Washington telegraph., 1865-11-01
Lr-I-a-a-Li. Carr.srnni.nce Gin. Com

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\ speech in Dayton this evening, ~ 4 large aH-
4i.li1c. He commenced by saying thar his pnr-
pu-a Mns f0 deliberately. calmly, and IN mDlrr-
a.inr IN discuss thn w issues Of TILE hour -
.Of ih. nasr shail have little IN say" said
Ar. N.. .'rzcep. ca5Raliy- Ih. future pro
a-s- t0 touch Lightly, Inl -a 1E- ih that lransi-
iiun state where tae Niarst among H. ~ AT fanlt
I'LL regard t0 what I'LL vrt rr come I'm that fu-
rurr the Democratic party b. an important
mi ssion t0 fulfil It wii fulfil that mission -
hitherto it hns done al others, with wisdom.
with determination, aad With ultimate success
ir N restored Union, rifh al thH States again
under IA common rf ntrIl trov#rnnent, with Ihr.
South once more ia riiIS 80 s>fcThpal. The
rasI. WIZ of The Democratic party, during the
i4 fnur v .rs !l 3-arl t4 tne civil waT, viii
= found not Unlr nnt rlrnra. vi wrAkn=s-,
'irl n tower MI lmrrrEnahla strength III giil
l# thr rrnnntinI agency which Miil bind the
North aHl South together in that Lni0l-Hot
tl4lt aii Union which rET fathers made not
rith slavery. .or that H. pari=hrI. M resalt
ui thH waTi hWt with rh" equality ef ihe States
RIt tlc reserved rights Hf fha States uniirpail-
rii tlat fna Democratic P-r.y intend ID have
a every hazard. OIEs ini-aI will mot I'd tho
coercion nf thr hayOnrf. but the coercion OF the
1-iiOr; AMI in ilc future as in the nsst- we Will
rEHibit thar p-Tin4ritr which Has Wans sven
tnr admiration uf nHr .nefn-s-thaI nrrtinaci-
ty whirH lEnu- MI tD tin Inarlrl oak, il whose
hfsrrhts tlIr rnntHrv-iTing crow Crews anil
di-s. oi personal matters tonight, I ana not
h=Tr. excerpt incidentally, tb treat. IrIr,
harr haun rutHl Esil. without justice, a.ii wish
inhHr-nrvi mad th Object ot continual assault
dnrIrE fhr iast two months ui ilIis campaign
although 4 aiii, as yal all Ennfr, but "A private.
rifTh, HrI Hut N cfntiIHtc ipr amy Office. Nv
business isr anI wi-. La- frDta-silnai-not rO!ii-
iaal. When fnr rum aGirlG +EiErnci-s OF this
campaign shall Lave passed amav, instifiabln
l rN.
assaults which have tEils- will per..narity and
yHlirnca only rlnalei br thpsa WIKI Gill; first four
years. hran renewed upon m..m
lIr. Nahaniingham next referred to local
matters pertaining .g -hr county erection. AZ ID
tAen spli1a Dt Gov MrTton's latr =pcech ia Day
s9H. H. sid:
ton Thursday night listened I'd 4 speech.
addressed tn the Republican party oI Ibis city,
irom Ggv- Oliver ~ Mcrtun, VI Indiana. /
heard ir through It w. iAu first atiictiyn o.
tht k.ni tu winch have BEEN subjected sine.
/ lrft Congress. 4 endured ii with pali.pc...
tnr, although since this persons power iO arrest,
lH4plispl a-l r4acHte Iii political opponents,
la5 passed away, ILL., utteTaucr5 are far is eir-
uiii-lnt. Never heless- nIs position a. Govern
or NY Indiana, and as assumed leader ol thu
aAti-lHmocrltc party ia rne Northwest, rem
drr, what Ae may say gt mo. Importance than
otherwise Id would Le The most remarkable,
thing about that speech was, that, though il en-
llTed III an hour and half, ht never named
NallAnlingham once Not even was al allusion
made I'd him. anu I commend the Governor. not
lur Ai5 lacrMcy, but fDr his good srnse lie
las learned that have friends ia Dayton. aud
that some of lii friends world gladly have
their woes tomorrow, and IT, thought ii TN
wise and inr1pHdiaHt fe assail me; wherefore
Will wait Until times change AMI 20 70 In
alaLlpIlls, wiirn q better Iay ami hour will
have com= to rairr to Gill; brutal personal as
-aults al tlis nl4n Morton, two years ago. when
Wa absent from ihe country Let them pass
Du4 incident alone desire tU make known
He R45 ole oi the chief instigators OF those in
as.ant- arrogant, uucoastitutiUHal military per
sacltiIns- Military Commissions ana viFflance
Committees, tAat lAst sR.aner anu tha summer
oi 6I Sll iu tha city0l indianapolis ID tn men
I1r tAr tremendous off=ns= nl being ttSOns of
Liberty There were among those who com
posed that organization. small BODY of men
aho arr -lal III have cons Erel together, in def
Aucr WA instructions ot lhr known and avowel
FHrp0-H lI that order, tD subY4rt State Govern
Ilrnts if the West, anu drive Ont tna Federal
authorities
''Ot tHat knew nothing until tAe disclosures
were publicly made. Whether these disclosures
ha ,rue ur i-l-r, am lat her. to affirm, for
would n0t convict dn- upon I'LL testimony ot
snrA witnesses as sHulr befur. that Commits
sim. But within tha lat threl m5nths have.
utHH informed by mtn nhu were SAID to y. i'll
lA.s alleged conspiracy whereof DJdi was ths
head"
lii have lron iniYFmRa by them that this
same Governor Morton hal been selected by
heR, witH Hill consent I'd b9 the PresiIan. III
the Northwestern ccntsderacy ia ease the con
spirAcy should prove success. 1 don't affirm
upon lily personal knowledge, tor OF that IL
know nothing. but | io repeat that men who
were concerned, 0r said ro ba concerned in the
conspiracy, have tO M made this representa-
tiun. The conspiracy, OF course, tailed. aud A.
tn MI Dofd had mysteriously made his es-
cape, Governor Morton proved Lis loyalty by
hunting and bounding Democrats all ove- the
State " Indiana; and to-day three gentlemen
ot that party who may nave done wrong but
yet who were entitled t0 arrest by due process,
ot law, and trial BY jury, in Judicial tribunal
ARE ia thc penitentiary Of Ohio for political Of
ftnse, whereof il what these other men say be-
true Morton himself WIS the greatest often
der"
Mr. Nalandingham then went on to criticise
the speech Ot Governor Morton, which he said
was made I'd prepare the way tor the Govern
or's return 10 the Democratic party he suppos-
d. II not as some had suggested, to get him
place IN Dir Johnscn's Cabinet tie denied
that MI. Jehnsons reconstruction policy was
similar to that proposed by Mr.. Lincoln Lin
coins policy, a disclosed in a letter captured
on the remains of General Madsworth, was
universal amnesty in return for universal suf-
| trage; whereas JohnsOn's policy was inInedi-
ate reunion, leaving the suffrage question %
/ the Southern States themselves. MACK.