Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-13
!, What Thad.- Stevens Says and

What Thad. Stevens Says and
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sThe Osacinnati Commercial sent it's cores.
pondent, MACK to Georgia to talk with
ALEXANDER Il. STEPHENS and to get his
views of men and things, and to describe
theFmanner he lived, the number of SER
wants he employed and what dresses he
wore.a MACK performed the part of Jen-
kins SO wen, that the Ne,c York Herald has
sent its correspondent to look after TEAD.
STEVENS THAD. at the moment, happened
to be in communicative mood, and, strange
to say told many truths about his friends,
aswell as the future of his party. Weg give
some extracts: ias79 - affs zoi solaYoE 81 -7si-
GIVES seHENeK AND BINGHAM DIG-No
= CoNFIsoATIoN THIS SESSION. Fs4
Question by your Correspondent
YOU intend. Mr. Stevens, to press for your
'mild" con1scation in the approaching ex-
ira session.?
MIC SStevens-Probably not I3have
taken wide ground in stating what de.
sire. My position Is that there is plenty of
time in the future to complete this work.
The conquered provinces will still be out
lying conquered provinces of the Unired
States, until admitted as States of the
Union. AS to the coming session, I sup
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shall only be able 20 patch up the old law.
resolution fSeclarin9 all that has been done
a;rol ~ O.. .nIo nSs
men as Sehenck- Bingham and Others have
noZbone in their backs and no blood
In their veins. 8 Shellabarger stood almost
alone in the Ohio delegation, for the right
and, he-made some noble speeches while the
reconstruction fight was going on. The
rest We're utterly aemorallzed.H After try
1ng every sloe Wino ana expedient 20
GRIPPE or deIeas the Mliisary bni, Gney
Votea LOT u, ana we snsll ,s nnu tnem o2sng
tns saIne asain,. II ssuS seiIe way g'Iey
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II was nronosed that Congress shouid Itself
name the Generals who were to command
-+he uo eonnnaraJ tarr;toru vsos J;v;Jed but
ss sd tbst mas = loored lite
an ipfeTference with the eiiscipline of the
to make the Selections: but some of onr
friends said. sOb. let the President do If If
can do no harm :, and so we LET IL oo at
that, @
JEALOUSY OF WADE THE DESTRUCTION TO M
PLACEMENT.
sE oaestion4You think, then. that reso-
luton OF impeachment could not now be
carred! rs rzs-.s
Mr; Stevens M.nE not. ~ ,ooutd be de-
Ieaeea on dccoaae OF Jeas1Isy on ne part OF me
GppoHe1sS ~ oen9eoT , o. ~ uae. ne c0ntest
0eeeoeen ~ :, dde. ata fessenaen sIor he tress-
ssoos ad o oy ,r ;ats Ss a 70
1revent Wade from, Occupuino he PresidentiGl
chair, euera for a lsi,aole dan. After Wade's
election. Blaine. of Maine. said on the floor
of the House. ssTbis CONGRESS- will never
vote impeachment. We don't want any
of Ben. Wade's sSheIIvwapuers, around the
White House," 1t is this sentiment that
viii defeat impeaehment. Every little
tricky noJifieia n Who wants this man for q
nostmaster or that man for constable and
Soes notthinly pa., Wola ,,,;iI 80 III,
what he wants viii onnose-;t NJ Ai-'
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ASrooLtSANem LII De AIALED By CoNr
sssEhNAIisM IN NEW YORK.
Question-Whaf do you, think, sir, of the
Seohdition OF the Republican party in New
York State? - 80
- MI rsSteUans==I thin lyon will he killed
b bsoy eopserya yatlsn IN New 4 ork. four Re-.
nass or sastisS ,s.;n.;,,ia o ,osr,.
: platform wasSene of the most absurd. and
.cowardly that could be adopted in a coun-
e try running rapidly to radiealism. Gree
ley has generally spit upon such platforms; !;
but suppose he will be for still more di-
sluted one next year. Yourrepresentatives