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Carlisle American Volunteer (Newspaper) - May 22, 1862, Carlisle, Pennsylvania Volun Tjom. Published every thursday morning by Joi inv ii. Bratton. Terms.? Dollar and fifty Conta paid to and Van co two dollars if paid within tho year and iwo dollars and fifty cents if not paid within Tuo year. Those terms will to rigidly adhered to in a a very into Nice. No subscription discontinued until All arrearage Are paid unless at tho option of the a editor. A. A a advertisements accompanied by thou cd set arid a of cooking Ono Square will be inserted three a a incs for Dollar and Twenty Flo cents fit reach additional insertion. Those of a a Cator length in a a proportion a. Job pin Tivon Sincu n s hand Bills posting Bills pamphlets Blanks labels it. Amp cd a of canted with Pocura and at the Sitf Rtese Fotieo. Sis Ole. What 0-funny world is this. To lie sure to Besu a change Ful world is this a to to sure a. A. What a funny world is this. Olio to everything s a miss. And no perfect Bliss a to endure to endure a and we and no Perfet Bliss to endure. A. A a / u a moment Fortuno set files. A a How True j a How Truo a a. A moment Fortuno bridles. A How Truel Quot a a a a a a. A moment Fortune smiles a and our happiness by guilds a. A but soon her cruel Wiles a we must Rue Onius Ruo Ayo soon her cruel Wiles. A we must Iuo. A a Quot a a a a a of pm Jill Sopley great Shade. A where ttys thou whore Aro thou philosophy great Shade. Whore Art thou. A a ,. A a philosophy great Shade a How often i have prayed. That thy soothing baud were Laid a on my brow on. Iny brow j. A. That thy soothing hand Scro did on my brow. A a. I Gazo upon the throng a a. Bushing by Rushing by a a i Gazo. Upon the throng. A hushing by. A. I Gazo. Upon tho throng. And the Universal song. A is self Inteia Cost wrong j. What Crilo in who Lcarl i. -. Is Solf Iii Orest right ,. What care i ?. A Tisz a easy thing i Woon to to just to to just a. A fits an honest thing i ,. A honest thing i wee but such is Seldom soon. Til policy so keen says to Wust says to must a. Til policy to keen. Says we Musk. A a. Ai-we.3qa? a should Inq find should to find. As Wejs urn a by tho Way. Should to find -. While to journey a by the Way. A \ should we and some soul astray lots Point him Vair and say a. Something kind something kind a him fair it and say. Something Wand Cross in tho night though to by a to Lough to ibo. Poor growers night. A a though to be. A a a poor searchers in the night ,. Let us of Rivotto find tho height that always guides aright a a those who la see those who la Seo that always Guidos aright a a those who la Seii How Bright this world would be. We should find to should find a. How Bright this world would to to should Bright this world would to. A a if to struggled to agree a. A and Charity a a a for our kind for our kind ,. A a of had More Charity a a. For our kind. A. A Well we All Mist plod our Way a Whilo won to by oath while won to breath. To All must plod our Way while woo breath.�?T. We All must plod our Way a a. And our destinies obey. Until at length we stray. Auto death unto death a until at length to stray unto death. A a the question being on the amendment or. Lamberton. Or. Speak to the Amend mint a Oifer Etna mid is my tfx it events Whilo i the people it of this country Are ii Neil in a struggle with tramp in few flt a the life of the guv a a rement fur that vitality of tvo Constitution the i a Servatz on of the Union and the Supre re Aey of Law it is one of those blunders which amounts to amp crime to agitate in the Halls of legislation or elsewhere any question that xviii distract tho people and divert their energies from the great Mission in which All a Are eng aged. I Tim and again has upon the democratic party that that great political organization was for partizan purposes constantly agitating Liis pestilent question of negro servitude but history in Terance a swayed by the passions of the hour will vindicate its character from this aspersion and speak in glowing Eulogy of its struggle to preserve the constitutional lright8 of thu sections from the assaults of a wild fanaticism Pur Earnest endeavours has been to transmit to posterity unimpaired the invaluable legacy of the free institutions which Yre have received in Trust from our fathers. Why or. Speaker so. Assiduously and with so much solicitude have we been devoted to this great purpose that in derision the democracy has been stigmatized party of a a a a Union savers.�?�. When we pointed to the inevitable results of this incessant abolition a agitation results which Are now fulfilled prophecies we were met with those derisive cries. But sir this term of intended obloquy a and reproach is the brightest Gem that adorns the Coronet upon i to brow. A we Are now arraigned not for too much Fidelity to the Union but for sympathizing with one class who Are seeking its destruction whelming refutation of this a Artize i Derous. Accusation i have but to p masses of its followers from my Cleil Jand. Mcclernand and other Brauff Down to tie humblest private in the. Who have rushed by thousands to the defence of our Flag and to the alacrity with which its representatives stand ready to Send the last Man and Yote tho last Dollar to sustain the. Remarks of Hon. C. L Lamberton. Delivered in the Senate March i to 18g2, on Bill entitled a a joint resolutions relative to the abolition of slavery in the District of tho question being on Senate Bill no. 323, entitled Quot joint resolutions relative to the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia National government and crash democratic party needs sir no Eulogy or my hands. Step by step it has a kept March with the country in its Road to a Empire and the great achievements of the a country a past Are. Tie enduring monuments a of its Fidelity to the Republic. I that party Inis ceased to control the policy of the National government yet the agitation of the abolition of negro slavery does not Cerise. It is still ringing in the Halls of Congress and even like an unwelcome visitant of Trudes itself in thie chamber. Not a single Vieni her of that party there nor Here has sought to introduce it. The agitation Cornos from the opposite Sido of this body. Now sir Why should this thing Bei to give Assurance to the people no assault was intended upon. The constitutional rights of any state that a deep Rove Renco for our written charter Anima Tod the Republican party although sectional in its they incorporated in their i platform if Principio framed at Chicago and upon which Ulicy elected a president a a a i Law them8elvcs and to Kim Quot thut the a a maintenance in Violetc of tho rights i of he states a cd especially the right of each state to order and control its own Domestic institutions. Ace tiding to its own judgement exclusively is Esso initial to that balt Nice of Power on which the per it a a Iii and endurance of our Fahrio depend and to denounce the Lawless invasion by armed Force of the soil of any state or territory no input ter under what pretext As among the gravest of to give still futher Asu ranges to the country the president on the Day of his inauguration from the Eastern portico of tho Capitol in the presence of congregated thousands from All parts of the Union reiterated these sentiments and declared that he pressed a a upon the Public attention the most i conclusive evidences of which the Caso i the proper peace arid Security of Onse Tiona Ca to to in Anywise endangered by the now incoming administration a and a a that All the Protection which consistently with the Constitution and the Laws can be Given will be cheerfully Given to All the Soutos when lawfully demanded for whatever cause As cheerfully to one Section As to author and further that he a a had no purpose directly or India hotly to interfere with the institution of slavery in the states where it exists that life had not the a a lawful right to do so a and no a a inclination to do Sun if it was lawful sentiments which he again repeated in his message of july. To give additional pledges that no Agge Eusivo assault was intended upon state rights or. Corwin the Republican Leader in tho last Congress offered in that body to be passed and subsequently submitted fir ratification to the several states an amendment to the twelfth Section of the Constitution declaratory that hereafter a a no shall to made to the Constitution which will authorize or give Congress Power to abolish i or interfere within any state with the do-me8tio institutions thereof including that of and especially this miserable subject of abolition must inevitably paralyse tho energies of the government in suppressing this most accursed rebellion. This legislation is not asked for by tho Poplo hut seems to to introduced in obedience to the Behest of the Samo spirit which has brought All this woe upon tho country. It is evil in tendency. Disconnected from ulterior considerations it would not Rise to the dignity that now attaches to it but at this time accompanied As it is by such aggressive declarations upon the part of its friends its introduction Here indicates the inception of a policy pregnant with untold ills to the country. We Are told it is to he but the beginning to tho Universal scheme of negro emancipation it is sir the Small Black a loud that precedes the gathering storm ready to burst with irresistible fury Over the land. When i assert that this is but the entering wedge to ruthless invasion of constitutional right i speak sir not without warrant for at a Largo meeting of the members of Liis emancipation party held at the Copper Institute a few Days since in new York i find by the reported proceedings in the Tribune of the seventh instant Carl Schurz the representative of tho government in a High and responsible position abroad saying amid Load and continued applause a a left. Slavery in the District of Columbia and wherever the government has a memo Fly ate authority to senator Wilmut in a let ter to the Sarito meeting declared a a we must and will now and forever destroy and wipe out from this nation the acct used institution of without seeking beyond this Hall for evidence of this intent tho sentiments of the senators from Allegheny and Bradford sustain to in this position. The senator from addressing the Senate at a previous stage of Jis diffusion said a i tie District of Columbia lie place to begin to attack this institution s will serve As not entering wedge it is t to Stop there that is the senator from Allegheny or. Irish declared that a a abolition of slavery in tho District of Colum Bia is the blow which is to Shako the whole Skiavo system i foundation and that in his opinion this constituted the. Groat importance and Groat Merit of the measure submitted to Congress. Gave the eos to Tjie wings of the wind As the sentiments Fly the on Tirfe North. Tho Southern press Ftfe pulpit tho Halls of legislation and even their very articles of secession us if by concert spoke of the aggressive acts til the abolition Zed North showed How their a a be Euliar institutions was denounced with polygamy As Trio twin Relio of barbarism quoted or. Seward so a irrepressible conflict doctrine a pointed to tho insane raid of John Brown until Many who doubted believed and feverish thousands in the South became convinced that the government of their ancestors failure and that tho time was fast approaching when then should be thrown Back upon natures first grand principles the duty and necessity of Seli preservation a it stated by Post master general Blair in his letter to the meeting Cooper Institute that a a it was proclaiming to tho Labouring Whites who fill tho rebellion that the Cleotien of or. Lincoln involved emancipation Equality of the negroes with them and consequently an amalgamation that their jealously was stimulated to the the result of this accursed conspiracy and this miserable delusion is before us. No sir it is. Our Truo policy so to legislate and act As to separate the deluded followers Iroku tho leaders. To do this make Clear that the whole North , and sustain the Earnest protestation of Loyal men in the South that the re solutions Ejof Congress which form the preamble to my Amend Merit Are not. Meaningless but express the True sentiments of our people Supli legislation As that contemplated by the original Resolution with its subsequent intent will be Worth More to the waning fortunes of the enemy than an army with banners. J. A again sir it is inexpedient because emancipation would not hasten the return of peace but by exasperating the Loyal men of the South would unite them Witolf the rebels against us and prolong the War in this View i am not singular but again quote. From that candid and truthful letter of Montgomery Blair a your d of faculties will not he lessened now sir i am not the Champion of slavery but is this contemplated attack on the rights of property of tho Loyal men in tho seceded states and of the Border states for the Union in keeping with the re Cordeil sentiments of the Republican party at Chicago and in Congress ? if it was unconstitutional heretofore to assail rights in the states any the less so now ?. We must preserve the government inside of the boundaries of constitutional Law else we will if disregarding it part present to the world. The strange anomaly of invoking the Power of the government to defend the Constitution from the from of rebels whilst to Are violating it ourselves the original Resolution is expedient because it panders to the abolition sentiments of the we Dou Phillipss the garrisons the cheer Evsy that Tass of men who the donator from Bradford says a have told Tuffo a world More truth than the world have Givah them credit for a a class of Man who Are disunion its per so men who have denounced the Constitution of our fathers As a a a covenant with death and. A league with loll a an i Union of i free and slave states made by tho men of the revolution a a a chaining of the living o the they have longed for Liis hour of civil War to them it is the forerunner of a negro they desire not the Constitution to be maintained As it is and the Union preserved us it was. To them the conflict of contending by Olli Rhood emits sounds of melodious Iusie they rejoice with exceeding Joy for to them in the language of a Lloyd Garrison it is As if a tho last covenant with death was annulled and tho agreement with Bell. Broken.�?�. And Vendell Phillips a to persons hold to labor in Sery tudo by the Laws of said state a. Thus was the record made up and so has the country read and approved it. But sir before proceeding to tho discussion of this Resolution permit to to suggest that As legislators to Are too often inclined to for or. Life Morton moved to substitute the Fol fiet Ous limited Shoro of duty that to Are in Tom it. 1 i i -1 a a. A a i. I. I re.1 a n lowing Resolution for the one before the Senate and asked that the accompanying preamble to his substitute to read for information _ Wue acas Congress by a vote nearly unanimous passed tho following Resolution which expresses tho voice of the nation und is the True Standard of loyalty a a that tho present deplorable civil War has been forced upon tho country by the disunion ets of tho Southern states Nowin arms against tho constitutional government and in arms around tie Capitel that in this. National emergency Congress banishing a feeling More passion or resentment will recollect Only its duty to tho whole country that this War is not waged in their part in any spirit of oppression or for any purpose of Conquest or subjugation 9r. Purpose of overthrowing or interfering deputed not to represent the people in con gre8s, but to legislate for the Good of our constituents and the interests of Thoo Ommon wealth and that when these duties Are done ours Here ure ended. We Are to Prono to assume Superior Wisdom and forgetting to a a mind our own business a Drift into tho distracting current of National politics and and thereby neglect the interests of the state prolong our session and increase the already oppressive taxation upon the people. And 1 should not participate in the discussion upon this needless and As i deem it profitless question a Taro it not for certain that have fallen from senators who Havo in this Debato which i cannot suffer to puss unnoticed or. Speaker whatever May be my i Dividu a. A a a a w. a Miqui Vinu i auit a i Tinaci a with uie rights or established institutions of no of Inious As to tho propriety of permitting those states but to defend and. Maintain tho tho slave to linger at the portals of our com a err to act of , and to pro Mon Capitol i shall forego their expression vote Union with All the Rii Irnita non Ali. New and Rosero for Somo More appropriate 3 Union with All the dignity equal ight of tho several states uni pair and that As soon is these objects Are a i., a we we. Louvou us Juuso a a thu Row War ought to Toeaso a there-1 time and occasion their candid avowal at this Timo sir As i have already stated when tho nation is battling for its very a a existence i cannot but View tho original re resent twin a an souse of repro solution offered by tho senator from allow Hen Bania m Rea Commonwealth of 1 Pennsyl , As uncalled for Ovil in ton Denv orgies of 1-Assembly met that tho on i a a a a a a j go Voi i <0 tho sunny a a in Cut Sun la b and to to inf m �?�ss1<m a he existing the us Ifo in to ii go ves Srun sent should to devoted revallion. Guion and tho is inexpedient at this Fleet of abolishi.1 1 les Isle to upon tho sub Stato torrid in a a so servitude either in and that our 11 dwt Riet of Columbia they Aro he Obj 1 �3 a 90nsras8�?T be. And a Ontas a a Ion a on Tatevos a flue in i�1 1101?. And our r pro Tion As will Hnz. To such Legisla eaningofthofnrc3r-y Dut tho a pm it a i a 1 o a i tho Ioro Gouig Resolution. unwise and incendiary a a Ohar motor. A is it not uncalled for ? clip Are asking for its passage ? do you find petitions oof no up from tho poo Plu to these Halls demanding legislation of this character no sir Quot tho hearts of the conservative people of Pennsylvania Aro tired with that Saino undying patriotism which exists in All tho Bra unholy Loyal states of tho Republic. Pull Well they know for Thoy Are taught by the is Tinct of self preservation in tho Prosono of Groat danger that tho agitation of any disturbing Issue whom the senator from Bradford alludes Oue of the progressive men of the Day a a an apostle of Liberty a declared that the party he represented Are Dis unionists and alluding to South Carolina said a a and Egypt will re Joice that Bhe Lias again he declared when addressing tho congregational society of Boston on the a a poetical lessons of the Ilour a that he was a disunion Man and was glad to see that South Carolina and other so Uther states had practically initiated a disunion movement. He hoped All the slave. States would leave the uni in and not stand upon the order of their going but go it onco. A cd again Adis Courso delivered Ubri the 21stof april last in Boston he said that a a Many times this Winter Horo and else where i Havo counselled peace urged As Well As i knew How tho expediency of a knowl edging a Southern confederacy and the peaceful thirty a or states one Oft Lejourn al announces to you that i come hero this morning to retract these opinions. No not Ono of Thorn i need them All every word Ilia pc spoken this Winter every not of Twenty live years of my life to make tho Wolo ume i give this War Hearty and now or. Speaker these Are the men thus uttering sedition and treason Olio Are leading in this crusade upon tho constitutional rights of Somo of the states of this Union Sheso Aro the men who Are driving this a entering i cannot follow where such apostles Lead. Nor does tho democratic party recognize their sir it is inexpedient because it will be additional evidence to be used by the Southern secession leaders to further Pervert and inflame the Southern mind. Prom the Days of the revolution when Northern and Southern blood commingled on a common Battle Field to establish our Independence there has been a deep and abiding attachment in tho Massos of tho South for our free institutions. Thoy looked upon the resplendent and beauteous Bun Norof Trio country As the Symbol of its protecting care and majesty. They saw it circling the Globe and to every citizen of tho Republic giving As ample Protection beneath its folds As Ever the roman Oagle did to him who could utter the proud declaration a a Lam a roman citizen they saw it the Symbol of the government a thrown about tho form of the exile Kosta and giving him Asho Street Hood Forth his hands to it snooty and Security from austrian tyranny. They saw Ito to tho uttermost fends of tho Earth opening tho Isles of tho sea to Commerce and civilization. With them around it Clung the same stirring recollections of the a past and the same glorious Hopes for the future. With this proud attachment for the institutions of tho country it required Moro than Ordinary moans to arouse the passions and jealousies of tho people and induce them with fratricidal hand to strike Down tho Host and freest government Over founded upon tho Foo of the Earth. But these Southern conspirators brooding Over treason for years found the Means at baud to a a fire the Southern mind a and strange As it May appear those Means Woro furnished by tho other of tremor upon this question of extremes met and joined hands in Kindred design. These Southern leaders in treason seized the Doola a rations of tho Northern abolitionists and by emancipation by Congress even if Duvli an act Ivas constitutional. It. Would certainly add to the exasperation of. Tho non Slavo Liolin Quot Whites South and might unite Thorn against the govern Mon and if so1 they would be . As matters. Stand we can put Down the rebellion because the people of the natural strongholds of the country Are with is a it is chiefly. In the lowlands acco Sihle Ocean Anil navigable Rivers and Bays that treason is rampant. Tie Mountain fastnesses where Aloric a guerilla War can be sustained Are now held by Union men and they Are More numerous More robust intelligent and Independent than the rebels it is chiefly the More degraded class , who. Live in. Tie midst 6f slavery who Aro now engaged against the government. But the nou Kluvo held ers of the Mountain and Highland regions Whilo for the Union Are not free from tho jealousy of caste and the policy. I,.object to Emancia. Pation would if adopted i apprehend arrayed them a Frost Usu a Suc Wirg the. or. Blair who occupies a position us Ono if the presidents Cabinet and counsellors and with All tho avenues of information open to him. No one will accuse him with having had at any time any sympathy with slavery. I lie Speaks like a Patriot and would not senators do Well to lived his counsels a a now sir if instead of a deceiving tho a a Labouring Whites of the South Wilio fill the rebel army As privates re by incendiary be j gis lation and acts unite to them the loyalists of the mountains where Liberty Ever lurks with one common belief that the North intends the Elevation of the negro to the level of the White race that negro Equality is our ult info. Aim that they can no longer live in the Union with constitutional rights no in tie past that they Are to be reduced to a Stato of Vassalage that the Loyal As Well As disloyal Are to meet one common Fate much will have been accomplished for the failing cause of these rebel loaders. You will have United them in War will to lingering and protracted our increased National debt will be overwhelming and our taxation fearfully oppressive. Refuse to recognize the constitutional rights of the loyalist of tho . Tako Hack All the declarations of the inviolability of the rights guaranteed to them strike a blow at tho institutions recognized. By. State jaws drive them by oppression to a Union with traitors and this War will not end for years. In the end Thoy will be subjugated for what vast armies and navies and abundant financial resources live Dono in the past they can do in the future. You May then those men who Are Truo and Loyal now As partitioned a Jeand is subjugated always chafing it the chains that Hind her. You May hold them is Austria holds writhing Hungary but take Earo lost too like the hungarians to recover their right they do no carry menace to tho vory Walls of the Cape Tol of their oppressor. You May trample Thorn in the dust As was can sol Greece hut like her they May Rise in their despair to become a nation. You May in Thrall hem As was Italy by that Royal House which like to the Bourbon a neither Loams nor forgets a but a like Italy their condition May invoke tho sympathy of tho world and they Wake up to Beunie a people nid a Power on tho Oarth. A sir to cannot do wrong and Prosper there is a god of nations. We cannot Rob Loyal men of tho South although they he few and even though they be slaveholders of rights vested in them by tho same Constitution which protects us All without exposing ourselves to its Wrath. Then let us be most of artful sir lest in tho attempt to wrong Aud afterwards subjugate the struggling loyalists of the South to do not destroy our , and upon the wreck of constitutional government build a military despotism. A with All Faith would i have this War carried on in the spirit and manner and for tho objects indicated in tho Resolution offered in Congress by the venerable Crittonden which constitutes the preamble to the amendment i have offered and which was Reutel a few minutes Sinco by the Clork for tho information of tho Somite. I would carry the Power of tho government to the Aid of every Loyal Man of the South. I would Havo him protected in Ivory right that he has a citizen of tho Union und in accordance with tho Constitution. This tho government is bound to do. It is told that Llie Helios suffering under painful disease sought in his suffering the help of a distinguished surgeon. To was told that to bring rei Eif and cure the knife must to App lion. As tho Noble to of a Public profession was about to cuter on his duty to was Romin Dod by the Groat Cardinal to Zombor sir you operate upon the minister of Franco to b>3 memorable reply was made by him who so Well understood his Mission to humanity a your Emin Onoe the humblest patient in my Hospital is the prime minis Tor of France to Are so sir should tho same Dutiful care that is extended to the highest dignitary in tho land m the preservation of the constitutional right to Given in like manner to the humblest Loyal citizen whether in his Little Home in the Freo North or like the children of Tennessee a Patriot senator Hobo a fugitive in the mountains or a captive in a Southern prison. Follow tho policy i Havo just indicated and almost everywhere save perhaps in South Carolina you will find tho terrorized pc Plo when sure of Protection As on tho Muks of the Cumberland a greeting the old Flag with shouts of Joy and hailing it As aj��8�f�er.�?� i would the masses deluded by tho loaders in induced them to return to their allegiance but i would crush with merciless hand tho in Immediato authors of this insurrection. I would have the Constitution maintained As it is an not for the Sake of negro emancipation have a new Reading of the Law. A. New Constitution Quot and a new Union. This government was goo Lenough for the Mon who established it and it ought to be Good Chough for their posterity who have inherited it. If we Are not fighting to restore tho Union and preserve the Constitution what Are to struggling for if it is Only a crusade against slavery How have the Ensor Active masses of All parties professions and class who fill our army been missed How have . Hunn duped who rushed at the Call of the president a to Aid this Effort to maintain the Honor the integrity and existence of our National Union a with a Inore fiery Zeah and a. Holier enthusiasm than Ever impelled Knightly crusader to tho Rescue of the Seoul hero of our lord from the defiling touch of the infidel Saracen. If sir they arc to to diverted from this High purpose to support and extend abolition Fin Ati cism then Iii Doc has Rainy of six Hundred thousand men,.gathered Froni the Hills and valleys of tho North and West Trio grandest army Ever marshalled in the world a been enlisted under false pretences. Against this prostitution of the grand object of the War at the Detato of a philanthropy i protest in Trio Tiame of one third of the voting population of my own country who Havo Cne stored the ranks of our army i protest in the name of the thousands from the District i have tho Honor to represent on this floor who have gone out to contest for the perpetuity of fro government i protest in the name of tiie Constitution and on behalf of the people. A i have shown sir and it declared Oil this floor the proposed abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia was butt be a a entering negro emancipation and it is most apparent Tomt the Aioli tip a st Doc spot intend to. Stop in of Columbia. The prophecy of. The Tribune that a John Brown Dcarl is a Power in tho land a is to to verified an incite of a , tried convicted condemned and executed As a Felon is now to be canonized. This outlaw Whoso a flawless invasion a of debt and the Noros taxation upon nil classes of the people until in the language of tho senator from Erie everything will be taxed from a Otbo Radlo to the lot us make no Falso move now. To cannot afford to incur All tho dangers which i have pointed out without deriving a single advantage in return. A o our people jubilant Over Roanoke Henry Donolson and other victories that have recently crowned our arms Bogin to see that the Clouds arc breaking that the night of doubt is past and the sunlight of tho coining Day is upon us. But still to must not forget tho strength of treason. Tho armies of rebellion Are yet in the Field controlled by men of desperate fortunes who have staked their All in the mad Hopo of Success. Thou Why should we help them by legislation of this kind in the time of peril if a Jesse d. Bright or a Clement l. Lead offered a Resolution in a subject so manifestly calculated to distract and. Agitato the Public mind and impair the energies of. The government it would Havo Boon hero and elsewhere denounced As a deliberate attempt to Olivo Aid and Comfort to the enemy and perhaps the senator from Erie with his Cohilj Utora would make Libaste to have him expelled from the hulls of Congress. Hut tho obnoxious Moas Uro is introduced advocated and pressed to a conclusion by those who claim to to tho special keeper of the government and who Aro so Swift upon All occasions unruly to charge the democracy with sympathy with traitors. Aud How or. Speaker a Lew words in reply to the remarks of the senators from ale gli Euy and Bradford. Tho senator from al Allegheny. Or. Irish Lias Given us an extraordinary reason for the. Adoption of this Resolution. told that by so doing sym-3 excited for ii in Fuff Hirl a or. Lamberton i know it never occurred and yet upon the false Enmor that five Imi Nois regiments had Laid Down their a Nib or than debase them to a miserable foray in favor of negro emancipation to declared if to had the Power to would decimate them that he would shoo them Down As mutineers. Sir while lie was thus commending these men to the executioner and while his words Scro yet lingering in our cars they under the inspiring cry of the. Bravo and wounded Logan a a suffer death but never disgrace a were following the old Flag through flame and death up the height of Donelson to glorious Victory. Why sir n Cionglo company the color company of tho eleventh Illinois Rogi Mont entered upon that Battlo with eighty five Bravo hearted men and when the conflict was Over there was but seven left to an ewer at Roll Call. But these seven Lead brought Back with them tie Flag whose Honor it had a Cost so much to maintain. Such were the men rivalling in Valur those Ivhon fell at the pass of who Wero commended to tho executioner a -. S. Or. Speaker the one Hundred thousand a re in of our own state and All tho great army now fighting tho Battlo of free the Union went not Forth to contend for tho abolition of slavery. Sir theim is As holy a cause As Over led Brave men to tho Battle Fields. Of Fth Paliy would to. Excite door us in England. Is our deep debasement in pandering to the of that nation never to end ? Are to to hear echoed in this chamber loud through the country As if to to a Consolation 10. Us in this hour tho trite and deceiving to a a common literature a common Iang ago Aud a common in our time of extremity England forgot that Sho Ltd any part in our birth Aud gave us Little sympathy. We ask not her Liolu but ouly that she will not interfere against is until our work Here is done. Slio Lias forgotten that she planted Blu very upon our shores and that tho abolition a Vissarios lion exc Tor Hall United with the fanatics of of our own soil in giving Aid to Southern conspirators she has remembered a imply and Only her own material acid Sollish interests from the beginning of our struggle. She hastened to recognize the rebels As a she permitted their in her ports,.and, it said . With tho emperor of Franco emperor of or the recognition of tho rebellious states As an Independent government. Sin to will nut soon forget her arro Gaut Demeanour in tho affair of Trio Trent who. She accompanied with a threat her demand Trio soil of Virginia was even denounced by ?3 a of ,0�?o a t0,thu the Chicago convention ins a among the Gra \ la a flae and West of crimes a is now to be immortalized by this abolition party.,.As Martyr to Liberty. A Ilis admirers have written and talked Fin Ftp sin. They Inive preached it until their misguided disciples have rushed upon their j own destruction and sir at last they have a even got to . I Imp a before inn in a us caused her whole kingdom to resound with to tier Prepis Naioti lbs War. Nevcy More lot our policy he controlled by any Hope of England s sympathy. When we need ii it most to had it least. The senator from Bradford has told us that hour of trial thut. We were Quot hut passing through Trio agonies of. Second birth a a. A i Tion of the. Union and recognition of tin ind j Ninoe la id tin of the Union and recon Southern confederacy and the Organ of the Republican party a song set to music with the atrocious sentiment that a John Browne a body lies Niou adoring in the grave a. Ilis soul is marching helped out with the chorus profane in this connection of. A glory glory . Is it because John Brown with his negro and half crazed Whiton followers if unopposed would have turned the murderous hand of the brutalized negro against innocent wot Neu and children and would have wrapped the Homes of a then peaceful Commonwealth in flames the is to ascend on High is it because rap be and murder have become , that this incendiary musical effusion is beaded a a song that is now rather popular a if Quot Liis soul is marching on a is was its Whit when in the body to execute the Man dates of abolitionism it seems to be drawing near Liis Liall but i Hope that Here at least to use the language of the same Cotig none of a a a a a 1 a this pet lambs wild oct him on tie wa3r.�?� can you perpetuate the Union by Toa cling such sentiments never sir. Do such impious Doerins correspond with the tho Post Aee Ord with the Justice of tho present. A or. Speaker in attempting to vindicate the constitutional rights of Stich of Trio people of tho South As Are Loyal i will not to misunderstood. I cannot in any Way sympathize with traitors. From my inmost soul i loathe an abhor them. To the blinded followers of tho loaders when they shall return to their ail Gianco and recognize the supremacy of tho Law it might be Well and Wise to extend amnesty and Pardon. In Liis to would Only be guided by the experience of the past. But at tho Samo Timo i would punish tho leaders and immediate authors of this Gigantic and fearful rebellion with All tho Powers and penalties of Ofle ended Law. I would arrest tho Davies the Tomb sos tho masons and floyds of this insurrection. I would try them for treason convict and execute them. I would go further and visit just retribution upon the pestilent and rebellious City of Charleston the accursed nest where this treason was Hute hed. I would Seal its Harbor despite English protest and the Whito wings of peaceful Commerce no More shul do Flag upon its silent Waters. And if i dared i would raze its habitation to the ground j i would Blough up its accursed soil and sow it with Salt so that Man Nero More should make it his dwelling place. In its desolation i would Havo it tho Ninevah or the Babylon of the pinot month Century its silence Unbro Ken Savo by the hooting i of the owl or tho Hiss sing of tho Serpent and not Ovon tho Carrion Vuturo that now haunts its skies and streets should disturb the Glo Oiny stillness. And so should it remain during our oxi Stonco As a people the Porpot Ual a Monument of the infamy and perfidious atrocity of this rebellion. In Short or. Sponsor it is inexpedient to Logis Lato upon this subject in tho pros ont Exi Conoy Boosse it will give no strength. To it i the Arm of tho government. It wiil neither add a Soldier to the army nor a Dollar to tho Treasury. Not a senator on this floor has shown that it will. On the contrary in my judgment Aud i believe such Are tho Sonti morits of tho country it will weaken our strength and give now vigor to Trio enemy. It will rekindle in the Halls of legislation and also where Trio dying embers of partizan agitato a now happily smothered. Bourath an enlarged patriotism. A it will tour to Domor Alizo our army prolong Lii War Aud thus Igor Otise tho National or. Speaker the Soutor is unfortunate in his illustrations. Englund a test hour of revolution was brought us by Whoso who aiming at absolute Power sought to crush out rights secured by the great charter of tho realm. ,. Or. Landon i Rise to explain. That was the very thing that i affirmed Boe Ause they robbed the pour people of their Power. A Arlam senator will have an Opportunity of explaining when i Havo finished my remarks. I do not wish now to to lit was an unfortunate attempt and a signal failure. It was that sir time called Lurth fro Rii John Hampden the memorable and historic expression Quot the payment of Twenty shillings of ship Money Wir not make me a poor Man but the payment of Ono Penny will make Ino a slave.�?�. Trio a Grossius upon constitutional rights brought the kingly head of tho nation to the Block and for a time at least tho rights of tbsp Euplio were vindicated. Can i Trio senator Frorup Bradford see. No parallel Between that attempt to. Down Trio Barri ers of constitutional right and tho efforts now Nick aug by the Ubelitis lists to destroy rights of property protected by the organic Law a it is not us attempted repetition of wrong after the lapse of centuries.? lot flip example to a warning. Would lie. Have us imitate France mid pass through a baptism of fire and blood does to not remember thut the Mon who inaugurated that revolution Wero unable to control it that Passius ruled Trio hour poured upon Trio streets of l Uris the Best blood of France and swept the very us Thors of the revolution to tho Guillotine a a Liberty Equality and fit eternity a was Thon tho cry. With Ono. Agrarian blow they Dio amed of placing on the sumo level tho virtuous and the vicious Trio pure and the debauched the Noble and the beggar. There was no Security for property or Lito. Religion was banished the Christian Sabbath was abolished virtue was dethroned mud a prostitute elevated in Hor Stead Aud worshipped As Trio goddess of reason and god tho creator the ruler tho Bouef reent proud snood As one of the infidel philosophers of Trio Day by but the Higi Iest term of such was tie ordeal of France. And Ono no less horrible Mig tit come on our nation if the Slavo. Learns Liis Banner cry of Liberty equal to and fraternity and is thereby Lulu listed and a roused to insurrection. No sir the country is not prepared to puss through All the horrors Ofa Fouch revolution in order to place tho negro Lioio to duos not belong i in the Samo level with the White mail nor a ready to forget that the is tho Polar Star to guide us amid Trio turbulent sea of revolution. Tho senator from Bradford has told us also that a tho pulpit is sir the pulpit of the class to which lie refers has been too Long awake in a Peculiar manner for the Good of tho country. It Longs of pulpit orators who forgetful of the teachings of their it is tho Causo tip Ifird by the Banner Union wherever it is advanced and which Liko tho White plumb of Navarre at Ivry a a leads in Trio pathway of Honor and then sir let this abolition agitation now Cense. Let this rebellion be crushed treason punished and peace once More abide in our land and it will lion to More in season for gentlemen to discuss such questions Nso or now before the sonata. To will meet them Thon As in the past in free and candid discussion and consult As to what will Best promote the Good of the whole country. But now who our Aims should be one our efforts United and All our Means devoted to the. Thorough eradication of treason and to the preservation of All that protects us in our persons and a Homes,-1 would have those vexing questions put behind us. Let As Bend All our a no Rios. As the amendment i have offered indicates to the suppression of this rebellion. This accomplished once More will our coun try a resume her proud position As the fore most nations 1 All Hor avenues of. Trade re opened her., manufactories again supplying the world her citizens following their former spa eyeful avocations she will and must become Trio one Gront nation of tho Earth to. Which the. Eyes of the oppressed on lauds shall turn with desire. Everywhere her peo pie honoured and respected Sho will occupy that High and commanding station to which god and nature entitle her. Let that time Seq me and come it will to shall hear of no dictation of arrogant Dud selfish England As to whether we shall shut up front Commerce atty of our. Ports nor shall we hear any miserable combination among Trio rulers of Europe to impose As diking upon tie unwilling people of Mexico a scion of the House of hapsburg. To would teach these and All other governments that we still cling to the Monroe doctrine and that our determination was Earnest to maintain it in its integrity it All hazards and at whatever Cost. And besides All sir never forgetting the indignities which England so recently sought to put , with the spirit of �77g and 1812 still animating As we Ooi ild then teach the or Pressor of Ireland the boasted mistress of tho seas that the Day of retribution had come to her. We shall demand of her a indemnity for the past and Security for the shall yet learn that this grand expert a rent of man�?Ts.,capacity for self govern Fonfe is no failure that the Quot great Republic a with her millions of Freemon can Sot hounds to Lior a pretensions and wilds the Power to enforce the command a thus thou go and no farther Here let thy proud Waves stayed a Man that laughs doctor without a diploma. His face does More Good in a sick room than a Bushel of pot Dera or a gallon of bitter draughts. People Are always glad to see Liinar. Their hands instinctively go half Way to meet his grasp while they turn involuntarily from the Clammy touch of tho by Spottie who Speaks in the groaning key. Lib laughs Yod out of your faults while you a pleasant world you Aro living in until he Points out the sunny streaks on its pathway. Quot a Sailor dry med out of tho rigging of a ship of War some fifteen of Twenty Feo and fell Plain in on the first lieu truant a wretch whore did you come from in said the officer Asho gathered himself up. A a a i Carao from the North of Ireland Yoila a. A a 017 or. Com mors once asked a woman what could he done to induce to attend tho Kirk. A i done to know a she replied a a unless you were to put a Pipo and a pot of Porter in the a. Of a doctor wont to bleed a Dandy who languidly exclaimed a of doctor you re Good Butcher a to which the doctor replied a yes i m Good at sticking dt7 quilt i cells the courage of the bold tics tho Tongue of tho eloquent and makes greatness itself sneak and Lurk like a an Ortii Cut physician Lias discovered Tomt the Nightmare in nine cases out of ton. Is produced by owing a Bill for a newspaper. Get there Are thirty of the blood relation of the late Gen. Lyon now fighting for the cause for which lie lost his life. But tears Are natures lotion for the eyes. The Oyes Seo better for being washed with them. High and holy culling instead of preaching Christ Aud slim crucified preach to slave Holder Aud him damned. To had hero Ono of those a wide awake a. Pulpit orators a certain or. Chi Cor whom we heard a Low Days since in this very Capitol Tutor Liis seditious sentiment denounce tho president attempt to destroy tho Confidence of the people in tho Gou eral of. Our Rainy and upon tho Mere Rumor that five Illinois regiments had lain Down Ali or arms or. Lowry. That never occurred. Or. Lamberton. 1 Hope Trio senator from Erie will exorcise a Little patience and not interrupt speaker. The senator from Erie will not interrupt tho senator from Clarion who it i entitled to the floor and will proceed. Oct Lewis g. Ingling Williamsport is appointed commissary with the rank of major. Jbv not scarce Mon that have nothing to do and Young ladies that want husband. Bit what relation is a dutchman.,to an american. Ilis Cousin Gorman Ufi la Turbo. 1c he who. Sets Ono. Great strata afloat la tho world Sorves his generation. A 1 i i Fig Why is an Apple Troe Liko a Crook act Wall ? because it Isnit plumb. Act satan id a Butlo individual but the army Travoris a Sutler. A 317�?� in nil the wedding cake Hope a to sweetest of tho plums. Fishy coming out several new bonnets Liiva made their appearance. Dc7�?� to please Evory body mind your of to business. A jfi�4 coming tho to Atlidor treat Trinast fot1 a a. A

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