Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-24
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Nv gotes ~; H A "a WIG fbejT Senators and
~. Issnrssen T ves from Sand there
fore he das;raI Z constitnti6naI, amendment
20 cnnensI tbem n he sent How now does
tSe matte matter stand n tbe Constitution Of the
conntrvS One nroyision proyides that no
STATE. witbont lis consent, shall be deprived
of ;ts renresen ID lion In the Senate: and now
nbol az We fndp hWe And the,nosition
toLon thot states shall not he renresented.
that We nav 'in1hose taxes On The States:
that We NAV send ohr tax GA therers TO every
nortion of, SEate. thaE the Deopie are to be
oonnnressed with taxes: INT when tiev come
hare SaTe tCS1 III 1narticinate N the LEGISLATION Of
me onnntrv they are met Al. Ike door and
told. L M. Won must nav .yonr taxes !:
Jon ynI,st hear the burthens of the Gov
srnment. but Won must not participate in
The IegisIatiom az the'country which IS to
sfIeot you 6nr all timeu Is this lust? ['!No,"
sno So TThen, I sav. let MS admit into the
conncjiis II ,the nation those who are un-
nicfaL, nv and. .tIneo1ivoealIv Ioval.i those
men, 1wuhn1 acknbwledge their allepiarce
to tha 1h joyarnmenf and swear to!
snnnnporf o M CONSTITUTION. 1t is all en-
6raeed in thatMtfe .ampIifcation OF an
oath makes no difference. If a man
is, nht IovaI Von NAV adopt whatever Test
5at6 yo,, nSy nIeessa to nrove his LOYALTY. m
I'LL s;i I,bs rdheiIinn was going M fix Conl
stitnt;o, ,,es rniiad m ~ a niece N lnarch-
nonnt II ~ wss vinlatsd in Same nartici,-
iars 20 sava thh Cavern rnent- thern may
have baen some eyct,se To instifv II. NIT
nn,y tbot nneace bas Come. now that the war
is HM aver sS We want 4 written Constitution.
ana tns dawn @ mas nn+olI JT SeaS T f. and 3
IndorSiand ne nrovisinns. Il came hare tb.
uinS;da ta tbs CAnstitntion. and To save II.
II d6es seam to me- that ercroach,
noart Nor1 encroachment Ia nronos-
aJ 5f1N Stand toNdav nrenared = so
Eo 5as Y =, con 70 resist Y these
encrooc cb noeents unon the Constiti,tion and
Cav GovernnDent, IT telI the annonents of this
Soyernment I care NOT fro,n what oIarter
tbev cnme Van WHO arc onsared in the work
NJ breakinS m the GnyerrnIent nv amend
O,ents ~ ths 6onstitntioh that the nrinci-
nies y : frea Svern rnet1t are deenIv rooted
In the American heart. All the powers
romhined. I care NOT of what character,
cannot DESTROY that great instrnmeY1t-that
great chart ~ Freedom. They nav ,seern ~
ssnccshd Tor q tinoe. hnt their atfeyntts vvilYi
hn fIhnu fhlnk
Sohe ht n acone1rrsnt cesolntion. INIT when
If is sflbmitted 70 the I1opiiIar Judgment and
nonnIaf Will. they will find that they might
80 we'll undertake to Introduce ares6lutfon
To retha1 the laws of gravitation as to Keep
this ftnion from being restored. 1t is lust
about as feasible TO resist the great law of
gravitation, which binds all to the common
ieei,ter as that great law which will bring
hack these States 20 their regular relations
With the IJnion.I I,ia9Ni5' "!'" "'F
II have detained Won longer than intend
cd IA voice. HG6 On.nl we are in a great
srrhSgIe. I am yolr Instrument Who is
tharS RI Al T have not toiled and labored forP
Where is the man or woman, either in pub
liz 81 private life who has not always re-
ceived INV attention or NV timer Pardon
fhe eSotism. They saw that man Johnson
"a a tIicLv man. that no man can defeat me-
T.wfIIfEii Won what Constitutes luck. 6Itlis
doinG' ri0ht and being for the oeopIe.. That
is what Constitutes GOOD luck Some how
al. other. the Deople will find ont and under
stand who Is for and who Is against them:
Thave been I,laded in as MANY irving Dosi-
tions as anv mortal man was ever placed
In. hut SO far i have not deserted the peo-
nla and 7 believe they will .nnt desert me.
What .nrinciple have i violated ? What
sanf;mantI have 7swerved ffroIn2 Can
tSay nnt their finger uDon IL pfI Have Won
beard themg IDoint ont any diserepaucv
Wouo yom hoard them 'iGuote nv nyeI
dacossoy n yvbo fell. A. Enartvr To his, oo11n-
trv,s canse. as going In onbositionl or i'm
coJntrsdicIion to3nvthinptha have. tIoneP
Tha,,,JeyST nGlicv that Am now nnrsninU
mos nnrs,,ed bv me under his Administrae
H., 7 I having heen annojnted nv him 10 a
tto.Ij w.. .,.,si,;o,,, f6r thot. ,,,rnoso- IN