Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-24
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NUMBER 2l,o,s

frrtbar that n n.sTf III, - - nd sI..ss.,v;l
Sssnsa md o,,, thu r. ~ ia,n,'a .s,
,clemencv, moi, for mvsoif, h"2 for tb"so y y,vi,o
istened ~ NV g"S iui inose.wno
thai fsrbmitfed cartai1 tnt y Sypt tr,,S,
Cof NV Hharoes IT fojd tta sS HS
first time I evpr sayv CON. Tn,i v,aa,s JV eno
angujno the multitmds no ngova me- msin on A.
oi;tion;St! that it Voc soNnaubhant H &C.,
NgIstJ fIa1 y an tba vo,,r r,o II IT,
Snan aiS ca6saN va, ~, SS,, rsat tbsoat,S;Z
ease. from yvhicII forsn,.atst11 = H itnr AZ
country. Won nrofass not to hova ryooo,oraSS
iaIIuded 70 vor earlv sneecbes in ynon,sS'
In which vcii resortsd tG tba III ttsrees nar, S'
-sonal abuse of John OtinsvdA A dams. he-
,cause of his relioious ant; ssieyeryIo,sr;o
to 'vour reverentiai con nfession thaf End ha}
killed off General Harrison beca,iise she he wss
an Abofftiohist. Ials6 told the neonls That
Won had. inIlS68 3inIfhe ,Spata ~, TsbnGseaI
Droposed that evenv Sonthern, mo n ahorI.,
sioin none fraternal hng ), nd ,l,,noo ;,,to
rebellion. If fFrem1nnt and TT i,aytdn wnso
elected. RIniaddition To this iin3nS,SsS fhe
audience that i heard Won in tIa,Sedsta IN
December. 1854. ,ienoSnce Mr. -Seward ond
the Repnbljcan Marty as w6oiiy & gr resnnns;h,a
for the niIr(ier6ils raid ~ atbis pId ynon
Brown. % WHOM Won Itbenisfiornatised as
-..nothinp more than ID Imnr,ersr "a rohher
"a thief and traitor, Il sold aIso tbot'Do
not onlv supported RrecLinr;d@e ,hs can- srp
didate 6f IRE avoIIyed 7nistp innists M ~.
after the elecfinn ofIjncoib aHaS;ba ,,,aase
-Iigof Congress In Deremha, ge gseo % a,,5 n,I,,
ana day before, the assembTng of tha Sn,y Sy
.vention which declared South Carolina ont
Of the Union, YOU had, i'm the Senate Of the
United States, made labofed speech. een,-
;bracing a part of two tiays. I'm which iVou
ypositiyelv nledSed vonrsslf In q "ont;noyona yUa
cy which has long since happened, TO ioin
these same rebels, ITO perish In the 'Iast
BREACH" to "burn every blade of lgrassID
and to make YOUR grave, in f.the last in
trenchmentsr of rebel freedom. Itold the
people that heard this speech Idurino the
delivery of which Jeffers6n GTavis offsred
you a most unprOyoked insnlt, The effect of
which | will not now attempt to state y and
that every word of it was designed to con-
vince the people of Tennessee that thew
were an oppressed people aud You theifr
were in imminent danger and that, thew
ought ito demand additional securities;''
that you then and there submitted the fol-
lowing written "basis," Upon which YOU de-
clared an unalterable purpose ito ti9ht the
great battle for our rights:pl az. = -,
g ResOlved, That we deeply sympathize
with our sister Southern States, and freely
admit that there is good cause for dissatis-
faction audcomplaint on their part. on rac-
count of the recent, election, of sectional
candidates to the Presidency and Vice
Presidency of the United States: vet We.
as portion of a people of a slayebolding
communityrare not for seeding or break.
ing up the Union of these States until
every fair and honorable. means has been
exhausted in trying to obtain. on the nayt
of the nonsslayeholding states a. comI,R.
.ance with thespirit and letter of the Con-
.stitution and its guarantees; and when this