The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-17

crat. cxecnt onr. and every Northern Dcmo-
cr,tt and Western Democrat without CN-
ccptiOn--I voted for The Crittpuden prOpo-
sitions IN ordc,, tint war miuht be
aycrtpd. did NH that NV humble
cap1cfty--nn that my strGnpth and
influence could accompiisb-to achieve Che
prcnt purppsp. .npd 1 ,iil urrInrp In New
York. .ip Noypmbcr. lSGO tbnt ne a l,enresept-
ntivc. would NOT vote n dollar whereby a
dron of kinrric,n blond should he shed in
a citil wur And now. ifT nm, only runblpd
to make good tbnt declaration 10 the last
hour oru,v ma. / shall hnyn n,nt. rousoG,..
tiou which lmheld the ,rrpnt lfoN In his dv-
! inp tnon,pnts Whom. liifiuw M his rvcs.
iust before thc, clos,yl ON oii mortal scenra.
he CNclaimcd. "l thank God. ns pnss
AWAY from earth. that In "A service of lorry
venrs I'm parliament. have mover tiltprc,l
"A word, or Given "A VOTE. which Inns caused
I thp shc,ldin,r Of nnp drnn or ptitigb inland -
/ But This Vn. hriorp thr ,ynr--bpfore Tho
Z presidcntiol clprtion.-I vns sprkiuu to
avert tho choice of Abraham I .iucnIn. who
had united with William II. Seward i'm
lurnclaininu mo dortrinc of fbc irrpnrpsai.
] hle r,nuirt ,,hirL / Lnr,,. ,,,,st ,as,It 4,
/ biood.hrd. N0rr tlr war Lod broken out.
/ tbourh aid nor chn,irc nv opiuions. nv
cn,t,sc of co,iaurt nrrrs.nriiv Ins rhnnrci
/ Wan. ,yts "a GNrl Clct. | could mat nv,i.t IL
Inritlrr couid / orrcst H. nud In. thr nnl,,
! spccrh. cxccnt one. ,hot delivered. unlil
] the rnd of th, second romnnion. I mo
claimed thut il vps "A ijNpd iact. and that.
/ like , ,,isr mann. / would uot stt,,unIe
nruiuai ,yLot vns iupvit,ilr AMI nrrn,n
|plishcd HAVING hpcu reared i'm thr Dom
/ ocrnilc school I said that believed. inns.
much ns war had come. the Government
| Va4tntitlrl ia dpmaud ns much moury
/ and mon ,s thr prrsidrnt niuht rolI fni,
| without opposition of any Kind, until mn
/ npnrgl conld he made TO the nronlc to de-
/ tetu,inn the uuastiou. And unon thot doc
triur / ortrl tI,nunhoui. rnnld not uur-
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! support of the appropriation of SIS millions
Of dolltf, on the day ailrr the Thirty
cnlh congress met, to pay the three months
| volunteers, the men who went out with
! heart Iull oi patriotlsm' without bounty.
| without even pay secured by Congress
| such was my position during the war. But
did not change my opinions. | have net
| changed them yet. have nothing to take
! hac k-ncilher u vote nor n VOID spoken
during the last five years. why did OPP
| pose the inception of this war? Because.
! FIRST believed that coercion, war. could
not restore the Union. Who was right. aud
! VINO Wrongy How stands the east? Is
| the mon reeto"Nd' II 20; l ulshllSs lniS
lheell'S. ! iaUlourh lle ele'iloh, ana de-
hoUI'r the ifeslueht Ior' unu'r ialsr pre-
t'hS'S, falSing u 'iaih"r tnro'ghont the
| country ny mas ne Il polieN ol reslora-
! lloh Why mas congress p"llcS ol recon
slrucll"ll' II thc thloh IS restored! IS the
war oN'rF \ Voiee-"No
Inc laie war Is sover; the next Is to come
Shall digreSs "A moment To tell You how
iiS easily tod IheN have proclaimed L
ALREADY -HinGhnm' WILSON, Wade, Ste
Nchs- ne Leaders oi the kepubllcnn party
| eN'ryN hcre. Under pretense OF impcach-
ment' 'hey mean to depose the President
lmprar Nmcnt say that isnmild, gentle,
= cons lblltlonal Word-though 1t Is absurd
| IN The extreme To talk OF impeaching q
| Iresidcat for supporting the CONSTITUTION
aud ualnlaining the Union. They will
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