Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-01

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TING s6Siiti6s, " AZ speech. 80
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"a alp,,sS 6o,0riods CnARLxs SunnERS " y Sena,
AZ y. ~ M n. =. ~. ..s,a addressed the Young
- tot 1on. ,1-,. y NJ vo,L Citv At
mehs hePus's.-- - - rry.s...a.. avsni,e ;.
the Cooper Institute, on wednesday e'oss,
Nov 27th. His theme was the "ohgin ana
60. ae .ha Rebellion.n After lab1rDg a.
CAusefs s's Gl.k.. Ae.icah alay-
cohaidereble length 70 snow thA'
ery was the origin and main spripg VI '"o ~
..,,,,,,, Ms s,ruurn said, % nf r.l
y y ~ w 4, H. .ebelion be crushed?-
Bat now shAi . Msn' money. munitions
That la the eg1s,Sii ~ "a com nniesariat, means Of
OF war, Meli-'sHph theae YOU have In substance
transpoL =. ..;cnlara beyond the rebels, You
~ ',s ths oonpciousness Of q good cause,
have, toQ tno ,s y. I. And Set thus far
WHICH uaa ~ i.ss a. 'dasa--the advantage has not
until w''an ~. s,de' me explanation Is easy
Deen ts VI ~ combating Al home, on their own
lne .sYs .sYTsnsd ard naddeued by slavery,
svi,, 49, u allv and A fanaticism =
snna lua .h.sonshi- ~ aroused than ourselves
.s,a o.s ~ na1sneat--witb every einew strained
~ ytaaoss.-thev freely use all the resources
.ne ~ - Ia ,s,n,a mt into their hands, rails.
Aa' .ss,s.'. '.s not oniv the whole white popn.l
,uk q ~ .a,;ss,ng tha war. whoop Of the In
a,sss.-cru,sine upon the sea In pirate ships TO
Sesnoil our commerce. and, at one swoop, con
. AsossIng our property to the extent Of hundreds
Of millions OF ool,ars, ynnS s,sn,Ssd ~ snS At hcms
an,s a,ns so,,,,;hn.sns - nv thelr labor 10 sus-
Y ssia the war, which without them must soon
expire. tssyo rssA hitsta
itremains 10. US 20 co sncosn srns,,or 10 M own
1ny ,y h;. Sio nd O somsthInv m0f6 will be needed
than men or money. Our battalions must be
reinforced by ideas, and we mus. s,iike M S,I1S
At the origin ana mI,a,s hat Law Or 70 what extent;
W Ios ~. 49,; s,y no mnst strike; IL may be BY
the svetsm Of the Massachusetts, General-But
leri Il may be BY that OF FREMONT OIL OF msy az
oe py me graeue. y,oant sys;s both concur in this
nol:ov wbich IL opiy according TO the most COM
mon principles Of human conduct. In no WAY
can We do 90 much AZ so h.sie . coSs ~ sooS ,oS
enemy 1sI sum ~ :. sroonrsgsmeut. and to foreign
nst;ons wat.hine this contest, It will be an earn
est OF something beyond . mere Sarniyal pi.S o.
battle; There oss S oeen 'ue o..s S.n crv. 1oo TO
Pon.ndm s9u Rs,,s, tban either is the cry, "on
Co Freedomm lie. this be heard in the voices
of your soldisssi aye let y rssouno n ,rs pI
poses 81 q me .s,. soysrn%Sn,' S;sn noOa%sr ~uO
~. ~ 'A,1 wI.e S g,~;ha.. v.s of oourse. bieh
:. n..,,s.s ia LIN Mi. ,na.mmatory speech Of
NJ. sr.sr, r. thinks public opinion has
81 oon,ato ,hs conclusion that aas slavery is the
cau,s of the rebellion, our business is with that
c.u,e,, Il saws that the speech "will confirm
The doub,pv. strepe etben the timid and convince
the Ignorant and indifferent, that inasmuch as
there has been. this deadly virus In our national
.hlood from the beginning, breaking out now
int ,bia fearful irruption and madness, no
choice ia left us but one between it's utter ezsr.
n ninatioa and natural death. We can tamper
,.h q. ,en, n.Iaav mn lonoer.u Thus the
T.:I..: :. - Ion,o, N he ona fo,
war with the d"0Ens ID 10 ionset " u' o.o ~
the restoration of the Union, but for the utter
.x.s,,n,na,;onn of slavery,
IT, - vi, T-;,,.s .,,ssa With Mr.. Sum
Ane "e" AoiA '"''' ma.
NER that slavery is the cause OF sne repeii'h'
and regards his conclusion as inevitable that In
tba extinction of elayery lmust be found the
~. ssas;...,a, 4, ,akaa ia IN the
remedy Inc oniy oDleO''0n y -AAAso y " ~
mode proposed BY Mr.. SUMNER tor eHe0Nng tue
cure Il asks--sHow is slavery to be extin
,,,;shsag Rv act Of Coperess7 By edict of the
s'. -. ,1.,--s.,.., - ~. ,o,,m. nd.
hxeeprset ~ pfocismAsoass J. y w '''-'---'s
fling genefale7 Shall the General government
which has ignored the very existence of slavery,
~ d ! Ia 4 ~ aboIi.iop-or leave Il to the
axe s.eaq y i'S sDon',vn ',. :,
STATE antnoriiea anu sne ines''Aoio P'oe'''' y
eyepts7" On the ground Of exPsdieney' win
out which" as u says, "there can De no sucn
thing as gOvernment'"the 1'ms' iaVors .ne
policy Of leaving the question OF sne en'i'e ae0
Iiton Of slavery 70 the state authorities ana 'ne
progress OF events.
From the comments OF the new YORK H~-
r.. raha,i,ors rovement ao.ius. the Gov
AHO .NSSSat,c, -. -. haar IN
eminent wnicn los ssys,Ai dsvsonns i,ssf