn in South Car.
lulias--oF son Of the Emera!d Isle that
would jufu his hack upon ,lis county
Z when he rrmrnbcrs that on the cliila uf
IQu.bcc, Montgomery frll Is there any
man here hcsh from the conclay,s vi II
rebel compl l. there any man hero in
|symuathy with Bragg, Joseph L. Johnson
or Jefferson Davis, The arch-trnitor Of
ircbcldomi 4 thrri l., say il TO. night, aud
would say II i my mother were involy
led. he deserves to see the dey when the
streets of Tim shall bc ornamental
| hy the dcud bottles orsuch mon. (Chcors)
/ My fellow citizens il win never, never
( 10 to SEQ 20 cut 90 battle thousands Of
your sons, hruthcrs unt husbands bap.
/ tied IN your tears Of anxious prayer
icnifds.rl with that old banner, and
then let disloyal traitors talk ogAinat
and laugh 1t thris noble cIorts and
Inducements. What is such man as
Ithotl Let such man 10y his car 20
moihcr ,aith and think he would hear
/ the STRUGGLING protest of the mighty and
/ loug cad Washington. Greal God, give
lus war, gives u, battles for tho sake nT
Mc country; let the, battles come thick
aud ast--let us fight il IL possible IN
ninety days. .......
Peace! Bot Is there anybody that cS.
Irccls this war 10 termna;c 10 . day or n
wcckl do net. ] have lived some il
tie while and um y young man yei, lut
| have made orc discovery - that is, that
everything that hcgips earthly has an end.
Now. did not think itwould last as lorg
us it hns You did not. We thought
we could clean them out in n little while
bu, it's right smart joh, ond at the samc
time it Is q biz ! ih. Whit if II should
last three ycars, is that ary reason Why
we should cry pcoccl What kind Of
, peace 10 ycu wautl nm a peace man
myself never ordered the a9,h 10
fire a muEkct unless in the name ot
peace; and when | did they let fly vollcy
| amer volI,y, peal ui(cr pcal until The air
was dim with smoke nrd rang with the
+ music of Mjnnics. That is the Kind Of
peace argument; that is nn argument tho
rebels can undcrsihrG; thry do nnd"r-
. stand IT, daughter and cheers.) Thcy
: have hcrn irving on peace arguments in
ludiara and New York; they have been
talking rcncc, cryirg peace, praying
= peace We'll, now, have rs much con-
r idtncc 10 the justice Of God us anybody
. else, aud faith In his power, hut ! am not
clear on the subject of his having an car
f,r any such pruycra. What has been
1.-The result OF ull ihisl Why mon hold
cl peace meetings and adopt a string ol
ID peace resolutions.
r. Want pcacc, In Gods nomc who don't
want Il! How did the rebels receive these
nropasitionsl Why they spat upon them
D Thcy laughed at your iolly--thcy sncercd
y II your weakness. TAX abtu, peace, sny
they. G We us blank piece OF paper 10
,writc our own terms upon aud we will
= have 20 pcacc--nothing but the utter,
r, complete, unqualified overthrow Of the
u government,
9 There is bu, ono question. VIII you
J. consent 10 the utter annihilaiion aud over
. throw of the American Republic, or viii
y , you sustain the men who die in It's de-
: icnccl Mon may make little issues, but
that is the question. You say Old Abe
= don't amount to much. ] don't eprn
l. whether he amounts % r'uch or not, OF
. whether changes In heads Of departments
;, are frequent or not, our country is tho
l same. 1t has It's mountains, valleys aud
" rivers-its rising millions, and ir the cab
i met is variable, thunk God, our country
= is not, The suu rises und sets Just us
! when Washington was President. Let
NJ hold on Ike men 10 the SlliD or State,
= drive OF the enemy from the deck, keep
her floating two years longer, and thcn
% We can vote Old Abe up Salt RIVER
:, Because DO not Ike the President.
y Chase or Stanton, or some pftbc men IN
~ the Cabinet, ! want the war stopped. II
- il II great aud bloody conflict. II IL esh
!" be s,oppnd rather than wait Two years to
= save tho ship of state and oyoriurn the
:. waves Of ana-chy surgng around our
y peaceful banners ofcummcrcc, until the
b frecmcn ofthc nation NJ the ballot bcx in
70 constitutional way Withdraw their sup
20 part from the government, let IL fall -
" How tallys that with the men of 1876
" tracked to their camp at Valley Forge by
u the blood marks from their mixed feet
~ How tallys II will, tho tulk OF the Repub.
80 lican army IN their retreat acrDss tho
Z, Dalawarel Did they say lot the country
~ r., we will hold on no longer! No, taid
y" mothers and sisters 10 sons aud lrothers,
hy 10 frms!--io the rescue. Then tho
y, whole country united with ono voice and
" " tho tide changed. Suppose Washington
~ had said it is too long, too tedious, costs
~ too much. Few rightly estimate what
- this country is worth there are very few
~ know what IL cost. Carved cot 10 meet
= everything connected with that greet
~ =. school inuugIrated by Providence for thu
" development Of great people, II is grow.
20 Ing Toward tho end. Look ut the Tevo-
~ ns luiionary struggle. See our borders laid
% waste by savage hands. SEQ what cur
W fathers submitted TO, 10 sustain the gov
ernment. Yes, saws one, thst is a II right;
~ hut tho niger. Well, what thenl Why
~ ths war was begun for tho constitution
~ and we don't want the niger to have any
w thir9 10 do with IL. Is ahy man here 30
y" meania spirit, such awretch, 50 out OF
81 lov1aAith man5and God that he wouhl
~ slcr1ks his country rather than see a
81 poof<sA lie from Africa lit up hin head
VI aud claim G I'd aud heaven as his! The
" idea Of a n gro soldier in this country!
~ Were you ever ssldiorl - am not a
~ negro soldier man. Tam half white n.y.
self but ] am FREQ born. Many oTject
~ ~ 90 this negro soldier business.9 want u
~ ask them one ding, How wouldyeu Ike