, 1863-11-07
Mfss DicEdnsan's Lecture Last Even

he S1sverv1 Af.verv1, Size enpno.a1 ", rh,.-
| Times would ssy that was one Of Miss D1ckin
! eon's assertions without proof The traitors saj
| that xe cou1d saye etonned this vnr. hv .om ~.
ptomise. We'll, We had compromised fas vel
| 1igh quarter Of q century. She then waa
thIooph ,,,e history or tie v..7on. comn-on,;ss
which t4d been made with the South, shown.
t,,t w.. q, +ha ,,otto,, ~ Al,
.mnnnt:a ah. M .,n,x ~ " 49, ~ M th.t do,ss s,Na
were s.a.ss when tasy were rsstsd to eon.
'u.' toss ~ .oo ~. aao "neu suo5 var
though The free States and returned to tlotr mas
..s o1.s,N o.aas~a =. a.. ..s- ..aass.s,.s 49,. 80
potnt where It ecu1d ret 70 fuhsT,taero Il stooi
,nns,1cd h.forr TIM ercat froa North xeat-rhrr+
:. ~ snrs hrt. tnst,n"4. ~ ~ n..nss t,at n
aan,s ~. Gos nd ~ a.
,cetfor. sho then caye eketch nf the histor,
~ s,s1s- HIssoa5 T1or,,,o,,,ss. II ,at1
when s vo had degraded ourselves b, eonsss.tons
which were an ontrsce to humanity. and M Insult
"en sS. ne.s ~ ou ~ a...s .t dn.t ~
70 tae hepuouo-"nen "e n.o eA.ea 'nc ouet At
sny longer. It Was said ~ the Democrats that We
Charleston Convention, DIR; Morgan satd II he had
minutes. Mr. Hubbard said ho desired moth
ioc so much as to prcdpitate tho country
into revolution. This IL wh.t theso mea
How could we compromise with such nen9 Mol
We could not compromise with them. They had
hzd tteir own Ptta.dcnts 10 long that she NortI
that 1t last they put man OF their OWE, an honest
man. at the htsd OF tl.s nstlons affars What ha
n: nc NORM 70 40 With refusing to compyomtaef
Po1Erp ~ ot
ife euagSH 'n u tasI 1e neo long been prepared
1o1 H. MI Nj ,en3E e9ao "a sass ne had kn9n9 OF It
!ong; anc IN III II is M ;1nslls Tad oeea
eusAsto - ~. ~ ~ Aa Aue- IL wab
notaIg 1nSn tha .as M11neoln p had done which
a,,,,tsS forrrseras sGucme Hnlch haa
oeen ~ a'ta,eSSt aStjt5 ~ FL 81 sasty yeafs DID
~ en1 .asa-d, IN ~ tao tHss oeaot the aecn'
Hy.o ut & iss atr,es I t9st south
~ XIII h;m a-.4 nea.,So.t est ~ . o. G1aoan.
11o VIVA rs 1a M ot ne soatasfn
thsts MPat Thc nad ftn. M eons election e DO
he " becfnninr tha sonth hsd nsass m ny -.
mind tbst when It Could no ionTer rue tSn EartS'
Yo,Se Se eount % cy III gnen aad m
a crime TO chsrre tbie wsr nnoa thr
North, For msny Ioig years, as She had shown.
F,on fhe days Of Cal.ouu II hsd been resolved I TO-
br,ng tie present calamity Of warnpon us. at tae
tarl:est opportuuity. And whilst ttmtti knayee OF
traitors Ii the Moth wv1e talktog Of compromise
md fresh advsutsres for thn Gonth to resn-that
f51tf dreadfni gun Tent boomlng rcrnns tbn waters
rom Foft Mo9itsic; and whiist .se psorle lie w:ited
h.ct sn.ne, 'sei3 nnon hair Ir snt,ryn.tion1 IN rs
sfjrht sd terror for tac result, it swepi away al
eeRP5o%!se 5o:sve5; ...., -".' -
dt1ans.s ofofEicnrs and exernti1e annnnt tarnts
1rhirh WeTe IN the nftSn Snn,S x ~ hrasE
nE ont o ths war her Object bcns to prove pro yt tit
be N Hau KY thaT ~ " aaaipas, ~
luz sa nn. tnss aoa ts ~
* acIs to do Y ss N ,etr oH snds
sne e. ,d ste ph ahf pnh aSons @ o. ns
ssia - ~ Nottb 1nn po, ion9 ~ ,r sne
do se 1o sha haa put * tbe rad
c,neq ssfed an uoea he1 h sha had had
ed fse s1osn re public ste,s
es+thy sha Ioa Eant en+ seis ae aa adfe u sae u
IN MoEay and fos tas terrific
o. 9oHp, e., ma s4eheGa me nooless aad most eo
gEo. Va # antRI!siDg tSs9 1T tee Nots d.
viii mghty eoqaenee a tbst aSee
plssfk .on,a no+ .x,.x...,z .......
diSson ps4es IL the Nor ad1s II VIZ w
not BOW breckinridge, Douglas, Lincoln
eas II va pat1i9t aIa aad tEaoT shs remembered
stood fo5 the war, and there were many such she
supposed amongst the Democrsts. But she re-
mt tmbe1ed also that the great father Of american
dItisd liz bet y walsss over tSe%: % %or s eoold
soa1l dssife peaee, q eo@pronlss VII tic tic
as sePa ss e 1Ss s.. eRa
would hayenothing to DO with gs At any prize.
.eT q Rass!s to!d lis epe!aes1s ssst b vanss9
plan OF rallso4d fos big domtnlons The enstn-
oers retired ' and o made n the & Plan: TIE Emperor
y WGuk EsfkfA,
nalkeu as aots, nov TO MOSCOW, now to Nlsninov-
G9loo' nov .t 70 farming. hoT 10 nanntaciuslng ts-
closed: And he he eaid build me- nc thst They
Eantea 1heI ench a railroad .tor the
United States, to inc!nde al East. West, North,
e III fbs 70 neoc & oa
might take them lesser, oE greater time to ac-
conpl1th 1I-bns accomplish 1t they would.
unbroken line Of defeat for The rebels and an IN:
broken line Of ~ l9S the Union. It was said
that tnen at lesst with all that power tn our
hsnae, " might hare stepped th9 ~ xas: :,d has ~
could rot imagine any terms which could be otter
cd BY the North which won1d be accepted by the
eeries Of reiterated isehoods made 6y Norih@et1 @ @
ssmpathixers with Southern rebels that the North
wasto blame because this war was still In pro-
Il, then, there could be no compromise, what
wab to be The ptatforms Scparationf EI.PtesI-
Gent Pierce said that he YVES opposed to al fo.cI-
no Wy out d thc dicat1 bas III by ~ peasesSis 1
separation, aid AGAIN. oily month after he
stated that ths South III might have ContedeIa:y Of
might join them. The Middle States might have
IN empire Of their OWE, and the E4stesn States
might be left out In tho cold. That was what
a q sfR'h iBe sh Of Msy a I'd aeliSesateS
pronounced slavery as the corner. stone Of the
new Coniedcracy-deelaredt that there were mas.
obey, and that slavery was divine institution
Were the people of the North prepared to sub
nit to redespositton Of The si,tes Of the great
fighting for ali Ills Timer TO give vantage ground
to our enemies, and conEoldste an empire q slay-
ery! and with It, two OF three other cmpiTes!
government, and the people large hearted and con-
erous-bnt they were not disposed to commit ma
floral suieIde 1poa ses!e . yast as thisi Think
f1s c p Sss e1 Gfas s. 3 81
or 6.9ss,s hsy o,tsd 951 ~ gse
Of bcayen, there wo have or mouuments. not
butt up in stately architccture-but IN little tiny
htllocks, the, g1ayes Of Two hundred Thousand
So lo5e az t6ose bstte GeIas s.e II Iemembered 80
iopr as fhpEe erayes shall eTf,tNthose tesrf1i'
IN Sen 1s
Fnusre inch Of them IA anv Sonthern raj rshei n1 anv
foreign nation! ,immen:e cheering
IL 3 lGT 81 e
tie n Nosth hsd declared It. Wbat tSan Us e but
to aeht out the battle to The endS And wnY p,o.
ast m{eht Wnnid thev III s!1 ioi ~ ca1n ~.
cstiy. at onee fn t3niah tha sva. hich bad Ses
20 nob1y berlin md ca1ried on. Tia need of tha
eenieode IN tbe b,stnpv ~ RnMe orast chasn
had tnrnne sndden1v onen n that cnstvMhonaes
temp1es. pnblic buiJdIpEs gave Tay, and ali was
esSa men.of Rnme met M an and they aeTeed that ~
tbS1 xrna mnst ssrned - 4he cifA1.a5s shnT1I ho