Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-18

IC5Etaued-
q, s;;s.s..cai organizations, unit, they
an! dc political parties, - long
~ -.r.siaeI all national and not sec
/ E-r also among the strong ties
tg-i Is ;ogrracr Ald yet all
c.7y5r:ei and abused for some
tie funds of bad or f,natical
ss.an2 stj.i more powerful instrli-
7..s III ths fatal work Of di=union ;
IS me y-,ls and arteries OF the human
lss.zraI 20 convcy the vit;,iizing
through every part ol ii, viii carry
-ri with increased rapI,iity ii NAV
lie subtle POISON winch takes lii6
= Nor Is this all. L, MAS through
-ucy that the imprisoned winds
,i. T..- we're al let loose at tirst with
salien AMI appalling fory: and,
n .so,i.n jy political power. they
-.a.s;.rcI 81 ,h.,l fury ever siace-
7s..nl s.is, IT good AMI ell, they
r. Und.r he canlro! of ;Ac people,
a;as aauaS @. ,r'-e, -" /. ..E,i I.;,tFi-
M, be made lie most effective
i,s, mje- rrvgiden2e, IN the re-
D o. ;&'s- States
asr ;iss. a'zo. I-ss material il .heir
'e, bv: hardy .as> persuasive in their
aea2e, have -rg~" uT rIG'ic. inc Union.
= ass75iajgn, a common i.:stury, ma
a rrrT;atsaa, ;r-a.-s ani diplomatic
-rgrse abroad. admission OF new
rs. . aommoa .5v"isPru4 2c", great
"a.>sa aaDl.s aDl fans are tic patri-
Of Tie wh,.e ccTn:r-, patriotic
Ut Songs, cau.ncn 6astic-.;cII=.
son "aisr tre sane flag.
'a's- - H. po"lr- OF Jn'-7 ..uI
as q H. Ht.-ri:,@a r-ia;icn. and ihe
-..-a s.,Ts.a. l::iiGaT.c-s. tLe- are
r,non hgoSs OF zt-e.. lie vas .
-,''-2l.n, though hc MAJ never
I'D N olire. who sail, "I,1i NE
he song o.. = people, and | c.,re
a:::@a- taei- law5 N-hv : ;.c
4i.e Prohibited IL I'r..rcc! s..
-oiumJ.a aad the Nja~ s;paaalcI
i-teEIsy.vanil rave = oae and
1i the other-have gone more for
l51 than "a: the legislation aaI al
e.es n the C"Titol ior forty
nj they viii 10 more yet again
al !'dr armies, though yoys call cut
million OF men into the field.
f'.I.d adj - anLee Doodle" but
nc Be assured .:.at Yankee
'.es ;he Uu;on more than he
a s.ayshp.ier.
a5". sir, / propose briefly 10 con
-i.e' which LED to diSunign and
ri Gvii war. and to inquire
l.ey aTe eternal and ineraficable
aa'u7e, and at the same tine
sa-Egh 10 overcome aIl the
-'' '..siisrations which impei to
- IVA years aGo discussed fully
.,e.y the moro abs;vuse and re
"heace civil co.:moiions IN
.1.'eIis, ani those also which
% cur complex ana Fed
IL, sisa as ;,e eaaso...laiin- ten
uie General Government. be-
.A--H,.'e i power and patronage.
''''i, &Hd taxation and dis
s-i'sFa.iy, AZ unjust and bur
~ '..= West equally with Ele
..'s them ~ now.
az. az. - Tie immediate.
- Oh disunion and this civil
1t Is answered. Sir.
:. Il l'.i'o>ophy Of the rustic in the
,f great canse of the night is
-s sun Certainly slavery
-. ,IyiiSe-vcry : obscure indeed,
e-r ba-s ae war Had there been
..I51 "5Ie' this particular war about
. '' never have been waged.
le of .,f' the Holy Sepuloher was
Inn. ."e war of the Crusades ::
a.. oy ~. or Carthage never existed
z1,n DCalu ,,. have been Trojan or
O. H,' a. and TO such pcrsonages
rorIl hannibal and no IIiad or
sa,,a. 49,. ever have been written.
q had ~ ~ say that the negro is the
4 odd ba- .s'e been no negro here,
nave been no war jus. now
Ia P.:. Gs song was written in de-
a 'H'ish officer, and not BY an