North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07

monument ~, Your vlciilty--to Dt called
trrlh tr"m tie yrave, or II wfre pos ible
. 10 communicate with the spirit of t,c illus
i tiious t:ead, and make him understand the
progr.,sS OF faction aul of ret'elli2n and
3 treason. he woul,I turn over IN his cptii;l.
and lie wnul risr, AMI shaking off the ha-
bIjirnrntS of The tomb, Won d AZ in stand
erect, and ext, nj iorih his long arm an,
fingers and reilerate that sentiment. opcr.
expressed hy him OF meinoraol. o3ra,ioa
The Fcdt al Uninll-it must b. prcs,ry-
ID. (Great applanse.) .a.. .s rs.sgr
We have Witnessed what h $ transpired
since hi, day. IL 1893, When treason, AMI
iLfilcliiy To the government and Constitn-
ton Of the United States siaiked forth in
the land, il Was his power and infiepce
that crushed the serpent i'll lis incipeucy.-
1t Was then stupp d, but only Tor a tune
The same sirIt Of disatf, cTiou continues
lharr were men q saffs rled tn the Go, cru
n,nt bdh in the y rtn aud ~ the South
Th.re WAS ma I.orllon ~ lii. Union. a pr
cuiar iH>ilt ,il.'n, of which sonle com iit--
ed, a!,d 10 whlch ol!e.s We're attach Il. -
Que portion of oar cOnGlryineli IL the
| South advocated that in>f tuilnn, while aD-
o;ircr port.r;i III tn Npth opposed it,
| Tme rr>ult wa, The formation "t cAlrrlue
partr :, one r.I,, cially in,,,c Sou. Il. wl.icl
reached Il punL al Which IL was pre-
pare, 10 Dissolve the Unior: of the StaIc>'
| lur he purpose, as Was sad, OF 5 curing
a"d preserving iilai pecIlI r nlstllullol -
| ihcr,' Mas ano her purII"it II or COUNTY,
nnrn Who wcr,' piIp7ed 10 that InssitHtiu !.
aud who wen! to snih ;,ll extreme thai tlry
We're willing 10 IN ak up the GntcminenI
IA nr,lcr get cicer oi lns' pecuilpr liati-
inr,u.i # lhr >oull. .. a,... ......... .-,...,
! >ay th,>t tnugs itcaauac q ire 20
ti.k |, ainIr AMI Il" i,mli;u i.:.rare"i'ey.
.i,ltIe i.vthi = nrr, io-'ify c,ord thr
! P"-i ion Of Il liiz Y; oi.c ".,o iIa> t''9ll
| ;, rad.r. trr hi lDunry a!;d Inc preserve
s.on 81 ~ L 'S:Tp!ln". lai.ne"s; rhrexE
NJ f;g>g two ta' 'e-. SAY, "sr ar
rave g>insl .cl 9th {, al i,siand herr
| ngi X kpU ,-,t,y, "a =" Il iii I,lc ;. .nat,.
!,,tli,r /. ne. Sl,t,> IL 1870 rhd. IS l.
| met ti,crr it,,,e Wilr %eir m 'kilS Ew.r
| gpul lac oi,>tuut; u; sit,,-c nho W sI,l i
10 ,i,rnr 4 t tioNrr;.me,'t, iu.d dcIouhc
! I'd them il IA Pie I .en anI t..tir, s"d
x ~, ti,"Ir rae oir,raei r.. ] Sad .lma
| .u>, W .. ". Il ,n93..c' ii IN: wo ii
y ak, :. ltp5. = G". cru" ~ VIZ ira'}oil>>.
! lravt- r.v,.r c:"-'....oi n rppt ncc;i>i' liz
| 81 peat that ser nti,rHt, al'i a. Ia aN IN,
! ..!Iui : ,oUll 90, hdsr ,ini'd1oic,' 10 car
XIX / nn'. lir:at applan>,e.) II a.. ID
f.. have. .f,,l remarked tial there wgrc
! iwr parties. "ne # hch WAS Tor Grstroy
| Ing the sr"ycrpment an4 separating Tue
| Union, II, "rt.trto ncseNc slavery al,d
the uIhe: fn break " up tls Govcrlnnfhl,
in ord. r To destroy sIa,rrx Tue, .ne, "b
j c;s .wA:ch they sought 10 accomplish welt,
i :iT.rcnr.. .f.r q slavery "as c'p"er"td
hlL :iry as.., 4 in ;hr d,>;re 10 break np
.ihy ia, cr, mem, the rie. - ;hI'ig TO wncr
[ l.a>c always h, en- "pe".c'l, and wetlitr
d,>aninni-ls come from Ir south "rflr IN
the Moth, ! la,.d n,.N n | did then, vim
dica'ips the Unior Of titese States, and
lllr Con titirtion q M county, (rretnt"-
dous app -...s.4. a..-.f.,.-.-.boi.
Rehelion and treason man Tested them
selves n the South. Stood by the Gov
rnmrnt. Is id ,hcr thai | was for the
,UriW wirl >laveryr J, wa f"' the nEPn riI
wil0n slavery. in o hl alternative |
was Tor m, G"veln'l,. Ut an! lis ConStiiu-
Illiom. The q vtrmnenl has a>trticf.d
| forth its strong am, and with ts,,plysical
power il has put Gown Treason II 'ile HE'LL,
ihe sectio;, of The ,cuntry witch then ar
rayel ts,:f = inst tir. Gpvrrnrn. nj has
been put down 10y the st'pns ann Wa,
did we say when this treason "'isilaIIei! j.!
Wc said; NO compromi>e; yon Yourself
in the South can settle this qIesti n in
eight aud f,rty bours.H | SAID again AMI
and agai,, aud Irrpeat it now, "lGsbaid
your armies il the South, a4kn4 4wiSsdSe the
SUPREMACY OF the Constitution OF til Uni
ted States. acknowledge he duty ct obdi
ence to the law>, and tie whole qIit sion
is settled (Appause) What has been
done since? ,rH-'9a -.s-. t-a sai a.gue-
Their armies have been disl'andtd, AMI
they me forward now in a proper spirit
and sav, Ne We're mistaken; we made
An ,ff ,rl t. carry out the ,lnctrlu,ait OF Sc
cession and TO dissolve this Union; mSthat
We have failed; w have traced this u 'c-
trne to itS logical and physical results, and
WE iinl-thAt we were mistaken. VS.: ac-
kunwIcd e the flag of oar country and are
4 willing to obey The Constitution a. an! TO
Weld to1he supremacy of the - a Vii
Great applau-e1s Cam ng ip,thqt ~ Ut,
4 SAY to theu, "Wh n you haze mnp,led
> ~ ith the ~ ,qur'ments If th5H' ,pn'IliHHl9n'
Igwh u you. have ,ylelrl % the lw,p wlrn
YOU have aekn"w,rdIed nour allrgl"ncei 10
the Constitution, 4 wall, 50 lara, ic,r'
+, o,,.., the .duoT ef ihe C,nb II I" ltas-b who
had e. rod AMI Stay D. from tLf. ttph OF
their tat .er- for Tins. [,irsas applapse'
il Wtohas ,u:f+trA mare, b. lke heb lii'''
: than haye z | >hail no peat. tpr >;sopr> -
$ OF ,e w.ong and iatfrri's- i.hlst bd"p."l
me-; Dat ibe spirit o!., r. :ense is ,uri; fFhe
J. split ~, wl,iln 10 deaf wl,a awh"le p'r;pqple
t 1. K pw there .lla> been great, de'd S4id
e xi,ou, ,he. .,.xer.is.. nf tte patd ming y ,wer