The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-21
Mr(us Matters.
Discussion in the Dred Scott Conven-
tion in regard to Dreslin..

SStlVn 0ktdlltlS.
Discussion in the Dred scott Conven-
tion in regard to Dreslin..
To show how harmonious the De.
mocracy were in their State Conven'
ton, we give below the discussion
on the resolution condcmning Bres
lin and Gibson.
Judge John A. Corwin rose, and
said he had himself voted for the Of.
icnsive resolution, but as a mark oi
courtesy, would ask that Mr.. Coma.
ger might be permitted to speak, us
he might show him reasons to change
his vote. Finally, after much un.
willingness on the part Of tho Con.
venlicn, the vote adopting the dc.
nunciation oil Brcslin and Gibson
was re-considcrcd.. On the question
of its adoption Mr.. Conager said:
The resolutions reflect with great
severity on the character Of persons
named in it--ab,trac;ly it was not
right to con lemu any man unhcarli
it is foreign to tue Democratic par
ty. irirnl Is OF right, to be so unjust y
Ex.Congressmln Sw,tz Of the
Delewarc county delegation, Will
ninch spirit, anh amid general ex.
citem,nt. declared that John G
Breslin had been honoured by til,
Democratic party, but had d;sgra
cd it. When acruscl "f it hc Hvd
to n fnrci,n lanl. In Cauala, he
says to a lricn !, who has reported il
here to his forn,r friends, that he
vii never return t, the State. ln
ANY cour; Of justice these, and the
developed cir ,am't&ncc' surround.
Ing IL" h'stor; o. the cnbczllcm mt
would lie potent wi .~ncc t. convict
him. Tha h'Aos' in 's2m ut Y. the
State ha' b 'cn cnt rel up as inst
him. In the Republican ranks
they m ~, aIl d., h4rbpr all kinds
oi dcI.,ultars, bat h'r. we wage nm
c.asinJ war agl'n.t !t.au.,trs the
world over.
JOAN q. !}r.,.in comn,t,ul the
first iraul. CHS II covered it mp -
His I'll ne cpr's Is it. Gibson
proves Br,,l.n t. have b.rn .hc dc.
laullcr. I've D ,mocr,,ic 9 Cuvsn.
ton, hrrl, an nrw. slys that the
PcnityntIary i: lae place trr sucl
criminals. The only way to save
the Democratic party i. " dtnouncc
them both.
A. to tie par.isans an1 abrttor+
of Gibson, VIZ iuve jurisdiction o
,hem an vii, convict them. Wbrth
er Gibson drs rvrs the lrnilen,isry
q jury will determine that.
| IIe would not claim any desert.
for prophecy but be would not per
diet that e',r long he would 90 t.
Can .da too. Shall We. then il
speaking Of Htrcs call them geu
tlcmcn? LIT US dcnounce them
1 llltfI, uS ''itNir'
Ohip. Flood sail, Gibson's testi-
mony against Drcsl,n i. not aa;hori
ty; Gibson is perjnrer,
Judge Curwin sail: Ia justice t.
II fallen AMI ruined man, oi who's,
struggle in his hours Of sjver.ily, tc
retrieve his positions. kc well knew
he asked that the acton should be re
vcrsed. When lIrcshn went out, h,
had q clear receipt OF public mon
eys from the powers that be. A
any rate they allowed Brcslin to "
ont Of onice undetcctcd.
The history If his unfortunate Dc
(posits in Banks, shows that poor b
made mistase
lou. Mr.. President. have 4 viii
AMI daughter. 81 has Mr., l' -
u He has y Souny anil trnd,r wife. AN
innocent daughter. lie has inilvi,l
nal rights winch We are hounl to re
spcct.
A Mr.. McCroaty, brother OF Pa
McGroaty, OF Cincinnati, in frcn
zied manner, cri, d nut, God Al
mighty. in the Scriptures, has dc
clarcd that the sins OF the f.ths
shall he visited upon the children.
i No! NJ! were the general crcls
nations.
4 Mr.. Sherer. Of iIillsborough; sal
it was proper to punish those wh
|1riaed the treasury, but Chase an
others have five times sworn to ii,
Why is Mr.. Breslin absent, 1t IL ash
ed3 He will be back after Octobe
and, perhaps, before. lie did nt
, wish, nor would /; to look tbrons
the CRATES of the Penitentiary; an
, would not rick himself here Will
Black Republicans are in power.
: They are all down on him, but til
, mob once cried after his inaste
|"Crucify him." "Cruciiy him.
} "There was not data enough again
E fIeither Gibson or Breslin to justii