Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20

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atlers Whfn e9 Sley \ iraeu l ZIP 9oyer- 9oyer
inent. .,..,..-,,
,his ~ ;s % - Ian,antohIe, U foCt thot nnanit;nd
are 60 inw;sa that aIthon0h we lived many
| vaars n naaGa and withonf j,scori Nat twlaIh
fhe states vel wa haveIinst emerged frbn,l
n terrible civil war. That rebellion has been,
mt down hv the sword. Rnt NV friends
| lei no man sI1nnnse tbaE0 beroi,se force
| has bsen 4rnpl5vedy' and 1s,,ccRssfIl-,
! ivI ieninlo6pd--iet no man, sunnose that
because our rehellion. : has heen nut,
down nv force tbat this GoyeTrn6 eT6 nIenf ceSff
ran raiGna Nhe nernaiiated hv h{nrral
M oreag Govsrnrnent has ever existeditbat
did not nut down one or more rebellions,
But This did not save them from Intimate
| Hestrnction, If thev rested ON force alone.
\ Wehaye nut down a Great nTpbellfon. but
let no man Bdppose thatthis secures us for
thefuture against the fate of nations. Let
! no man suppose that we can now safely re-
iect the inilinctions of our fathers TO cult
yate MUTUAL resbect and Injection for each
Otlier that we can now ignore these teach
| ings and rely,on the Cespotie idea of force
| alone. - -.-.......i ...-
| No man has more respect than I have for
| those who 90 forth to do battle for their
| country. But war lis a terrible ealamitV.,
! at best. Surely the history of the world
! has TAUGHT this. Surely war should be the
| last resort OF all. " .". MOI q. .'.'''''' III
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nno ,,rnoe m m,,ns,ion e monro 'S',fTro go :
enothsr t is tba constitutionaI m dyTI4
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| b1 fnrcoY" TTesa ara tbe groyn dnestions :
! lS,omtod Uorf I;osi ti,o d;fr.ra,,co Loe
n,no,, th1 t,,,o ,,,rt;Gs ''io Uio' i'' - Nv ~
,rTa S"0 aSOant;oIP ;dao IS tho ,ol;o,, of tbo
| paiiaois 4, to on,snr,, tba Grth' y, tho
s,yorG F1T'5air rnng M V%S ~ - VTy
Fla white nenn,e down % tbere and Sive5tbs
,.inht 70 'oavern n, tho nerroes s1d then
| c6ntroI tho ronrocs hv ,nnoos of tba Erood-
nang, P;iroan rS IL that bnt -
hv tba S(yord9 Wbat IL ~ 'hnt govern7
n,ant of Tho sword thotI conld nernntnata
;tSoT H., thot. ,vov,S IT. ia tn treat liz Somth
nS ToeIo,I M $50. TraiomG or PTsSio Zoo
Poian5 '' nn ki,gtr;o t,nats Iirns."rI, NJ,
fbnt nsonb hos rafrrno5 WIN e x i,vo con
Snt S"sy ayoo p ,,oion of oil tho Stot on6 nor
= nr;on of a nortionof the StatesS TN 9th
ay HnOrds M y'C.oSt connot we have tho son,o
| G6yernment CHAT Washington and his com
| peers founded eGoVefnfnentthey founfa
! ed so gloriously. Applause.r IluIw siur,
Now, nv feliow-citizens, that this is the
case, look at the difference between the tone
of the Radical speakers and the Radical
press, and the speakers and men that sup
port the policy of the President of the
United States, Good craftsmanship and
! common sense required, at the close of
| this terrible war; that we should 90 to
work with all lour might to heal up
the wounds o that the war had caused,
and to restore harmony throughout the
Hand Was not that plain common
|IsenseP OILY eight years after the for1na-
tion Of our Government, it was necessary
for Washington, In his Farewell Address,
ito entreat the people,to frown down all at
|Itempts to create Sectional feelings and to
| stir NJ, sectional animosfties. and thirty
wears after for President Jacksou,a i'm his