Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

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Missouri, through its present Legislature
ell ctcd by means Of fraud aHd force, i.
already obtained, and we have bill upon
our table for the purchase OF her slaves
( This di,poses of The whole question oI
slavery in the nous, ccdng States | have
sbowU you how It i, disposed of in the
seeding States lhe whole thiugis con.
summatcd on paper This grand scheme
of abolition, which has been the god of the
political ldolatary of those men for mum
btr of years, is to he cen,ummalod in this
way. do not speak OF the declarations
OF mcn la lhi, day aud generation word ,
have become the means o! cOncealing rather
than expressing ideas. speak Of the
solemn acts aud eLactnCDts OF men, given
under the solemn sanction of their oaths
to upport the Constitution and their obliga.
tlons TO their constituents L speak of
tu,, sir, as pointing more directly, more
unn!slaGahly To the ends and objects
which gcutlouen have IN view than do the
declarations they may make here or else
where. l draw my conclusions from these
acts, and my Inc usiou s,that. these gentle
me" are ehSaseu III using th1 null airy
authority ol tue Government Tor the aboll
ilpn ol slavery in cvcry State oil the Union
or, tii' great question WIN them Is not
now lh3 Constitution can be maintained
an the Union restored, bat how can av
cry be abolished and to accomplish ibis
purpose 70 t"ch Tue NohsutHt''u Is 10 h-
'hs' tue ohio" IS ""'hihG; ori"fe the
Er at ana o'eip'"c lng necessity OF abo'-
'nthhg slavery every lining mas 0e subor-
0inot d ,n,,,,
"r' uAhhloNN' NY coi'eAgNe
remarked mat ONO won d rtP"d la.c a
CERTAIN tax to Wh''n ne alin1ed. wish
ID inquire whether u desires 70 Oo under
'1ooo us SaJlh- ,"'' t"s 'o!"' men o. the
state OF On" wall rrpud'a'' a0y tax VIII, ch
Congress may decide hfr'aSa'y y, and vi lch
the Jd1'c'a' t'uH''' "f the con'try MAJ
aiJads1 to b1 authorized by the Con'l'iu-
l"n.
Mr. Nli'lh' OF OHo We viii abide
ny tho law an" It IS because t'l' tax Is
'i''G"i ana on'ntn'''@'d t"at oei!eve tn"
Pe'p'' Oh o"'' VIII '9,use 10 pay IL In
Go ''t ution wt'h IL" i'yaI n"n "i OHIO
IS tn. hIs"' ST law IA" our "c'hen',
"er III 'o""'c' "'," 'na' oh'utu'iol' ana
law; they are tot .I'y a"d ab'oiute y nu /
""l V"''' OF 10 'h c. a"u olhaHh9 upon
n""oay' a" "'V,rhm'ht o. the on tTG
states has ~ more l@ht TO take money
out ot my pocket 10 purcna>e ne-roeS WIFE
tIaA il h'@hW'y rooocr wou'a nave 10 40
'nc 81 ne 'i,''''' nc power Oh ''Aa"o"
u"'er IA" C'">t''u'''n Is |. 'htc" P'"er'
Il Is Il e. l'H" 10 me ''poae "t executing IN
powers 'e"s ltea 10 tue hoveFnmeht oJ
the Co"S' tu 'on. all Wl'hlA tAl' limitation
the p'"Vf Is unlimited, but "ith"ut II the
government AIS no Po"lr "t aI', an" all
It's ats are u>u' p'"ons ana It's ior'ed
TX 'cunS p'"aucal'
ONO POI ION oi th'' TAX 'or tne Pur-
ch'Se OF tue slaves III 'he Htl'e' ol .h''1o ir'
ntucky, Mlrylrn" west Virginia,
Di'hWt are, All" u'o D'"'rIcI OF 20 u,lo' J.
at iDe roverm1ht prices S5Jo per mead,
VIII be about ten million i've hundred
thousand doHarS. ohe may pay IL anu
she may MT.
Oar re'o'ahonary history upon TINS
subj ct OF t'Nat'on Teaches Us very M
structiv' lesson; We would 10 well 10 h'ed
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Dat the gentleman talks about loyal men
O. Ohio. hiEo IL "o3u to ay about thd''
know IN thi' lana hui o"c test oil loyalty,
and that test i dJHo.'on 10 the CoN,'ita-
ton aud Tor the laws. Ii man observe
Ll' conStitutionll 90" III 'n' ana DIS
cnar-es his duLG' accord NJ to law he Is
t. al lhen.s AMI purposes loyal man
and that man who d'Sre3hrdS us con'l
II lInat oblgli Nv Whrti'er fft'ldeht
Linc in, or J.lctson Davis, whr'hr IN
'o couttderatt congress or Ia 'he Congress
OF The United Stat s. Is TO al l"'e"t' aIu
purposes dlSloyaI man owe no ale
gIauce TO - lhncoIh, Owe 80 ie4'Ahce
t. his Cabinet ministers 1hanE uoo' l
owe no al'es'anc1 20 any ma" upon co'''''
AN the equal ana peer oi every man IN
legal contemplation. NY allegiance Is 20
the law ana the Constitution 10 Wh'ch
have P'Ghaea my l''''' ana gwen my coa-