The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

uoats the American usg, OUT only 70 lure
and destroy these who are deceived by il
The man who 10 always finding fault with
the Government and everything the Gov
erDment does to preserve its life, is at heart
a sympathizer with treason, however he
may attempt to conceal his wickedness.
Cheers
We are told that while we had Demo.
Garlic Administration all was peace. but
now we have Republican Administration.
we are at war; bet that is not so. This
rebellion broke out, and gathered strength
and power, under a democratic admins
tration. TCheers and cries of That's So j
1t broke out At Charleston. where they
courted the infamy of lighting the torch OF
civil war, uuder the Presidency of Mr.. Bu-
chanan. who, if not actually in league with
the traitors. at least looked on with closed
eyes while they organized their treason.
(Cries of THAT'S true" It proves the
peerless infamy Of this rebellion that, unlike
all other rbellions known in history, the
chief officers of the nation linked themselves
with those who were attempting to destroy
it, 1t is not strange that the rebellion has
not been put down sooner; it is only by the
providence OF God that this country has
been preserved at ALIVE may also thank
Abraham Lincoln that he has placed at the
head Of the Treasury Department the man
who has SO ably conducted our financial
affairs loud cheers. so that when We look
at every country in the old world We can
not end one, even in these times of peace
to them, whose credit is above par, while in
the midst Of this gigantic and expensive
war, our credit is TO day above par 10 the
market in Wall street. Long and loud
applause. And this, too, when our cred
it was destroyed aad our Treasury robbed
aad bankrupt when the A6ninistraiioncone
into power.-The men who denounce the
Confscation Bill want you 10 pay all the
expenses of the war. | want those who
have drawn the sword Of rebellion to
pay the expenses. Loud cheers. MIR.
Lincoln had striven TO save the country and
slavery if the traitors would only cease
their attempts to destroy the government;
till at last he was obliged to tell them, il
they would not lay down their arms and
cease numbering Union men, he would strike
a! their institution with the battle axe of the
war power and lay it into ruins, and he
consecrated the year of 1868 TO freedom.
cheers. Our opponents talk about this
being a war fer the abolition of slavery
l. is war for the abolition Of treason
and of all that aids and strengthens trason.
cheers The leaders of the rebellion made
4 great cutlery against coercion-against
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arming negroes. and
against the proclamation; their sympathi-
zers at the north echoed these denuncia
ions Of JEFF. Davis, and pitched their come
plants agaist the government In the sam
Key. Can you tell me anything done to
support the Government and preserve the
lation they have not cried out against
great cheering They are for concilia
ion. So am l. We have now several EN-
in the field trying to conciliate
hem. Graut has been trying Cancellation. !
great cheering These sympathizers want
ou to go down before the rebel chiefs, not
n you knees, but on your bellies like all
But the Union party is to be
he St. Patrick that will extirpate all the |
Copperheads in the land. great cheers.
They are determined that the country shall |
% saved, and that the old banner of beau
y and glory shall float over every State and /
,very county on the land, and over every
wave rocked frigate on the sea. loud ap
,lapso. Can you allow treason to sever
he golden cord that binds this Union to-
,ether? If so. posterity will curse you?
Can you surrender the graves Of our no
lie dead all over the sunny south, and bend .
he knee to the incarnate traitor jeff Davis, (
or permit to drop tear of affection on
heir hallowed graves. If so, "Anathema
Iaranatha," should be written on Your
oor.slls. Thank God there are no par
les in the army of the Union. They have
urned their backs upon all parties and are
shting foo their country. There they
tand, once Democrats and Republicans
ow all patriots under the beautiful banner
f the country, whose stars are radiant
nth the light of liberty. When the morn
ng drum beat awakens them from the
reams of their loved ones at home, they
o forth 10 the battle, to die, if need be, for
heir beloved land; and when in the even
ng the fairies hang out their banners of
rimson and gold to welcome the setting
un, they 60 forth on their dangerous picket
luty, to come back, perhaps In the morn.
ng. mangled by the rebel bullets. aimed
t the lie Of the nation, are buried in the
ame bloody shroud 10 soldiers grave
When they make such sublime sacrifices, l
SIX you why you cannot in some slight de-
rec. initiate their devoted patriotism, by
hrowing aside all shackles OF party, and
Marching under the banner of our country
nd the Union tremendous applause. |
IND now, in conclusion, as l repeat the
eautitul lines of Holmes Army Hymn, l
sant you to join with me in prayer to the
rotecting Power above. aud then give three
heers for these brave defenders of our ma
ion, who interpose their manly breasts be-
ween the enemies Of the republic and the
ssassins who would destroy it,.
From blasts that chill and suns that snite,
from MI hat harv
In camp, in march, in fsld, in fight,
Protect our. men at arms"
Three rousing cheers were then given for
ne army, the audience rising, and waving
ats and handkerchief<. and then three most
nthusiatic cheers for Mr., Colfax. making
lie hall ring again with the applause.
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