Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-06
IND If they had known the sensitiveness of
my colleague. and the nervousness of his

and If they had known the sensitiveness o
my colleague. and the nervousness of hi
Lai+s.l,G a.. ,-r- =.
sung 10 his Irese'r-s INT lau,iG M5r
seliaist. to which lac Objects, WIKI tLc usua
twsEg. lLauyhter.1
| fourd fault wits my colleague because
he undertook - E.r..sl re sort aan ir<,
VfrgAis, mir. LEAKE1-whO is in good
faith, l believe, in favor of secession as q
reneGy-with materials to prejudice him
against the people and Governor of Ohio,
growing out Of the controversy for the sur
render Of criminals on the application Of
the Governor Of Virgins l thought that
was unfair on the part Of my colleague.
Mr.. LEAKE will the gentleman per
NIT me? IGries of mol" MOI" and
laughter. Tic gentleman's time can be
extended Repeated shouts of mol"
mol" "Lct him 90 on" &c.
Mr. SICKLES. No interference from
any outsider.
Mr.. CURTIS. 1 ptscc 70 any other
Interruptions
The SPEAKER. The gentleman fror
Ohio must not be inturrupted His Ave
minutes are running fsS~ Taught !.
Mr.. HUTCHINS. 7 theaght :, hardly
fair or patriotic on his part thus, further 10
add fuel TO the; lasae of Sor. tAern cyclic.
nent. if the real object Of the gentleman
was to preserve this U-uiop instead of en-
,des+Oring te destroy it; and therefore. l
ssieshatl thought, not from ANYTHING he
sad, but from his conduct on this aoor.
thst'ee was wiling to preserve the elo-
Sious Union. # be could do it by democrat
Esa.g and prcjudicing the public mind
against tho Republican party, 50 that he
could and in restoring his own party to
power, That was the reason | commented
on lis conduct, l thought it was unfair.
l have made no attack on my other eel
league CMh. CoRwINl and if [ did lie is
abundantly competent to defend himself.
without the aid of the gentleman. l crit
icized, to he sure. as | had a lssAt to do,
some Of the positions which he saw fit to
take 10 his report | have denounced ne
body who may not agree With Se ia regard
to these matters We haze 81 q perfect
right to differ and to differ as Republicans
and fneads Of the Onion. Therefore, the
gentleman Ms. Cox. eaa make no capital
ss1aRx INC, either in say district. or any
where ese, by charging Re With an attack
On Governor CoRwIS.
1he gentleman has @ade az attack upon
Nix. Giddings He needs no defence from
nc. His acts in tbs House for twenty
years will stand the test of criticism now
and hereafter. Attacks are frequently
made upon him by members here; and |
will only say. thak bis name will be re-
membered with gratitude when the names
Of those who assail him are forgotten. l
deny that he has cOunteuanced instruction
on this floor or elsewhere.
Now, this is ell that l desired to say
l am willing thas ny constituents shall
stand by their record. shall stand by their
position. l will stand BY mine. 1 am in
favor fthe Union asst is, and as our fathers
gave it to US, bu. ] do not think it can be
preserved by sacrificing those very princi-
pies on which j, is based. If the cause of
liberty is to be betrayed and cruciied in
the year of grace 1861. I trust that there
will not be found among its apostles a be-
trsyer and erucifer.