Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-23

oL oL 'nv nsu.ss .'yug ~ ,ha naner iust read.
wy suyso. 'nto,yyr m.assIr hssemhIs. with
" y os.n'u ~ .h,e IN van.,shia Miniater
.ls wv ha ~ ooTnss and deep sense OF
,hn a,sst vains ~ r,ho seryicea be has rendered
the gress value OF tns seIs,vss ~ ynsSesSsnt ,o
w sne onulon anu 'ue sst;sc, a, nreaent.
"aS iu..ns, ao'ion "s ,h,S ,esolution would
ho nvpSu sno ep,.t. a. ona that a would be
W pop'.y PPsS,"a, deI,verance that could
~ su0pssS, es 10 'ns naPPs''ss'
10 ~ M.n,a 80 p,,nooton. Nav Jersey,
.h,'i.ad ~ a., snd seconded the motion for
oosAlneu .ne n9o,' anu .a,n,;ou ssoeN n
'n9 10 au P."nL,n.,dna hera interoosed point OF
- aIa;.'inr re-, No nation had been made
~ 49,, h;a nsnas and mat IL required such
auoP. u's PeP'i,, nno,lv hofo,e The Assem-
mo''on W pfins T" piVps'' go
pyc ~. A s.d ,bat The motion was
ine mouIaS .he a., rSadino of the paper.
"Seo MI MI sn s,a nsoossded IN addres, the AS
- H. .aca,ded the reaolutioo as a sub.
.moy NJ III. pe.iSpSeaol,nriSos,s iSS M ner, and with
.t"s tss'S Sa.s,and,nS ,Sa he had seconded il, and
%,s 49, -Has. e a sanre In sunnortpg it. The
,'1,s -. so.oia,;on. AZ Well as that Of Judge
GanhIa,s ss,ns,ks belooked anon asa happy au-
r. SaarneS Il altogether Unnecessary for
su'y, ~ 40 anajn n63ciallv announce the
,n" no neSe 81 ~ P,esSv,erian Church A too ire-
.Vya.y s"ot,;on If tbis thjpy might subject her
tu0nS ,;a,on 7, vonld be too much like the
s'iopo oss,,no bs nrayers continually in the
nuhiio nIscss' He hoped the resolution would
.I.ntaJ - sTIla = Il n II E3
S1 IN. S1s1Vti Tsetin sa,dbe was still in the dark He
.a,.S, ,hasa nroceadinos looked like giving
ISo N. R.aot;n,;d1a,s ma ner the go-by.
n, Mnsorsys sugoested, that the matter
III, 80 hs hro1obtI nm In n better shane,
miBhJ PShNsP't ~ ~'~~o--r N
" snUa,afe "Ue rnni,ies were made by other mem
- H.
00. ~. p,enL;r,;doa rose IN sneak. He had not
4. ,h Ia IN enter unon a dis
Suo o.Ie, 81 ~ ,e,;,a ~ his naner He did not
SaoS Saon, ,h"t nscessa,v until he had heard from
.Soan sho onoosad 4, The atatement he pro-
oS .nOoS .uU JppV n.y.. c,vered ano,her esnect of
pOs'o " In aI,oOa,Sa, He could not ace how the
Wy o'so Ia % oonsdo,od az ali hut nv com.
Pape' , oo .S;ah ,ha Modsrator had infer
Ia H ''D' 'SO'DD'''A" "I-NoD Nv ~
vi IL h.d oonro,rod nth members from the
po.S,. &C. So. H. h.d kindly reouested him TO
D;.SS..y !. Thar rsaaons and arouments he
IA haa,d and cons;dared. but he could not
nonrI. r;,h tbs;r reoues,. even though he
o.nott ,on" arcnnm h;s nrstb,en Irom the slave
S,o,os' Vo H. reo,sttadS,hat he had to.separate
80 ~. hsa,hrsn ,,o ,his nm estior. Int he re-
"A IL ka An1v IN dn
Soiteu L.S ~ ~ C.. CO. rs - No., bis retn,n home. He
.,o,,ia ie, ,o ohlioo b;a lind frienda from Mis-
-ou.u ny as " oynso AZ H.u..aho br, he c,rid
sour,, nAryian'' Hnu N'H'u'A'' wv
nos uI. ~ ~, Ia .h;,L. oroht n he adonted -
r, nls PApeI nH sa'nAo t..S..,ho - S,a,ss
Ae u1S ny oS ,s;"nd I,doa n ,mhIe and Inc
IA op, ,o;IiS,Sr ot ali His i,dcment was that
~ s1.t" hSa 90 gonId not destrov
.ne a.oPuon u n'S opao pspe' 'o,as Gs ,honsS,
sue ,S ~ Wy ~ III ne - The ProsSv
10 Vouiu sPa 9, Ion;s ha ao;d were Ioy-
70 sI'@I i,S SIoiui 80. ~ va he nado The Az.
a., WV G,eiVJai pos pass sF ~ ora he loo.
..ost - IT,, In. Mcpheeters He beS
iosa y ,h a,o IN r0;s,arsn as n tho saoc,
,ho saon,;o, oc he naner wouId have In tbe
pN.s". P,. S,.,as
H." h;s go. a, Tho noner and vbst bo
L.iiousd ~ n's sfrao,a IS ;,s addn,;on xonld no
Tnn -. snV .son ho I'd I'D hsd hson
.. iuo "o'st "HTu %.,he.n o,,;aa Twa srrnoSa
sa'Aeu w I'si ~ 1os Iro., pr 30
ns hal",.ao moaus n ~ ,So NJ" "En Sr.Tvsu,nI
U.thonnh, b;s nsnss vo.ld ,fgsna none Int
Al, as,Ip.aI r. aanr,;on of :,
ia .nv,a "uv ,L 80. cond ~ ,ho Cbn,ch No
,ho.oh, ,hauaso,a Sot :, orrht IN he adon,e6
ou s,honnh =, worLad an ;,i9'v in anal or,
of f,he CbSrch Tbe Assembly he ssid would
~, a. 80 l.. 20 this nJara vi,bont mskino
son,a lii I;Ud y, doI;vsrsnra on the st.,e of he
cOun,,1
IT,, I, ho do,;vo,snco that sh all bs the trnth
The sfFsc, NJ such a deIverance would he now.
arCnI g., cood ,o;no fo,,h from his ecclesiss
t;csI hod1 in The name of Cod. He then sooks
os ,he ocver.l claases in the Church which have
Sa,;nonoos - liz ~sna, and concluded his rs-
Tna,Ls '0179E
n. Mophao,o,,s o,;d be rosa IN a oues,;on of
D,;s;iano Ho dsnied that this Assemble or
pnv otSs, sccIasiss,icsl hodv has any riobt to
ouoo.t;on h;~, conosrnino his nolinesi oniniona.
He held that sneb exmessious of political septi-
ments we're not only improper hut wrong. and
ba had mot ,houpht that any ingenuity conld
drav from him any exnressons on this subiect
fHs had avoided in conysrsation these subjects.
Wben asked hv the members of hia charge or
others what he thouuht on this or that poiitical
onest;on he had renled az did a little girl when
asked if she was Wbio or Democrat--SI am an
Old scbooI Presb,tePiau,n He asserted that
none INIT n verv few intimate personal friends
had ever heard him speak on these matters.
What then was his astouishment TO hear DR.
R,eckinridoe aav that he and two other pastors
of large Congregations were disloysl men in
Ioval cbnrches. He said he had in his hand Rich.
: ardsoo's definition of LOYALTY, which ie, "Bound
or attached by law or according to iaw-one
Who relipiously obseryes that fidelity which ac.
eoydino 10 he La,ps he owes to his prince A" Sub
stituts government for prince, And that the
AssembIy MIGHT know how unjust and reckless
Dr. b was In his statements, he here said that
II that he the definition of LOYALTY, he could Law
bis hand upon his heart and saw that the charge
of want Of LOYALTY was false. Dr.. B. said dis
loyal in his sense of the word. He did not ad-