Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18
Secretary Chase,s statement OF all There
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Sooretary Chaee,s Statement of all There
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Secretatv CHAeE 10 well Known as one OF the
N.e'.,,. ~ s,ttni A. rn,,t;c,ans Tha SAD
most why anu a'siu' " Pe''''O"n'' W w
rstaty recently made progress through ohio'
and Indiana, and made epeecnes at CINCINNATI,
Indianapolis, and Columbus. For what We
krow Of the first two, we are Indebted TO the
reportsof them in the Cincinnati 0dSats and
CommeYeisl the one In this city We heard
In neither OF these three speeches, did Mr.
CHASE say one solitary werd about ing the
Union OF maintaining the authority OF the Con-
stitution. He did not even hint that the war
had any euchpurpose. 10 his Cincinnati speech,
he asxe ed whether we were not justified in
"goipg to war for the nations life," and
rang changes upon that phase several times
over. Heaummed up all, however, IN the fol-
lowing expression. Toe reader cannot fail 10
mark the striking aud decisive manneri In which
this prominent member Of the Cabinet disposes
Of the great issue In this terrible civil war
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ia xso;oe unon Poland, or the ,Ana,rian Pm !.
psror tecaatIy uaped mon Hunoa,v., Rotb
thsse Emperors means to preserve The in,s0,i,v
of their respective nations or empires. each in
II, entire territorial tent. and that ton nth.
ont regard To- the rIehts of old nstionalities
States or pfoples ,5e. f.lf5.s ,.i- :
This work Of eubiueation and oonopes. ovsr
the States and the people-and Mr.. Cz.sr bv M
means confines II to The Southern sta.e--is To
be done m 40 utroprEiust as A1r,.nnr. of
Russis and JosKrH of Austria want n doneun-
"a To "mske "A tborouphly imnosu;bls IN t;mes
TO come. that dis,ffected faction. can strike IA
deadly blow at the vitality of the country. .,,-
Mark we'll, reader, the language employed by
this Cabinet oficer-lan suage which 40 we'll