The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-01-19
''NO North, no South. mo- alien name,
Firm in one cause we stand
Hearts melted i'm the sacred flame
For God and native land"

Firm in one cause we stand
Hearts melted i'm the sacred flame
For God and native land
Ruskin says that when the women
of Christendom resolve that war
shall cease, it will cease. l see
before me tonight earnest, conse
Grated women, representing every
State in the Union; and from the
shores of that broad ocean whose
surging billows dash and break
against the sea-wall of my native city
to where the Golden Gate lets out
into the broad Pacific, all are here,
brought together by the threatening
of a common peril, and all deeply,
earnestly resolved that this war
against our homes and dear ones shall
cease. All have come. They have
brought their best thoughts and rich
est experience, to cast them into the
common stock, and we have come
from the South. We are in Washing
ton, so / suppose we must be asking
for a place; believe everybody who
comes here does that We have not
come to ask for a place from Con-
gress OF the President, at the capital;
we will ask our own peerless Presi-
dent. We want a place. We have
come for place and you will have
to find out what that place is. 1 think
as platform orators we will not be a
success, and the departments seem
to be all filled Mistress Livermore,
whose title to Queen of the Platform
I have never heard disputed, will tell
you that the thousands of emigrants
who are landing at Castle Garden
every week, will not, without prohibi
ton, be able to determine who shall
make the laws to govern this grand
nation. Mrs. Foster, our gifted law
yer, the chronometer by which we
set our legal opinions, will tell you
that although the rumseller has the
image and superscription of Caesar
upon his credentials, chartered
wrong and legalized crimes are not
difereut from other abuses. Mrs.
Hunt has the "Key to the Situation.
She has let in rays of light upon our
porance, and our schoolboys now
,,b,+ ,IcoboIis is ond - r,,,,
no Nil M, 80 'ol'oa -, o. ''',u oI' L ut,l ;ii
eller :, 81 ~, a,.T ,,,ant 80 -, l,ylo Al
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,ood in tn - t,,a-. i,o'.T Iii, ,oi soI'1l
beir names ta ~ :, : 0a,,' ,5 J1e'II ~
,e M vacanc ~. ~, 80 LII. ol '"1 P''l-
~ - -. Pit we an q PiaCe
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~ ~ ;nDnoinates tb %Y''eI , !u' InlisS i
IN '-a,tDJ lI' Tbis lamp mas 13,, sIA "lChS'
80 - - -r;+b;n another. !, 5Ii Iel, l was
~. ~ +I,is lie, e,,mTner we as NSu .ne Keep
= ~ e Il would burn with l. lYe. !ie .i,
ia dvee brt II burned b1 tSl i WIN
=, - We have come to m NNNee IS .iT
- 81 MI r don'tthink we ca "uu
- .o;nt;i1s to your bright ga, NY
-. ~ ne have no crusade Victories 90
~ 1.o-t We are a mighty quiet peo.
y -, tbere where l come from.
W. sre afraid to have our voices
,so-5 Won don't know how much
'S-aid c-,i oritTam. But I came at Miss
1W;Ilo-5,s ~ reouest. She had all thugs
80 %. own wav dowu South, as a strang- /
- ~ winter. and here she just !
Insens If right royalty over as all
55be bss said that i must respond 20
,bis address Ihave come to be the
sivth wicR Well, here we are