, 1879-05-31

wllnln nation, for Il time, in moral terrur
ae iH; f III 5cttvy tey iona net sSty 'nc swelling
to aow; It threw thc lnsoIent po,Ilcai monarcI
OF the saavo power from III tlrono; ii dashed
a9ainst tho peculiar Institution. nn iinaltt
oro',s"t IT,, = down in destruction With gres
t,hsa; the Legislative power Of the States Il
identical with The sovctctCntv OF tho people rc
words, Wv
I'VE, TIE rEorhR or rna UNITED arArHs'
sa!a tho slaye power: "Anl, therefore, wo maj
Con9rcss obnoxious, in our. onlnion, to onr IL
sald old fltexory. In reriy, sand il any sn, mar
Mll S1I sntt lfa g., STATE to act o. this doctrine
The The nIll'f'ers knew II. Nniiiaeatlon, CON- 'a
seae'T ses ~ 0,sf wssS .,rn ssst''n'g' s
wero male, hat noser s' deve'apsa Ssed'''i1's io.s
~ acttve force. put 'l.c slave-power wns only
rcstranet1. Tic enakc was sco.clIc,l, no. Killed.
Tile Union ts nnt Nai!nn." sail tho slave
league. The statca that have ontersd Into this
league l,avc delegated TO the Union, Ms tleir
eoln'non nEcnt, certain functtnns OF aoycsctenty,
anu zach state la: reserved the right to rrsume
81. Cpon this ISSUE thc North md South dlvitl.
ed; discussion IN the Assembly, In llle forum,
ma nt The liisti.Ea continued, until, upon ic
cic' ,c 10 ~ N r,resie"ry =, of lnco'n the strus.
sword aEalnst tlle Union, and tho cnntcst was
Transferred from Congress 10 the battlefield
1ne! III stairs a South attempted to dlssove tho
| Union rather Than submit to The Will Of the
people, constitutionnly expressctt, which, tn a
Ncpu6'!c, must be recognized as tito law for al!
| wnr THEY DIED.
!" We catlnot live with yo,l In pcncc," said the
States Of tlic South TO Tic sta.es ot the North.
70 orieve TINT human slavery IL a blessing.
fo'! continue 10 permit metz, living under tlu
protection OF the Law, 10 declnre that all men
aro created eaual, unl that slavery is illcrcioru
wrong; that the institution must therefore Ia
inhibited FROM entrance into the Territories Of
TIC Union, and must, III the end be DESTROYED,
1oi have clartcd a President who said that tho
Union canHmt ehdstre part slave and part FREQ,
thcroforo see prdper to resuu,n the attribute OF
soverciguts heretofore delegated by us to tho
Union as our CANNON agent. We shall 70 of
from YOU and establish free tlovernpunt OF
slavery tlnro not 30 9ueatoncl."
",stny," snti the States of the North. awe
VIII not cease from following after you witt,
said The Union; "bp not rash. You cannot take
Iron from me tile powers delegated to mo by you.
Ihe acceptance OF TINT doctrine would make lie
rnsun rope Of sand. Tie powers delegated by
tlic Stat1s 10 ihe Union were irreyoeablv dele
GATED. The Union Is Government" But the
stntes nnd the people Of the Bonth would not
DC placatcd. Hastily they struck the out
they fired upon tic dnr Of tha fsnul,'tc "tIr,"ss
IA shot hcnrd round the world"
AMI then ard .,c,c ,r,s h,,,.s.na =, ,,,.u
hn catherine trars and ramhI;nvs 70 az nna .e IT,
Anil chceLs al palc which 0mt an EoSr ,on sss'sS'
Blns,lcd at tic pruise OF thctr own ,uyeinrs,
a. hnd there were sudden pastlngs. such as prcst
The life from ont Young hsArty and chOrtnp siuhs
Mnc1, a, ;,s. ns'er ,rn. m,zit BE- J., ssneAted
fla m',*tsri"" .nnIr,ns ~ ~ re- -, nsse ths aecd
Want nonrtn1 folv"r,s ,. ah ,ne saaltatnx CIR
And swIty torunn IN TIC tha ranps ~ eoeea
,rhon ~, Ns - "s''
,,, anen we i' men whose graves VIC have today
ueeoritca with howess tore themselves uwny
;soa nome anu 1r!enua. They laid down t'lp
inplchents al Industry a'ld took into their
n;a,sas the Wcapona OF war. They Joined their
conraues gen hundred thousand strong. who
Gatns ;ni up from ths valleys and down from tile
,llil*, away from sl'e green pastures md from
ocaun i.e stl waters, cut from the cities. from
eseryS!lcrc ~ the North, ncrved With s1cterml-
nat!nh u eye and step, shouting tho battle cry
VI freedom; They Wcre encouraged by fathers,
,,nann. a,'u5s"' ,. ..'.sa neater ones stt and
nml hywnvstn n nm sh,n nass "so. LUZ !n4EnMaye
tlut niaEn n,nblIon "nrtn1s y ~ msT,,o w & WITS