The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-06
Vallandiglam OH Free Speech.

On the 18th, ult., Mr.. Vallandighanl
addressed u large audicnccat Warren
Ohio, on the politics of the day. In
the midst Of his apccch he was inter
ruptcd, and his voice wholly drowned
by groans and hootings from the Rad
icals on the margin Of the crowd. lie
paused, and when the disturbance
ceased, the following occurred, as
given BY the reporter 0fthe Cincinna-
u Gazette: go. r..t H.. l"r
Mr. Vallandigham said much excited
IL havo borne that insult and out.
rage for twenty minutes. | don't in.
tend to submit to it any longer" at the
same time shaking his fist in the dircc.
ton Of the hooting. "If there are not
enough Democrats in the ccowd," he
continued, "to clean them out, vii
not speak another word" Cries ot
"move them !" kick them out!' etc
arose on all rides, and II general rusl
was made for the disturbcrs and for ;
few minutes there was some sharp fight
ing, ending in the complete route ofth'
soldier boys, as they proved to be.
Quiet having been restored, Mr.. Val
landigham said:
leone here as free born native cit
izen of Ohio. My native place is with.
in thirty miles of " arreu. have lived
for forty odd years in the exercise OF
my undoubtcd constitutional rights,
one year andifoty days excepted, AMI
for that made ample amends, or shall
| trust, before ! shall be called hence.
Cheers. | was born, or educated
with a belief that we live in free
country, and that one Of the hcritag"s
which our fathers had purchased with
50 much blood and treasure in the rev
olutionary war woS the right Of every
citizen to think what he pleases, in pol
tics, and to express what he thinks to
his fellow -citizens, Cheers.
! have never failed yet. in the pres
cnce OF an ASSEMBLY, i'll the exercise Of
that right, and so help me, everything
Jehovah, .Jirah, God, navcr will while
| have breath i'll my bod. Great APP
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