, 1864-03-01
.s''THE HOUR"
anna E. Dickinson at Bryan HALL,
ReC1eW Of tho War and Its Cau.e-
What Remains TO be Done-Tho
Rights OF the Nezro-Tho
Vnty of tho People.

| Review OF tho War and g4x csu,s-
| What Remnfus 70 be Oone-Tho
| Alehtz Of the Nezro-Tho
| Vnsy OF tho People.
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! II is rcry dif,cn1t to an.]yza ones sensatgm,
while listenn tn h.r and ,hort eor.llv d,f,r,,Tt
to remember the t,zna;,1ons n tbought rrner,srr'
ed "a the lecture procresses, At atst YOU think .,
| the wnmsn WIN atsrao hefo,a VIM vith n,1e In.
movable fca,nrn. ~ s11nnst z,:,,,< ,ook sn3 -,
inclined 10 wonder NJ hsr svd.ritv sam the vor.
flow ont frnm h.r 1ina tbictr md mi tor,ent -,
| hnrn1np sc,,htno ,trhtrJna aloonanc. vhich ~
rea ron awav n sr,np.thatc nyv Won foT,et n a
la! being who s,an1t on The yentne tho ~
energetic sentence cTammea fan al undsni,hle
| f,rte nnd fr,rnht I'm sa,rovsdent ronv,c,Io,
Tbc sncotcr - forro,.en he attsnt.on "a 49,
onlv IN The ,hcn,s and von ,,st.n M one sael,. @
honnd eearcc1r no,inr crsn The c,ose -; thosa
out break Or pause. It Is only when the discourse
ano n
e.ou ano "onu'.s t"at ou' eo We ~
enould possess tnc Wonofons power o1 e"s11ng
The onb;ect Of her lecture ,sat eren,nr. uns !.
The hour" Ihe lecture Itself w.s fist deliver
tires in Washington, before the President and
Corereea vbero It created favorable f1unrna,,on
It's recentton last eyeune was most enthns stir
the applause being lond and frequent. 1t was evi-
dent That shc spoke to the hearts OF her hearo.s.
They fully appreciated the value Of the truths she
uttered, endorsing hef applications OF laess and
deductions OF principle.
evening In ii hoforr thc Young Mans
Christian Assoeaanon' wa perfect saeeess. Not
waa eiyen. the hall was crowded in eycry part and
atanf1in- roo,n WA decidedly scarce. Thr lectnrc
,taaT ~ M ~ thoso tc1lInr vofun,,nore th,i,
ing eloquent efforts which It is given to the very
few 10 utter. Indeed 1t may be perhaps said that
II is rtyeu to her alone, this s,pgu1a,1y gifted
young lady, occupying positton sui gtnerts and
eeli,huea.
Miss. Dickinson WAS introduced to the audience
y c onecs r Az .nslon ~ M to- tha
utia hsnd IT Serathop ehere nns ~ @ te
cessfn3i1 r,sistei the tnrsi1e, mi Whnas honse
HS f, ~, ed ~ saoa 11e jat
fbe p5s
IA foWn 1sherc the a1 ~ ~
~ ths t anG c, ~ I ~ H. r. ther ansd
bnt oonauer W Why should t5ex thus Re W1i'op IN
1nnt 5he 81 pnen under God hhoud possess
Eve 5;d not ~ nndeTst.nd mi. ~ N. ortost.
nj! 9er tS hep. f o nof 1roy epoxsn o.; Is
m oiirn1cfy whieh dcsntscs l.hor .nd hsfas H.
ennaifv al man Tia Snnth has he,n dpheino tn fop
hasn iasnsons nt m rent,s wisn XenG 1Rs
dSsa i:{ sSss SI SsIssa
as %S ss gssfRs ~ SsI
eli was made We were told that the war vas n moi
wsged ior the purpose Of subjusation or OF inter.
1ssl With the eeas,ituroaal .iEhts et the South
Of The army of Western Virginia, fin mercy 10 h,m
I self. he shnuld there be name,eas and Ton}d be
g. eS r. declares S. ri E
soSid never I've hown thst be- had a. au Il irsn
Ss h B af25 So % + r. Rs s:t seatss m a h h
We eaw then that wo could no longer hope to con.
tinuc the comprornises With the elaTe poWer,Which
hsy 5sa the saS is @ tas
bodies 70 tie surfacc. was the a}tack o. Snmter.
The ecceasion Of South Carolina showcd the rot.
nltcr putridty On Which Il fs founded "Go q liz.
ia fnffher said Horni7ed soldier ID fhe snr,eon
Who ~ was probing for bullet, s.and you on viii md
npeG apa hons 80 an .np 1nsc 81 ~ q bs
NORTH, has ropscd he ioyaI heart OF the people.
W 40 9Sy dghiag for = liRsrty ~ snd = freedom ed oaf
rnsi 1o Ine nVer siaye w. 41Ao on' " aa-
sbb s'sbe then reT,ewed IN seathtne 1anpnaco thu
9 ths a5oas sa IT the m, Ns a aS
& ThsV ppek
emme4Is AMI ahnses IT noSer sne aar3sd hhst
b1nnGeripe Sand mimnnanement bad heen nro.
i,c exe|onea At the ntset hecanse @ neen a. Rso
;nr c.nerai To,te~san a h.5 "ftnHSV tmH ~ ~
Se1a at thS thnn1Rng the
not eonow; The days Of The shovel brigade are
Rasaed.; ana n men ~ aIo Wiling 70 n&a. noW: @ sae
hen d1seested ont n mastery manner ne com.
thoTins W thsif ineonsi:fseey, I'D Psovins edasa
fSsnss fa s stone e1 sTsr! had bssa sEsp;
Ee have now been At war three yea5s Or more,
ste fS@@sa @ IN No;6s5a ; sSas. xss
oIustxaity and hsndish GTpclty committed BY or
15tMrfn ot the South. The manning Of the dcad,
Is tse Zones sen9 q
d.nnine 1esord Of the ehiyalry Of the South. one
inE. constitution loving hSman1talisa In mob ii sfsy
New Iork, ehgwed themselves fit associates for
They had ea.d that the blacks cen1d not fight.
lnston and ses how IN Psnnsylyanla when not one n
went forth to he defense Of the Capitol Soldiers
o. the Upion: they ahon!a oe, and bounced And
sboud be n aesa on the eid
the sorth md BE- in dsbs for thsf
thoae !bo 1rs, Sin 1 The1 III stcne gon
og5iDg BE Tess past to sn whS needed aG
ensnrcI the enr.n ~ .1srev ~ M e,nna INN ~
urnbjy superior to his owners. Whst Ind he hid
e tx ;9s s,;a d - III sona .n h,1,s
~ me ffn3on = md Th;ia f,r nins 1on1 months
they II had batued without d. pay: VI ne T I'D % main
the nss q hSc S oer e hs
have r;ycn tn them the ians r. IL son;h wbrS