Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-12

whose sOi be said, VAS lar superior, presented
an uDouldvaied AMI barren sppra' anoe, aud
asked why 1t was that the former State was sc
much more prosperous For lear that 1t woulC
get over to Maryland, he would soy in Greek
that II was slavery. Slavery had had delete
rious influence on this State, and the people knew
it,, and they reminded him Of au old Methods
preacher he once heard at n camp meeting. A
intervals during his sermon, he would cough an,
stammer. At length one Of the brothers went t
him, and addressing him said, Brother, | ihiul
you would preach u good deal better it you woul,
only cough that niger out OF your throat
Loud laughter lie thought Maryland would b,
more prosperous If the people would only get thu
niger out Of their throat. II drives tue young
men away to the West Gov Hicks has said thai
slavery in Maryland is dead, and he could mol
see what objection the people can have to bury H.
| He said when the men present mt the meeting
went home aud some one called them Abolition
lists, they would shake nll over lie said il was
related in Genesis that the men all Ind back.
bones, but he feared that some men Of the pre-
sent day were born without it. lie hoped that
the men Of Delaware would stand up for their
principles, and not he either threatened or fright
ened out of them.
lie said il the men Of Delaware now nj
| tie meeting weie in his county, Judge Car
michael would charge the Grand Jury about
them, aud il Gen. Schenck did not interfere he
would deprive them Of their Constitutional
rights. The Judge then dealt some severe blow
Mt the Legislature Of this State. after which he
expressed himself in favor of the nets of the
present. administration of the General Olyern-
ment, aud concluded az follows; In all street
fights somebody gets whipped, and the fellow
who gets whipped is sure to cry out for peace
II you are not willing to have King jeff or
King Salisbury in Delaware, suppose. to rule
over you, do not cry cut for peace but for war,
until the rebellion Is crashed out.
Judge Bonds remarks were interpreted with
many humorous sentiments, lie retired amid
loud cheers aud applause.
The band then played d" The Star Spaneled
Banner" in foe style. After which the Prrsi-
dent ntrodu ied Major General Scheuck lle
was received with loud cheering.
SPEECH OF GENERAL tcnEwcK.
Gen. SchenCk SAID lie thanked them for
the Kind reception they had given him. He had
enjoyed the visit TO the State Of Delaware very
much lie had heard nothing TINT did not have
his heartfelt sympathy. lie did not come to
make speech, but that he might become better
acquainted with our people, lie was u doer ct
the work, not preacher. If the Copperhead
Legislature had brought hun to Dover he should
have known what they expected him to do hut
~ w.. ~ ."'"n 'uu' "'aouss'oh OF any other
hnIla,s s,oh a., .,s ' nu"; nut 'ns log'o OF
Wosshr,. a a. p w., ",h's So'''ers are giving at
out tue rebellion and put down treason
IN our midst That was tho logic that governed
our fathers in the struggle for our liberties
The people of the West are anxious to unite
with the people of Delaware in their efforts To
perpetuate the free institutions beuueatbod 10
tho arny NJ ,,,, Ras,tI,a pe "Hs eheHgeu III
Tho in,orast. ~ ~, i. W "Ent us Ihunn 'of
- Ia; W Deawafe vs. ior uhlo. lie had
US ior lne preservation OF the gov
y, ~ , ~ ,'a' sheu'u ne ever nave occasion
isrs ho ,niaI, no ~ nau once ueel nus PRIV
~, ,ha nnta, v au's =" seyi thh. he belonged
fAnnlo,sa NJ u'ro VI 'ne onlteu states
J. t"u ieus's eeeh 70 uepflVe u OF
not snecasd w. i ' us''Iui'ueu mat they snail
,r.itors .I,ai, w. ni.eni' moreoFGr' that these
NO ,ha,, shoE ''@V Jus OF tne unl,ed states
r, ~ ~ 9"A', ~. i've ne sald that he
.;nao ha tIan''Iun % tie Town OF Dover
IT, '"n'o Wplvu hs would relate
iiaa ''..s VI .ue neN ''u'lohary struggle, there
- "Hn ~ lover haheu enemy Cloud, II
,';c2in, IT, I, au'u' III the pubic places
laiS ~ ""p'''er ,n'o'hhuoh ne thought
u;. " es' ''ou ~ 'ne euehiles Of the coun
hs Wiz ~ H., - I u,,n very obnoxious to
nLsa,Ia r. ~ " 'h". uhy i"ty caught him, and
. ll.f sci al
nnn.'y ,rleu anu convicted MN as traitor, and
Nv n''l va" .. mug On lover ureen' Cries of good,
u"u svr'ei u'h rgsi why 2 Pecause those
a as', s"'saso',ng 10 es'upl'ah Tree gov
u'n"'h'' anu men I'Ne cheny Cloud were aid
, Ign w uespuno power, mat would have kept
i'a,,''i',,, nin,s q" 'n'hh ,hey uid right III
lanR'Is uln' mhht uo YOU ihink then Of the
ev0p""'p' "no inter lhA' government has exist
~. e'g"g ,eS1' yeafs.and has Youehsafed to
rVF ~, U"'"'u n''sslss' would destroy 1t, o.
s',' n nv " tnoso VINO are Arrayed IN arms ngains
" 10y n'p worse ,m .han Cheny Cloud. Cries
' ", ' 'as. :" in're ID no middle ground il
'nls '"9''a', h"u no VINO does not give his entir,
of the blacklist magnitude. lhoso who sympa
w." ~ ',eas'" aro nut g"l'in,s. The mai
country mn, .uLs,,,,;a e ""mn Tue nag oil hi'
e@nnlIs 80 r %n" sy"pa'h'ses wiih them it
,a',' 'o i"e'' eau pe no heutraliy-eyery
,H aug ''i IT, Vt 'eN1 in'nenee' and he who ex
anJ h' s,ho o; '".'' u 'ue government ~ loyal
son,ndrni 80 1t usa'ns' Tue government IL
S Suu traitor luproarious np