Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-23

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10 notice his assaults, and | do not ropose TO
violate he rule then laid down. lApplause
Personal TO COLONEL MOODY. .l
l. am reminded boWever, passing from this
subject, OF au incident 10 the history OF this
State, just now peculiarly pertinent But
first let me say that among the orators IN
addition to General Cox, there is a somebody
rejoicing in the name Of Colonel Moody,
Whether that is the parsou Cries'ct "lhars
the man, and the mAn wto took two hund-
red dollars, recently, from a soldier for getting
him the post-ofice in Piqua is imma,erial.
TCres OF Give him h-L The mission Of
Granville Moody on this earth seems 10 be to
abuse Clement L. Vallandigham, and the
business OF Clement l. Vallandighsm, know.
IS to submit to that abuse. Laughter
teRsoSAL TO IcuABoD c6RwN.
The last speaker announced for the meet
ing next Saturday is the Honorable Icha-
bod Corwn. Well thought 'Ichabod' would
be written soon upon their banners, for their
glory certainly has departed. Laughter,
| had forgotten the existence of this individ
dsl beg pardon for alluding to him now,
and would not except for a public incident
in bis personal and private career This in
dividus who is invited into Auglaize County
to meet the returned soldiers Of the 9th,
wasthe first armed rebel in the United States
since the whisky insurrecton ! and, to-day,
upon the records ofthe United States District
Court Ichabod Corwin stands indicted for the
crime OF treason against the United States or
armed resistance to the laws and authority
of the United States, which is treason, 10 the
year 1851 [Applauss,l he is a fine speci-
men to be brought here to talk to the patriots
aud soldiers of Auglsizs County, and fulfill
his other mission of abusing Cement l. VAL
landigham. | defended the case in behalf
Of the Msrshals of the United States, who
we're pursued through several counties OF the
State OF Ohio by a body Of seventy armed
men In Green County, the prisoners in
their hands we're rescued by violence from
the United States Marshals Ichabod CorwO
was the little JEFF Davis" Of the rebellion OF
1857, applause who led the armed force Of
the Aoolitionists They we're indicted ior it,,
but through the mistaken kindness of James
Buchanan, Stanley Matthews, who was the
United States Attorney, was permitted TO en-
ter nolte prossqui and that saved lchabod
Corwin from the penitentiary Not for pot-
ical opinions; not for freedom of speech or Of
the press not for standing by the Union as
his fathers made it-but Tor dis0bedience to
the law and armed resistance to the authority
and Constitution Of the United States was
this msu, lchabod Corwin, arrested. l say
through mistaken clemeney, as future events
developed. He escaped, and is one of the
orators Of the occasion next Saturday.
PERSONAL TO CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
We had rebels before JED DAVIS became
the head of the southern confederacy. This
particular rebellion that speak of is one
instance. The case growing out of it was
prosecuted before the United States Court In
that case the Governor of Ohio, Salmon P.
Chase, now Chief Justice OF the United
States, and recently tourist among the ne.
groes Of the Southern States, sent down the
Attorney General of the State, Mr., Wolcott,
afterward Assistant Secretary of War under
Edwin NJ. Stanton, to defend the violaters Of
law aud the armed rebels of 1851, and to
threaten armed resistance in case the decs-
ion was not in conformity with the desires Of
the Governor and the men who belonged to
his political party. Who we're the disunion-
lists then2 They who proclaimed that the
Constitution was league with death and the
Union covenant with hell. Who we're the
Union men then the Democratic party, the
founders OF which, laid also the foundation
of the Union, aud whose statesmen maintain
ed that Union in peace through compromise
without public debt and without direct tax.
alton, without provost msrshals aud without
conscriptions for three and seventy years,
Applause
DEMOCRACY AND UNION.
Who, for the last four years have arrogated
to themselves the cry of Union. The dsun
ionists Of the United States the men who
were headed by those who boasted that they
had lsbored nineteen years to take nineteen
States ou. Of the Union. They stole from the
Democratic party the cry Of Union. The
South in an hour of madness and infstuation
that has brought ruin upon them, allowed
them to appropriate the cry of Uuion by at
tempting to establish an impossible independ-
ent government, instead Of remaining in the
Union, and defending their rights--not their
rights only but our rights--the rights of all
men-withn the States and within the Union
Applause. ..... .aan
For many years the antagonism between
the cry Of anti-slavery and Union, they being
the anti-slavety and We the Union men o.
the country, kept anti slavery, with all the
prejudice in its favor, at bay. The South and
the Den 0cracy of the North were united il
the defense of the Union against the assaults
of the Abolitionists but when the South at
tempted to restablish an independent govern
ment, these men who had bsen avowed dis
unionists for years, immediately proclaimed
themselves the Union party of the conn
try, and thus secured the support OF mill
lions aud millions Of men, who filled up the
ranks of the armies, and sent forth their bes
and bravest to defend the flag of the Unior
which our fathers established. We, who still
maintained the Democratic party were o
opinion that the question of Union and dis
union would recur again, at day not far dis
tant To-day it recurs aJ @ aH
THE TEST OF LOYALTY.