Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17
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li H' boa EIGHT IN DAtsKNHSs! 9oI
lniuo bab poifhli9nu9 10 HIiqs 10 9siolsI9 /
"A From the reports of correspondents, apd
from the character 20 iewuof the speeches
published il would seem ss thoughotbere was 4
perfect carnival Of treason 40 OhicagoId drsne
the more substantisl and sagacIouss men Id at-
tendance there were not involved 70 these raw
ings, ss We hope d gieatr many others of the
more quiet aud Stboughtfal were not Ba.
nevertheless. the most blatant, .utterspces Of
| treason, the most open svovals Of sympathy
with the rebels Of the South, and the most
fierce iavectiyes sgsinss Liocele sud;these who
support him coupled wthathreats ofwsr 10 the
North were most loudly and enthusiastically
applauded. As YET We have Seed, Bat one
speech Directly 10 the, face Of itliis prevailing
tide, and tha. was made by lion, Johnn Went
worth, known as = Long john ip Chicago, al
rectly after the speech of, XallapdighaYwso How
he came to be lis'epsds to by any portip9 of ths
crowd which had just grown hosrseo cheer
ing the great Ohio tmitory is )oDe Of the amysteI
ries Of humanity which we allnot'sushpt to
explain. Bur bis speech was so pat, 80 man
~ 90 uneq1 vocal, tBat We give place to as
mnch Of It, as our space will permit, from the
report Of The Chicago Tsi5uns, Aher a ifs*
preliminary remarkas ipl reference 70 the duaex
pec.ed call upon him. aud in jrsfersace, tplthe
propriety of hearing the, proslandO ssas yatthe
saina time, he proceeded IilI baa .sailIUd
he + am gbaiaea t6 tie paftiaEsanf, ear 0f no
cia,s, 10 interest," 10. pfganizalio 20 my
country aud 10 my country Sione' i owe
fealty and render homsgeu + love that
,coantry. It nurtuted me III my Youth,
| II honaored me Id by manhoad, and nov
when r have passed the mefidian 4ol fife ]
| love to respond 70 any call TO plead ID het
behalf. Nv [Appaause As xs cast ~ oa
teyes. over tie laad aud wittess the tear.
I fhat everywhere prevail, and the dangers
that nov environ tie tepublic, the beart Of
4 the. patriott sinks with doubt aid. dread
lWar, Viii oil its dread calsmities follow-
ling ID its train, Is convulsing The nation.
lTde art of arms has succeeded the pursuits
Of peace, and nearly d million Of men con-
front each othersin battle array, Amid the
horrors Of war We naturally look and long
,Eforapeice sSThe fathers and mothers OF
! 4Chicago, Whose sons are brating the hazards
of brittle and the .periis Of disease, long for
Fpeacc:: r'rhe9 wives Of Illinois, whose hus
bands have aipeished. and are pei ishibg in
the terrible struggle, send up their daily
prayers fof the cessation Of the strife. My
| own wish aud hope is for peace. NY re-
tgret when the maddened traitors of 8 5utb
Carolina 6yed upou The National edsigp
and forced tie Federal authority into o
conf ct, was not more Keen and poighenl
than my jby win 'lbe deep and sweet " her
\ they lay down their arfhs and cease tho
warfare they then SO wickcdfy, foolishly
I and devilishly inaugurated. nIhis,s is the
peace for which We hope for We which pray,
ilior which xesfght.o This strdggle is unlike
every conficq That has efer sxisted Since
time began, ahd If we would have d teri
nination Of 't6e struggle we must conquer,
The road ,ato victory Is the road to peace,
It'is 10 This alternative ttat we are driven
t-a shameful sarTsadsr,, = Or a. certain
Triumphant last victory, and foa consequently
peace.
Rave lister ed VIII b. great interest to the
eloquent sud wcIlconsideredA REMARKS of
that peculiarly democratic champion who
has just addressed yoa from this stand
/ have heard him bewa 10 feeling, touch
ing terms, the existence and continpance of
this accgrsed war; 10 terms of indigaa-
| tion he, has invoked against the, Federal
Administration, for the part il has had 70
act 10 This bloody DIANA. - Bat while be
was tbps deprecati1ga war and Violepce,l
listened 10 vain, fol, one, single breath OF
censure, que word Of reprSpf from his lips,
Of those who, FIRST madly npchsined the
ugly demon, and lat loose the storm Of
deadly hate, Why was not the yials Of bis
wrath poured upon the bead Of, The infam-
ous Beaaregsrd. aud the insurgent govern
ment at Montgomery, who bssey turned
their cannon upon citadel 'doatiag the ma
tioual flag and ahed theifrsf blood in this
lfraternal 1fgh,al Not a / Federal gus had
been 6red, not 90 aetcof hostility committed
when the rebellious chief acting as Secfe'
tsrysof War for rebeh hgovefomeDt tele-
+graphed The fatal order,d open IRE upon
Fort Sumter. Thus the strife began.0 But
the 1denuseiator Of war, this deprecator Of
strife, this messenger Of pehcey 10 bis speech
tonight, ruanieg throughr nearly an hour
and a hall, had not one word OF denaneiar
tion and repreof for those who before dod
and man are guilty OF its commencement.
Why this omission, why this studied ST.
lence on the part Of Mr. NallandlghsmntT
Why are his inyectiops directed solely tor
the General Government. which when as
sailed only then al tackled 2 Does Mrs!Valr
lsudigham nwish to be, understood shat the
act Of ths trnit6rs In opening the strifeIis
not worthy efcensure, while ahs'act Of the
Goverumsnt in opposing force 10 lforceiis
sntitledsto an hours temperate denuncia-
tiou 3h19omsd sdi 10 bssd sdi "a issIis
draw no unohsritsble infsFcncss N.Y.
self. VI arrsign poD the purity or honesty
of bis motives, but l submit that these
things are worthy Of remembrance. II,
you my friend. are quietly marching sfoog
the street, and are brutaliy sss&aisedAaa
fight back as becomes almsp, would you
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