Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-21

[ MORNlNG, AUGUST
gated fraud OF the basest character ANY ma
: who is 80 deluded % 70 imagine that Lfuool
and his followers (I mean his Iesders) mean {
: restore the Union, has soarceIy enough IntellI
genee to be allowed 10 run at large. Laugh
ter and eheeys.l e79d "str nd" % ts1
Z, BRouaH's POSITION. "a. y!
Therefore, Broush, as reported In the Gin
clnnaii 9azefte and Cincinnati Commercial
said OF Marietta that he would not agree I,
peace until slavery WAS exterminated. He say
ne Was slandered perhaps so !, Il 10 all In ths
family. No Democratic paper would report hil
speeohes 90 Il there 10 lie ont 4 ID between
snemaelves.~ But he made another speech iu
Cincinnati, In which be defined bis position
anew, that he viii NOT agree 70 po,co until
slavery, as political institution, IA destroy cd
What does he mean by that3 Does he refer "a
that clause OF the Constitution which provides
for the re delivery Of fugitive slaves, which pro.
\ vides Tor the taxation and representation Of
ieiesepfoperty, or does he refer TO that clause
wnlgn prohibits the foreign slave trade Q That
- All there Ii ION tho subject Id the C0nstftutl0n
Now,if Mr.. Brough means 70 tsay that be Ii 10
favor OF amending the Consultation Ia 'arly 5of
these particulars, and amending lt according
10 its own provisions and reQlifements, /
SHALL not waste any breath on The sub.
jeot, because then Il would be REQUISITE
TO have two-third vote In the House and ithe
Senate, aud then to be referred TO Che States
to eratlied by the Legislatures Of three fourths
OF the several States. II that is ali Mr.. Brouah
means, what is the necessity Of warf We can
nave u without war lust as well as with war,
and far more easy. He evidently does not m ean
that, when he says he wishes to prosecute ths
war until this is arrived at. He means that M
is In favor Of amending the Constitution OF the
United States, not according to its constitu-
tional form; not BY o vote Of three -fourths of
tne States, but BY the strong hand of military
power. lput him the question, II be does not
mean that, his language is merely q shalIov
form Of words. Then, Mr.. Brough, do ,ou msan
that you are In favor Of prosecuting t6is "a = hv
the roWef Of the sword against the viii of tbe
States, that You may alter the Federal Con,tI:
tutionf lfyou do not mean that, you mean noth. -.
log; and II you do mean that, you are puiItv az
aswofse crime than the Secsssionists; becsusa
all that they have attempted was to alter aa
provided by the Constitution. an not for anv
such war. will give the last dollar and ths
last man, including myself for the war, and for
tie maintenance of the Constitntion .nS M ~ ~.
restoration of the Union: NOT that thinL !, ~.
Wise to begin, or that it was rightly hecrn 30 ~
having been begun, the war alSeadv svSss,ns' ~
will support the Governments with all hs,
and with all / command. But A var n, ~
emancipation of negroes, I will mt o;va ons, nv
dollar, nor one man for Il. Lat Ike nso.o
achieve his own liberty; whenever ba Ia a. .e
free, that minute he viii be free: No man s.s, W.
achieved the liberty of another. When : NM
has the heart to be free. no man can eraIs -
him. You may take bis life, but he dies % 4 Hss =
man, rather than to live o slave, Whsnsva,
the negro is fitted to be free, whenever be IL
brought up to. that moral capacity that he L
fitted to be free, by self.deniai, patience and
courage, no human being can Keen hiu 4 svs
one hour longer. The owner wilIbe mora an !.
ious to be rid Of him than he 10 be frse. It l.
90 In the history Of all nations and all time,i r
Tur n,o.o a. a,n h-'1
n NSA-S5"V ~ = sp.plER'
Ao" "o neet great aeai ABOUT tne Draw
ety OF tne negro. There are stories told Of
eaenh tnas eAceea tne adventures or Baron Nun
casussn, =, .ne asofies OF Sinbad The Sailor. -
Nopooy Deheves tnem' Everybody knoHss at
leas. every ng1ung man knows, that the negro
.onS VIM nsu. Mon'oomoa.ants, ana tnose that
ssana " III p11pl.s, may say 90. ,You may do %
IVY u'u ~ tors nuueon, put regiment OF
my men Denlna snem, ana drive them up and
iess sne ensny kin snem because they cannot get
aMay, ano you may 10 thas way inspire them
Tna sGms.h.ag ot tne courage of despair; bus
ro1,un nos eve '1see cents tor OIL the negroes
.ne Sovesnmeo' ~ nas IGseg OF VIII raise.
Mou,o unaes.ake 70 WHIP them all With one
sooo soha .eRimens OF democrats raised 10 the
youIhss VI Meicer ana Auglaize. ICheers. ]
as ! sMu, eae american people are not to be
You might "a we'll give Jeff. Davis ali the asm asms !
that you put Into their hands, for he Will take
them all away nom you. Who wants ths negro
to fight for our liberty7 don't want him. II
We cannot achieve our Iibersy without n. ve
don't deserve to have Il. II che negro -sn.s
60 fsht on hi. own. account, let him 70 into n,
but don't want to be taxed 70 tay for perro
regiments. So far, therefore, 40 the war ia
concerned, that is the Issue. 30 We appeal to
Mr.. Lincoln, during the remainder OF bis ad.
ministratiop, to return 70 the original purpose
for which the war was commenced, 10 keen
his own promise with the soldiers, and 4,
the language Of the Crittenden -resolutiops
Of July, 1863, that this war would be IWsged
In no spirit Of aggression, 10 no spIritS Of
vengeance, but 10 break the armed army
against the Federal Governments, and to en-
force the Constitution and obedience 20 the
laws; or shall it degenerate into cou.rIvauoe
BY which our labor is taxed and our people decl.