Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04

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III one idea, We should 5e ., parly s Ihes p!
lnows no North mo Sonih no Easlno Wesil n
,ul freedom everywhere, He hoped s,hed ii
Democrats should haseino van,Ogs ground u
i professions for pppSias sovereignty. AEhs i
were the true iEicuds Of popular n
sovereignty. lsesog ,iq I, 's 10
AleIccmpared Pielce's idea Ofspopularlii il
sovereignty With Napoleon's. who when he r
was elecled, abolished il. Who hni ever e
heard Of popular sovereignty abolshlng II
itself. Re.metin .coEclpded BY hoping the 5
meeting would adopt prmeasnres,o insure ihe
heedom sol Kansas. The conmiuss ION /
business was announced, end cries were 10
made Tor Ni'mo', Possmore Williamson, II
Chandler and p.herssri Passmore was MIRO MIRO /
duced amldslttenendous applause. he ap- 4
peafed greatly embatfassed, returned his
thanks. and begged 20 be fermined 70 retire. |,
a lively sally occurred between chandler
OF Micnlsani ana some oi me Ohio Ohi mem. mem |
bers, Chanaler observed 10 some remarks
.hal ITo o. H.he Ohio delegation inCongi,ess
iackea sullness mine oack. nno snai Pias'
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j, ELns 'S9hsen''an feassenoleu Is q ~
cIoc.'s ana WAS. colleo To- ofuet py2 uoS'
!, o'nenem,oi Micnigan. 4
a. OaR'ey Hail maze lofcio's speech. .
lie had come here 70, Listen, not 10 speak,.
|, lie was grained to see so many Repupncans
/, assembled' on theianiversery OF washing
) IONS oirlhday. 10 organize q new parry. =,
!, Preston king went into me history 'ol
!, slavery since the organization OF me Gov
|, Eernmenl5 lie said there were as many
slayea IN New York ns IN someot we ponth',
i Iern STATES, explaining his rem ark 10y saying
merchants and others held mortgages on
Southern plantations stocked win slaves
i. tie denounced The Kansas and 'Nebfaska
bill, which eheipronounced deluson' lie
declaredF that ihe5Presen. Republican party
9 was reorganization ol the party Of ninety
E eight, ,1.,ess. i{., ,l.-,,-s eli :,
h p the chairman announced me lAc' s'a'ed >
s that Balr'had the sympathy OF 'hepeopie
o OF me Southern States, by stailng anolhsf'
A delegate bad jps' reported hinstH from
i Missouri, making three from ma. STATE
Texas, Kentucky. Delaware, Maryland
S virginia. South Carolina ana tennessee
we're also represented, making elsh' states
: while there were sixteen Free States rep
Il resented
Mr Vaughh' OF il'no's' s,u'eu '''n's'e eo'.;
/ m'1see on resolutions wou'd no' 'epo'' o'''''
/ h'9e olelock 'lo-'no'fo" morning;
l. W. G'uu'ngs rose, u'''ios' e"ee'0' et.'' u"'
:, "'aue o','i'un' sPeecp'
ne istI so,o lof 'iwea'y years ne i'uu o1r''
caieI 'ana'lc 50 o,e'i' ,o' ne o'',uS. ~ - us
If ieyea y hlmset:t hao ne peen 'o,u '''el' en
l. 'aa' nesooulo 1--WE 20 So s'sp. 'ee us ne
, wou'a nave cai'ed MS lnlo,uan' '.,,auauo,
ears were cnangeS lnso nouls' W"e.', !" "e
coulu '9 see me progress 'ne cau:e "sI 'aue
nu' mere Is ye' a coesu"ma'l0n W " % Nv, "'i'
}, oy he Pfeseh' gene.anon'gSo"g ottNo r peds
T.. I con,s., S ,',,h ,ha slsys nnvsr was draw.
slinp to close, and he now looked forward
= 10 ,he lime. when after having fought The
good 6gh,, he could retire 10 The bosom o.
. his famjly. lHai l5F.a t55i 81 ~
= ne then paye nm uccodn, Of the slruegle
! folS ,be. Speskership. in,erspersed viii char.
= uceris,ics anecdo,es. which conyuIsed .he
house with laueh,ey.sal 81 .syF '-rs.t9 Il
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