Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27

lS raising regiments OF blhcke 10 Snl
now, aud Mr. Nallandigham is in exile
because he loved the Union better than
even bis own personal freedom AT this
same meeting oil your Resolve disunion-
ists-and read u from pamphlet prin- 4
ted by your fricnds-it was resolved I.
I page that "iu such contest and un-
der such dire necessity, we say let rce-
dom stand, though the Union be dissoIv-
cd" The dire necessity was the chok-
ing Of John Brown. Because Virginia
did that, you would not live with her in
the Union. r submit it to you now
whether yon did not deserve his fate >
(Cheers. You see, sir, that | prove all
i say, as | go along, Now, to prove you
a Sccecsionist, have here speech of
President Lincoln, printed by himself, at
the office of j. & q. s. Gideon, in reier-
ence to the Presidents Message. 1t was
delivered January IA, lS4S. On the 9th
page he declares that 'any people, any
where being inclined and having The pow
or, have the right to rise up and shake oil
the existing Government, aud TORN new
one that suits them Letter. Any porto.
of surh people may rcvolutlonlze and
make their own, OF so much OF the terri
tory as they inhabit." You vo.ed for
( Lincen Did you approve of that doc
Iuino ? will prove that you did, for
You supported the men who plotted, by
violence, to nullify and ovcrturn the Fed.
cral authority in Ohio.
THIS people will remember the Wei
linrton rescue cases \ batch Of revo.
luiouist> Of Obcriu stroye to br ak down
the Federal authority right here. This
man before me may have helped to rescue
the negro boy John from United States
Officers. He is pretty person t. call on
others to support the Federal Govern
ment. Laughter. Those Oberlin res.
, cuers were tried, convicted, and about to
be sentenced by the United States Court
at Cleveland, when u meeting was called
at Cleveland, 20 levolulionze aud by Vi
uIcnce to overthrow the Fe,ieral power
, They sought, like South Carolina, th,
J agency Of the State to do it. The Repub
lican Governor, Chase. and his Attorney
, General helped it on have the accom-
y OF That meeting in Republican paper
e Here /, is (Herc Nj. Cox held up tht
: Ohio Sloie Journal cf may 26, 1850
, in,c,iv welI worn.) Ii has seen some ser
u yicc. This paper; a liuie the worse 70
q wear Ike tic Republican party TLaugh
c ter
II II. y "a, ,ro .ne II If vop nIc,sa
u rNr Cox Lonl.I il 10 the Doctor. H.
y tt11to'i ;toror ana winel his spc.ks nm,
e nrononncc3 il .,renoyine."l
}; NJ, rox---gbis nanor saws there wer,
e ten or twelro thou,and Republicans from
Il ,he Reserve uresent. No doubt Oberil
GAS thorc rLunabtor. Perhaps yo,
a were there. sir.
= DR.. B.-I was. and am proud of if.
I, Mr. Cox And you approved Of thei
= notices and their resolutions
DR., B.-Gcs, sir; do and did
.rl Mr.. Cox.-Now, have you. 1t dc
, not prove you to be Secessionist, levo
q lulionist ant! nullilier, then there is n
A truth in your own statements, l read lur
!, thcr that this vast meeting matched int
n Cleveland with banners, with revolution
=, ary devices and music. j I'm Brow
~ had not then been hung, else they woui
- have sing his march, instead OF playiu
II the "Marsailleise. = Old men were pu
,t at the head OF the procession, with lag