New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09
OHIO.
SPEECH OF GEN. sCHENcK.

SPEECH OF GEN. sCHENCK.
In a speech in Cincinnati on "Wednesday last, Mr.
Then the which trying this Fal-he question
enc" i Andrew Johnson the President himself the cmlo,
mcni the power Of the United states the people
through their Representatives those who constitute the United
Siatc fAppunsc And the struggle therefore Is between
Johnson and The pope-whose VII shall pc'a-and Just rs
you shall decide thai question ut the polls 40 VIII YOU decide
whether johnson shall be- your whether YOU the co
pie will prove yourselves b, your assertion 10 be- his MASTER
an Ia. had gone bcforc upon this differ Aud
this g Is ordinarily called question between ihe Prs
dent Hd eongrcss j. question rally be~een the President
an people Now there time. You see from The
declaration from the document from which have read a. my
text tonight when johnson agreed win US upon al thse
several points. IN the first place be- cant help admitting by the
course @ hnd taken That he ngfres IN Tue CS ,'
j. nu particular mode whoever may q" ~ H when sur
Ia have It's Goyernust restored Ia H. There were II States
To seven Whn became the other iour' His plan WHICH
now css hi. policy which j. 20 be great Snscra ior the
of the body polite, apple. onl, 10 seven. What 81 the
four Iy admitting that he has applied his policy TO &C
other four be- admits the whole OF PROPOSITION that there IS
no particular form b. which state j. 10 De restored
SPEECH or SENATOR WADE.
In an address 10 the sane audience Senator Wade said
Nooyermcn except our owa ever grounded on moral
principles The Declaration Of Independence asserted that all
free and elnsL Bat Ebsa the Constitution wac
framed principle al With this doctrine was admitted aud
their structure fell becaa.c grounded upon principles
Of night Georgia and south Carolina laycheldng states
and cy said We viii never come into io, mon unless We
compromised II veuA have been belier il our fore
fathers had told them to 81 to The devil In their own
drawn their sword snd settled rh- matter then Conpro
misses deccitfi yr the osins difficulty would cone up
again IL ls The Of the >cnth increased TO such an
10 threaten the nion with disruption and another
compromise madr which that south beon certain
line slavery should exist aud not noTth Of H. Bn ts ala 10Y
settle The matter That compromise sn on ti l'-Lac nrl
who made il being called great statesmen They ought to b.
living now 10 take hold Of the difficulties thai We ne
present day But these compromise, were pelminaris To th
and wond have been bccr for oir ioelathc' to Crap
PIE with the difficulty early aud war was Ia come 10 rt e
made Tor these difficulties could not b. settled b, conpfo
misses.
GEN. CARY IN Favor OF THE AMENDMENT
Several OF the COppcThead papers OF Ohio having stated
that the eloquent orator. Gen Cary, opposed To the
Constitutional Amendment, that gentlemen has sent me
following card TO The Cincinnati G0:cIG
CoILE,TOEs OFFICE L. ;. INr Rgy-
SFCoNp DsIHcr 81 ONO CNclNNNL Oct. 10"
during The present political canvass 1t i due To- myrs eh
friends that dene position proper di'eharsr o, ~!
cal discussions Having disposition 10 conceal my 'e"s o
eyale responsibility aay however say thai an IN yo, o.
the states 10y The present torsc,, IT. provisions nc W,
iu,t and maenaninou' And further that ha'e no 'ympaF
with and will never under sny circumstances vote Tor any ,'h
adate for any ofce, who opposed the Goveramcn IN n"s
SPEECH FROM yALLASDIGHAM
On Thursday evening last, Vaandi zhau made an al
dress the Democrats Of lios,vlc, Butler County tie
announced that he was much IN iavor OF the orgH1
Constitution that he would not have the Amendment
abOlshng slavery in because he regarded 1t as VIOLATION
OF the fundamental principle Of that instrumcnt-oh ,he
ground of State rights. Tie made bitter attack upon nr
Lincoln Tor keeping such men as seward Hunter bntet
Turcn and others in office. He supported the fres-
dents policy which was enuncnted year BACK pul 10
later but thought il would have been for the good o Tue
country II the Executive had agreed 10 the terms oil me
Shcrhin-Jo johnson compact. He objected TO the word
loyal being used instead OF patrotc proclaimed hIm
self Democrat and forever even II the Nailohi
Convention Of the latter in 1865 was no larger than
county convention; and said he did not regret purse
dunng the war, as he acted upon principles ~h~le be-
Ueyed be- right He said that Congress could not I'M
neach the President and would not attempt 70 depose him.
On this point Mr. v used the following language;
But 40 matter let warn al concerned thai ths pre-
tended impeachment this intended dcposing Of the President
win be resisted the last extremity He ~ Prslu'ht WeF
The Constitution and has precisely the same rE 10 eHeic,
Tie duties Me office the end OF his term March ls'
that members Of the House ar any "thF o inc
officers Of GoYcrgmeut have and these men VIII ma mon
inca oak aud steel defend him m the enjoyment
OF that right We want war-alo'e AL ho more cav
war but NJ they viii force 10 shall be- 10 VIII be war 70 Wo
knife aud the knife TO the hlt.
The balance Of the speech was devoted 70 an attack upon