The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

c%laieds % ulexrfi'laIk4 ioIbt thel -ediior.,s AT
that mamcmi. although he had been
interesting suddenly s,ep.
! 4,e.l,ess siJs trppI.ti,s desk Bibu.which
hisImott.sllny, an,lihi face CLEANED like
PASSWORD leaping from a scahbard. No
more hissesono. more cheers, now for
halt anihour; the Audience is magne-
tised, breathlsrs; when ihe first pause
eamr, ~ Sir SoiDcbodv, sitting .lbehind
me, said, .sWhN, he looked at first like
a. heavy ,nap, but he's got wings"
whilst areportero nearaonr feet whis-
! pcrcd daulii,lNto a. ,ihnMi'er, s"Oi. but
he. can put ithipgs!'s Mr. Beecher for.
Egqt al things Il,ut, his saIjeet; his
t"nsne burned with living Goals; his
! arm p"iptrrl like a prophets rod. Tbs
>hams of our enemies in Epgland-
iheir talk Of neaee., when they mean
every kind of bloodshed except that
which is for, .instice77,he. aspect of a
lamb with the voice ~9f a, dragon" as
ST. John .sawii-tbcir, cant abopt cman.
cipaiion, being not principle with Mr..
Liucoln, but only an exredient, as il
that wouldmake liberty any less a prize
to The SLAVE aed humanity it, they get
ii-1rall these roi'ai.srd rallably'' before
the lnasses thrh,g:ithrr,sd, land all The
fine prints ofoRocln,cka and Lindsay
became tpads nntcrstl,e l,e tonch OF, his
flame teIped sfear,j sgid; ii pd@ - =
sssThisacanuot go on" whispered a
clergyman near; ',hese strokes draw
TOO mach, blood the victimiis wri,hiDg
in pain now.' sui ni"ii tsti2i'lni~s
Again did Mr.. Beecher level bis
lance; it. was at those WHO were max.
ing capital out Of what they cal
"Ameritan sympathy with the opprcss-
or of Poland." Nothing could exceed
with which, almost bIushing, he pre-
scntda theilbving and jcnIdus mai,ltn
who, wlie'n Her sriior is not attcn,iv.
eul,uh, "tts M, fiiria,ion with some
bother mait.i ''Amtfic: flitts1witl, Russia
bo,i has her ~ yts on ENGLAND" Now
Iths' presence at war ships from Russi,
and at-Ntwl Y ofk has lctn ,ihc iea,fino
card of the Coniedera,,.s here iif Their
fgamtito win p"rular sympathy FOR the
! Soaib ;ifor Our friends among th,. Enr
lish people are also the friends of. IN.
Poles. ltwasl' plain that the Opposition
! in the meeting did not mean To let this
matter pass'wi,il"ut tying to g,.t some
,cari,al. iC",isrqu,r,:Iy when % Mr.
.Beecher said, sBur tits sail il is very
unworthy that America should be fiirt-
ing with tire orprsssor of Poland -
there wcrezyerysviolent' shonis; "Yes,
tyes, s,es''.e.taimly il is" etc. MrsISeechcl
waited mill ile, CRIES ha,lseniirply sub.
,s,fieJ, .a,Iea little lime had lcpn al
lgwcd for tliend sud foe 10 speculate
rs bbls reply !; then. leaning a lii,I..
| tqryar'l, henpstte on an iin.lrscribaLl,
Simple expression, and said mildly, .'"I
think 50 too-,'i And n"w you know ex
acily hew we feltwhen you-fried with
Mason at u,esLord Mayors Banquet. !"
j cannat attempt to describe the effect
Of these words On the thnpny. Tie
people arose with "a shout, that began.
| 70 lie applause, but bccame shout OF
lanshter.,i The hii was s" perfect and
teicilous, that roars cf hearty IaugI,re,
told l,atioRic was summed up for ever
Three loud eroans given for the hate
Lord May"r-his place is now filled
|wilh a much better, ,mam--enaea that
scene, and The drama precesslc.l. .ssii'.
Inthe heartfelt Mr.. ,Beechcr's uration
was given y ldennDciation ,of slavery
more powerful ihap.I have ever heard
from his lips He secured and
sconrgel it until it>seemed io.sta,id be-
fore us q hideous monster, .bloatcd With
human bl.iod and waiihing nhder his
ss,as!s.. He told. aIrofos "i those VIII"
sail. s"yNhy not let the South go o.
the eIstorytlof FowelI aBaxton's seizit:y
the NAL dog by the neck, aud holding
him wi,bra brave grasp, and at tile risk
bofiIis life, until help couldeo,ne. rather
than alb'w @himitos raslr through the
street ,'biting man, woman and child.
When asked whattIicy woul,l'saydfihe
man who, witnessing this, should hyac
cried, "Siraif we let this monster go
lhroughsiie wdrla poisoning nations,
raihins men, women, and children ye,
unborn T. cries, of No, no, no ,surged
np from the crowd. III ..'s'i'le2ii 'i'.'.'i
i6Mr. Bcecher,. having sustained him
self throughout better than ! ha't ever
known him IN do SLt.f"re-and am
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