The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-28

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"Dont talk about peace till you have won
10 with honor undor the Constitution and
the flag. aud reduced the rebels to subi,c.
ton
"Poiiticians nav talk ,s
they please. there are but two issues Ono
10 to acknowledge the Southern Confrdera.
cy. and tho otbcr is submission on their
part to the demands Of the government
JonN BRoUaH
ave will hsvo no dissolution of the Un.
ion; I... u. tf.
I'VE will have no armistice;
I'VE can fight as long as rebels and trait.
ore can;
Tho war shall 60 on ill law is restored ;
"We will never despair of the Republic" !"
-.Resolutions of the Ohio Legislature
II am AMAZED that any one could think
OF peac @ on any terms. He who enter.
tains the sentiment is fit only to be slave /;
he who sttors it at this time is. moreover,
a traitor to his country. who deserves the
scoro and contempt OF all honorable meo /"
J Gen RosEcRANs.
Rrsofurd, That the War must 70 on with
tho uttcrmost vigor till the authority of the
Federal government is re established, end
the nag floats again securely and triumph
an,ly over every State aud Territory of tho
Union. Ohio Union State Convention.
Il. for one. cannot hut regard any one
who utiers peace from this momont as a
eo.femsd and branded traitor Gen THoM.
AS FRANCIS MEAeHER.
"lt any one or more of the STATES OF
this Union should, n; any time, secede-
, for reasons Of the sufiiciency Of which, be.
fore God and the great tribunal of history
, they alone NAV judge much as | may
deplore it, 1 never ,oouid, as a Represent.
, alive in the Congress oi the United States,
vote one dollar of money Dhertby one drop
OF American blood should be shed in civil
y ,car ~ Va'laudighsma at Cooper Institute,
g Nov. 2. 1869. <ai.'.
81 have never voted for any army o,
u navy dW or any army or novy oppropria
q lion, ance the meeting Of Congress on III,
T 4fA Of Jniy.a 1861 Valiandigham al
Dayton, Aug. 2. 1869. .s-
D -E vALLANDIGHAM IN CONGRESS.
Dec. 81. 1860. 'Unders;anding the mo
tion to involve directly tho Question Of
Coercion. will vote against laying it on the
table," ID"
3 Resolutions INTRODUCED by him. Fob. Z.
1861. "The United States are Divided into
four sections, as follows =
}. Speech Feb 20'h, 1862 Il propose Ia
, - recognize the existence Of sections as
E fixed fact" r. ...n......,. .-.
y ~ propose to establish four instead Of tws
3 grand sections Of the Union."
Il propose to allow vote in tho Senat,
' by SECTIONS. upon demand Of majority o.
the Senators of any section. aud require the
= concurrence of this majority Of the Senator,
10 tho passage of any measure in which il is
d necessary that tho House. and therefore also
Sir, tina, tho President, should concur"
Il propose that concurrent ma
/. jority of the electors, or States, or Senators
as the case may require. of each section
II shalt he necessary TO "a choice OF Presiden
}. aud Vice President"
~ II propose that no State shall secede with
q out tho consent of the Legislatures of al
the States of the section to which the Stat
u proposing TO secede may belong"
tThus legalIzing secession, and secur:n
it as right to section, but denying IL il
!. future to a single State,
ID "Then. sir. am no. a Southern man
!, e:ther-Hlthough, IN this most unhcly AMI
ID unconstitutional crussde against th,
Of South, in the mids. o. invasion, arson, in
i, surrec ion and murder, 10 which she ha
rs b, en- subject. and with which she is sti
IN ,hreatened-wilh the torch Of the iucen
ID piary and the digger Of the assassin sus
/. pended over her-MY MIST CORDIAL SYN
d pATHlEs ARE WHOLLY WITH HER" ".-Ex
lrac. from 4 speech OF Mr.. Vallandighan
8. in Congress.
Of Speech in Newars. N. j.. Feb. 1868
n "WW you send your sons again TO III
n. baHieJfeids Overwhelming. enhusiss
le 'ic and un ,nlmous cries. mo no! Nev
er, never! God forbid! Not If I kno,
as myseJ"1 ShuH they be conscripted 4
n. carry on This Dor tWo yeurs more. nd fo
8. The negro s' Tremendous ourburs,s
le yells. cheers. aud cries of No. never
Isl Let them tryhi We defy Memrl
|" In the same speech Mr.. " said
"A II remember that il was in the City @
as Newark. li'tle moro than two years sg'
d that first gave the pledge to any portion c
rn the peoplc OF tho United States that l neve
RS uld.contribute, by my words or acts. to tn
be shedding of one drop of Amerioan blood
civil war. (Great applause.) How IA
T. and consistently have kept tina, pledge Il
., you-a part of my country-determine."
-. INcIrINa THE REBELS TO INVADE THE soRrI
~, In the same speech he said;
NO Ut has been proclaimed that IL never ",
a, tho Confoderstvs intention to invade tt
do Northern States. Yet If this war 10 key
,e. up, battles fought, no relenting spirit. q
zee prospect Ct peace. no sound of concord
10 reach their ears. They ought TO BE- Undue.
N, 10 make this inpasion."
o. WHAT HIS FRIENDS SAY.
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