The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06


our reaaers and leave them I,
Judge for themselves.
The Substance Of Letter rom 81
Hon GIL Eallsudtgham. N
To Richard H. Hsndrickson and Others, OF
Miadlet0sE, Ohio
pAYTpM, Ohio, May Il, 1851.
Gssteaen-YOass n, tho Oh inst., q
qucstihg my opinion apoh certain points con
aectea With What Jon ipstlya he pra,an
hnglorious, and Il may be, bloody war, Ia
been received. &.sSts# u al
never had occasion u diIcnss this particula,
question at length, l beg ieassto sdop. Ii,
Following Admirable summary Of the case, Il
en- S1trSetffoh aearsfully prepared, sndez
csediagyiabla spsackso o tke III S18issEsl
Ia Douglas, in she senasssofths Usixi
SssieH, March 18Th, 1851, ~ z ayr
prefer sueh,an amicable ssttlementp a
peSceSOle disunion; and prefer ii sSousand
7tmesAo'civh war. II We cal. adout such
anshdmdnis asSilBsS atisiacs0ryto Virgin.
10, North Carolina, Tepuesseeyahdj thsOthsi
border StsteF, the plsnsofpaci6cation which
viii setisfy. them win create . Union party
n the Cotton Statea which viii soon embrace
large majority Of the people IN hose States.
eAasEsihs ahsm abaSE % EESls Own ftss NiIl
AaasHGeesass sHaathsa teagres stssagiHsh;
sa1d PsTpstnstseh eg lpsioun,O no vaioR furev,
7er Irepestr whatever gparantees win .satis,
y Marylssd and tho border states, the
astatesnoWin the ghion) willcreSte 4 Union
psriyiasehs SsceaedF States that win hing
thsuihscS' byltRs Voluntary action afsiKsif
own People Rouzcan5r restore and preserve
sthe government ia that mode KOnecsn 40
h a noo,has S3q
y AK. u x5@s*sl ssaA Ss.s q
FEsi iaiSu diSSz.a are diHSsa into twv
classsggthgOas OpspatSenissssScrstdisdSl
'ioaia.s9 The iS in favor Of peacssble'
oeesssion and q ~secoruitione of ;pSensna.
eaes; the otheris lin fayos Of war a tbs aure,,
msanS IF accomplishing dc object, aud Of,
mskiSEsh SSrsrssi6u snSl sad sEssSsTS5
en aauAiOa msn. electromagnetic mar
|bnt ifsths Union must bstsnp2srilybfoEep
by o revolution; and the establishment .ofra,
"a. 6asto Govern ~ n am. Z II. CO.
h. nosset q ESus al N 5-.sd
tI;on SsdFStuss S,s.ar,ssS5 49,
only policy,tba. can ls.Sn ,Ss,soss,,G
: But Wa ara to,a. sna-h...ss s.~..,.a "a.
c-vvbs-s ,h., - as., ~
bays 90, A govsrn,,.rs
SRnneutsS i Shs ob.s,;o .ns Il u IA
"a mHzs asstgtss ,;osssss .;S M
Il v,ovs+ .,ogsns a.w., n a,ss.ssssis5
).S;r;,s' Sir ~ ,,s.ss.-Gh,-~-.-s-
10 49, sa...o.as.s - -.
tS,.S, ( ~ IA y ~ i. y.
nscks } sthe peoo,s siaee III mia h.ssr
WheDsgt s Baron; demanded Mar cbsr.Ae
nom K;ne Jobs 4 RsDsvsss, Ies.I.I.;m.
"a n5avs vs,. sov..Sn.I,y "a s.,.aA
&. sass ssVsssn'asn's : cal'sd iof
oas. Rbsn Charles /. a.ismu.ed 70 %eollse.
the ship money in disregard Of the rights OF
people, aud was resisted by them, he ex!
shaHe'Ss q ~govsrhtusAta VI can.
not treat with tsbelss pntAoRn thu traitors;
We must show thstpvs haze, aFoyernmsnt"
When James II. was driven, from the throne
ofEngland for tramplinr on the libertiea Of
people, be csilea for his army, and e1J
claiued "bet rs SLOW thst|e have a gov!
srpnsnt" When 5asOrgs III oSllsd upon
army tcput down. the rsbslli 10 4ueri.
sss Lord North cried Justify, "No eonprO1
mise with traitors; let US demonstrate that
We have . government" When, in 1913, theA
peoPlSSsse upon their tyrants,a all over Eu.
and demanded gu6tansess for their
syeFy;croyhsd head exclaimed shsysF
we d goyssnmentY' and, appealedrto the ar.
nv 10 viudica,s their authority and e%uforcaS
t6g law. al 3
rs *!siRo y . " ~ y
History .aOes NOT 4tscord an Al
bHIrssx an-SssSEST.~ up
! duh ~ sra.s . ,.n m;Ts.s -. eOSsn :@0as
,aSiIstion. ,yboD .h.v hs,;.s.S ~ .Sp'. .%.
md libert,.a vsSs ;nnsr;lsd Si.so,, s...
converting The soysrnmsnt ;ts.,f M . AZ.
.otism, and DESTROYING Il. a.. vss,;ss XIX
rsedon,s s. CJ I