Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

-,.. ma hsoeaeeut Gov.
Lne eols.. :. s.....,. 80 M p..ce-Deace among IN
s'n"en. : = . -. 4. vi,h foreign nations
own citizens anu p'.ss .,.Ss. .hoss Who breal
FOR tnr pu'FP"''@'' " -s. v,o,s.,oy The law
the puoiic peace ss..,.s ohsd,ence thereto
Of the lsprsOs y $500 .s..ss.,.s uoOa sbe light
ana repe's 1888 ssss...,.v,g'sss egrn,
ana peace ~ w y - ~ 4. Ia; "a branch d
IN 'eis'sA ~ ", '.......,.. ..,l.a The Admin
our eovefnmen', o01 ~ "a .,.,..,,nd. pseotia
s.1, ~ I..,,, .,;on. which, n appfov-
tions WIN tne no'''s 1880 ~ nd the war
Cd Dy sne usa's A',,s 49, An var. the cas-,
and restore PsAoe. ~ 49,. = no ,ower LODGED
i entireiy o'ne'sn'' ~ a,.,nmept to sntel
IN either orsnch " - -,.. -. ocomblnatiopl
into treaaes OF .A"asS a.HS Gs-TIqq +.
resisting y ns ;.d.ss offer an absolute
The Exeon.''e m'u p.h.l. or 20 such
or conditional pAiuoa '" .s .ond,,;os that ,hey
OF them as ne 'ees ~ II ..,,,r,,o, "a far AZ
lay Gown w. . 49,. q, tbs mischief they
may De IN sns't psFs % ,b.;r alleeiancs
have oocaslonea' s.u - - .hia,n, citizens
ana du'y as PeA'e.r ~ ,,me has mot ar
H. At any gwen A s-., ~ The Executive
rived "nen' ~ 'ne 'sNe ~, 4. sxe,c;sed with
this pardonlns ~. "a w.lf.,s Of the country,
saie'y 70 '"e p - him. To prosecute
.' ,.,,-,.. IA ~ the full extent Of bic
the war WIN md n ,be means at his
sons'''."Ou. ,, ,I.a.o,s,a ,o the complete sup.
a'spO'., sssol, n "a then his duty 10
p'esslou - M.,,an.i LEGISLATURE or the Con
'eN r. IA
gesS -, ~ -. w ,f con0,ess are limited as
nu' 'ae poS -. p,..;aeo,.- Il can no more
wen - '"o'. = ..o,,. ,;oos with combina.
.nao ne, au', .;,s s,rsion mower, or in
Hon % "e's''' - III, ;nssneudeut soyer.
any naHI ,..,...s The army and navy,
e's.' .-;.,;oD. of money, and provide
~sAe 'pP' e. a.. r;ao,ors and energetic
s'osf ~ -. T, NAV ,epeal existing
pr0SeeaH'n " az" ~. ~ oh,o,ious. and enact new
.1"' . tsuaepcv to mollify and
s.e' It ..-,.,;.o h0.,;,,,v To the Government.
o.' :. -. -. - ,hs ,vo tb;ngs now mooted 90
nrssenting AN alternative for the restoration Oh
...oo has Coogress any power to do. These
~. ,hs Pssosable Separation Of the
s,.,.s ., :, othe, words, the Dissolution Of
~. Ir.;on Or .lse the Amendment of the
co..,;,u,;o, :, .
Co,arsss has no power to dissolve the urion.
rs., 90, onlv he dome. If at oil, by the people
as - sTin;,sd s,st,s, in the exercise Of that un=
Y-nsa sh.oIn,s a sovs, s,e,pntv which lies back Of,
aas shnvs Al laws. Governments and Constilu.
,,ors IN order TO effect such dissolution, The
nsoDle would have 70 divest themselves of al
isvi.nce to all and every Government, and place
themselves in condition they have never been
n aimee the FIRST settlement of tnis country; for
the time has never been when the American
people were absolutely without some form OF
Government. The destruction of the Onion
would be the destruction Of the stags Govern
meuts; both must stand or fall together. But
none need fear the result, II the question should
ever come directly before The American people
they sill sustain the States and the Union Of
States. .-.i ~ ,
Congress- may propose amendments to, but
cannot amend the Consultation. 1t has no power
To sffsct a compromise by amending the fnnda-
men'a, ,A". ~ 49, 80 g, ~. confederation Of
nmGn0menIH