The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04
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From The able and eloquentspeech o.
the Hon. G. l.. YALLANDIoHAM, deliver
edat Napakoneta, Ohio, on Saturday
September 1eih, 1866, we copythe fol.
loving extract. Readit, and hand the
papsrIto your ueishbor; "A, Il I sSss.
aassrnEsIpENr JoHHsoEt rs j
iWheFo stand the Democrats 7ssThey
tell youwith General Sherman, that ther,
are no rebels now, and that you mus
trust the people Of the South Applause
They tell you, With 1Presidcnt johnson,
that the people Of the South are honora-
bic men, aud that whenthey promise 10
the future, fidelity to the Constitution
and obedience to the laws Of the land,
they are to be trusted. What says the
President2 | am not here as hip special
advocate, and never, never while that
sun rolls through the heavens, will I be
Lis advocate until he has restored the
Fabeas corpusard trial by jury, thus sub.
ordipaiing the military TO the civil au-
thoritics Of the land We must have no
moro military commissions for the trial
ofslitizens--no more military murders Of
citizsus, such as was committed in Col.
umbus the other day--no military execu-
tions, by'order Of commissions, which, as
Henry Winter Davis says, are organized
tosconvict, am confident that to day,
thePrcsldcut regrets what has been done
inethis particular. and would exclaim
with Lady, Macbeth, iuthe play. ~
,.Out-out-damued spot.n
Rst.itis tbere ag But in 40 tar as the nol.
;cvofthe prrsident IL correct IN so far
sssbssstsnds IN ond bv ,be nriocinles of
Tho rons,;,n,;on above af 90 ras ha 4
forsithe immediate restoration Of The
sou,bern s,ales1to the Union ! Lam do.
termined te standby him. and = believe
il isthe decision ofi ihe Democratic party
Of Inc Union stIf he will but make GOOD
by Acts the utfe,onees Of his on the eIev.
en,ll day Of ofthissnonih--only five days
agog-he willgbaye tho support of the
men who were Union men before he and
= resiornE and whose childera win be
Uuion ,nan i;or generations 10 come ran.
pl,use / liIearf him Z ing addressing the
SomI,efn delegation In the city Of Wasb.
ipptou--he said All d .s4sx bsess,3
-sYes the issue was mnde by the South
apains. the Goveypmeb,. and The Govern.
usebt has trinmpI,ed and the South true
TO tits.ancicpt instincts Of frankness and
manly honor, &
Imagine such sentiment as that com.
ing from the lips Of Jacob Dolson Cox,
or Robert Q, Schenek, to say nothing OF
theslessere lights OF the Abolition party
Why, what Is that but rank d'sloya,,y
sympathy with secession Arrest MIR,
johnson Why dosent some mll',ary
commission arrest lhn Judge Adyo-,
Gates. do you hear That Execute him.
execute him Applause
~Ihe South, true 10 lis ancient IN,
btincts Of manly honor, comes ioftn ana
processes its Willingness 70 ABIDE the re-
suit Of the decision in good faith"
So says Andrew johnson And yel
that South which is true to those noble
instincts and willing to return to the Un'
ion--that Souih, TO accommoaa'e MI
Cox, and Mr. Schenck, ana Dir. oher-
man, and others Ike them, must mus be KEEP,
out of the Union Tor thirty years., unt'l
the. negroes OF the South, through the
Frsed@an's Bureau, can pc educated up
totbathigh point Of civilization Of doing
abolition voting, Applause.
$% THE FaEEpMAN's BUREAU.
sv.a1dms,,s "a Rnreou We'll wa had n
h.rasn ,so oS she Secretary Of State. Of the
ss.a,.sa ss.sas =, ee,y eewar IF tIa NAVY and of
S'T ~ Tsa.srrv = n oood aid Democrats
,i2.s',S NV aa,,;n;s,or tle Government for
IL bcssf;t ofs white men. but now we
h.,s' I ,h;s new tangled thing the Bureau
r,sadgsn 10 taie esnecial care Of the
- Oaa,oo. wLose chief in a little while ifI
.v a.,, H., now co,,rols tbo coun,rv
suO pan ,,a,sss s M ',,;,, s,sl adm;,,snca ~
aeos -, ~ [ =, os IL prss;Ss ss 'rab;ne,
's;s,o.'s'.. Wy S I, J;,.aSmsn,s Ru,saui What
| ~. !, r,..n sRs,;ons wb;chi bel,nc 10
Wa sS,s;a.. ga o,otb;ns sbel,er from Tho
s.s" sOs. ,JI All ,hs. 'von s;va your families.
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