Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-29
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r4r FREsEsr saNs r'a DEItornN'

8ttiil - many af4I 80 various itttiiN..t =
as to what ought 10 be done. and tv..
what can he done. Certainly however
II IS time for every Senator % dtclar-
himself / therefore. .oiio~snc &.
: example OF the noble Senator fror
Tennessee Mr.. Johnson avow my
adherence "a the Union IN rs integrity
aud IN all lis paris.
With my friends. with my oa'
with my State, with NY country, or
wlthou; either. as they may determine :
IN every event, whether o. peace or o.
war; o. life or death although | Ia
ment the occasion, / nail with cheerful
ness the duty OF lifting up my vote
among distracted deba'es, tor my whoi,
country and iys ues,lnable Union.
Dvrs OF coSGsEss.
Congress, IN the present case, ouga
not 10 be impulsive II ought, If II c1n.
redress any real grievance of the Of
Tended States, aud then II ought 10 sup
/ ply the President with all Inc mra 9
/ necessary 10 maintain The Umon IN IL.
.uil exhibition and discreet exercise O.
rs authority.
TIE DANGERS or sERvILE WAR
TINS disunlon movement arises auo;t-
er view our OF the relation Of Africaa
slaves 10 the domestic population OF Ii,
country. Freedom IS 10 them es 10 al
mankind. the chIei ohject Of de.lre--
+ Hitherto. und T the operation OF tn
! l Juion, tney nave pIaCti,aAy Remained
Luoraut OF tie controversy, especial,
OF lis bearing on themselves. Can w
hope that H. grant civil war viii rag
a.noa5 nrsrives IN their very presence,
aad vt mat thy wiii remain stupid
aud Idle spectators Doe. history tur-
ul>h Us any satisfactory instructions up
ou III horrors OF c!Yi! war among a
people 50 brave, 50 skt..tuI IN arms
! earnest IN conviction, and 50 intent H.
purpose as We are
! IL IS mere cIun"ra which su9grs,r
an aggreva,lon of those horrors be-
yoaI endurance. when on either sla
tlere shall occur The Iut. rveu,Iou OF az.
uprising f-roei0us African slave p1pu
.alIou OF four. or siA, perhaps tvrnr.
millions The opu.OuS OF mankius
change, and with them tue poilncs @
.
LIBERTY AID UEt7T --oTL AHb ISsLr-
hRABLE.
va',., liberty e1- o.vo ar,l.}.a~ H.
ertv mas, .it,.-J =, .fn- = li.,,,.. ..uJ,b..
cease 10 live. Aul such EArr,v -
Free movement everywhere .hrou-
our own land and tlruugiiolit the yoTi,
free speech. a free press. free su
fru.re. tI,. freedom Of tvcrv .ui.i-,t ts
vot,. on ryery law and for or aginsl ,yers
aGen, VINO cxpouuds. administers or *
ecu;es. UuS,abIe cuutederaries, co..-
slaul.y npprehend'ng assau:t5 vl;;i'L.
a"d treason "'ti''n' I"''h'daoie chy T..
eAtH o.''e'' anu coti''.'',f' 'e % an -
sues no" ''A- VIII i oe oe. ~ e % III
pea cl iu"1tc sd.''y' li'N Wa suF.r J.
der all tAI' '"ssi'In'Die ana ui'q HII''.
Aoerty, ana acetp' lle hH'e4u' ana In
'o'1i ,'''9 '0''''e u ''''''''''
'9'ii
sLtFEAF ~ TIE STATES NoT TO BE iH-
ThRfARtD Win.
+ Experience IN public nftrs has con
frmrd my opinion that dutn-stIc 5iave-
~ e.!s:laC IA any s;,a,e is u.s-iy ir.
by the CONSTITUTIONS OF the United Ssat-s
exclusively to the car-. managr.n ~
and disposition Of THAI State, aud II .
were IN my power would alter t''
Constitution iu that respect, II ~
prehtnsion OF my Hosiion needs >
strong remedy. | am wiling 10 ".
for an amendment OF the Constitu''o !.
debating that II SAa!I ho' by any in'u
81 II r.Tlr. nj - 50 r.