Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-26

var. that d, sond dcomnimloIsrSt Kuoxon,sbs
tefm5 this awful bloody sdene can Be bfs,leht
tea close. Loud chseFa, ,,.....--,-.---u-.-
You say We oAn have nothing 70 do With rsb.
els 70, arms Why, King George, Wbeu Lord
North was Minister, sent commission 10 reb,
| els In arms year alter year. We sent one to
the poor, interior Mexican race Your God
himself sent commission from the sky--a
kind Of compromise With the rebels of this
world against the Kingdom Of Jehovah-and BY
it you were to be esrsHtDFeai to- your allegiance.
He vas omnipotentapd eould have crushed
that rebellion BY armies from the skies, BY the
artillery OF heaven. itseifS but He saw ft to
adopt smother mode, % featouei by another
means; and declare to you today that no ns-
tion In the history q the world ever made war
upon its own people fos the s8gth ofstime that
our Government has, without one word or effort
10 restore that people To ther allegiance, except
by slaughter and bloodshei. n BASl some Adolf
tlonists wculd be dsesdpll lly kosriHed about this,
II no one wAs to be KILLED during .ths next ak
month"; Chandler said me 'UGi6n was not
worth rush Wlthout-a little blood letting
They would be disappointed if during the inext
six months there shan sbe no more slaughter,
no children Weeping for the return of their
fathers no mother left uhld u; DO ,others
during that lime took' their liltle ones upon
their kaees and told them In the bitterness of
their broken heartsis g Your father oomes no
more forever. Wego9ohlm, but he comes 40
more 10 us."--Sueh a-siz- months would be
bright pIcturs to- Abolitionists, bni u would be
q sad picture to you, 10 en- iovefs Of humanity;
picture for God and angels to enjoy 10 heaven
Itself, II peaoe on earth and good will toward
men were brought back, and step BY step this
old Union would be restored on the basls on
which Ii was made--the consent Of the gov
efned. frsAJJilaa SIhBJ9 atS4ls2.aa
Gentlemen Of the Democratic party, you and
can review OUT course upon .ithis snbj cot with
pride. We Waoted TO compromise when com
promise, mas possible, before blow ;yAs struck
Crittenden brOughtlt forward; Douglaa adyo-
Gated IT. you and l taid yea; bht these men
wanted blood, and blood ia upon their hands
and upon thsir skifA@ t5If Wel thiuk eshaye
to 60 90 var hereafter Il would tey some other
means before war came. Bat war came, and
during the war we have stood BY our Govern.
ment AMI by our armies in the field. We have
done our whole duty, zndHssak insssaFn to
be allowed 70 enjoy the privileges of ffes-born
American citizens; and IdeolAfe in he face of
danger, d.a b aud all cons eqdencss, that wi s.ev
or peril may await us1We intend yet to maintain
the ancient rights OF frse bosn citizens. fCheesl
60 on; stand shoulder TO shoulder; elect Val.
laneigham. lCheers If he 10 Jour choice,
who shall say nay2 Ii you want him for Gov
ernor, are you going to ask Lincoln whether
be will les you hsyshim2 fLoud chss oErNo,
neysr."l y.s .a-. --.71r...t s.3 = s.resc
Are JON slaves 10 one man, or do you COL
troll you own af.irs7 II yon cleo. him. and
you think ttere, Ia any danger that Ohio ia not
equal to the tssk Of bringing him back, Just
come to Indiana, and If We don't carry 10, my
name 10 not what H. 10. And while you are
doing II, II you want further help, We will In
vite our wives over, and the young folks will
come along with thern and have fFolic at
to return thanks to almighty God ihas Ohio ID
once more free State 10 this Union.T Loud
and enthusiastio cheers. -,