The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-14
WHOLE NO., 63l.

Federal Judiciary? Why. sir, the very
map Is dissolving abop, u.s. The Gov.
eminent is unit; il cannot exist in bro
Ken parts; and whoever strikes il down
IN South Carolina strikes il down in Mass
achusetts. II you cannot enforce its laws
IN New Orleans, il is idle 10 adiudir.te
them in New York. know that by com.
mon consents we may continue to obey
them; but the essential sanction. found
only in national sovereignty, is gone; 30
that q patriotism limited to the narrow
boundaries OF Stale, binds us 10 the in
exoraole necessity OF restoring all of the
states under the national sovereignty.
for II is only through that means thai The
integrity and safety Of our own States can
be preserved. And that, sir, is our labor
to the exclusion Of everything else on
earth. -
Adjust system ofjudica,rre for Geor-
gia and Alabama! This giant treason has
torn asunder The band that bound this
constellation OF aaions upon the bros of
this continent, and has ium Sed them hitb-
er and thither, 20 be lost in The dust and
ashes with which Time buries the dead
nations. II is our labor to 90 forth ike I'll.
tans, and, grasping these los, orbs, beaye
them up and restore the unity and har.
mony OF our system. The labor is SUI
perherculeani bring out your engineers.
crane them up. and sway them back to
their places, and fasten them there by Tho
eternal lIgaments of truth and Justice, for
ever out of reach OF the loosepipp hand
Of rebellion.
We are told in this fearful oxiqeucy that
I'VE should not be in haste to determine
what radical aud extreme measures. which
may reach the loyal as well as the dsloyai.
are Indispensable" Oh, no: wa are re-
miDce and hesitate and deliberate. and when
We deal q blow, IL Is to be gentle. admoni-
tory tap. upou on invulperable part If Won
strike strong and heavy, the recoil NAV in
Jure the loyal. Do not our loyaI suffer >
Is IL nothing that thousands and Thousands
OF our bravest aud best 90 down in battle
and wasto away to death In camp and tent
and hospital, waylaid 10 solitary, shadow
gorges and glens, and murdered? ? Nothing
that the whole land is hung with the dra-
perry OF mourning. until II seems shrouded
IN the garments of night, and filled With
tho sobs of woe DO not tho loyal suffer
among us And may the loyal of the
border States purchase exemption from tho
unavoidable evils incident to war and their
position !: Shall the whole country perish
because its salvation would bring peculiar
hardships, not 20 tbeir lives or persons, but
TO their property alone, which NAV DO COM
pensated for: In the name of al that is
fearful in this cxigency, what is it you
demand tor them. aud at what Q fearful
haza al Ill Al.
xl events, slavery is to be the one thing not
to suffer: Is II not Weighing ID naked ard
alone against the nation, and ia douhtfni
balance!b What fearful and terrible an.
Prebensions this suggests And, if the
Tune ever arrives IN tho councils of tho
Executive to make the hesira,ipp eboies
where will the patriots Of the border States
be found? ils'j;;saaJ 10 b E'-'-' -"
81 s"Gentle shepherd, tell us where's
SIR, the gentleman from Kentucky TMr.
"nusworthJ more than answers this inquiry.
ana tells us where. Thoy xil strike doubt
ing'y aud ianguidiy with US until we differ
ABOUT the mode of carrying on the var,
ana then against US Be IL so. Is this the
measure and standard of a Keptuckian,s
love Of country? We're all those f]orid nro-
fessions but painted bubbles. filed with
tainted breath? What does this moan
kentucky would remain true TO tho Consti.
tuition and in the Union bu. then. in n
given event, tho rebellion would prow m
such proportions as to iiiclude. fifteen Sidtes.
let it grow If it will. The gentleman NAV
thep learn, II he is curious, whether we car,
endure the "smell of gunpowder." rem
resent she gentleman rs understood him.
Arc these the descendants of the Ken.
tnekIans of 1872; of that gallant host that
came plunging through the woods TO our
faI-of invaded border; who raised tho
siege OF Fort Nlegs, and aided US 20 pursue
ana captnre British army on British soil
10 not say We are ungratefui for this. or
that We would injure Kentuckiaus. Already
thirty, hve thousand bayouets have oono
sparkling over the dividing river from Ohio.
to prove that we cannot forget 10 proye
that We so deiesI Kentucky that we ibrust
our brave and beautiful ones betveen bar
aud ber foes. and givo her chance 20 raIly
her own sons, What do gentlemen moan
6y these charges on this floor? Who ia
MeCook and his ninth ? Where got they
'he'r bayonets Aud whence came Kinney.
VINO planted his guns within sixty wards OF
mnrderous musketry? And the gallant
s'a"dart, and the fragile, giriish boy Wet
more. with his lion heart and Parro,t guns /?
All save MeCook and bis biDth are from nv
own fanatic region. Siandart and his he
roes are from my own city, and Wetmoro
'"ok 'ls men from a single neighborlood OF
my district-ali identical Ia sentiment yet
they asked no question. they made no con-
ition, and they never will The blood runs
rs red aud hot and generous on the breozy
shores OF Lake Erie. as in moro southern
'i,mo. II more men are needed, there arc
'eaoy thousands TO go--take all, Tho
newest bride shall be widowed the youneest
,abe shall DO orphaned the last hosrth
man DO loft desoiate; aud the last heart
mall beat and break under tho war.boof.
'hnout Question or condition. No wa.
'ering or hesitation weakens an arm or
'hecks the devotion of my people.
But do not be In baste--no neod in tbe
world for expedition. This blow has univ
'ioscn away Oue-half OF our empiro. and =
'ood dcai more than half our sea. coast. and
educcd us to a ragged, narrow belt across
DO eontinent aud beleaguered our Capital
or fow months. This is nothing. 10
lot ior that 60 TO being radical, and get your.
elves talked about. You might hurt a
ebels feelings, aud make him uneasy about
lie property. .rits D. ata'
Do you remember, sir, the glowing figure
Il the gentleman from Kentucky. TM9. Hard
ng,J who likened the States TO the sons and
laughtors of great family residing in dif.