Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07


death Tho eowArdlce Of Webstoss FOL-
Iowerh a. the Cabinet has turmstl Ais empty
rhetoric into solemn. trpth andpow honest
rnen ere noi only Al nbesi1 btt hoend 10
i've apd die nader n motto Llttty and
Ueicn, now and. ierfrsf. ope and lpsepars
But VIA. Is Ole hat i am sAyins I
U1loB An idle word, whether on The
lips of Lincoln Or Seymour. Man does NOT
make tho Uuions, and Il IL hardly possible
for man 70 break them. One would think
by tho wav IN which men talk, that Un
ion y made By parchment as II marriage
, aid not consist 81 loveing hearts, but Of an
z imposlhe ceremony, snd a certificate fled
with he -towu clerk ~ II union wss
mede up Of pieces OF paper. Why docs
Cohnecticnt nerer islk or secediag from
Mssaprhpselts AS well might one Of the
Siamese twins Eeeede from the oiber as
well night one drop Of Msssach1Se,is Bay
tecede from the north OF Winthrops Island.
and another from the south The moment
yon have made lhsse people respect each
oiber, the moment goa have made the south
Fscognizs the fact that tue north has an
idea. and viii GgAtfos IT, that that idea
lDclndrs the iuslice Of q cd aud the apIroval
Of man. prosperity end progress. vigor aud
: strength, that moment Carolina will cling
closer 70 Massae ehusetts than TO Cuba, where
< she nos belongs; and then without con.
ventioa a. Philadelphia, without Coufiet
or Herald, withont Democrat Repnh
licen, this Face---one in blood, one ia his o.
y, one IN interest, one ir pride, one in
hnf,e--ufll - one Ia C7o-Ara.,oas ra;,.los
tFuctable 4 F EIJ
!. Bug. after all, what is the President.
Proclamation. 10 usI Nothing but step
In the progress of people, which is pres
Perouss ndepeudeutiR in spite Of the world.
But let me Opea 20 you the huts of three
niiloDs of-slFves.9 end what is tha, prorla
nation there Itisih sunlight scattering
tie despair Of centuries. II Is a voice like
! that Of Ged, that gives the slave the right
20 works and to talk, the right to child aud
10 wife. IL is wesd that makes the pray
ers Of the poor and the victim the corner
stones OF The Republic. Other nations siEce
Z Greece have built their nationality on a
Thermopylse, or great nsme-a victory,
or Q knightly family. Our cerner stone,
thank God. is the blessing Of The poor
0eh -eo8 hoato u TUG pThyork Ot tOut init
lion. who secognss Il az the pledge Of their
ffeedcm. The hut Of the Carolinasg They
may curse thai paper 10 ceilrd houses but
q the blessings of the poor hear il M 10 the
throne Of God. Our flag floats in the
sthauksgvng OF the slave. know it will
snceecde. Such breeze never waited a
2 banHeF to defeat. The old slave who
sboaght the kingfsher in he Gulf of Mexico
thirty miles from shore, 10 wreiched skii
g Of boards, Sudely nsiled together, wheA the
commander asked bin, "why didn't you
know that q breath would have sent yon 10
sottem I" Ssid-" Lor, massa, God AL
mighty never brought me down here 10 send
me TO the bottom So God never brought
the Union Of 1857 TO the height Of that
act, 10 sander II 10 pieces (Euthusias.
sie spplanse d ,as4. H
Thou. too sail on, o. ship ofState /
Sail 90. Union strong and great ! t-
Sail 90, nor fear to breast the sea
Our hearts, our hopes are all with thee,
Our hearts, our hopes. our prayers, our tears
01r faith triumphant Ger our fears,
Are all with tLee--are all with thee r.