East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-30

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that state of whiskey, aud though Mr.
tonal stories of OLD Rye" to the jim
Tor members of his, cabinet, it was welh
knowp that the sight Of a bottlsof pnrsl
! Monongahela wasas rcpulsiYe to Aisna,n
ture rs .ice.water to mad dog. Snb-n
scqucntly, when General jackson wass
President, the people Of South Caroli-
i ma revolted at taxation because somoli
demagogpes called it higl, tariff, apd
asserted that the monster sstole money
from their unconscious pockets w Thea
rebellion, however, was !"sibjngated',
! by the military, power of the govern
mont. and the. eqRse-7taxatlon-7-ofa
course abolished. No tax sGatherersa
have been known since in South Carolia.i
ma, At alater day, during tho admins
tration Of JOHN Tyler of the firm oe
t"Tippecanoe and Tyler too" some up.g
washed. -deInoerats in, Rhode Islapd,, fog
mcnted a grand nsurrsetipn against tho
sovereignty Of that large and popplousd
fstatc, The army and navy Of tho
United States, by a-hearty coloperatiopo
with the rfoyalists',r, of that, day.. soon.a
overthrew the Insurgents. Their prof.
vsional goyernor-T Thomas w. Dorr--,
was captured, denied the right Of a.
"beliigercnt,"' and sent to, the peniton,g
tiary. -. ~, A. ,if,..,
abo!ishod, as all subsequent elections
have shown throughout the United \.
States, since when no spcck o.. rebellion.
has been known within the vast lip.ts Of
that loyal State Tho rebellion in
Utah, which occurred during the reign
of the old Public Functiunary, Is too,
recent to be forgotten. The cause .,isy
no doubt fresh in tie mini of, every.
maiden lady Of the loyal states, The
republican instincts of our people wod !,
not tolerate a monopoly in heavens
'last best gift TO man" General Al,
bert Sidney johnson was sent to Utah
with instructions to conqncr the, conju
gal spirit of Brigham The Mormon
war ended gloronsly to our arms, Tho
cause was removed. Harems are now;
unknown among the latter day saints.
and Brigham, like some lone bird with
out n mate, ''refuscs to be comfortcd.n
Tn Europe protracted and sangulnary
civil wars have often resulted from, diff
fercnccs of opinionin regard to the trtfo.
mole OF constituting the liblc, and espec,,
tally tho operations of the Holy Ghost,
They have failed to abolish the one or.
deny the other; tho result is that few
countries in Europe maintain the quiet
that usually "prevals" along the Rap.
pahannock. ts.r, +..f
1t should not be ov1rlco,;cl that our.
people were very ignorant or they ncye:S,g
would have been deceived by tho trea,
sonable cnenics, North and South, of
our noble President.
It was falsely charged that he anil
his party friends did not desire to sup:
press the rebellion without first subvert.
ing the rights Of the states; freeing all
the slaves and elevating them to polt-
ical equality with the whites. Our peoi
pie, being Of course very ignorapt;-be-,, = .
lievedo all these false, scanlaois,, and
malicious statements; aud among tho !
resolutions youehwi alopt at your q
meeting there should be one thahking"'
his excellency, our most approved Pres
ident, for the effectual means The has.
adopted to give strength and moral
power To the Union men and women Of o.
tho South wildcat tic sane timc'hc has.
shown how wickcaly false an1 llbclous.
were the allegations Of southern trait.
ors and northern coppefhcsids' that no. +,
intended TO use tho army anl navy tn,
abolish slavery. The Union men of the.
South will ever gratefully cherish tho ~
name and memory of lono WHO, nbyo 4
scrupulous regard of his Official and nn
other pledges, ,ana his manly adherence =
to the Chicago platform, has vindicared =
the truths of all the pledges which from -
time to time are made on his behalf ;;iiso
and the traitors and coppcrheal lsnwho. 2
thus falsely charged our'great and good - -
President with igningotdl asabvert :
the institutions of the Southern States 3
must heuceiorth hide their faces in
shame. go e.ur isrOiiDijsnoo hnf ,eihs p
You should by no nfeausfaitto uloptsiy =
withrwild exclamation, mingled with a
few '.buly hallelujahs, paanreso!ution so-s "a
vercly ytleilonnciatory.o thosewho criti- go
cisc our military or show im- q
patienco at tho talaly of movements our o
armies in South Carolina and Virginia 1l
Such criticism gives theirebsl 'aid dand OF
comfort, y and though it may bot bo, q
fe'ony without bcneift of clergy, il, TB
nevertheless, what Mr.. Polk stigma rf
tlzed as ,'moral treason" pa crime which ~.
our noble President and other Whgs
of that day were compelled 10 'sdry np'' 4
during the Mexican lwar. ,q to nolnfo3s31
Our present military discord is but %
"harmony when understood.''l We ara
abuudautly able to beat the robels whcnaof
ever we try AT present VIC hayo them n
completely surrounded -crowded into
4 small circumferancc of mt moro than
six thousand miles. Our armies aroroi
guarding the outposts of this contract
ed line and everywhere daring the pu.
silanimous butternuts to "pierce the j
centre and the ragged wrotphcs takoI sv
the ''dare."n We have forces at Calves
tor, New Orleans, Pensacola, Hilton %,
Head. Newbern, Suffolk Gall as quiet on =
the Blackwater), Fortress Monroe, ON
tho Rapnahannock at Ralti,nnro .olono 80.