Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-26
WHOLE NO. 26OS

ities Of the United States as the dierenee between
tne me5 Of la2 and those Of 1851 In 1882 when the
snsle state Of south Carolina. the fec blest of alin
the Union. undertook to array herself pDositon
70 Ine edeIal ,a9tnorlty. and strOve By ordi-
itas unconstitutional Andrew Jackson a native
ofSouth Carolina. and then resident Of Tennes-
THE speker here. after eulogizing jackson. read
from letter written by him during that crisis the
me POINT which was contained IN the words; The
| Union must be preserved without bloOdshed, if
possible. which sentiment was applauded.l
In 1861 jackson had passed away. and slept with
his fathers. Webster had gone to the tomb, Clay
had been laid uWay in that magnificent monument
that lifts its head to heaven in Lexington his native
State; the great men, the good men, the patriots Of
/ the second class Of American statesmen had de-
seended to the grave. A new order OF men prevail
ed. and as arepresentatiye ofthat class, aad as
controlled, say to you there was stateemans
with little nteigenes. not entitled to the name Of
patriot or statesman but who nevertheless. had OBJ
tanned BY some instrumentality seat in the
THE SPEAKER INTERRUPTED.
| Here the SD eakers voice was drowned by groans
| and hoOhngs from the margin of the audience. It
GERS of the meeting on the stand advised that no
| attention be paid to it When the disturbance
| ceased. MI. Nallandigham said, much excited:
| Ihave borne that insult and outrage for twenty
minutes. / don't intend to submit to il any leng-
err" at the same time shaking his fist in the direc
ton OF the hoOting. If there are not enough Dem
Oerats in the crowd, he continued. to clean them
out, win not speak another work Cries of move
them! kick them outp &c, arose on all sides, and
gen eraI rush was made for the disturbers; and for
few minutes there was some sharp fighting. end
ing IN rout Of the soldier boys. as they prov ed to
| be.-REP ORTER.I
DENUNcIATIoN OF THE DIsTURBRRs.
said:
Ny native place IS within thirty miles Of Warren.
have lived for forty odd years IN the exercise Of
my undoubted constitutional rights. one year and
forty days alone excepted. and for that made am
pie amends or shall, trust befOreI shall be cali
ed hence. lCheers L was born, or educated, with
the belief that We live in free country, and that
one of the heritages which our fathers had pur-
chased with so much blood and treasure in the
revolutionary war was the right of every citizen to
think what he pleases in politics. and TO express
what he thinks TO his fellow citizens. LCheers.l
have never failed yet. in the presence OF that right
and so help me, ever living Jehovah Jireh God
never viii while have breath in my body. lGreat
applause i have never mOlested either Wing
meeting, Know Nothing meeting, or Repubh-
where either to absent themselves from such meet
ings or to behave as good citizens. have advised
my friends his Is the third time only to resist TO
the uttermOst extremity any molestation Of their
meetings; and have saidln the hearing OF W hlgs,
Americans and kepQDheans. nat II a Demoefat
presumed to interrupt any speaker OF an opposite
party, with offensive remarks. he deserved to be
knocked down and should have no sympathy Tor
hln II ne WAS. 1t Is q bad rule that don't work
both ways; and it shall work both ways. LCheers.i
This is Democratic meeting. and appeal TO
the reporters notes whether l have spoken one
word here to which any man. the most sensitive.
has right to take exception. came here 70 de-
nounee nobody; to employ no opprobrlous epitnets;
pending an important election. The Constitution
of the State Of Ohio guarantees the right q the
people Peaes feiy 70 y 1SsI So00
or nearly half the voters OF the State. Ghey are
part OF the people of Ohio; and they intend TO hold
their meetings; they intend 70 pc neard, anu tnat
without mOlestation.
VAL. Is NOT TIE President.
If the President of the United States sees fit to
allow himself to be disturbed and to engage IN
Wranging with blaekguardsO on the outskirts Of the
crowd why am neither President nor candidate
for the Presidency. and Will do no such tnlng.-
Laughter and eheers.l My business hereis to talk
to this people about questions in which they are
interested. If 1 am wrong, let your Republican
orators expose my arguLl ents. Let error be t0ler
ated while reason is left free to combat IL, But
Won cannot answer argument with groans. 1 don't
accent any such response. 7 on cannot break up
our meetings so that We cannot be heard. Ihat
was tried on me. man BY the name Of burnslae'
backed By another named Lincoln, tried that eX-
porimeut [Cheers.l They thought to close my
mouth but it is rather large ms titutiOn; 1t won't
stay closed. lLaughterJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VVben interrupted was speaking of a Senator of
III limited States whom described as not pelng
statesman an9 tba Of the SeksOn.C handler
~ Miehigan--whO said that without little blood
letting this Union would not be worth rusn; we
triad to settle this question by compromise. stood
fhere with Crittehden and the old line Wings and
wltn ms nemoerats,S a Ssttsmpted BY some adjustment
ed in vain. Judge Douglas answered the question,
who is responsible2 rem ember when he said he
n =
rbt Of blazing images Of himself set on hre by his
enemies: i remember when he stood on the plat
form at Chicago Tor four hours trying 70 SPEAK e an
audience that would not permit him to do so. Now
he Is a patriot, and pilgrimages are performed to
his tomb BY men not one Of whom ever voted for
him So it will be, trust WI IN other men, enough
nv own name may be forgotten. know the men
who stood true to the Constitution and liberty in
he worst times of the country will be fragrant and
n ,-S ,bsn sIl reeoIleetOns of their Prosecutors
shall have passed away. lCheers.
Hear Whist Douglas said on 4he ID Of June, 1867
The whole responsibility for our dlsagreements In
aiusting these questions. and the only one in the
vTav of their amieable adjustment, is with the Re
publican party. Iney ad Felecs u; noI a Senatof
voted for any proposition OF compromise adequate
to the occasion.
NOTHING SETTLED BY THE WAR.
And in this strain the speaker rehersed the
scenes connected with the secession OF the South
ern States closing with the language Of President
lincoln in his inaugural address: Suppose yeu
20 TO war, you cannot fight always and when af-
fer mneh loss on both sides. and gain on either
o Iii have the Old identical questions as 10 terms
And iTst so IL Is to-day We are here after six
years in the midst of the very questions of 1860
ne terms Of intercourse upon which we will live
with the people of the South. There were then
i've in the Union with the Northern people, unless
thew had guarantees that the North WouldnOt mo-
lest them. And now. az tne . END Of the war. ths
he SOuth unless new terms are adopted The Is
sue then, is terms Of intercourse with the South.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE DEMOCRATIC PA RrY.
The President of the United States. the Demo-
cratic party and that portion OF the Republican
party which follow the President. proclaim that
these terms shall be none other than the terms
Of the Constitution Of the United States with one
only, and that already adopted. We
nOld that, By a proclamation OF the President,
hs war now Is t sSd now su5mittns to ths bur-
iens Of the Government. never having been out
Of the Union, they are entitled to ne dement's OF
proposition? How did they forfeit them, and for
now long2 By resisting Federal author and
attempting to sstao5SI 5 s3 % Fsdsra s1tbor
" they did forfeit their rights and privileges OF the
Government; but these states oelng sui N me
Union we're entitled to representation by men
having constitutional qualifications men VINO
could take the constitutional oaths, men who now
are patriotic or i y4S enoSS5e zoos b as 1;o5 ms Prs goes
But the Republican party, through congress,
Iays no, we must have new Consututl9n. OF part
y new and accordingly proposed amendments are
.eauired to be adopted. under and by which alone
States that were, eonfessedly never out OF the
Union will be allowed to come back and be rep
.esented. Will you have the old Con stitution, or
will you have new one -0ne not maoe oy " ash-
ngtOn. Madison Jay and A9n1ltOn nOt @ 9SiSn r
md Ca alhOuns, and DOugases ana CaTses q tor-
ner days; but the one amended oy me Tt ~ lsSns'
nd the Wades and the So gners, and InaG- Ste
-en ses of modern tines This is the issue. Choose
e between them. -.- I....
SOMETHING ABOUT JOHNSON.
Vow ,ba President of the United States has pro-
laimed By which. heneetortn ne Is % os sgqyerneq;
1e Qualities necessary to carry out hls intentions
moi know he is as sincere and Just as earnest
nj ob-tinate as any mortal man that ever walked
!, aorf5 They may kill him. depose nun, II they
At the power TO do it. but he viii never yield.
Now The Democracy having no power 70 ProSlain
noIie, oftheir own, have accepted the RreSldents
oiev If restoration. 1t was consistent with tnelr
rincipIes and their usages. We were eOmmltted
!, II h onr fathers. We did love the CONSTITUTION;
= 80 oITays loyal men. was Union man
hen W endeli Philips proclaimed that ne 1 wanted
49, = ninsteen free States out OF the Union,
~ - = rIion man when Lloyd Garrison, one of the
-i9bt Ii1bts Of this new party, was every. week
,nding Through the press that lntamu9s, GlSioyaI
-ociamsfi6n that the Union was IeIsue with
- .,5 - o CsnstitutiOn a covenant Win hell"
only made Democratic speech at NJ; M Vernon,
=. -rsssstsd taken to prison, brought before 4
iIitary Commission. and oanished from my
untry for year and forty days, or until IN took
q responsibility of returning myself. LCneers,l-
1t there was no power of the Executive TO seize
M break down his doors. and mareh MN between
file of soldiers to Military Commission
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