The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-13
Special Notice TO subscribers.
OHIO AND ILLINOIS.
coIuAnus, April 6, 1895.

4
ooLuAbus April 9, 1895.
have just received copy Of the speech made by Hon
VIM. III Saaord at the Mount Vernon democratic ceIe-
h,; e,h. ,sth March and heliexiny that nm ex,,.c,
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'Ap'"n"oo'y ~ ''o ,"o's - - 's,s'''
lions We're convcd IN the ONO 'eeis'au'c "ool" not
be uninerestng to your readers at the national capi
take the liberty of forwarding il for publication in tho
Union We bnye no democratic psper here to supply a
e,io er rb,n IN, attention or thc ,uh,ic and or,
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Mr. Stafford is member OF the senate from the coun
ties of Ross and Highland part of the district represented
in CONGRESS Iv Hon j Miller md il gentleman Of IN
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"'een,. ~. ".,' 'r. ~ .. .,'.,,', :" "s-1o
cruz ms s ~ ~ ".os " sNo'''''o ''D''' a'a
presents aithu Outline OF thc emDarassments which
pressed upon the Legislature at the commencement
of the session. A majority of the democrats of both
boses sustain the co,rse of the and are
I ,, l.,aa .h. 49,, ,,. 80. .o,,,,;.,, th,,,o,,
.,u,' 80, s i. ~, = - !. "a, -
bnoii i'nPeu P o" ''D ~ wy %''''0"' % - i'''."i 'i A..
senatiyes ln Congress- ana Their own intention 10 90 ths
best in their poweia compromise which they deeply re-
oret Yours t" OLD GUARD"
We copy the following paragraphs from the speech of
80, No., A., - 'it 81
MI "'noiu' "A"0 '' " .,,.
Aiter my vote upon .he iis.ruc's ~ 70. ~, o,'o
lature upon the admission OF kansas under sno eoop
ton constitution, my appearance mere 'osn. y 'oo .
ngiy inconsistent 10 eAlai .nc ie,'o ~ Ia M
and TO correct an erroneous WIZ M ns ye
ABROAD III e'auol 70 ~ oo'o' s oa;e !. s'0 S'
Inducements Tor thc acceptance OF your nvi"ion; -,
am nwi''nS Una. !. shouu " m .,. sa". @ no
democrats OF the legislature are un'' upon "M ius
ton, or th"t inc Ms'ruc''ohs "sa.s. 'i'o au" s
OF Kansas under the leconptoh cohsttutioh arose o,
the spontaneous ana conce.c m ao'o " s @ ~
pofuoh oi INC oono.y. ~, .'l1 g. ~; ,s, 49,
result OF compromise pioueht aoous ''c pla ~
prehension on our part that Wy p.oi eo"oo ~ ''S. ~
riousy embarfass our party N ,ic ics'uia.uv, M o.
der us poWcriess Tor any good WHICH wo m pc'l 0s "
accomplish aiss
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brand purposely cast IN our midst 70 copei ~ ~ sak"
sides with those VINO dissented rom tc v,cwh u o ~
nniS.m.ons On o.ne,wiSo NV, ..' ~ - ss 4; n ore
ton ot INC party Ia .nc cssa'oio. - w., nas - - - 80 40
urged that tne measure was Pieni"e'c io W ~ ~. ~
ADVISED as 10 the sentiments o. our ,. ..
prudence couhseiieu oci"y. Wo Mele ' =: s ~
uieos "eIop, uu otc'uy ' .,., 80. IL. tiat N.
aid OF the republican party woud oc hsoAeu W W "'
VIC @ .nen nes'.eu s ~ .i,i th so., WAS un;t aoaiss
an ent action on the question But that we were se-
rio,sy embarrassed as to its ultimate disposition GER
tanly cannot deny We were, in fact, unacquainted
with the real sentiments OF each other upon inc
as also unadvised as to the opinions % our
~. 10 IA, tot th mcmbcrs of the Legislature are
INIT against the eadmison Of Kansas under the Iccopon
constitution IL erroneous On the contrary enabled to
saw that the majority are with the President In tho senate
those favorable to the administration number fourteen,
house they stand thirty-four administration twenty
eight anti. .Ieco,npton would not have you to under
stand that there is any marked opposition to the Pes
dent witbstandnr the violence with which he has
been ossaed by those who have heretofore ranked high
| in tbe dcmocrntic marty of Ohio While they OPP
nos n tho admission of Kansas under the Lccompton
and noy regret the circumstances which
comnc t thew will nevertheless firmly adhere to the
n,ry suffering no questions of matters Of pccy alone to
separate them from the great democratic family of the
Union but cordially meeting with U.S. will manully
s,lu9he 49, ~ po'iVs''''0 '1 80 - D-, W l1s8i
uie onoi'
| LII ,.; noc,,o t,e admission
~ ~ eiuo' ~, W I I;,t !. nav, IL, nnsoar,,cd bv ot,
VI h' ~ ~. =. Jo. ,,roL,,;t, onr annatorx mud
oie' ' .,. c ~ - s .; co. tI,o ,,oosur, as shall
-. 5 ~ e 7 . mcn,er from Ohio
ccaei uoio.s = s, s , ~ - ;,,;.to ,1,,,ss;op and
ce..'y ouu WI ~ .; v. &c ;rst,,,c,;on ~ ,bc
Justly '.iI IVY uu'' w '
ohio cssa'he'
II 49,, u,. ,.on,ra, co,,,p;t
~ pui'""o " 'h M " WY 1850 s.,, -, =. -
zee, uehocfauc hoc'hs wa" icee""s i's " 49,
county, Illinois, for the purpose oi nominating dele-
gates to the State convention which will be held on the
alst instant DR. Jason Duncan presided The meet
I ~; - l,ssoa n, NJ 7 w tJulsie,d and a .cr;es
~ rs W" ' .--N :, -, - ~, r,,s
OF resoiuuons Wctc "p'i'e"' " "i''ii ~ We Wy w ~
ing
Reso,ysd That we most unhesitatingly sanction the
measures and policy of Mr. Buchanan in his efforts to
sustain the principles Of the Kansas Nebraska BILL and
oosnras 81 his oJw;stat;nn - fr as tbcv have h,n
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