Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19

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practical demonstrason In TINS effort,
with !ne unconscious.aiT OF some very well
nean,ns unon npeu lo Nohgress VINO were
ueau penn % ON %compromlse' wnetner the dis
9nohlsts , ues'Ie1 I" qr not tney were apun'
dainty successful. Lttle or no preparation
was va l1aoe Ny Cougress 70 meet a repetition
OF such glgantlc proportions; and the in:
couine hu,m,,inls'ration u, had TO raise and
EQUIP, small army ana navy, under great
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10 defend the capitol and
pro.ecI .ue Iorts' arsenals, &c. IN the So
ceeusd states not already captured by the
reoe.s, anu tne acts OF the PRESIDENT are
persls.an.y nenounceu as unconstltutonai
oy ,eaoers OF tIIe aenocratic party; SO as
WIN neariy every o.ner nieasule OF tne Ex
exut,ve Tor tne prosecution o. tne war; NO
wonder .ne Sema,ol S,,;al lSpn M r,Srry would say
we nave u,t,ueu ~ n9r'ni wnen nc aaa
nearly every democratic senator who has
adu1esseu i ., US on 'l,,s su9tect, pave aenounc
s' ou ,no u;oasuf.I " VI We uoVernment ior tne
.:ppi oss,Yu y, .ne 'eoeno,' as uhc0hstitu-
.lona' a"u eespV5rr,c, tnae IL Is an aoohtlon
mari We, @c. lnese tnings are reiterated
=; ~ ue,nV"suc a.; n.eWWsphPers ana py democrat,
'c meet,ngs. what better course could
possibly pc taken 70 make "a divided north y
'.pJ p'oJuoo w an a'.''' war party, Whicn III en-
cou'aseo must ultimate IN disaster TO our
the oo,,tu,, IT, :. ~. .:e g q . 80 ,u' ~ ~
pause and see wh;tber thev sre Jr;f,;naS u'N
To make the wreck IL ,oss;bIo ,noro;
oon,,,Ia.a - - ~.
oopP'ece' we have extreme partisans In
some OF the lOyal States who have heen
making ovor,, oIfor. ,, s,; 49,, ;oaI.,.. -
anus o'o'y ynoro W sur up jealousy anu
nate between dlfferent sections oil the North.
protDinant ,o,nopr itboeo 10 m. ValI..li'
-. - :. e ''oo 70 49, "nanu'E
laad,. WY a. a. pae.:n. - .ne ackaowledgeu
mocracv To uba, oxta,t tL; -, -
- :cj -. 80 N'Ipe .Nn9 'tus nas
Ueeb IHiuSeu AnlO tne democracy OF the
North we are not informed bv Sen.tors
hsra ~ a.. i; ~ oout'oi'
teoro,;on 81 ,ha Nn..h NJ 1ueVs VI .he disih.
ultimate viaw of .ttaoh;n, H. Nnr,L W.,
u'''u'ase wy" VI attacning the North- w est
to the Southern Confederacy, has been dis.
cusscd extcnsivplv hv tb;e AMI; ,y.r ,,or,;o,,
of the Democratic party, there can hardly
be doubt. -
Inasmuch as one of the resolutions under
consideration relates To this subiect. | will
- ~ -. ~ " ''ii' 'u"J'ee, WIN
read an extract or two from o speech deliy-
cred by Hon. s. =. Cox. in Januorv last in
tho o;,v of Now YorI anJ w. ''a1 =:
the Umse of R,nressntat;vo. Eehrnuro "a !"
1863. '' -N'
Mr.. Cox proceeded.
Ipow a.k III. cl.rk II ,,od m v,,.., ,.
at New York for the purpose o placing my no
properly before the House. after the remarks Of the gen
"e,nu'' %a from iowa
The clerk read as follows:
As weseIn man repre.enny the capital Of the
have not e been avrT ,;s pas, s
quarter hsye persisonty opposed ali schemes Of scsss
I;na lion aa % i,v avIo yeioppo,e them w! far be-
Ton oi the States wsered by the Mss.pp and ns Il. ouiS r
u.a1iss r into az Independent republic standing lis
that Iyo tickle il W viii boe !, ,y Tn inn, iI s1 50 lat
vest connection with which would be sought by the
Sa so s aa . ,na Ea', ye. choosing ,o itself IFS ehenpe
homogeny OF inerest~is beesmi,s sonshiss more ,a
,aa al dream n IT. Is The ,ak ofsyery other Western
older sense Of naonay p.nS Of ss s0e1hs sshss. 70 os s
10 di.approve and TO warn.
in nny way mn s ,sah w,h any scheme % which would
you these aud growing dangers Jefferson Davis !.
aware oil these things"
MIR. Arnold asked Mr.. Cox the follow.
ing question:
desire to ask the gentleman from Ohio whether the
no na PcsSsr ~ h IN New Yor
friends and denounced by ali ohcrs'' '''''''
& mr. GoSMr sS,-y spsake do not know whether they
IL 0"' -, " ",0 p'op'' OF not
H., hEIe n we nave Ihe declaration ~ OF lead,