, 1863-08-31
synopsis, after some :nuhTc By the band aud
giee club, Hon. Mark Bangs, of Lacon, Nns
fntrndufEd

Judge BaEEt said lie AA0ulQ lake 8xrepttQu
to the use proposed to DO made of the ashes
had Just closed The aahes Of that farmer
noble but now destroyed city were too sacred
to be employed for tho purpose proposed.
..TheF wc1e hal1oHcd b. the sorrows OF widows
and the team of orphans, and were better
attsd for the ark Of the covenant, Hn would
rather that Almighty God, as he did with the
esrlier sodom and Gomor1nh, rain down hzc
and brImstoue upon that infamous and
doomed city. He could use no 1Anguage too
strong when he spck, of that place. Hc
knew Of NO place 20 well calculated for
a.o'htr Red Sea, IS that where Charleston
Jude B. spoke Of The MISUNDERSTANDING,
christIsn}klng .indpcrces Of Pnrftxnlsm, and
thanked God tlat he was descendant Of ore
Of them. Tie churches, the Bc1oo1-housez,
the 1ib1ades, testify to their character, and
the proudest nouum ents to *hich we. e.Amesi-
conceptions. T. >'-'.~.-- -
When this war was commenced NC worc
told TINT 1t vas conflict between freedom
AID slavery, and We have responded for free
dom by Thousands aud tens Of thonsands OF
champions. The, men Of tho South. when
they commenced it, counted beyond their
power. III. + knew well the respect for, and
obtd!ence to-, lay which everywhere
maintstned In tho North. TAey understood
It vel. Did they regard hnd respect this
rebellion confidently, fopdly. aut!clpaAng
fl.at there would be no n,tempt to hrfug them
back to duty. They had helzod npon &nd
corrupted buchanan and hls satellites. IN!
kafe. I repeat, they counted tcyoud their
host, and to day they arc begtnulog to realize
Inst their hour Ia at hand, and they are ready
II liksd tEoto Maine resolutions Int.
wt5e Just the thing. Let every man stand
By those resolutions, and tho rpbellion will
be put down In douh1o quick time. In sl1
months 1t will only DO known IN 1lame:
II the rebellion is uucoustitu.ionl-nud
! l.. was sure Of tlat-lt is constitutional to
Ing every mems by which 1t can be put down.
| II Abrnhan Lincoln Ind been dlrinely la'
| splEcd, lo could not have uttcredn moro po'
te, ttrnth-lae could not lave paaced tho mat.
ter more plainly and truly bcioro tho ptoplc-.
thdn lie did when he ssfd ~ house divided
be either nil frce CT NIL slave." How like .
prophecy fulfilled arc those words OF Abra
hnn ljncolns Can amy man tell mo why
siare1y sEall not perish? What good has Il
crrrd done! What cho,c1es and tcnoolhousc.
has It built? What Eculs has II saved! Whcrt
ART liz monuments Of tcauty and utitttYr j
any man ould show hIM d slngle noblo WORK
| 1t has performed, he ras o1moat ready to sa1
that lo would support aud sustain H. HI
hat asked thrac Questions hundred Of times
had a,Ied thesc questions .. a lcadlng Domo
crat tCo1, Win.low) Of histown, and lho onl.
! retpobsc h1 rot wns tint "wo Nusc trying Il
dsttroy slavery IN order to dc9 roy the Delno
critic patty" We'll, II destroying slavor,
VIII acsiroy the Democratic party-by whicI
ss 19s @sa"t tps csppe'A''s- he "'' road
JtdCe Dapgn then dcscribed With graph!
power tho efforts Of tho Douocfa'ic party
lle La lmaus, the cRoyuotdscs, tho Druaho4da
Tic FlAshea6s, H.c Nout!dhcaat aud tho Cor
pc,hcnde--to sbtn'd snd tnyo slavery from II
Ind eimply Destroyed tbcmMlvca-nothtu
more; no earthly power could sAve !t-ss
1hls country Is yoursa-it ts tho pcop1o'
conluy and thry must put forth stheir hand
IT, tavoit.x 1t makes no differences whttht
A.,shl,nm Lincoln llscs or dles. Ho may stu
btntaatl,hr wayc,> and u4oplaco wherohu goe
down may never be known to mortal eycs
but tht county muet liye-ite institution
must l!ve-Nhen hu and all Of US aro dead an
forgotten: s..
composed IT. men who have not been hear
ct before or during this Wa<-who Will tai
this natter Of government In their ON
tarda They arc not again gotng to aubm
to the rule Of somo 800 600 s]aYeh0ldere-
arc not again gong 10 nave tocte 0sspo
lord It over them, even though It desire
every vestlga Of slavery among them, Tht
have, dusiug the terrible ordeal throul
which they have passed, been instructed
tlcec rights, and depend upon 1t they vi
n4aintata them. We aeau soon sec clviliz
ton, refinement. r.,lsion, and rrnryttiug t's
Is 1iglt md proper, g?vernlng tnduenc:s
children shall rlsa up and call them pleased:
The speech Of Judge Bangs VA. vsry abl
| TIC above arc but S few Of flis 1esllng point
Judge BaAgs Was followed by De. Bo.le.
! Lacon, bnt tina hour for lcayingg-ao that 30
. correspondent could connect with the cara
. Wtrona-co compelled lin to forego the pic,
: | ure Of Listening to taas gentleman: