Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

oeouIe the ghost Of tyranny in appeals Of the great
danger Of arbitrary rule by the too great
eighty n the States in the uatcn Paliacous rea,s
Dangerous theory! But Ioi all at once with me qts
Of speed and the dexterity OF the eonJuref' "''
BILE change Of tactics is ordered
tn. Of the Constitution, because Of its conerng
too much power in hands Of the General Governm
sttrmn 10 proye by species Of reasoning peculiarly ,ne
own Il to be but little better than the Articles oil he
he .ayereap state. and liable be dissolved at any
time Convention by few irresponsible Tins nm
cpIed demagogues by an ordinance oil 81 STATE Rights
f,rtu.ateIy early the pernicious seed Of el ~.
sorn political soil Of the United stae If
nr;i. and 1rasping its and fishes for hall
and 6nalIy terminating secession aud treason IN
The first unlawful demonstration % in at nien when il
assumed identity IL feeling and bnsine
- ,Is, ter growing Of dscori-iiat most hid
~ al unnatural Of all monsters, conceived in the avarce
OF and brought forth in the lust Tor
ownerrhip in beings Slavery Up to ls an equal
nber IL free and States bad been admitted into the
nIon thus preserving an eqnllbrns balance between
the dragon Slavery and the angel OF freedom The contest
a stormy and bitter and for the first time the bravo
do Of chvary resore to by the propagndists of slave
and the State Rights Dsunon threaten
Ell by the champions the South if Slavery
and protected Superficial reasoncrs false sophsts well
might YOU tried to stop the majestic Mississippi with
buikhead gauze its mighty meanderings the
crcumscribe the onward and still march
Of freedom 1880 the demon Rights next appears
on the Of American politics This protec
tariff kDded the worst passions Of the serpent in
the blind Of free policy State Rights
went 40 far as commit act in south Carroll
THAT Gehenna Of the United States of passing the Null
6cation laws This vorte scheme subver>ive of national
authority and democratic policy advocated by Mr. Cal
boun. Of South Carolina who resigned his position Vice
President the United the stand
aId-bearer and champion of this doctrine.
II this that the debate in the
United States Senate took place between the immortal Web
claiming scattering naked and tead-bare discom
the winds of heaven in speech breathing with the
inspiration Of the orator. the Statesman and the patriot
tyating harmony Of the bard and the convincing logic Of
Euclid the destructive facy Of such principles buryug
forever tomb of defeat in the of logic But happi
ly for the honor the Republic and the peace the Union
the of New Orleans the iron of the Hermitage
lamation declaring III thunder tones that almost divine seh
that the Union must and shall be preserved andhed
involae The majesty Of the Constitution vindcaed
State Rights beat an gn"mnions retreat and the ehie,s
Of the conspiracy paed before the hrmness OF not to
he atimdated the discharge OF his duty by the vaunts Of
the threats of the bully The tempest past
the American people with unparalleled unanimity echo
the sentiments OF their chief This meabe proclamation
parayzed and tranged efecuay this daring attempt 10
dismenber the Union The Republic smoothly ged along
Ia the OF growing prosperity with nanght OF Internal
STRIFE worthy OF notice until 1861 the Democratic party al
most continually holding and exercising the functions of the
government BY great revolution in public sentiment
new party sprang into existence.
Lincoln elected Here panse and visit the Of
the hero with tear do with love- and add fee
bic flower the eaplet of his fame Born and rocked in the
cradle Of poverty, by the Of his industry twice
honored with the diaem Of the nation Though not
highly educated in the school Of letters hs wisdom AMI logic
outhone the Cabinet Called to rule the outbreak
gigantic rebellion. with but handful of soldiers,
he seized and with energy that out-traveled
speed mustered the stupendous equipped
since Xerxe bvuuaced the strait rhermopy To the
mne- Of the patriot and the OF the soldier he a
the moderation If the christian and the kindness Of the
philanthropist Though reared and educated AS peasant
the bancy of his talents at once places hun foremost
among the ranks Of the first Statesmen and Advocates
petng successfully with the first talent of the nation for the
dadem of the Republic The patroizer Of Literature the
encouraeer of Philosophy in him might ruthully
beautifully blended all the noher attributes OF
ture the practice: of every virtue the enemy every
Such unworthy and imperfect picture of a
whom all coming generations will bless aud whose memory
Of the American people and who will ever second to
"asnineon III 'heir "eclonso'e priis ',e r.'ei' 'e
other the freserNer oil republican liberties he't 10 MS ash
10 his memory Woe to the andthough para ye
in deaihtha sped the accursed ball through the heart OF
conceived the foul plot Universal Judgment brands him ~
the darkest Of monsters.
Let rapidly proceed In 1851 and while James Bue,an-
an was yet Chief OF the kepnbic tempest was gathering
VA @ , @s,f ~ treteued the yerv life
lhs' anu " , ,i ,i :. i ', , a. ,be lea,
riots the BrIuse AMI the oatanes were IN Inc aphe' as
ota'e a"" cio'"eu ~ wv t'S"' " :.
the Senate jees the of the coxcDmb the
braggar the bully threatening in the logic OF the bull
ly IA ell the horse of Slavery in
the Hudson and to have called the saver" at the 'se {"
Bunker Hill once made moist with the blood {" Inc
mar ~ %" " 81 So ,, WIZ pti, ia ~ ,ha, &
in and STAGGERED ont a I'M without being able TO
a ,,i 81 all this Gr ,,,t reann, p.cause
Tehc'e our s'ille, az" ~, ~, r,u r ,a;
81. ~! - ,i;r ii,I .ytn,ui.b.I TIn;r ,,,rar US
star had waned Their sh eNsui5neu iheir power was
rapidly passing 10 pusr e'unc7 a" 71i ''s' b,' 'i,e
Agonizng thrve ana 'rYp' o te '9 suiv9 oiu
that andre" 'ach-"i w" n'' - '"i' ~. . , i, '
happiiS Lneo,' ~ iin anJ nnyity IF rrrntin Emf
rho armed legon. and neighing war-orsc; the rattle
~ p,, AMI ,,,r If artillery: the ryuets torrents and
lakes "i ihh"oe"' " ., W, - 49, ~, ~ =, -, ~
pied; the tens Oh uo"''i"s S s, -, S ,.cli,,
sides Of widows orphans hereiVeh mothers anu Meep
sisters of multiplied taxation; Oh para!
crippled commerce; OF nation ietNihS anu rockhg uehe
the angry waves q" ciN war. to' r ie 'es VI u
winch the nePuo'" ".' ,I a,xiu onoti,n
H1e' ss"r,.e " u, Ill ,Ia Ksn,lIic live, Armed
"'A ny -, - - ~ raor,its wern as.,iling IL in
traitos WIN ic r 49,. HIN. ,,sro ..cre,Iy MOI,
'front.' "hiie 'nei eS' i .,, NO. h.;,,r ,.xaj +,
ing ts "feithIc" ~ ~ e - m. ,r,nI ,ru,v nj,
Its very utin'~t III Tue "0ipie v, W. r. -;
the Potomac was r"icd mt'A III iisoo'" -, ~ ~
waves OF the Atlant,e. when Ut ,e 80 h ~ I ~ The
Capitai oi m - ,ho ,I,,,sand ~ u,i,ri,
among the swamps the Chickahomny, while under the
command of this procrastnating soldier
. - i.,,,aJ, Tho cn,uIe,eJ nolcians who
~ = - iri.,,s tn hptcherv ami defeat are SUI
mus i' Nu a, IL - III. ho,n ~ and
perccneu w ..i ~ - rn,;a, If ITO
Nckspurs II 0'icu 10 e'" ~, 800 -. ~
Union lie appoh.tu ms IN; t;,:t ;grance ar tI,.
p.hs' h"' 'o' "e i, i % Iii hnnlars These he cast
,h ,;nIs an Tx tbr mighty Cor-can the victorious
i,e Acids are to him the birth place prcfernen; lie
Judged his their vaur. aud their success on the
haiti. field not by their parade. The wisdom
az hi. prnyed The power his mind He surveyed
ho ,roa, c..h,arl If war and saw with a glance # his
~ - si 80 ,t.,,;..I AGO., tla ,,,,,s T., IA. n, de fr,,m
Wcii '""'r ~ :, Wi -. ~ ,ng cal
Tue .ahiunNe! W ,u -; , . ,,t,ta - The sea the
.u''lne So a., s,'i's,r n,.t.nr Of tLe
49, r'r,1;r bis intel army and hurting them in rur--
.ys columns on te advancing sauadron of the enemy.
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