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| gusLxoTos, Jane 20, 1854,
Hon. Elijah r. Pssdg, Grand Sashssa,
Dgvid DelAsan. Jazhss Il. EishoIscns
Isaaa Bell, a slss Sachsms;
GgxTzxNxx;---I hare this msaant re-
eeiysa yoar kind invisation 10 asssnd the
eelabRstson by the sensrabla Tsmnany
Society Of the Anniversary OF our Nation
al Inaspsadsnsss a the city es Nsw~ xesk.
0wing 10 pFe.sxisting angAgszasns u
Will not be In nay powsr to accept. o
Recognizing faily tho sincerity OF yeur
pssriatis efforts and desires, auss ao-
kae#Iedga that am net snimassa hy iha
same hope that seeEns 30 grow in the bo-
| souss Of the Saehenss OF Old TaagaaAy
| upon the subject Of y restored Union.--
/ fully appreciate the spirit thss induced
| the pasyiasic Jasksoa 30 utter the famous
wasahword, sThe Unicn mGsl and shsA
be preserved" that you have placed %
conspieaousiy as she head OF yoar card OF
inyisatien. he clearly msant that ss mass
| hs usessrsed aaly in tbs esssszasaai0nal
.waY. not through the e0ereive agencies OF
| civil var. for he emphaEieally declares IN
his Farewell address elf such strug-
gle is onee bogus, aaa tbs eisizsas OF oae
seesion OF The s0ansry be aTsaysd against
those OF another, lss ihs battle go a. il
| rzay, shasefs ths eessf Of the Union.6 he
asaisv NTH thsaFsAhse al his sCoaasry,
| aasa 90 assszsad@ fsThaAa thas foundations
"a she Ussom ara laid In. sha efEsesiena sf
the peoplas1 and a0ald sas, thensfoEe,
Iasys Imagined for saemens tAas she 81.
lwarsszuasara wessa ssAnd altar kke leaa.
aatiaas wsse d@srsyaaA
| Neither can aecept the slagalas logic
| of those who contend that the sAoejsct with
(which The war ID now wased, Ii irevffa-
Eble sisuniogs but IL 1t could only De
changed 10 what it was In the oHtsat, Q
speeds settlement and reconciliation w0'd
[be the result. | do NOS understand bow
men shut their eyes TO the faes, that at
Ethis time, whether the avowsd oplecx OF
tAa war be for the maintenanoa ut the
| IOanstitatioa sud restoration of she Union
Tor for subjugaticn, its pass atrocities
asyer can bs forgotten, and Il y war All
| tAs same TO ths men agaiass Nhoa = u
lbeing waged. The bomb SHE'LL shs can
lnon ball, tho ballas and the sahrs stroke,
tIet them have what mission they may,
4 destroy the Southern ranks aad rouse
| their yindictive passions all the same. -
There waa an hour la tho rebellion of ths
1 colonies whsn certain CONCESSIONS and a-
fEowais from the mother country would
| have induced them 30 lay down their arms
| and return to their allegiance but after
iwar,s fell agencies and ontrsges had once
ikfndled their passions and reused their
Vengeance, they spurnsd With indignation
sh every concessions and RYoEals that be-
4 fore might have moved them to snbais-
sion. HIIistory Is philosophy teaching
hy example, and Ii you'd have been
/ mach better for the nation had It prohsed
| by It's wise lessons
/ Rely upon IL, she only hope now for a
i restored Union, is in 80 immediate eesso :
/ lsIor Of this heliish slaughssE aad spec
! dy and permanent peace; bus svsn then !
leonoci i've that the restoration OF the OLD
IJalon viii have to be the work uS the
slowly healing hand of time, that musi
flrss obliserase the Gerce and savage mem
ories that fratrieiaaI strife has PROVOKED.
The man who looks for tbs old UaHo0 %
. arise beautiful and gloriaed from ths
lwes waxn ashes Of aesolAsed Soasherr
homes. fYosn the blood Of kindsrsa shed
| in civil strife, from the fierce bate shai
1.-The dying shall breathe forth q Legacy
| to those who survive them, saTaiy imag'
ines vain thing. Cer4ainly every rlgh
thinking man will admit sbat the states
nauship OF thoss ia p0wes iaasSribing on
Iregimensai soiors symbols conaamoFa.
tive OF sheiF having been b5rsas gallsati.
and triumphaatly 10 cur frassraal son
i ,icts, wilI not have tendency 80 rsasor
the Unson, or il ressord, csment is tog sth
er With any promise of durability. Th
memories Of shose fEighsfal fFatsEnai eon
ficta most be barisd in ohlivion before
!, permanently restored Union can be 80
sured. The healhea ralesa and states
imen comprehenaed this principls moe
better than the prafssssaly enlighsans
lchrissiaaisy OF the nineteenth esasary.
was Tiberina. aespot thak be wass Hhe
> Awhea The Romsr Senate paaRased sFsstis
Ian:alsap 10 ysnganess 20 conaaaaAoraa
:. Ishsaioash Of riso, replied 70 thsm I Y Ras
= tsiasaonasasnas, Ooascsips kashssA shsai
hsIaasnmemsgate togaaga cenqkass ssss not %
e aessie aalamisias.D Cesar oa his sesar
,lfrom his Artisan campaigns afseg b
! gress siessFy sa fAapsuss whsa ne asla
II hxaaaa his fesss sxisampsss wisely ayoids
: all allusicns be the banners OF oskerwis'
VI TO what pashape wass the masss hEslliaz
=. IeE bic achisyesnauts, his vs6soTsss 0sl
Ihis oca coamiryssas. La Spain -
IThaasaly he bad ,raassd she disci pIiasd I
l.. gsoas oil aha Romsss, ssbsk shssrdsfssa
Be most wisely said, ahsougks 20 sscss
ioa Of heuor to the repabaas. Ihe gto'
II reflected on the vicsors was as bsss =
lbioug and barren."
Whan she sstslsmeas Of sha asass5'
1g bsswoen the ssetieas, ultimately ysaue
s',s likssag ID aaal sspSsatisn, Or Sauah@u s1
~ juxasiens Ehsn T. asn Tor sapazaGa o<ls~-6
oaass sha aemaraliEiag in1agnces md
~raIsarpsa pewaEa ahaa NEST ba svekeA - =
ID ssaas saeh Aeadish jsdgmanas Hin I
90 sahlish hsxe 81 the North ae4FekSl
~ wssss shsn shas sf Ghsngss Khan .. II
aF laslaae. Eash resslss a. woaid tsll'
is( frsm cab agasleNs have bsaa eassainlg
o. Esotapliahsdy xhsrsshs dssy ssissa sas :
~ sIsupssaas Ian, ia such daselasing wsxs
~ shs 1izaosss and Atsilaa sf kha wcs
a hare wngsd, whaa the srsss nsTW xr
Of whaxs shs hoofs of shsirs eaaxeegs pre-
,aR ed. ssaaa smpke oe the aaunlTya wsns
ioh bsAisa thsaa ssliks she smsks af . II
ri aaes''~~asses, NO q; sspablia whees o
. nes st0ns saa "sAs eeassaf of fhs socss
20. sa,n and eco aysHd obiest sk . wh'
Ted lOsnstiaaaisn wss ss establish jaskisss
a. lnsazs aenessis szAaqnllisY. "a
is- Yoars respectfully, ~
roy JAMEs W. WALL
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