Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
What Is TaIIandiGhana s---some Points Of
His OfllciaI Career,


In November, 1850, VaIlandighsm declared that
he could never vote man or dollar Tor car
rying on q war against seeded States, and in a
card ten days later, he re-ahirmed this dec
lar .tIon-lSss 6SneinnGi Enquirer, November
2oth' 1890 and aPPs dir to Congressional Globe,
Second Session, Thirty-sirth Congress, page 249.
o. BE proposes te-Siivide the Un'on into four sec
tons, and to iegalizs secessi ion.-[see Con-
gressionai Globe, part l, second session. seth
Congress, page 704
In asp ech supporting that project, February
2Oth, 1s6O he ssid, "T,5osld not prohibit tofally
tbs TfNcf secession" " and, again, 'secess sion
has been tried and has proved a SPEEDY and
terrible suecess.-I5ee appendix to Congress-
ionsl Globe, seconi session, seth Congress,
page 24s
BE ' ted against a resolution Of thanks to Major
.Andersen.-fsee c aressional Globe, part l,
second Ressioa, seth Congress. page ESQ
Il voted agains srpport Dg the President in
all Constitutional measure" " to preserve the
UnioD.-lSame reference as above
He voted against he appointment OF a commit
tee to enquire whether any traitors were in the
employ Of the Government, and into the con-
dition Of tie United States property in the
south.-lsee Congressional Globe, partl, sec
end session, Ssth Congress, psge 296.l
H. voted against the bill Tor the collection ofrev-
enDe in the Southern states.-lsee Congress-
ionsl Globe, first session, s7th Congress, page
6T
H opposed the National Loau Bll.-Tsee Con
gression Globe, first session, s7th Congrt IS,
page 56-5o1
h proposed 40 have seven Commissioners TO
accompany the army 70 reesiTe the terms
from the rebels N arms.-t Congressional Globe
lst session, s7th Congress, page 81
= objected 70 resolution calling upon the Sec
retsSy of fhe Navy to protect our commerce
fEem pirstes.-[see Congressional Globe, first
session, S7th Congress, page I2sJ
Hs would not yete for a bill to define and punish
Conspirseies against the Government.-tsee
Congressional Globe, fret session, s7th Con-
gress, page 1901
He lodged resolution pedging men and ua5n-
eyto the Government for the suppression of
the rebeliiOn.-lsee Congressional Globe, 1st
session. S7th Congress. page 1sl.l
He opposed bin for the suppression cf the re-
bel ion, and objected to the use of the word
Rebellion in nit.-lSee Congressional Globe,
frat session, s7th Congress, page I46l
Re refuse to vote for that part ofthe Crittendan
esoluiion which declared the South respoasi-
bic for the war. lsee Congressional Globe,
1st session s7th Congress, page 22s
He opposed the resolution thanking tee objects
and men who fought at Bull Ruz- [see Con
gressional Globs, 1st sessia9 szth Congress,
page 477l
He objected to bin TO requiring the oath Of al
lesianee to be adnaiaisteted to certain officers.
[Sss Congressional Globe. Ist session s7th Con-
gress, page AS
He osjeet-o to a bill to prevent Communication
With rebels. l5ee Congressional GIobe, lst
llssssion s7th Congress, page 4ss.J
Re voted against the bill for The eonfscstion Of
property o. rebels. lSee Congressional Globes
lst session s5th Congress, psge 4sll
He moved to lsy the whole subject of bounty 10 |
soldiers on the table, and afterwards voted |
asninst reeommItting the bill TO the Military
Committee. 1see Congressional Globe, ID
session slth congross, part2. pags14l.l
he confessed that to embsrsss The oficers Of
the Governments vas pbat h ranted. Lseo
Congressional Globe, Cd session 9Th Congress,
part 2, page 12sI
he voted % slave Of a vote upon the resolution
ssalnstreturning fugitives to disloyaI masters.
Gsee Congressional Globe, ID session s7eA
Congress, part 2. psge 1871
BE del 'yed and embarrassed action upoa the /
Civil Appropriation bill. [see Congressional I
Globe, I'd session sz.h Congress. part 2, page
2O-211
he opposed taxes in the hasarreetionary dis
triets, thus putting al The burden of The war
upon loyal SitiEeaA tsee Congressional Globe.
2isession s7th Congress, part ?. pages 24J9--
Sn4-
Ne opposed resolution declaring the rebellion
sanseless. tGlooe not yet published il book
form, but the record VIII De found IN TIE un-
bound hlesl
Tbs flss Of the Congressional Globe referred to
above are ct this Office for the Inspection Of
any doubter who wishes to verify our quota
tons.-Eps. LEADER.