The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-20


luse 10 r,cognlge the Constitution
Jt the United States will lose their
,Iaves by law beyond perad veture.
[Applsuse
Again he said: ty 4l4. .l-a.
With This ,xrlsnsiion let me sa,
% you that Lotiiiug las occurrsd
which makes it uScesssry in my
judgment Iel any fair,niuded MAI
10 oppoeeihe pfosecuti9u oi the war
! believe that notwithstanding ev
.rything that has been done, it IL
just az much our duty tonight &c
unite in vigorous prosecution o
the wer under the President of IT,,
Uaited States, US it ever was uhet
tho war whs first dec ared. ZAP
planse1 p ~. Is Vc--TF-
The following impassiohod para
graph occurred toward the close o
his speech, in speaking OF tho De
mocracy. - -
Asa general rule they, are wise
prudent and patriotic. Occasional
~ bind guides or bad drivers TAX,
some SLEEPY. passengers into bat
roads and upset them, as they die
in 4S, Qaughter,) but then tho,
wax ny, the passengers get Out
they inquire the right0roaf, and
iiually get oil right again. (Laugb
t.r) think they will 10 so now -
1t has seemed to ms that as a care
fuI man looking at their course jnsl
at this moment, it WAS prudent tol
me to get out aud walk. (Great
laughter and applause. shaking o
bats, canes, aud handkerchief. -
Mr.. Prosper NJ. Wetmcre rushes tc
the front Of the stage and shakes q
handkerchief in energetic ecsta cy !,
Whether | shall step into the stas,
or not or foot it through depends
upon circumstances. (Lsughter J -
But whatever they do, or whatever
anybody else does, shall sustain
this war to the bitter end lGresi
applause) The State Of New York
will do it after sending 80 600 men
ami spending $500. 700, 900; they
will not hesitate to- go, through. -
The State will not besit tie to r.
through. Was there auyth -ng ever
more preposterous than the idea
that when we are told BY the Sourh-
ern mon we must recognise their
before they will treat
with us that we should he, waiting
tine in negotiating ~ peacelwhen The
President Of the Confederate r..
public, ss he claims to tie, dcnopncls .
the best men in the North and Easf
and West rs pirates aud hyeras,
and what lie seems to suppose
worse than ell, as Ysnkeesl
Is it possible to make terIns with
him; or to listen with cenposure to
any arrangement for an AGO ,mmo
dstiCn Who are the men we hav,
seDt from the State OF New York
Who are those denounced by thi
rebelliOus chieitain? | have differ
cd with a great mpny OF them polii'
ically and personally; but wien you
find the kesrneys. the Van Rensse.
laers. the Middleions, the Schuylcrs
the Jays. the L Eixes. the Pratts,, the
Costars. the IleYtrrs, the Campbells
'he CambrclIngs, the Duers. the
Kings the Wsdsworths, the How .
ands, the Vosburgs. The best bloc
Di the state of lew York den unced
's pirates, why | submit that il re-
lulres more than ordinary compo
'ure to listen. Y.nkees g. The,
re the knickerbockers OF New York
and when they peril their lives and
'hrd their blood in defense OF the
Constitution OF the 'ccuutry aud III,
Inion OF the States, he who denuun
'es them % pirates and hyenas it
'orgetfnl Of the principles OF truth
and honor that should govern NE
angnage OF gentleman. W, h We
lothlng to do 5ut tofght tbs Wal
trough.
The patriotic Democrats are up H.
arms against the submissionists
no Vallandigham stripe, and such
are some Of the utterances of lead
'rs in Now York. a 2'