Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

self offered resolution which waa NOT apreed
TO al that meeting. The gentleman saws tbaI
We we're all agreed on one policy.
| Mr.. Blake-Excent one member of the
House, my colleague, TMr. VallandiQham. I and
one member of the Senate, TMr. Pupb. | n the
pfopositfbn that eeeessIon waa reheilion. and
the rebellion muA, be crusbed ont.
Mr., Cox-Nog. air have here n reaolntjon
which offered in that meeting. and which vas
rejected by the Republcans who were there.
have that resolution here now in the very lam
Ruage In which 1t WAS offered. wrote ia pen
Gil at the time, and have preserved it thinking
it might possibly be of some sort of use ss bis.
tlrlssl hing Here iti,:
Rs,oyg.d That the Repre,sptativsa Of Ohio reou.,,
the members Of the Ohio Legislature to abrogste all laws
in connct with the Constitution Of the United States for
s psTn o. lfoT M sna 70 % SS'S d1w
slave law.
Wal. air. ore thing lad IN arother IN ,bat
Idyonssion. / NAV nos recolleot everVthino that
took plaoe. bnt I ceItajniy Remember M yemark
Of nv oolleagne from the DAyton distTiot of
the tenor of tRas reported BY nv colleague over
tbo vav. fM, RIoka.1 ,emcmher dia,irotlv
that q member of Congress from Ohio IMr.
Howard declared something about being will
iuU 10 s6ouIder hia musk et and 70 10 war, "A he
has since conc 70 tho war; but I remember
nothing of the kind in reference % my ccl-
Ieagne lmt. yshsn1ienaml H"'n "o my O1ner
' A. RIs"s9u0f OF cOnsso ~ ran bsve m cont,o-
vtrsy 10 respfct to this question Of veracity with
my Other colleague fiJm Ohio. The version
have quoted iIon has been published two
years, and have never heard it controverted
until n,w.
Mr. C5x-It Vas denied at the time
MIR B2ke-I was not aware Of it. | was
present Snen my colleague TMr. EdgertoDl me- de
his speech last session in this House. and no man
on the aJor taen denied it,
Mr.. Vailandigham-The zane version vss
quoted iu a speech of Mr.. Edgerton 1, This
House. and vas denied at the time. denied IL
In csrd suop after il was first a,ated. eiObteen
months ago
M. D!yen-Will the gentleman allov me 70
ask ain @ question?
Mr.. Blake-rhis ia purely an Ohio matter
hope the gentleman will not interfere io il.
Mr.. Diven-I merely wanted 10 ask a angle
question.
Mr., Bake-Verv xelI. 7 v;eId IN the oar,la.
man,
Mr.. Diysu--Tbo ouestioo nronosed In ssk
of como member Of tbe Ohio deIeoa,ion gbo
sas present a, this mcetinz ia, what Time IN the
evening It wss2 [Lauchter.l
Find;,, ,h., 10 oo,,a - .,,;
'-N' "o 'o1'u Nl'A' no'u'"s upon
shis tockj ne Turns " the defense OF New Eng
land and exclaims;
Sir. Ieave Now EnoI.nd ort og N, JI,;o,
"a - - H. ~ y. VI" uio"t
euu "ha' oniOh "uuiu DO Ieit tO US! But
gentlemen say they do not Contemplate this.-I
Wby then talk ahnut it2 Ia All this t;u,do |
against New England mere rhetorical -four
ish? Does it mean noihing7 Why, sie this
cry commenced In Richmond, and soon thereaf.
ter VIC mad honorable gentlemen leaving their
PAGES III thia House to hsrapgue the multi
tude in the city Of New Yo !, representing the
people OF ahe west as saying "New Englsnd
iananGism !, ana speculation have made d'anion!
Ntr England stands In the way Of reuiOn!-
Ferm NeU En9iand' that ihe unio may live."
mr. Soh-Se'ore my colleague takes bis
seSs ~ eoo1lu ot ikes 20 AlSS rom wa ne readsi
+, Mr' naai nc ieau rom tue CeucaS'a"'
nave put the extract ID quotation mSrks.
Will 90 no INJUSTICE TO my colleague. These
remarks are What my colleague nr. Csx rep
ieseh's az tne Sayings oil tue people OF the
Nonn"esh
mr. CoI-i have no fault to fiId with my
ooi'easuo ior feaulDg H. 1 however denouGos
scme ~ y; sao iSu;suase mere uses. NOW, on |
tnis supJeVs VI WesteEh hostilsy 10 NeS Eng-
land, have here statement which | phOuId /
like my colleague 20 CIDain alnnp with hia
op nv Ncr VII o,ooL e.r', 80 -. Us,
u w NY A''" Ao'h spfecu' Inc stLte
mehS ID tniS'
Wendell PbiIlips in hIs spesch At pIvmoulb cbu,cb
last week, sludes TO recent conyer.stion win Re-
publican member Of Conoresa from ohio whch Inos
II ev.n Ohio wnnId 40 tvt,h Inc aortb 40 ,h,s ii5
dyiaon. Nons o s ha.t u % ,nu nhI She,e
Philips
Mr.. Blake,-That could not mean me. Laugh
ter.
Mr.. Cox-I do not know but that means Won
"0ne OF the best men from Ohio" sad Mr.
Phillips, Representing one OF the most adyanc.
cd Districts"
Mr.. Blske-Thas ia my district,
Mr.. Cox-That is yours-"Republicsn to the
vesy,core." la that yours2
Mr.. Biake-Yes, cir; that Ia nina
Mr.. Cox--But they elected a Dsuoc,at IN
.he next Congress from thai dis,ric,, fIansh
tcr1 "Himsef the vanguard of the nsrrvS
Mr.. Blake-That is not me. 7 eccnov n
position pretty far in the rear. TL,angbte, NJ
My district elected O Democrat bec ,use aoms
sIght or ten thousand men have gore irom Il to
The war. 1t is Republican still, whenever the
soldiers ere permitted 60 vote.
Mr.. Cox-Weil, | will read the abatement.
One OF the best men from Ohio. ,s,d Mr. ph,,r,,
Republican to the very core representing one Of t6s
most advanced ran Districts Republican to the very core
ase Of e or snySup mi Pa thy; me that
y town in his District Woua Se SiySsS Sa IKE Sont NJ
to blood, but the door to it, upon the question: