The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13

ing of ttssahspeaf56s the vvsS5fd IadE
pfessly say "As Mr.. Lincoln, his proclama-
tipn Of Jaly4 Ss6eg said athis sa1nsdsssary
AID injurious war ?,a1M ~
4 Auswer-I don't r~ecollcct that he did. The
Eanguage made use Oh I understood to. be his
= o.-Again, il speaking af the character of
the war, didn't4 expressly give as proof the
Presidents proclamalio1 September 22,
1882, and January 1865 as declaring the
emancipation Of the slaves in the seeded
fstaIes, and as PgS0f thzszts war was now
ID The Judge Advocate ohj66tsd f1the ques-
ton, and the ground Tat its objeck WAS to d.
vert the issue betwec1 the accuse and the
tOourt from the accused from andher party,
while the true issue was not whab were the
words uttered, but the propriety of their ut
tsrance.F eEhc5 Court sustained tho ubjectiou.T
Q-Did you continue in tho same place
during the delivery pf the whole speech ?
b Al did.
+ o-were ssgrsppsss tskes at tfestiuss 81
REDUCED to writifg after the Speech was de-
}iiyered7 800
dthey fell from the. speakers lips upsTv
X QEVercy you notin citizans clothes ;Saud
Ehow come you to be at Mount Vernon that
day III 1908 os4si .tsz sa 70 stis 5spos sd
# Finer judge Advocate objected tozthes q1es4
1tion, on the ground Of itsimmeteriality but
Jas Mr.. Valandigham insisted on it, the OBJ
Election was withdrawnss % a1ea sni all aitss
4 A@Ia was ihlcitizenis clothes; and went for
the purpose OF listening TO any speeches that
might be made that. day. had no orders to
T. Odd yyoauiake notes q any other lspeecha
| Al cefnmencedt ak ifo notes of fCox,s
speech. but considered NJ harmless, and after q
Fsbort time stopped. 11IGI
1 Q-Were you not.expressiy sent Tor the
OF ilstcnlng TO my speech on that oc-
teasion ID
Is a. was not, any more than to the others.
J. Q.-By whom we're you sent!
A.-ByG Captain Andrew " kemper, AS
i~sistspt AdjutaatGen General OF the Military Com
mapdnof this city, "a s4iia,isi - "a
lyour. returna?,ege hss.ss5ss ss.1 - ssaa-n-
to Colonel Eastman, and was from there sent
TO carbohydrates OF Inc department or the
ohio. ih'fa : 800 ~ I"
I TESTIMONY OF CAPTAIN JOHN A.sMEANs.
t. os~Saas / ( sITgdro a dvocaf d (
our ronI and REGIMENT
.aaatn;n - ,Le Iis,b n VI
Est0 W. nrasont - The mee,;no Of
o;t;gens ot MI Vernon Ohio n.EridavEMov
a fIoeS7
Al ivos ki.da Aea nsng em rggs95
0fs b;if %so, K 8.- re- s licensed address tb,t
mesti,e?
~ d;a-sI s,ood ua.t sof. tho, tbo.t;me
-. ~ sEaat : &; atsIg i front of The
stand md hoard the whole If ne sneccb. He
- ,b.f ~ vaIrsG wwaass ~ carr;ed On For Tie
La.r - ,aoyna e thu Un;on !. That T. MIGHT haze
been stopped. and peaees restored someSfime
oqo1nnd the Upion sayed.z;f the Dlan which
baa been submitted had Been accepted by the
Government the day before the battle of Fred.
leticksbuurrpe.. 20 es. ~,
r Mr9NalIandisham ,obiectcd to any thing on
this last point. on the fcfeuhdifthat he had
applied for a subpena Cor Fernando Wood, of
New York, to bring with him the plan pro-
posedk land had beenrefassaa IS aTAwGE4
The judge Advocate replied that this point
might be waived, aud be- would strike from
the speci6cations what related to- tho promo.
posed, plan of restoring tho Union.y g9r =
f. The witness confined : That if the rlan
had BesR aaobfed. pmeace would Have been. re-
stored. the Union saved by reconstruction, the
South. MoT Sack and ssuarehteedTn her fights
That our armics didn't meet 0ifhIsuccess I: 4, rat
Richmond was not taken. Charleston ror Yicks-
burg HAT he M ssissir pil was rot soten, and
botBe asloncas thereAwas cotton 10
sel or Contractors tr reward. EHe ,said.yiu re.
no,rd 70 the rebnte IF tho Admin trati,n. Mt
Efbs last-fall eleefidR that. .nosmorezyelunteefs:
coh,dbe had. thatfbe kdministration had to
resort,to the French CONSERVATION act that he
wonId not counsel resistance to, the military OF
sI11a *. go 80 80 naodod TIT |,
.ncdn5s were nunwortLy 10 be freemen who would
submit to such encroacEments on their liber-
-t;es. HI
tava;d ~ .ses.;.,g, 4
w nat enafoacsments Su,o ne rslc[ To
ATHe was s Tpes Or ~ the c9nscIlp.ioh
- ,toma,;na toIsr.ofa assn9t;e,s I.otb,l5 Il
VS. H. Ts,rol,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
country into this cruel, bloody, and unncccs-.
saryawars9ft aaofHA Ertsno2 sai ~ H9gA
/. Q-ean you recall anythtng..he saidinl re1
SA.-He said the 6eneraf Order No. SO was