, 1876-01-29

day Times OF London throw on In 1881, when
tickets to hear tho groht vloltnlst were very
@hat aro they WHO pay threc grin!ea
To hear 4 tuno Of irganini'sf
ECh1-iach Guinness
GOV. 1iEtDnlcKs.
1z1s 0rent 1vhF-spcocta mt sl1olbyville>
End., Fob. 1,. 1853.
Cineinnat flaaht.
In tho wintor Of 1BG9-'GJ, hlr. Hendrfcks was
elected Unlsol Htases Senator from Indiana Ths
event wnB doelped OF sufficient importance bya
most Of autiGuatcd nuttofnnts ufo inhabited tha
southern portion Of tic State to rnorit email
ing 10 arrangement. ut slleIbyvIlo. on tho 9Th d
February. 1868. Although oAtonsibly III ovation
10 hingIo nsa1. 4 waa in reality bid Of detlanca
to tho General Government At enc Of the most
critical t.crioda Of tho War. Tho Lncoltl-llate1a
we're rfesent ln great numbers, and whooped
md yoItotl thoir jon Dayls sentiments through
tho streets With impattcnco until tho horo Of tha
occasion appeared with bis apeoch. The prclim-
1lendricka fondly hoped thai lac might meet sh,
oxigoncies of Tho hour without exposure
to the world: but. by ono Of those strange
s tn
mud took verbatim report Of the speech. Al.
Tor getting of tho storeotypod charges Of peAcs.
Domoorats. at that timo, Tint tho North had
provoked tho War. tho orator began to warm up
his Cpppcrhcal audience with sentiments uks
those;
1say unto you, gentlemen, If Tho President Of ths
Unitc Stats IN tho language Of tho Crsttcn1cn rc!o-
1ntious had held up the bauner Of this country for
Tho Constitution and restored Union, that Al tls
States shall re,nhin under that Constitution, With er.
hsro Icon dlssentIent voice IN al tho No.th: hui
tho President cannot change the purpose Of tho War a.
shsn bold ths pcop!a Of tho North init ' 'N'
We havs aotnc d!aacnsion in tho North: Ne hhEs
aro ths men Who say ts. Tho Gonsttutoo of Waning
ton N coscnapt with boil and league with DEATH"
They are tue foea Of theis country ad sir eoontsys
70 the influence Of these men With The pfeadeot Of
t!e United States. II Congress would sake T. bTnd!s
IL done twill not to well. You may Roar prayers u
sd Sui o. soary vi, Is not 70 Ss RESTORED as It wa
until Aboitonism iB buried, mover to bo re4urcted
0cntIctntn, what 10 tho effect upon yon At homs
when soa So tha purpose q ha Wss eh.nasa fsun
reo to ncsroes7 Whsl /, tho eiiees upon sonf aaiy
pride: wiat IL the effect npon The nrny IN the ne1d7
sta e Tbs gf az ssna
upon the Held, and tho n,issiles td Gcath arc lying
around him.. IN tho .oldss Of that r., sz scene, ie.
ing ali tho high qualities Of soaiAsr r.c 10 Looks
Up to TINT lag aud tiaka i tho etnoIe Of the United
satoe under tLo CONSTITUTIONS when he Is ghtng ths
oua war 1nd ho can DO hs duty faithfully. but, when
Tho proclamation Of Jan. 1865 issued and ho toll
grocs frce, where has pride Of tic soldier euno.
Can he fight sucA battlo ID tlat7 Ho canuot do it.
Mr. Hendricks next relieved his mind on the
Negro Enlistment blu (he had not yet discovered
| tho presence Of tho reporter). Uo oMd:
mo rron,nr nrt ~ tni,,strc b.. hcer comn,e,cs
They hsye psssod BIZ! in the House Of Hepresent.-
| t!yes to arm m army Of negroes 0no hundred md
y ons" neasoTs hst sIos S ssn ~ r.
bi anu every 1topubean voted for It, with three
.:t.o. - shes. thsen ,non M t., yonT hmndrcd nnJ
any tfnuasnd negroes What does Il mean Docs i
m, ronrnroora So1 ,owerfui c.,oaoh In enntsnl
,ri t,a man ~ t1,c Snh mn, thnrcfo,,, lin f;or
mean that understand t,at The preeuse Is raised
that nesroca Shall agat down Where not healthy
.,taS ~, i1en II ahan v"rnK,iS MI In rs,
Guriss' turs ~ - 't'"'1' ' ~' -A3 1o
an aha Mnn arn nor IT, T. @ @
oIefod a1oet fss su II to ese.y Ms aa an
proud mn VI! resent; ~ ,,,:,,,n, , ,n, r.t,n.
rsops lilo l,!s aspei'ns sapIsft iIoD @ asgs0 ;
I'll H. rrs ~ ,vc ,sy y" tsv Vii sy,nn ~ % thsr T.
:tsa II; " ss Sa "a; Slsed
who % passed. t1lat Lii aud upon tlse President who
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a.MI osSTIxMAn Ut NAM - Gaee tauou" Z" s''eA'
.nea'' o1a 's,io" ,
AGnin, oil the subject OF Compromise hn[
hlr. I.tncolnB Emancipation Proclamation, tht
now EeuRtor said
What loo mart Two ye,rs will bring about, do nc
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