Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-18

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rescue eaaes. Abatoh Of ofirev0utionIsts ufiOber.
lin etrovo to break down the F6d6rsl autfotity
Right heres This man before me, may, have
helped TO rescne the nogF0 boy JahnfroM pnited
States officers. Heisa pretty person to call on
others to support the Federal Goyernm ent, -.
[Lsughter.l These 0berlin reecuers were tried.
convicted, and about to be sentenced BY the u.
3. Court at Cleveland, when q meeting vas
called at Cleveland, to revolutiopIas and by ylo
ianea .ovesthrow the Federal power yrThey
sought, like South CarolIna, the agency of the
State to do -, Tho Republican Governor,
Chase, and bis Attorney General helped IL on
! have the account of that meetiog in Repub.
lican paper. afiere il Is! rHsre Mr.. Coz held
up the OhiO State Journatof May 26, 1853, pret.
~ well worn,l IL has eoen some service, this
paper; little the worse for. wesy--like the Re,
publican party. [Lsughter.l %
Dt. B.--Let me see II 1t you please, Mr.,
Cox handed il to the DR., He looked It overr
wiped bis spetks and pronoUbced It "geno-
VineD % tsg 5RI l5uz 3 ld
Mr.. Cox~-Thia pspsr says there we're ten Or
twelve thousand Republicans from the Reserve
present. No doubt obsrin was there. Laugh.
ter Perhaps You were there, cir. 'sf
DR.. B III was. and am proud of It.
mr. Co1--And you approve of their action
and their Fesolutionsl st. - sF1
Dr.. B.--Yes cir; lido, and did
Mr.. CoG--Now, Ihaveyou. If do nOt provo
y9u to be- seceSsIonlst, reVolutionist, and null
liHeF, then there is no truth in your own etate.
ments. read further that this vast meeting
marched into Cleveland with banners, with
revolutionary devices aud music. John Brown
had not then been hung, else they would have
sung bis march, instead Of playing the Mar.
seiiesf' Old men were put at the head of the
procession, with flags, imprinted with "l776.,--
Ihen came tho Lorraine county delegation
crowd, cir, OF mobocrats against the Union.
You weFeln IL, Perhaps you carried tho ban
nsr inscribed "LoFaine" on one eide, end on the
other; y
,"Here is tue government n
Let tJrauta b0wsre,p a
D1you remember tbat7 Youdo, Well, Vbere
was tho government II was NOT shen in the Ad.
minlstrauon+-oh! no--you had not then qot
Lincoln and bis cabinet at Washington. "HeFe
Ia the governmenp--in this mob of Law hsters
and higher isw revolutiouista! Hero ia sha
power to oveEturn and destroy. What oor1-
mentary! We Democrats said then, az nov
that the government is not In men; not In mohs
at Oberlin, nor agents at Washington; but in
the Constitution. CheerB. We say, "let
t,rants beware Who violate that governments
chart" ICheerO.l We say stand by the gov
ernment, againet mobs in Ohio, 10 1859, or in
New York city In 1868; against usuFpeticbs of
state authority in 1853, or OF Federal authority
u 1868. Cheers, Yet IL is this Democracy
that 10 repfoached as disloyal by such scum Of
eeiitiop as hoated TO the surface then and hns
hoated ever sinpe. ....s4.. Nd
This meeting was o type of ths Republican
party. IL followed Lincoln's doctrine. Every
prominent Republican, in Ohio was there TX
person or by letter. You, my sweet EyaDgeli-.
cal friend, voted for one of the committee, on
Resolutions, Mr.. Blake, aud made him Con.
gressmsn. Chase approved by spsepbo and
Dennison by letter, of toe meeting and iits OBJ.
lecss, Gid5ings was President Perhsps you
have heard Of him, -o cgmcN ..s''sr''T
Df. b "A nobler man does not hgesthe. q
Mr, Cox-No doubt you approved of his |
courae. He told Mr.. E6lng in Ills letter OF i7tb
November, 1850, that when he "held up to the
Republicans the humbug Of dissplation, that he
was coward and an unviTle minian OF the
slave pOwer"--you thought him lptophet
When he advised you to ehoot doHn United
States officers, With. warrants for fuRitiva
slAves, 40 pirates, you thought him loyal pat.
riot' When he gioEifed tho State habsas cor
pus, and the guarantees for the liberty of na.
groGs, you thought him O wise man. But now
when your party. deeplscs habsGs coypus, ont,
RACES personal freedom for WhIto men, and by
she perjury OF an Ohio JGovernor, permits a
white man to be banished, not for oririe, but
for prepsation, yOu think you are 90 high ia
yeur Loyalty that all Democrats ore "copper"
head trsitors." Cheers. I So much for GidL
dlngs and the inclvism he taught and you fcF |
lowed. Who else we're as thls Revolutionary
meeting of traisors, to revolutionize "a portion"
of tho people agaipAt the Federal Government
Here Is the committee on Resolutions (
B. F. Wade, Republican United Slates Senator:
James Monroe, now Consul at Pernambuco.
IN Abolitionist and gentleman; Congress-
men. Blake, Ashley, Edgerton, Philemon Bliss;
Bsscom, Republican editor at xsnia Peter
Hitchcock, Republican Senator; Lleut.-Goy /
,rnor X. G. Kirk, and long list. will not
name ill here. The whole Republican party
we're there represented. D. X Carter, one Of
Lincoln'a app0intees to judgeship at Wash. |
ngton, and loud Union man now; Root; OF |
Sauduskyi Delano, Of Mt Vernon, who pres |
tends to be shocked at traitors now; Judge
Spaiding, the Cleveland CongreasmenS Presi- |
lent Asa MahaD, of 0berliD, and Others; in. |
,luding the inevitable negro Lsngston--T |
)rRtor for black troops-and Governor Chase. |
These were the tfHmpets of eedition, whose
Voice inspired the rcyoiutioulstFs One eaid, |
. Ohio shall not, in God'sname, ehe shall not, |
% made hunting ground for slaYe;cstchers. |
You sPplaudee taass fsisl .aw s51aisur5,o
, DF' - "ssensevios 81 t.1s sevClJ d3lGw ,C1SI
Mr., Cox--He said: "Stana steady, trust In
sod and keep yonr powder dry and lSok for thell
hlngs that sheR be-" You had dry powder too
Chase made ball cartridges at CO.
umbus. The thinga that should be have slncej
een; John Brown, revolution, and bloody war
or the negro, Anoiher said;,n Let the Federal
make the issue and teet the faot
whether 700 uiR eSscute our laus. They know not
lowsoon the emouldering volcano will burst un-
Ter their rotten carcasses.n And you applauded
haiti and nov have the ffigid oeplnessa and
'rszen sfffontery 20 appear among us and
ak az you did to Mr. Psndleton, abSutl
lisloyal Democrats, (Cheers.l You do noe
Ieserve the attsiion / bessoWj only that You
re 3 type Of aolass Of alandereEa, You approvsd1
II the reaolutiona, or s. DeolAfatiun OF Inde-
easitl was called. You cont eesed
hat. Do you remember them 4. Hero is one,
That tho enforcement of such laws 40 lthsDl
Fugitive SlayeilaH) againstan uRvillins pscgle,l
9 productive only of evils threatening she pub.
10 order and the stability Of governmental iu-
"'sl You hurrahad for tha.l What now
II the ConacPiption lan9 Laughter. Some
re unwilling TO- 20 TO war. That Law oompela;l
lou would NOT enfoEce it--hey Z Laughter l-~l
What beautiful specimen ofja Copperhead!
n. akill - tl,.k a r. Il