The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-30
be- part of the Godhead. (Applause) lis

udIsuheSS lnaOe uisSout upon uiSseut u!itlI
through various isms, it has reached iuf
deity. Il: is not content with the order
Of Providence, it must drive the chariot o.
the sun, and with What result the civil wal
shows. CA voice, THAT'S so.'O t. pc
cul;ar civilization is the parent Of aboii-
ton which found in the Puritan soil the
right spot for it5 bad seed. Therefore il
| tiourished to The overthrow Of civil liberty
by intermeddling with stpte institutions
and social systems, entirely alien to itself
under the Constitution. Holding 10 the
higher law AID obtaining office under its
banner, 1t spread distrust and apprehen
| sion of It's excesses among one half of the
States. and rash and unjustifabe revolution
was the consequence. 1t rallied all its
i.ms to one focus boiitionisn, and be
came aggressive. 1t has tried to initiate
the classic sorceress ty giving new you'll.
and beauty to the State by dismemhering
it. (Applause Il has substituted a pan
, theism or platonism for religion, and sunk
it in that docility which is chiIllike and
Christian. At Tie New England dinuer
here, Mr. Beecier boas,el that the Iac
kee was the most pry:ng, meddIeSome
creature in tie world-the Fnckpocket o.
creation, the born ralica, Of civilization,
head in the body of the Uuion, etc. Hiss
esq This is the Old egoiiam. |. is this
claim of all the Intelligence and conscience
which comes from Boston and Is copied in
Brook yH-which has been sung by the
Puritan for three hundred years through
his own nasal organ in his own praise.
(Great cheering and iaughter) It's source
is from Uin9ostan. |; is even q Tad eX-
aggeration Of tue colonial puritanism. It
comes from the colelie Of trauscentaHsm
around Boston, whose Inost clever tXpon-
ent is Emerson 1t has its priests, high
and low from tie great Charming who
minis'ere in hoy things with many en-
iarged graCeS Of nature. to the little Chan
Mug, who creepS Of Sundays into the sen
ate chamber a, Washington, to preach all
olition and v;llify democracy, But this
'ranscen1en.aisIn is o'en - this univer
>al loickpocket from the Eedas. Emerson
Parker, Phillips, A!cou. only copy the
81 Admins. Their doctrines are not strict.
iy rnatera.lsm or pantheism (.:eat laugh
teG} but they absorb God and nature III
man, and make tie soul ali in all. One
of their philosophers holds himself person
ally responsible for the obiQuty .! the
e,rtl's axes; and of course for all other
obliquities, slavery included.
Emerson holds ;ha, he is God. God
is every thing ergo lie (Emerson) is every
thing ti:eat merriment DO You wonder
t G efo;e that lie uakes the negro part ot
himself and his equal ? Increased laugh
ter.) The iIindoo said, Rich is tha.
universal self which thou wolsiippest as
,u7 soul Emerson says, Nothing Is
if thou art not thou az, under, over al !;
thou art Atlas; thou ait Joye." Tie
>anscrlt las the most perfect descriptions
# this deoogistic Yankee am genera
non; | am dissolution am death and
Immortality | Am entity and nonen:ity.
Among mountains am Uina'sy among
floods the ocean among elephants the
everlasting blg elephan,!' (Great laugh
teri The Brahmin of Boston attains to
such excellence, for he follows the direc
tons Of the Velas and contenplates heav-
en- by squirting Ike Butler Caughter.)
with both eyes, at the tip of bis oau nose.
(Contiuned merrment) BY such process
ses OF uniiicaliou, they proved black and
white 10 be q" al! one MiHg." The speak
er then deduced from this-the iniilelty
of Parker-the slepucism which such a
PHILOSOPHY has introduced Having trac
ed all these Puritan elements which have
tomented trouble, he followed its course
in a political point Of view from l1e7 till
now Ii ever sought to centrai'ze power
anG 10 encroach upon others. u hen call,
ed upon TO make s.criti ,es, az 10 the war>
OF this country, she Hab been laggarI and
| 9th TO make them. There are now 70,
| 0G0 deselters from Massachusetts troop
She forgot in 1872 her hatred Of state
rights, when the G9yernor of Massachu-
sets refused troops TO Maliscn against
England. She foslet Ted secession in the
| Hartford convention and dis5eHslOn wien
Texas was admitted. She discouraged
the war with Mexico by pasquinade and
pulpit. Her day Of reckonl'g however
has come, She will not be thrust out Of
the Union, but she will be Inundated IN
it. (Che-rs.) Already her precIama-
| tions. running counter to the popular
sentiment, have produced paralysis oi
the state. (Arplause)
Where then is their relief in war: =
| War has been called a wholesale grave
digger who works for wages. ages may
bring New England to her senses. " hat
vages A quarter ot million OF north
ern-uot TO say ull;ern-men perisheJ
already. Fortunes totter, Industry pal
sled, bankruptcy soon TO follow this llNb
| n speculation. Such wa-, with The gih-
/ berinr abolition tcnd behind it, produce,
40 union. 1t is not intended to produce
union unless slavery dies. But 1t Is de
term:ued ,e prevent the democracy from
restoring the Uuion, ty maiing division
eternal. But By the God of our tarthers
though these states may be torn apart tenn
porariiy bv the extremists, the democracy
! il il takes a lusirum to 90 twill never
cease to labor Til the oIt government. An,
Union is ours again. tremendous cheer
inc. Three cheers for the speak ker-thre'
cheers for Ohio) Let the middle anc