, 1864-03-11

dca,Less tp1lit pass cd from time etefnly' paL
a nt'.o Before ourselves. We may not III a hon.
o.1blc g14ycs. He has given up his young aae a91
bis country, end as long as the human he1r. ,ns II
tWayed iy the impulse Of gratitude nations heast
tf eons:s hat been radc,l The
F;nt for eonhseaiion, eesSsse % y 1a'ps ;'ss the
vas ior conec1lption and d.att. bccsuse desired
frc ,, ihc start 10 raise million Of men and put
down the rebellion nt once (chesrs], sna w. ios
wei as loyal men TO light for The country. lFro.
loused aprIarsc.] was for the employment ofal
men white or black, who woald bring loyal hsart
~ vas ior Tic proclamation q emancipation b.
right to proclaim liberty to the ca2tvs and to
s whh s,oeS Se behind sf 70 feed IT'S af es saa
70 furnish supplies 70 s soldiers t9 6tas .h
Government Cove IN M has made i solemn covenant with
The ncg7o-and tkst is no man who weara the
United States uniform, and has barred his bosom to
The som Of batls IN O. hs %
bewrre Of wood and drawers o. Watcr 10 ING we
aristoc1ats who would oycrthrow the Government.
Arglaase To turn hin Pa. SssS a. ass,n ns ~ y
the hands Of tho slavcholisng master. Yes, sir, I
VIII resort to ali the mcsrs and usages OF civilized
ss5e a It s s2 oaas
ecscnee in appropriatiug hia slaves. That's just1
Some pcrron reminded nc to-day that James Bu.
eh1 M At lis hgg or n 81 6as
wounded soldiers. (De1ision.l Would you have
received iii I think won!d receive it-wou1d 70
ceivc every dollar, no matter from what souEce 1t
comeEif It would relieve a suffering soldier
= would take Old Buckle hundred doll.re
and then get minister Of The water persuasion and
have him baltiscd. Laughter.
gro. II was not commenced for that purpose, but
whether war to free the negro not, IL 10tn trss
ziW; IPloiopeed Chesle:l Ny friend you who
brotteIs, and Slavery With dietinguished conslde.
ration Is q divine institution, I toll you your
friend = has @ departed.
We ne'er s'lan zee him morc' &C."
.oae;. 1ns5S Is ngx sa. 1itts oppeaiien, to nse
i SssasSss Sss Z ~ y kss9ess IN r.
oaa Sa'aa<' ''t enemies '1s''
arms to the Government, and flash 10 1000 bayo-
the tune OF that mighty epic void uuLdred" that
mighty Marscllaisc, " Old John Browns body lies
mouldering n the ground rs his soul goes march.
emancipation for his race IN deeds ofnohlo prowcss
sor ttc preservation Of this great Government Of
freedom. lLengthencd npplau=e.] 1 tell you, my
Tie i's@' U1.ion is visionary-tea and Blind to
The sight Of the eycr-moving world aronnd him,
must lie be who cea not see from the fill Of Sum-
val % tic hand q Col ID sieible I'll in nains the trsson
OF tic reDcs. for the pc1pcuation Of slavery, the
means OF its own dcstru:tion. The Aat has gone
the storm Of revolution like chariot Of Aro and
the nations Of the world are haflins with loud hnz-
Eas the unts1r;ed banner Of Emancipation.
Ensard, aud have u1y prejudices against tie South
cIn people, hut bccauso was born in tho South,
there ct1ltrc nl the memories Of M yout-lhere Is
decp Current ftErousb southern veins aa III any
pcST!c beneath Tic 1I,IEi,nt slavery has been TIE
and its manhood, and TO subject it to a boastful,
nsuitinc. arrogant a,istoSacv. which from The
shi. 81 g ,ysaasIng 81 IS p9SF E ssTs has E E;
Il: :h,,ul authority OF coed government aud laws.
Slavery not on,S oppressed The Ar
ha sic3n race sundesE husband from E'
| service without remuneration, hut degraded tie
poor lite man deprived oi liz 1t:hts fedaccd tie
ct Dis bs sa bs s an o
si,arse nI,i; srhnn]. Few and renoir II st0od as
scrpct,,ai I usinS wall I biscE aud shastiy ypc:tre
.i tom e1 EuToae @ Ca and wv Eu.,sad and M eh
| Eourhf Tic 1rafries and woods al he E0rtlWest
and wi.ieh under lie &c Genius and ,ie-ei7ins encrsy
VIZ sf rcaa s srab
power, wEc the son1h, viii, it, fertile coll aud re-
!a tky Las dioorcd and w1thercd benenth the curse
a
farc OF tic cuuutr,. that wish to sec s.ayerr eS
tirruithei. Smafl farms. fiee lsbor frre schools.
ice press aud open Bibles, ftco Institutions vii
fIoua cheera.1 Whennver aelEnossei and ron.
scIons Of her moral Status and no5geINwhen eScry
nan can iii up to God nnfs!ercd iinlts and SOM.
tion aud en;ne an a. .%a entcrueis Iii ass
her tnInv hiIis md Tacs: md theee sh,Il h. ia
lookout doas.a.as upon M hss dsI;Sefaase md s :
nGsHre
bca1 t. he Nnh liza Scea; the ~ UIpaiost hmm
cnn not coun i"1 to nnphodyn
foy is sasll t9 me. hns;.snen lsea Ger,
r..f aie1ut.,S c.,I,i IL tbai e re.nt n
thr Desietatien of inencndcncc IT, ,,s 1hsY aro
Mi. ecrts,n no,sers en Of IoIT nn Nina nnS
ng oeore @ NC 70 % ase nS
fes to
r.ns ~ ~ r. tn tn, /; oaI rst. an
1e'nt s'eapssiinoH s a5Ho GsssE :;
nj, sn1 stnIs1 se 'he u Oh e'''e'
yatca rasda sneeeh fn re - co1orod ye1;mcnt n
inino,s at (,a1nlTnnd to1d tbe11 fIat se sSnnsd
looi 10 thci4 %1th tie same interest as
th., -, tha;J ictnr;ns 80 .uas n3J m
shta - 4t w., ~ asa, T i, w., n 4 r.
;. VIZ tne 5 ,t4 ~ nui ~ ~ ~ 5 Wy" ~ ~ y.
~ aS,s 1 n1u tat VA
iurton and jackson enlisted them side hy ade Will,
whie soldier+, TINT their response this hous Ut
our country reE WIS an honor to them, and that
they would lie he'd In grateful Tcn,e:ab.ancc
by their coCntIymea; that they ought to have the
r.me psy az othcE soldiers eud that traitors - had
10 rights which they were bo2nd to respect: Thsy
as,nss @ me u hcin. IN fsyor Of negro eqaalty. In
,hih they ep ne Immense Wrong ior never l slan-
dcre the poor negro BY sayang tlat Storey or Nea-
| Ter Hirg11s was eanal 70 me GiaeS man WIG
EfonlaeIed ,nussct in defense of tis @ s9gary and
The negro 10 ar equS1ity Win thaf tn:Itlomahic
| de|th Of meanness which they have reached.
hase Only 10 ray 10 Son 20 then, Taiant seic hs
:tenss and he!ds Q! :oir i.!ae aho Sgry ana nias
the blessing Of God go With rou: Wy eaall watch
T9uI Greer with VIII dn any aa5ons III, Is nterst ana
tEc Jand task1ng ~ the sml.es q pcaes
yorI Na,or has achieved. what or1sht ann
1asMG h9aofs awass foh- c,aS .EH sWeet vac
Necr!Ee; IL" lns leass O. Lne tAtncf VII stfcaHl
GOWN Liz JuIfoWeu enceA as &c Clasps tGe nano o
MS tra'e boy: ho| TIE iond wile w.n cling reaaa
The nstE o. ths husband r. r. e a5s s a'Isl1 q
her leet how the ehtei1 OF The girl you let behnd
Ftn VIII kindle with peach t.o0m glow, as sac
| meets her gallant lover returned from the field q
us iane aEd siols. 1De "a ana!h ana LUG Hotie
hnas1ng in fought Il ,ops' Will he hetter friends
lie;h ane1ande, aug ana saSsns n,s ~ hanas ove1
cItx nf msn fnT ac!ts,oSernmrnt 1ei rnnSe 5o,tsn
the e3reem nf trna mn nnxv rnee nf Trogrn.s 11d
sIory. - ''41's ~ - ~" 'e~1 ~ p''s'77 'N'0
Cs-a-,,o, y,to. nao1 h;x sa5..ss ,,,ts +-o
oo'e.na AatsS e"ns'uoeu n'e s"e'ess an''o s1e
mencous cheers.
Colonel Osborne then introduced General Ben
| ton Of Indiana,
| GEN. AESIoy's REMARKS:
The General paid an eloquent tribute to the hat
te-stalntd haes OF the regiment, and tue noble
co1r:ge Of thotc WHO Ind torte them to victory
Since Le had come TO TIC rear he found that some
we"k-kEced towards IN Washington wanted tc
SEND peace commisslonsrs nj 70 !ochmona. Ihose