Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-21
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was ioPo',0u'oy w 'sHnihs' ~, iron, ehnsyi-
yahla' on oena'l o. sae, judiciary Comml''ee'
gave 'he ,es'usRs'he largest powers over
.he Inen anu lolsy o' 'he na''on' 10 Pu'
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Jaws ol 'ne oni'euto'a'e upon uns DIN
ana upon reso'uuo9s "n'ch ne 'nWocuced i,
eii,oouy',s "'s sensla' views on 'he r'en' o.
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and ',s,h of Feh,,ls,v ,hs ahIss, ,rnu,.o w o :,
evs, adv,nced n Sno,ors m oS h;s nes;,;om
The debate, n,eaians ~ ,ba, ,;mo nd hsen
sb,red bv vrr;ouss Ssno,ors NM hod been
marted bv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr. Wsbs,nr
ho1 mainiansd s;la,,ce eycc,, in nne ~ ,wo
;ns,onoas - n,ha.as,, 4 "a ,hxn,,n i. ,uua."s
,;nn mon sn0,a ;ks;den,al no;n, I1Ts OF ,H;o
n.,r,s was rao aSE which ba noodo whan
.,hsre seemed ~ "a cone,al disnosi,;on n
anork The by nss;no over The nroclom,.
ion MIR. WebsIsr desired i, should be
known once for III CHA, This wos an Al.
minis,r,,ion meas.,ra. The, il. 10 The p,esi.
des,.s NV n n,eosnys. and nrav osn,lemer ;,
said he. ,.,orbeye 3.l,e goodness. If ,bev call
i, hard names. K,d;,elk boldly aoains, It's
friends, moi 10 overlook its source. Let
them attack it, if they choose to attack ii, in
its origin" He had declined an invitation
to speak upon the subject, SO long as Mr..
Calhoun had kept silent, or so long as the
advantage in debate seemed 10 resi- on the
other side. But Mr.. Calhoun's speech on
This occasion called him but.
re Mr. Cnlbopn,s sneech WAS owoi,ed with
orea, anxie,v. and heard with ea,er ;n,eres,
He was considered. bevond ,be hounds o(
his own State and por,y, as a bold. bad man.
An all .devourinp. ,,nscn,nnI Ions narsonol nm.
bi,ion WINS ponuInrlv supnosed 10 have driven
him in,o his posi,ion Of consniro,or acoinsl
Tho CONSTITUTION. He wos DALI announced
sc Jobn Cotol;ue Calhoun. by tho snecial
organ Of ,he President. ,he Globe. and by
the neonle Al larpe he was feared as such.
His nareonal anneorance as l. remarked hv
tho on,bor .lyeadv layoelv nuo,ed .answered
mali IT. ,ha nxoconos;vo5 ;Joo ~ oonaD;,o,or
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aes'esS anu peneuoans' onu 'ii"nne' ne eur
Pnauo, ye' .e'nd'nI ue.s'"ineu W. raa
s,ouI, persons "nn nI,e" ~. n'S a"'oeeuens S
U. MS ueua, pus, ;S, %ou'u u"so pun'e
, ou nrsu;,s U~s 0ndismcs aIrsadu
ouo pu.0u"s' a" duu'eneo ,,',i aieJoS :aa
Iof conspiralor." His speech was mas
ter. piece Of direct, simple, unadorned argu.
men,a,ion. livery Ear surpassed, in every
respect, the previous effort of Mr.. Hayne
lis tone was that Of injured innocence
claiming always that South Carolina was The
party wronged, repeing, with calm and sor.