The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-10
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FINDLaY. OHIO. MARCH 10 1893
DEmoCnATiC REsoI.urIONs.

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20 y TIE Eqglc d mocra's start on
With q Resolve" that no state hs
,riaa right to seccdc CT r,bd. hut hi
20 little show Of Loyalty is ,mo'bcrc,
bsby denying tho grvernm Mt H.,
81 rower o prcvett secc SIN or pc
ri down rebellion.
19d The Findlay and Union Rcsolu
tions are so rear alfe that we ~,
forced 10 the conclusion that " {
Whj'elsy isibo anthor o both. T
. sii Findlay resolutions rss,it Ge,oij I
81 onihe part OF The ID mocr. cy to It,
'i Constitution and Union, b & heiiev,
o. at jcur Liberties are mcnsce ! T.,
O. Congressional and Federal nsnrpa
'niiious
That Tho Domccrocy, rlying NJ
on the ess ssurancCs oi The Preside!
that the war would be carried on io
L1the restoration cf the Uuion, cor.
ftfilntcd means and men.
o., That Constitutional power is
,gsudicient for "tell emergencies aud
ineycryibing beyInd tho "Consti,r.
tion" is or lculuted to ecnd IN,
hs'Consttution" into an un!in CIV
grave with nea,ness aud dispatch.
sss Protest against tie arrest oi cit.
orzcns without due process OF law: ard
1.-the suspension OF the writ OF babess
corPns; against tuying slaves;
raeaiptt reducirg any OF the stat, 8
10. q territorial condition; against
carrying on the war for "uncorsti,u.
hhonal nurpoees; agairst abusing The
fiecdoni OF sret cli and OF tho lross; /;
,Gna msrk this, "sgainst tho dec
,triue OF Secession in any term, and
m rEcIALLY as practically admitted
by the last Congress in the forma.
ton of a new state ont Of Virginia
n III will nc observed, that in oil
these resolutions, there is not cre
ewora in condemnation of the rebels
mt one syllable condemninc the
traitors who have forced into the
field six hundred Thousand men vh
to-day, stand oppoeed 10 their neigh.
borslwho aie iigI ting under ire Fed.
,eral illg in Tennessee, Virginia and
Mississippi, not a vord agsirst the
lsciionGof the secesh of II hancock wi O
are daily writing letters to the army
advising desertion; not word
against the. armed associations in
Hancock, sworn to resist The con.
lsctip'ion; not worG against the
mn who arc concealirg d,scrteis
labd barring doors against the Off.
ieers. What do they oplort? Ev
Py!hng that tie Ghvernmcit has
done and is doing. They condemn
secession, but ESIECIALLY that
which insa legal manner, saved one
'ha'i7of aVrninie TO the Union. and
put b@rrier between rebel .om and
DhiN, against-but it is usel ss o
.epumorate--tbey are against every
mIasure that can hurt rebellion. aud
in 'a"or of every one iha, can keep
lite in the dying monster.
Ihere is no man in lIsncc elk who
nss,tpp a man ofsiraw and knock
IT. down 30 ferociously ms Whiteey.
dleiprotests agains, any inte. ferc nee
with rr1edom Of speech and Of the
JKes,s as though it was b, ing iltcr-
skredNith, or ever had been. Free.
dem o''speecll end OF the RES, in.
deed-When Vallandigham and
.Olds arc permitted to spout The Sc.
cessionism from every stump, and
ahe Cireinnaii Enquirer is allow' d
10 spread its treason broadcast -
1IAs WhiielCy been arrested? Has
the GoYG:nment proposed Ito mrz
z'e hin9 Is he no. allowed the use
oAhis tongue and p the same now
as when, 10 secure Il O place he nc.
eYlR'eF, DO talked loyalty on the
stFeets, and wrote Union letters to
uheisUnion Obmmittces! Dd his
HoPPlng bsck 10 tho Anti war De
imoeracy after Q joinoj and acted
With the Union party, affect III,
lP'isileget2 llae any nan in llan
;ecek' been arrested? any pepper sup
prfssedy Has ary in Ohio, save
thn ten who were arrested on swoIn
AiiiiRyiis ihnt tLcy had violated
dave We have heard cheers 10,
JEFF Davis in Friday, and visbc,