The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-02-06
Mistel1aMerNs.
:. JEFF. DAVIS AND HIS DOG,
From JEFF. Davis Speech at Jackson,
Mississfnni.l

JEFF. DAVIS AND HIS DOG,
From jeff. Davis Speech at Jackson,
Mississippi
After what has happened during the
last two years, my only wonder is that we
consented to live for so long a time in
association with such. misereants, and
have loyed SO much Government rotten
to the core, Were it ever to be proposed
again to enter into Union with such
people, l could no more consent TO- do it
than to trust myself in den Of thieves.
| From valandigham's late Speech in the
4, House Of Representatives.
But ought this war to continue! I
answer no--not a day, not an hour
What then? Shall we separate? Again
l answer no, no, no! .a
From jeff. Davis, serenade Speech in
q .,n Richmond.1 r
Out Of this victoty is to come ~ tia that dis.
satisfaction in the Northwest which will
rive. the power Of that section; and thus
we see in the future the dawn-frst sep
,eration in in North west from the East
crn. States; then 4disoord among them,
which will paralyae the power Of both;
then for us peace and prosperity.
| From Valapdigham's late Speech in the
= House Of Representatives.
Believe me. and accept it, as yon did
not the other solemn warnings Of years
past, the day that divides the North from
the, South, that self same, day DEGREES
eternal divorce between the West and the
East. a. q. xt,..
-, Twill not ask whether the North, west
can consent to separation from the South.
Never! Nature forbids., 4 \ Sir,
we can not, ought not, will not, separate
from the South.
[From jeff. Davis late message to his
- Congress.] ,1
The determi nation Of this people has,
with each succeeding month, become
more unalterably fixed to endure any
any suAerings and continue any sscrif-
ces, however pr.lonoed. until THAR, ri9l.
to self governmnnt and the sovereignty
and independence of, these States, shall
have been triumphantly vindicated and
firmly established.
[From Vallandighhm's late speech.1
Stop fighting. Make an arinistic-zno
formal treaty. Withdraw your army
from the seceeded States. !, ~.
[From the Richmond Enquirer;
The suggestion that the reward of all
the sacrifices and 3slffeyings Of opr ,psaple
is to be hasely discarded for a coppsqtion
with Yankees, is not undurable, even "a
ajest.
from va1landigham's spssch.1
And let not the States now called Con-
federate insist upon separation and inde-
pendence.. i, = " y,
[From the Richmond Whig.]
We have committed many errors ip our
treatment of the Yankees. Not the leas.
has been in regarding thsm as something
better than what they are, They are BY
nature menials, and fitted only for menial
duties. They arein open:and fragrant in-
surrection against their natural lords and
masters of the South. y. ..s*
When they are again reduced Is sub
jectiop, and taught to know their place,
we must take care to put such trammels
about them, that they will never haye an
opportunity to play their tricks again.
From Vallandigham's Speech
The. people Of, the free states are. now,
or are fast becoming satisfied that, tho
price Of the Union is the utter suppress
sion Of Abolitionism or anti-slavery as
political element. ~. =
They are ready now, if have not great.
ly misread the signs of the times, to re-
turn to the old constitutional and actual
basis Of fifty years ago----three- -6fths rule
Of representation, speedy return Of fugi-
tives from labor, equal rights in the Ter
ritories, no m9re slavery, agitation any
where, and transit and temporary sojourn
with slaves, without molestation, in the
free States. Without all these there could
be neither peace nor permapence toa re-
s.ored Union Of States, "part slave and
part free.',, With it the, Sou III, in addi-
ton to all the other great and multiplied
benefits of union, would be far more se-
cure in her slave property, her domestic
institutions. than under separate Gov
ernment.
"You see, grandmamma, we. preforats
an aperature in the apex, and a correspon-
ding ape,ature, in the base, and APPLYING
the egg to the lips, and fofcibly ihhalin9