Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-02
GREAT SPEECH OF
ro, ., w. VOORHEES,.
or INDIANA,
,--.,.G ia the House Of Representatives.
EIy 2lSt lSG2.
CONCLUDEB

n .E,y 21st 1852.
rCoycLUDED.3
.-- ~s7p,e we're darlseneI by the horrors |
y; .-urr. Could it b. expected that his
: !, inmates could display any special
=. - wish our rational suferings. or
n T.rSeI sglicitulv 70 guard the public
M ..r-r tl.m pIunder! Instead Of going
!. r,--.,. as lie could have done for a few
ii rs ID uae f tie vessels transporting
which accompanied him, lie charterd
4 ct steamer at q cost Ui $1,000 80
a G 7-mcut, q convey himself and
3 81 n. THIS steamer was anchored
4 "a >--.4n instead # lying al 'ie wharf
Z ,acrs aid and DO. and whcu -he Gem
! sc IN his CarriaE- and four to thc
4 ri -.iZc. vet another steamer az S-i.l
-...sJ To- the Government, as we earn
claim presented ter T., MAS ,uu,.ved
i himself and suit rc hoard. ! lnr-
4 ucr IT poteuta.a iu =. season # IA
.-luiug. might thus I've aI.i thus
IT,, lis pleasure YACHT ar Lis barge #
,a- iu-y..s.blIitv Jr,ij tie va!"Uit.e~
var, altG va~.,iu.HrsS. when .hc
,eIc IS Icing increased at the tate of
4 d. 10 two millions daily. when eN-
4 .-s iv a General eft q American army,
4 .r.-a-i, from which the rlf~iuJ NAV
n .rn away in grief aH& lumiU~,ion-"
there l. but one thing more needed Ia
) .-re iii, wrctched iCturc If public
q ,rvy and crime. arL that UulappiIy
b -lsacI The following extract ir1iu ,Lc
b De-. the committee h awS that Major
u Fremont cousl,i.od To- overthrow
b --i-utIcu uf lis country. and tr;uuuie
b Ter .,rt tho liberties { his 9 .vrrumrut.
90 TIE statements Of these wiguts~es--
b ~, II unimFeachable intelligence ani
d -Ety-wIiI. We are sire he Heard by
io<cmm.ut with equal aS,uui-iuent
D sorrow. Gen Frem. Mt TrnclainI~. oT
D m. z Is command that there were no
/ --- asy evil rights: and that there WIS
Government except that outside uf the
a---JJ,-srn, Nh'-u ual hrcr Suspended
Il was his tettrnnua.i D. ~ administer
tnHartmenJ without reference TO law Or
; Citations, that the people at the United
..es were in the field, AMI that he was at
-r Egld. aud that ie intended 10 carry
i such measures as tley. the people. ex
tel him to carry out, u5t.oGt regard to
! rel tape Of the Washington people
~
d -r.ar how th,S. S.lrimeus harmonic
J 2. those ha.l bv tie u~rrprr> who in this
4 ether ages OF the w.a.d have sought
, established absolute over upon the
b Us yI public liberty. S.me of these u>ur>
b = taxing yet higher II r,..6 than that
,i-e! in tie interview with Col. An
4 ts~, have c!aimc,i fur Themselves mis-
a T. l4,ry cat the Will i L1d. but none
n ...1. nave sunk their !retensi"uS below
= mission 20 carry vuJ the Will nf;he
u Cesar. Wien !e -ts,. Il upon the
1 aas %. Tire RuUc"u, and waved to Ills
4 .'..-> J. advance, Ind not make 4 bulder
f.' O.. .-,...L.. lis country than this
Z T.r..-, 80 earnest and - oGteu spoken,
4 .-ced a revolution conceived. bat
4 s- happily, most happily for tie coru-
4 y -- parent has not strength tu bring
4 'a. n man has lived III the tide Of
4 .a Wise and pure enough to he entrusted
4 -..-- power as Is here claimed
..a-y c..rttaiUs who Cut red tape all
j. 60 I. With their swords. aud history
's- tia. the throat Of their country sulf'
.lc Is much as does tire rel tape IN
4 Ecrl.l.n. As free Institutions have
4 e.r Limitations In law. and in the ul,eLi-
o. u the people and their 'l-r.~rusativcS.
4 e. all. military. 10 It. this expression Ct
52 -'E cast a~iie al Iu'iri.a' auj COB
.,-.'-al restraints, made SO tlr la.l~ Of
'-a even. Ncu,G have 81 me. In.
/ --t mace .l the field y ,,s.etrain, a.
.-. wi q great army. a. c.iii~ and awcs
.-Ht's heart b. its rar5-.37l spirit
4 -..-.iN -l ms 'TupU.UJ.> ambition. which
r.lr q
= g. sweep Tie Government Itself as "a
.Ee- :..m lis path
--.s s4i page in the history e tie late
--.--ier II tais department. ga,fers "a
=. '-a.."w from the circumstances uu-
which these declarations were made
~ .l.-1lt had . few weeks Gafue taken
SUBSCRIBED tie following military oath ::
'-l e Fremont, Go So!eIuuly swear
i VII. tear true faith and allegiance t.
4, --.,e- States and tina; | VII serve them
Iii: aul honestly against their enemies
4 ..lIssslrS WhomsOev-r; and that / viii
/ --' { alc obey the orders Of the President
--- N-Iiel States, and the orders yf tie
over me, according to the rules and
- u war; lie thus in the sight Of
-. :. a "a lis country, had Flightcj faith
- LIS Government that Ie would bear to
j. '--e -e allegiance, and he Stood pled-.d by
81 Solemn Q: human sanctions to Sup
. hat Constitution which when the
III, -t,s are IN the field places at their
- 49, 'le PRESIDENT Of the United States.
- - any General holding a commission
- - nm With conf ling fondncss lie
= ,-t I,l-L1m0ned from the oJscuritv Of pri-
- -is lie, aud preferred above the veterans
!, ~: : whole army of patriots, he was made
:, - ~ u -'IeIeVai. Scarcely had he girded
-. 'LI I, sword, to whose honor the best inter.
- =! The nation had been committed,
80. ~ ne says to his Subordinates and fol-
i',s la, mat ne draws it, not in tho name ot
'---' oi government but IN defiance Of