Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-16
SIX DOLLARS PRR YRaR. u Is
Invariably In Advance. l'a'

r who Are nov 49,. ~. u sene men IN Congress,
VI ton We would hs.a ,hu '.,o poilcy oi emancpa-
'r der the solemn nlsdeusa4 .s.memDer \. that nm
o called upon the nation q. L.is IN. iecprd they
n and hundreds OF milIon. e Sa, nmiiiion Of men
!, ple, looking At that ,aoa.S ~ money. The pe0s
faith of the nation pIedreS ~ seeing there the
!, and apply that monev Ss 49, ~ those men
: inR and maintainipo rIs s,...P .sPose q defend.
sfuicn, and 10 Dysss,ns a. ff." " Me Con
dignity, equality. and yfo5t, ~ Az the
unimpaiYedJ gave their mar ~. Nv. ~ pare
thousands and their ytreagriSe 4. Ihunu,ere h.lere oi
millions, This bavine 49,, ~ ny %nunqreds of
0 honestlg and ;u,fly asf .Es.i.Sia Mno can now
applied ana these man an II ~ spali pe
ecuting useless deo,as M 49, inIff
rect violation of the most snIns.s r,us W. ~
were ever nroffe,ad h1 rSr.,.o-.- Pleuge9 Lpat
ed by constituent % = : y anu anu sccepks
!, These extraela 7 n,hd,.. - -..i,,ys,ssSfles
ate sentiments expresSed hv ~, ~ 1.t sas
3lst Of January and thaiIs, ~ rII n,nsf Vl khe
am NOT acousin.sd .';s,. :, reprunary iSg2
Journal but eannot hs' sn1 eulItyr ~ ths
that the writer ol the ,,;o ~ gu men fAyc
ion ALREADY onoted Ia No, " ayor y plHunI
ticles to which have ina. au'aor ot sne ar
I Itrnet-tl,nt the ntbor os :, ~
IN that paner will bsve ,hn t sueso ia'e sfuc'fs
hood to maintain their doct,is as.e.. ~ i
,, very much from aiiII Io,sr sr,;a, 70. iyu1noa
mall whetber he viii bs ~ ai',oies ). IN tne Josr
swelling tide OF that noTtion - hia ,esss 'tie
a are so flercaio arvi,i, t. ~ wy Rqfy "no
tion and emanolnstioa W sDoh
> We cannot safely and IN -ooS a. s.;.u ,1,i'
the policy on which We najIsS ons ns',h ,. aoSnuon
armies, and declared onr nnrnassS - is1gs
We would by such nbsnqs ~ 81 ~ .us
ed TO he made. pnt o1i1 h. 49,, d,
our brave men in the siJ h,.1 - 49,,
last yestipe Of IJnioa1tssIino =. ~. e. 'ne
We mus. liste, "a 'tbo so;aH - Wy Syu'";
men of the sontbe,r sts,as 'O'Se VI we ohlou
ears to the voice of Kantncty ~ S'yssvp
10 ne by too many ,nti,S ssSs =. ~,
ten 70 her voice, We kbo,r, vrl,si ,RsstS AZ san
for Ohio In the dark and tr,Ine ko,.s ~ os., ~
history. when orr sn,,ss a.H. aDuae Va ~
Ynentas ssere invadsS e, ~ ssttJfssseN sSsss
Ne have NOT forp6,,sn th;. and T ,ss,s O.
never will foroet it NoI 80, Van..'., ne
al nm no to ia -, ~ neu'ocHy can'
rebe srm;es gb;Cb Sad ssahcs ;'' 20 Fspei me o.
armies went ana !. aIIs..iN T Ptr so''; our
their duty. KentucEy 10 's;s,os'' iy-,ofts.
hound To- ia nv iha n.",s.. .sa Sa.sa a"e w
and we will nensider VIA, shs aars'S's es'Y Tss'
i Let me read a fev worda Gron, a.. - 90
ouent sons TGsrre,t Dsn,s1 doii,sa
Senate of the United States sons d. ~ ~
relation 10 the emanci,sfion o''8sSse1''R
81 want the Constitutjon" aa.st,i.as. l.Is
Washington made H. In ,'''D'' sttsnrtian ,a
down this rebellion and Ia nr eysrt
4 do not want Congress sa,f "
consummate a revolution Ma Mr. Pee.,asa. 49,
let Congress do ts drtr 4, ,h;o 80 t.I.sy
fearlesalv. The nsnnIs are dons ~
have come up TO Che rssone of he iosos,;t,sds
| CAPITAL and Government ss na nsnnia a'e.
came nm before wa tro,o 1tss -Esstt !, S.ts''s+
Vest. especjallv in the free ststss ~, ~ a.sa
one man. Kentuckv has .,panSt t,Ivods1 IT,
i Confederate CSovergpo ant ba. orowoSl,t. -
will have Kentucky and MARYLAND aud Missonri
Tlbev unclaimed vhen thav inua5ad Al pansg
a.. - n -,- 5 '"'UHO" Aen'uchIB