The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01
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In an Rddress before the Cooper Insti.
tute of New York, before the breaking
out Of the war, he uses the following Lam
guagc:
"lf any one or more OF the States OF
this Union should at any time scccdc for
reasons of the suflicicncy aud justice of
which, before God and the great tribunal
Of history, they alone may Judge, much a.
l should dcplore II, never would, os n
representative in the Congress Of the
United Statos, roie one dollar Of money
iciersLy one drop Of American ti0o5
should te shed in a civl teGr."
On the 7th of January, 1861, after Moj
( Anderson had moved from Fort Mcultrc
into Fort Sumpter, Mr.. Adrian, Of New
Jersey a Democrat, introduced the follow
ing resolution;
"Resolrrd, Thnt we fully approve Of
the bold and patriotic act OF Major An
derson in Withdrawing from Fort Moul-
tric to Fort Sampler, and OF the detcrmi-
nation of the President 10 maintain that
fearless ,uieor IN his nrcsDut position,
aud that we " iii support the President in
all cCrsiiiuu,rul mtttLrts to enforce
the law end pes ryr the Union"
! Noliaadigham voted against this r,so'
lutior.
Nh Edgcrtou, of Ohio, said, in a
speech delivered in Congress few days
ago:
"My colleague, during the dark days of
the last session of the Thirty-sixth Com
gress, when the House was filed with
traitors--whon State after State had gone
out of the Union-my colleague, in my
presence, and in the presence OF others,
said that the troops Of Ohio, before Mey
should march through his district 10 eoercs
he South, icouid hare 10 march oUer his
de dd body. True II is, that he denies IL;
but in that his memory is at fault. There
were others who heard il, who are now
members OF this House"
In a letter dated Nay l3,h. 1861, ad-
dressed to Richard IL. Ileudrickson, and
others, OF Mddlotown, o.. speaking of
| the Presidents proclamation calling out
J seventy five thousand troops to put down
the rebellion, VdllundighNm said;
"The audacious usurpation ofPrcsidcn,
.
mcni, in daring, against the very letter OF
the Constitution, aud withou u shadow
OF law, to 'raisc and support armies and
, 10 provide and maintain navy for thrgo
or i've years, by mere orecutipc proelGma-
fioa, will not vote to suatain or ratity--
never. Millions ior doichct--uUt dollar
or man for aggressive or offensive civil
war"
In letter to Subn lloush "a pulpit
politician) Cincinnati, dated April 2Gth,
1851, he SAID:
alt is too latc for anything bu, poaccu-
bic separation"
On the 7th Of last February he intro.
into Congress the following plan for the
dissolution of the Union, and incorporat.
, ing into the Constitution the right Of Sc
cession.
: vALLAHDiGHAMs pIsUsios PROJECT.
"Be it resolved by the Senate and
. House of Representatives of the UnitoC
States Of America in Congress assembled
Qwo-thrds Of both HOUSES concurring,'
That the following articles be and are
hereby proposed as amendments to the
Constitution of the United Suites, which
shall be valid to all intents and purposes
as part of said Constitution when rati,
fed by conventions in threo-iounhs of tho
y several states.
). Article XIII. Sec. |. Tho United
States bre divided into four sections, al
:. follows:
:, "The States Of Maine, New Hampshir,
n Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
= Connecticut, New York, New Jersey ant
+ Pennsylvania, and all new Suites annex
y ed and admitted into the Union, or form
G cd or erected within the jurisdiction of an
y of said States, or by tho junction of tw
/. or more Of tho same or parts thereof, o
e out of territory acquired north Of sui
10 States, shall constitute one section, to b
1t known as the North.
"The Stntes OF Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
i. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, low
l and Kansas, and all new States annexc,
y or admitted into the Union, or crectet
[; within the Jurisdiction Of any of salt
u States, or by the junction Of two or NOR,
Of the same or parts thereof, OF out o
territory now held or hereafter acquire,
= north Of latitude 36o 80 m., and east o
the Rocky Mountains, shall constitut
another. section, to be known os tn
e West.
y "The States OF Oregon, California. on
q all new States annexed and admitted in
% to the Union, or formed or erected with
In the juris diction Of any of sud States
U or by the junetion of two or more of tn
y same or OF parts thereof, or out Of terri
y tory now held or hereafter acquired ives
IL of the crest ofthe Rocky Mountains an
J. Of the Rio Grande, shah constitute an
, other section, TO be known as the Pa
n cifc.
a, "The States Of Delaware, Maryland
's Virginia. North Carolina, South Carolini
~ Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee
= Kentucky and Missouri, and all ne,
~ States annexed and admitted into III
4. Union, or formed or erected within III
~ jurisdiction Of any of ssid States, or b
i, the junction Of two or more of the San
Is or OF parts thereof, or out Of territory a
a. qured east of the Rio Grande and SOU
OF latitude SO 9 80 M, shall constitu
ne another section, to he known as Il
oI South.
er "Sec. 2. On demand Of one-third
ay the Senators of any one of the sectiol
he on any bill, order, resolution or vote,
be which the concurrence OF the House
%. Representatives may be necessary, e.
cept on question OF adjournment vo
shall be had by sections, and majori
OF the Senators from each section yotr
no shall be necessary to the passage of su'
bill, order or resolution, and to the valiC
od ty of every such vote"
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