The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-27


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m ll9d We sa- think of him not as a. Lln-y Lane
-ate i'ni-isi-s. who resented tae tshoaor ~ es
dag
u.ri.s a.I tl.-e events We aat cn tlr pas % ar
B---ar8n n' hrei purpose h- never apparently
seemed io fars~t t-at the democratic party WAS nlt
t-e country AM tllt t-cr3 " - power higher even
tnAn llr i-Ies Or rAri's11 Conventions l1e ocesr
wSs lnan BIN An- Dr. m17ptd WIKI . compromise.
OAK slH WAFr1 We're LII O. De- STAYED vita broom.
Ihcre-0rr- every step. We 10 probably meant peace
rel y -Asteled war hs OAom-1t We're as lla-ers
o t-e cons piracy We believe lie " tnt-l pal ace. We
Cannot oi is'l that n De could have t-raed as ie
destiny. De would have Eivra his lfe for tl,re is
nothing IN his history % make us suppose that he
really dess1e- % hurry on tle crimes ana calanlfle-
1i Rebellion. Ee was weak mal with the wlrk ct
a giant He hat seen " dangers before had
saved the Union twenty times when tho only
necessary salvation wls Surrender 70 slavery AM ho
dli not Know hul tlst he could again bung tho
North 20 o. its klea. The lr- - assless au how
ever hai gone abroad Ant Tt-nnlrtrr has .nra lis
wors- john BROW soul was a.kiur thc earth ami
ths American people Wer1 instinct with resistance @
tAs '-slm ot 81 vla.nies Mr. Bachllan had
caught thc natior TO sghtf lo could hevr iet sry
" tue enthusiasm that lrroi and rirwel fn every
loyal leart-he would have tlstn Robert TIanls
a. hangel L.m when le advised tie capture o fO-t
Pulaski There aro opportunities ln mems lives
which n lE3s Them Cesr-s alf N4aoleols. hlt or.l
Ce-irs aud Napo.eols can grasp them We io rot
.u-slne tAai t' execution ~ Robert Ioombs woa.-
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vaa tn8 North tho advantage ~ h.inc three months
ahea. THIS advantage Was --rfellarcl &, iho s.uil
aul Il gave 1- nlI' Run
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not a.e 4as evidence of crime Inc we4s old csnte-
ma. i.ua-uel tl4l "a pg.-tr -la.. l,,.,-. ,t.'. end
ile strife. d. was u1t alone Il. ..a r.-.s Thrs..
w.. collemn Nr Rlllanan ior f..iea~ tn fsrrirs
a.s lace isou tle future sho-.l remember that Mr
g. SA-I We oi tse sam. optu,oa t.st b. t-lt II
w3l-l lcas.xfv lav. Ma aud rits ,t b. p-s,eat.8
ty use ~ the f-arKin- rriri.c-c .t Nr s.srari,s
misls spee.hss th4t neither meant peace nr war ht
fII upon the country ike So many fa,s dtl not ore.
vent him from bee .nl!ur 10 his wav aui a. lie t.uc
= most useful ane ACCOMPLISHED Sfttes-rlr As 81.
plomatist NJ Buchsaan wolld htv, ern.llas irst AZ
n Seward has exce.lef 1.-THE wartel the nsrve
lie ire Tie Iarlnc heart ai the iron hand ana s.
when Rebellion b-rst oat, be toos up his pen sut
began e. write most firiausv As II INK coait " sh
away the sia o. cauturisss While be- w to The
Rebels advanced They cams from Montgomery 10
Richmond, slrA41g INTO Maryland advancins 70 New
York and Pai1dcnhil aud bec3fnl almost a. fash.
iona0lo as the opera The s. utaern lcscors became
inspieut Tley saw this Oh gentleman scriohiinc
away. writing. .itilg-wrltiug orders in the morn
iog aud VIII : cane tt.ous lu the afterno0n while
under his ROOF traitors " re arranging d new Gov
ernment, aud speak ng II him as a resa ruler an
10 every southern STATE Il anvis were rtngtnv th-
looms were hamning. anI everything oksret
BY gaso0nizing Conn issooor. /" al fe.t tlat %
victory coui be more easy than the triumph ofSave
ry, and that a race OF Yankee BuchRuans might be
al. Ihey d. Mt ses behind him Massachusett-, and
pennsylvania, and l.lilcis aud the shadow OF CID
Jon Brown
Iue lesson t1ti lr. Blchlaan s fate must tcSch Is
tas INA no ruler eau -1 WHO listrusis the uca
PIE. h-re wls Llcolus great slcc s. H. went
with %. nation i ii wanted = tght be would make
"af- II 10 wanted peace be would De the most anis
O4e c. men f0liics has no genius n gher than COM
mon sense, an Ar Li-cln wis eulilea tly sens45-s
Ill y Dlc--4ah vas not Hi5 ways were Exec. lie
LA1 osen ralse- lA the mysterious school % rennsY
'A-i- P'Asi.s All A-l an 4nleIse respect Tor the
lLhss c -4is- conventions" 80 tue nation ran
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le" Q1.-7- u iD=1 t-- commence az tn- nation
M1eh AJor ANDERSON el,9oeye. as oflersi guns
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ntAie" lis "-nitt Gown tle Act VA cnerre--
wen Ds- 5--.l sent Gown l-e attr o. tLe west he
Va us'A--s ra--eH -poa ~ ttAs lle fIesi-e1cy 10
-'s o~- Na11s' AN "Nsl' 'ne -Ay tAe on gentleman
p-. v- - MORN au. s,1 lA AfIts aud ro-s
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