Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-19

"fdny one State, or any portion ofMt
people of any State, ctoose to place them.
selres in array dgaiast Me Eorcrnn,em oJ
the Union, lam J6r trying the strength d
this Government, l an for dscatdiiiia0
Utether zoe hare Gorannento or not--prdc.
6cabie, efficient, capable Of maintaining it
authority and uphoLti,ng The pocers md IN
terests pl.ich belong 10 a Government. Nor,
sir, am Ito be alarmed or tissuatied .fon,
dns such course Jy ihtimafi0ns of the splitting
blood. Tbiood is to be spill, By whosa
Jaut is 1t to be spihP Upon The eatpposition,
I maintain, IL ioiW be Me Jduh Of ioho
choose to raise the standard Of disunioa, dat,
sadedrOr to prOstrdte tie Government. and,
SIR, tohea hat is lone, so long as IL pieases
God 10 gre med rOiCe 10 cypress mn SeRti-
pients, or an arm, veak and entiebied as Il
may De By age, Mat yoice and Mat arm acii
be on The side fny connt,y, ,f1r Me support
ofMe general authority, and for the main
te,ance Of de Fowe,s Qfhe Union. Il Speech
Of Henry Clay, August lst, 1850.
"We are all, pah om ecay earthly inter
est, en,barkeim mid OCEAN on hc same COM
mon deck. The ho,oi ofthe storm is IN 0ur
ears, and "the HghtainG $ red giare Is paint
ing hell on the sky," and iohie the noble ship
pitches and rolls under Me htSh,n0s Of Me
todres, the CRY Is heard that she has sprung
aiedk at many points, and that he rushing
,caters are mounting rapidly IN the hotd.
The man ,oho, IN such an hour, miWnot wOrk
at the pumps, s either a ndRidc or mon
ster. VI Secretary Holt
"The conspiracy is nop kno,ca. Arn,ies
haze been raised. Var is leUied to accomplish
IL. here are only t,oo sides 10 He question.
Ese,y man must be Jor he United States or
against It. There can be no neut,uls IN this
1dr, only patifots-Or traitors. - Senator
Douglas last Speech.
" Would any ono u he ,ras commanding
at Fortress Monroe, Fort MIIemy, or any
WIiere else, iohere he icas surrounded Uhh
treason and traitors at ere,y step, ,cOnld
he, because a Judge sent oM Qf habeds
corpus 0ire up a traitor ,cho pas eni,,nger-
ing the safety Of his command and the IN
tsrests Of the oount,yP No man can pre-
tead IL for a single moment, 10 s one ofthe
terrible necessities Of ,cdr. And " toere
W command and had good reason 10 beiiepe
thai 1 had possession Of a traitor, and no
other remedy po,iM arrest treache,y, / ,couhi
suspend the tcrit, and the iadipidudl too. y
A c,y Qf pence 10 be ne0ofiated
soih armed traitors should secure a city of
refuge 10 none Hon. Daniel s. Dickin-
son.
''He who Is not for his country is against her.
There Is no neutral position 10 be occupied
H1h duty Of all xediously 10 support the
Government IN all It's efforts 10 bring Mis M
happy cipa ,oar to speedy conetasion. -
Lewis Cass.
"Traitors and Rebels are standing rith
arms IN their hands, and 1t is said zoe must
90 Jonodrd aud compromise toith heo,.--
They are IN the uroag; they are making ,car
upon the Government; heyars trying 10 up
tsrn and destroy our free ihsiitutions say
to them that The compromise hare 10 make
sndeS eristing circumstances is, ground yom
arms; obey Me la,cs; acknowledge he s,-
pr@aoqy Of tie Coastiiutiom mhen non do
hat I toiu taM to you about con,promise. :
Al the compromise hare 10 make Is Me
Constitution oft United States. = An
drew johnson.