Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-12-10

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| responded at once to b; that | did
not intend to recall 10, a that he was
minority Presia, . bat simply toal.
nounce the ID fact that he was the
PrcsiAert < the men who voted for him,
but os.no whole people Of the United
sste' and that Of tho wishes and feel
rs and interests of the whole people
OF the United States the party with
100000 majority as well as the miuor.
lty party by whom he was elected, ought
to be consulted BY him.
Gen. Donovan here inIerposcd, aud
presented three alternative propositions
to him. First, that he might remain
perfectly illo and passive, and let the
disintegration Of the States 90 on as it
had gone on; secondly, give guarantees
such as were asked, and bring the whole
power Of his Administration to bear in
obtaining those guarantees or, thirdly
resort to coercion and attempt to force
the seeding States into obedience,
He illustrated very distinctly and clear,
ly those three propositions.
When the conversation had s,ackened
a little | adyeniured to appeal to him in
manner in which I never appealed to
any other man, and never expect to DO
again, said that as to the last propo-
sition | desired to say one word that |
trusted AMI prayed to God that he wou'd
not resort to coercion that if he did,
the history ofhis Administration would
be wnttan in blood, aud all the waters
Of tie Atlantic ocean could never wash
i from hi. hand HIc,r hear and ar.
nIarso II, asked ma what wonId
1o.oc5 ifr moo,, br oooroioo tbo ooI.
,oa,;.n ofno r,uon.o and ho .ol;n,
b.o, # tlo f.r,s ub;al he said bel,nged
o,bo rr;to4 st,tes 7 renge5 tbat
,b,t ,ro. aha ,r1y n,3a IN winch uss If
noe.iblo that bo copl5 under The Con.
a.i,r,o, or,to cooro;on bv m st
tomrt "a ,oIlso. ,ba rovonso ana 70 t,le
b.cg N. fort, He had rl,cad hin, soif
N chair will ronn3. IA i with his
f.. nror ,bo t;obs.t ro,cl lone Inn.
: c.r with rr,r Iorro sid, vbistor,
,a.,b biy allow, noon Ii. tos,s md bis
L.na nnon tho si5o. or bis e.. n an
.,,;,nan 81 rr;,,.,.;nu orJ ubor Ia wouId
.n,.1. l., no,1l a,on II. bord. and raiso
HE ba,d DRAINING hi. hand. and rails.
;,o Ii. bood bn s,i1 bo could ,oIl mo .
,;,',o .ro,aolo which dhonn. ned whom
i. g.. ,,u,, ;. =, bor A man be
.,;a b.s .noIiol 70 him 70 brirg q soit
-,..lo -. ,o,;.o1 o,,o bo ,Lor-bt.
b., nhon ,ho or;doros woe 3s,o;,ed L..
A.. ;,,.u :, ros ,bo ror,, o,so bo
L,J.ro. r.,ono5 n and uh;Io fbe ov;-
lnn,o NO. ,oiro On tbe old man came.
rston;ro ta ,bo evidence b;msaIf and
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T..L.on, oNow - s,id bs .Gover.
w., Sanldn,, Ills ba ,gpvio i.pp ~
1...n,o vow Mr. Chairman. I don't
,,ua.,,, = i ony Fobt diG,rens from
lts, !, mhiob !, oo,ro1Iy oocnrrc3-none
whatoyor 7 said 10 him; ; oMr Presi,
aor, i mov bp said that it would be
!, - >, bnt bolr,t 70, hotter
NV !, m, without blooj,bcd than
5 az; ,.na Nth h,ood ond tban
ra 81 ,nnv i m o." lAnpIpse !
H. ,hon ,.toa what he was 10 do with
bis tis o,,h If oGico He said he had sworn
80 .D'' H. " e,;,hf,lIr n-o,rt.a ,rd
y l:,,.o,f, - ma bo .,id. 81
.,''' ,3 wy. -. ,nor f,on, vou what I am
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.,a ",D' ,bo ,a'l low. n. aitbfaIIv executed. but