Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-24

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Judged by. an example. from which In lhi:
|counirysihere can Be- no appeal. Here i
l4he sneech us az sovoa III Il ,naal r., g, ~
sr6, "a 81 s.,, ~
~ tsS, ",s'n' ~ 70 sh'
IcoIiipltinls Ql the ffovipce OF Nlassachu
lbeus Bay, which, though smaFting undei
lluWs passed By nsurred nower. had va
avnidad M ,.,t.i,, q.
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e ueson hnp, tef III sui sumperqd y
rural solitude, unconscious 81 the historic
klFQreq xh!chl siley were soon 40 claiIns z.
ins'eeu q Mpssnc''tsei'S pay, 20 tne hoya
spescn saosl''u'e iaansas 'spas the message
q 'ng f,feslqeiit w pe loann lFesb on ;fs
',py \, q 'pe Isl1isp Aing' listen nov q
tne Morus, wnlcn, 10 opening farliamers'
9v'n Nosemosr, fi4' ms MsJessy, accor
ulng y 'ne o'nc'al report was pleased e
speak s-.s,ss
my LORDS tsp GEETLEMEs II gives me
osth;. 0qhvGln pnyI;aat . an 1pso a. .ne opening
ring spirit of resistance and dsobeenes to H tbe
law stin unhappily prevails in the Province Of
the Massachusetts Bay, and has in divers parts
.. ~ ua1ke ,ol.n IN ilesn violences Oh very
countsnanced IN other IF NV Colop;ss v anJ Uen
warrantable attempts have been made to obstruci
the Commerce Of this Kingdom, by unlawful
combinations. ! haye taken such measures and
or prIpes
which were passed in the last session Of the iate
Parliament, for the protection and security Of
the Commerce q my subjects and for the re,
o.U,ns 1o,ar & anu ~ rgsue, Ittel 1nu snou
setts Bay.-AmrsicAN ARcmyrs. 4tb series. Vol.
!, page 1885, Y
The King complained OF "darinp spiri, Of
resistance and disobedience Of ,he laws .
so also does the President. The King adds
thai /, has "broke forth in fresh yioIences
OF "a very criminal na,ure - so also Goes
,he President. The King declares aha,
these proceedings have been "coun,ena need
and encouraged in other of nv Colonies -
even SO the Presiden. declares that Kansas
has found sympathy in "remo,e S,a,es.'' ~
The kiug inveighs agains, "uns arran,abIe 9
measures and "unlawlul combinations .,
even SO inyeighs The President. The King
proclaims thar he has taken The necessary
steps ..for carving into execution the laws''
passed in defiance Of the constitutional rights
of The Colonies even so the Preside n, pro-
claims thai he shall "exen the whole pow.
er of The Federal Executive" 10 supper, The
Usurpalion in Kansas. The parallel is
complete. The Message, If no, copied from
the Speech of rho King, has been fashioned
on the same original block, and mus, be
dismissed 10 the same limbo. | dismiss lis
.yrannical assumptions in lavor Of The Usur.
patton. / dismiss also i,s petition for addi.
.ional appropriation, in The affected desire
10 maintain order in Kansas. |, is no, mo.
ney or troops thai you need there !; bul
simply the g00d wil sf &c Presidents
Thar IL All. nbsoluieIv.1 LEI his c0r1nlicitv
w;,h ~ c,in,a oaaso s,,,I $500 .,;ll II, "
w" ,"o ~ C''o o"u1S' S"u po1so "p' " =,
s'oIeu' Tot myself, VIII NOV cohSeh' W
wad the National artillery with fresh appro'
prialion bills, when It's murderous hail is 10
be direc,ed a6a,nst The constitutional riph,s
sc c'tI. s,.Is go
VI my ie'o"-c'nZons'
NexI comes me hensedy V Fotty, Whicn,
indeed IS also REMEDY oil tyranny
oui hs Foi!y IS SO surprising as 10 eciiPse
even It's tyranny IL does not proceed
from tne PRESIDENT WIN 'nis proposlnon
ne Is not 10 any way cnargeaoie' II comes
rom Inc senator rom oou'n oafCiiha' who'
a! me siose o. long sPeech' onefeo u as
ms single conNi9uhoh 70 me adjustment o'
ihis question: aho VINO mus lar S'anos aiche
10 us soPpo". ~ mlgn,' ihe1eIole' nnY
pear MS name ou. 'nas wnlcn now give
" - more suggestive ssnUnym.
Inis proposition, nakeoly expressed Is
lha. the people oil Kansas should be dePri'
we'd Of their arms. That may not do the
least injustice 10 the Senator, quote his pre-
else language:
"The President of the United States is under
the highest and most solemn obligations to inter
pose !; ana were 70 Indicate tne manner Ia IN
ms,nt ont mt the old common law prooess. I would
serve warrant on Sharp's rifles, and if Sharp's
rifles did not answer the summons, and come in
to court on DAY certain, OF u they resisted the
onS ,son,d T baus coI Smmnsr,s % % IsSimsnt 70 he
part of that POSSE coMrrArUs."
Re,llv. sir. bas ii came II ,h;s7 The rife
has eyey been ,be comnanion Of The bioneey.
and nnder God. his u,elarv pro,ec,or
og.,ns, The ,ed man and The hans, o( the
coro., Navey was This ef;c;an, weanon
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