The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-07

down TO Georgia, what is the iist thing a Georgia
Of the Boston ana Washington press the Georgia
mqee ar ou a exact SS S OF 9e
OF persons SUI living saying that tnat WAS true
they have that claim against the Government tor
compensation, and they take LheiT encou agement
iion the reaction has begun. We are going TO have
pare Tor it. The most natural thing in the world
Sow, therefore, II any man wishes that this country
that, ha9irg spent third OF mion of Young mems
lives. and 5000 shall 60 through that same
ther effort to bring II me admit ten states
embitered element the white race against to-day.
Men go around and gather up isolated facts they
friend Of mine was in Georgia; u happened that he
and held nigh miiitary rank quite high almost IN
the hi hest grade. lie rendered great service to
a house some six miles from the headquarters where
my ifbo b h In one me cog ms
on and a storm threatening. and he must have his
him out in the direction Of his home, as lie was him
sell going partly IN that direction They arrived at
who was about getting out of his carriage. lie had
and humble Southerner descended from the steps
and s0id:-"I wish, General, could invite
saHnot Inside of thSi house dwelt Southern wife
whom no benefit and no kindness and no protection
admit that wore It's uniform under her roof The
Of social lie 10 the man to whose word he Owei his
protection for fear wte for fear of that element
goes SO lar TO control the action OF the community
& sny tF the E cdndo Of be OF md
We don't need one OF them; TO thoughtt9l men no
down South and come back. don't want the stair
of General Thomas to tell me that on the archives
ders of Union men, and that Major.General of the
United army not able to put his finger upon
single one of tho'e murderers such was the sateot
public opinion in tennessee that was in vain that tue
bis military power TO the point of taking hold of one
these acknowledged assRssins, He could not do it,
Influences at Washington and Influences in Tennes-
see blocked him: ! don't need fact. the principles
Gle would be II public opinion did not force just such
course. Now what remedy does God give US against
such an evil? How does he enable us to :settle ali
these questions before this generation Is removed?
What weapon is there right by US which we can use
yond all possibility OF change the peace and safety
"a God.R given oppOrtunty-that four millions out of
this twelve millions. are constutionally and inevi
and servants OF loyalty, and nothing else Now 1t
Seems od e hI anS T m do & Is Tt 20 aust
other but seize the opportunity and do IT just in that
Know how w we started WITH With the 'E siIpe ideS
Of pTfserHipg VII the Union rye all rushed up
Gratis. no Wngs, no Repgbllcansj we went wholly as
6ese Was that ag stayed un @
Run; we went on until Mcclellan had taken down
gna Then ali at once we woke up to the fact, after
ALL why should we spend the best blood why should
we spend thousands of millions OF dollars; why
should we not advance with the weapon that win
na sns Tbeh Re he II F sd a.
Then ne purpose Of the community began 70 dverge
every youDg man under twenty -one, and put him in
pend he SH
% n you Sannc % no f T
other man then At he last erriPie gasp seize hold
That was Repubiicanism, the child of Whggery t6at
was tmidity gT9oyed With the f0mpT1miSeSs % Is sc OF the
his n other ! ut in him when he was born. on the
TepresenIns what we cali the fanetcs-John Phelps,
Ben Butler, John O. Fremont, and set OF impracti-
cable men rash d dangerous COunSeIl0rS, They
said there five powers Tor the Government to use
another party discipline, and the other is slavery.
Don't touch either OF them, don't spend a dollar;
slavery at first ana thank God He has given y9u the
country dictates that when fathers erected com.
prom ise betw us anu the sin slavery and
don't put your hand through the screen don't you
the I'm ted States, in Its spirit, pledges you
screen. That screen lasted until 1861. Then they
opened their batteries on sumter. and tue screen
human bondage was brought face to face with the
Chief Magistrate Of the nation and he had right to
But when the south had dragged that screen asunde
had legal right to look into it and say:-'If can
seT God and 4 the Union at the ,. same time l
sbly get along WITHOUT IT, L can save the country
WEq1 unP m BY it, in order 1hat BY asroyng it, oH
insure the peace or iutnTe SINCE you have the
Fremont in August, 1861, comes In with this prlu-
cipe. He sW ept Slavery out of Missouri The couu.
try said "Amenr Every newspaper said "Hnrrah
that the idea that states manship that is loyalty
that is military skill that is Justice unit the Pre-,
he said it he put back year He put us TO an ex-
Si IN ec o. w saeree duarteT of @
OF men more You see then just ls our fathers knew
within Itself ihe principles of its own d strucon.
They knew that they WIRE building G9yeTnme3t 80
tee ar ID e%poson. In 1862 Mr. Seward tbefOre he
lost his bralns Rochester made great speech In
which l coined rather adopted, from tnOSe VINO
had coined 1t before the useful phrase, the lrrepres-
3e e09G e1 ana q II Tu6Sps me hey
the i'm possibility of the success OF the plan they
not ex ist together they thought posi-.
beinevtabe almost that there should be war but they
cut absorb IT, and develop Itself SO
but tey doubted. lie (seg ard) said they doubted
strongly whether that would ever come. Ihe great
10 be submitted is in the choice of the mind that
Is to be the inspiration OF he future or It's obstacle
probably the most momentous tEat this generation
VII esb6oS 9SSe o2 20 oS believe m Sa S We
put Rebel in that place. We have had 100 serious
RRt6ordSg Gs fsI ytor to the New YORK Ha Tsat
President and Lee for Vice Presi en- on the basis o
there, but the s9eston ,,,, Is whether we s9al hal
Pus P%ard with his heart braced ygrav!tatlna
towards the great future or holding back agitating
d 2 his statesmanshp In the one case II we
put man like your own stevens thefe we shal' san
shoud get out of this epoch what no nation ever ye
did get out Of war NO naIn n Ss eSet s m oSS var Ti
have been made 70 yield II you put pSolG such al mar
there a@d as ypbhit hall per cent tLaughterl And in my
opnon il you put Grant there we may get torly ps
much with any decent satesman we can ayoi La
thing My reason for thinking SO Is IalsUi Heleg e
ment Of the Republican party y aches che f9r 9i@;
is possible we do or % t duty or that t6
puppet las he viii be in snail ns y