Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
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HON. G. L. VALLAN AM,II
TIL E. WA r.,
Lately Delivered in the House of Reps
,resentatives Of the United States! !i'I4 2.

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Lately Delivered in the House of Rep
resentatives Of the United States! p Z,
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gn ~ r 4 y.Loontinued.l sIi.4oTss bao e., iis
oAR Tiis UNION o. THESE STATES gE RffoREbi
pH bsg,g, How SHALL IN tE DoEE1 ,s ;G,i S5i gi
And Why not Is & historically impossible
Six, the, frequent civil wars and corAIcts be.
tween the States cOf Greece did not prevent
their cordial union to resist the Persian inva-
sion;S nor did even the thirty years P6loponhe-
sian Haf, sprib Eings n psft from TIE a bdpcTi
tipn or alaves, aud smbiiseredr and disastrnas
as itlcwassIlet Thuoydides speak, wholly de-
Romans, ndsd, the thte yess9 osocisl wal, = az
ter many bloody battles, and much atrocity, by
admitting the States Of Italy 10 ell the rights
and ptiylIegeaof Roman citizsnshib- the very
object to secure which these States had, taken
mp arms. The border wara betweenoSc
and England, running through centuries, did
not provsnt the final union, In peace and BY
adjustment, Of the two KIngdUmB under one
monarch. nComptomise did at last what ages
of coercion and attempted conquest had failed
to effect. Epgland kent the crown, while Scot.
land gave tho king to wear u; and the memo
MES Of Wallace and the Bruce of Bannocknusn,
became part Of the giofies Of British history.
Iass by bha union of Ireland with England
Q nnion of force, which God and just men ab
dor; and yet precisely sthe Union as IL shonld
be" of tho Abolitionists Of America. q; Sir, Tho
fiyalties Of The shousessof York and Lancaster
allsdlslp England with cruelty and slaughter;
YET compromise and intermarriage ended the
strife at last, and the white rose and the red
we're blended In oneo, Who dreamed @ month
bsfofs the death Of Cromwell thatin two years
the people Of England, after twenty yesrs of
civil yarl snd usurpstioD, wonld, With great
unsnim:ty, restore the house of Stewart In the
person Of its most worthless prince, whose
father, but eleyen years before, theys had be-
headed2 And who could have fSf feiold, in tbe
beginning Of 1879, tina: within some three
years, Napoleon wohld be insexile upon des.
eat island, and the Bonrbons restored7 Armed
foreign Intervention did Ii; butit is strange
hSsofy! Or who then ne xpected to see nephew
Of Napoleon, thirty ire years later, With the
consent Of the people, supplant the Bourbon
and reign Emperor of Frsuce2 Sir, many
States and people, once separate, have become
united ~ the 5cpprae OF ages through. natural
csnses and without. conquest; but Iremenbeti
iingi einstance1 only Ia the history of States
once united, and speaking the came lac "a age,
who haye been forced manently aaundsr
by oinH strife OF war, unless they were sepeH
rated by distance Or vast natural bourdsriesr
The seceesibu. OF the Ten Tribes is the az
eeptiop; these parted without actual war y and
their subsequent history is not encouraging 20
Secession Bas when Moses, the erestes.' a.
all statesmen, would secure 4 djsti6o, ,na tion.
sllty and government to the Hebrews, be ref
Egyps and established hisi people Ia a diatant I
country p In modern tines, the iNetberl laapSs
lthtee csntntiea ago, won theIro oindepende enos
BY tho aWord; but France and the siEo eilsb
Channel eepsrated them from Spsiu ..sg SO diti
our Thirteen Colonies; hut, TIE Atlantic Oeaanp
divorced us from England. d So did Mexico and
othef1 Spanish EolonieU In 9Anaesich. bus Inc
same ocean divided them from Spsin.i China
and tho Cs1siss ,sliH d adhesss 10 thsspaFeat
Government ,SApd who now, North orr Soufe,
In Europe orI America, hooking into higt6fyll
shall preeump.c ously esy that because Of oDtyii III
war the reunion Of theee States, ,is isppassibiR3
War, Indeed, while isIlasss, isiiaisubiefI; and
II ~ lasts long enough. will be ef6Hf, e,srns,
separation frst, and anarchy aud despofiam
afteryard. .n Hence 4 wcr.d hasten rsaoe q now,
TO 6hyshy e.efy henorabie sppllsneeI Ijaiiup,'o
Ate there phSfIest csuseB fci.,, q II
reunion ilpfa acsieahig Nere, 1s Whsre othel
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