The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22
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Below We give extracts from South
ern papers. showing how the Militia.
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dinerent parts oi 'ne Sou'u' Noh''
ment upon them Is unnecessary:
The Richmond Examiner, while
asserting that the measure is "an as-
saul; ON every cherished principle OF
government" SAYS
that IL mas earnestly counseled it's
/" fellow subjects to dismiss from thcil
minds lbe idea that the impending
dangers coulj be met by absolute in
action" ave rcpcat," he contin
urs. "tbat the law Is an unjust,liablc
optraoc. we repcot that nothing can
add ,0 ;ts horrors so much "a the in.
action of the pcople."
The Wbiv says. The passaue
,brouUh the Senate of yirpinia by
tho veto of % To 4 of the bill colliny
a convention nnder tho Sb,rmon
SbelIaborger law foreshadows. we
annb, NOT tho action of ovorv State
of the South. BE the result of this
action what IL mov--successrul OF
Observation-Disclosures /, shall placc
in our hands the organization of tho
state. or whether our efforts shall bc
frustrated Inv the Uunnicutt faction.
we will have demonstrated that W,
are not disposed To wage an unneccs
s,rv warfare against Compress. and
that we do not rashly and wan,onl,
court radical yengence with il,
l,iroo,o,od confsco,ion This ia N,
,imo for continental lcyislation. no,
10 II nroner that we sh9uld 90 ont o
onr wov IN nick n fresh quarrel will
those who hold our destinies in th,
hollow of their hands. Eyerybod,
knows that we are under the pressur,
of n stern necessity. and not from
choice.
Tho Enouircr saws:
We are not in any sense responsi
blc for the law. or its enforcement
and can, without dishonor to our
solves. obey il =
Obev tho law and opneol to th,
courts
THO Norfolk Dov Rock say
nromnt action alone can forestall In
Radicals. and then turn an unmeas
nroJ OIL rolontloss evil into a martin
"ood ro nrosorvc ony naIitirn
s;,,h,a ord ,,ouor 10 tho whi,o mo,
- ,to S,oio oor,on,ion nus, Il
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Coyornnrs vor Ion;si0,mraS - ~
S,o,os oro ,oe,od w;,I, ,ho no,or !,
ossombIo convon,;ors ror nrrnooa =
sccuring tho renuted benefi,s Jcrivo
Ilo ,,o,s, 80, aoiIod ,,nro;,,I ,,.,,,,;a
ions. hnt ,hot tho r;nbt IN ni'as,;n' pUS
hnIongs cn,irclv to Tho ot,icera or
Inointed hv Tho pros;don, 20 ,ho oon,
monI Of 10 nil;,or, J;s,r;o,a os H.
south Wo oro aIa1 tho, ,Lis ;s II,
case "a il vii, nrsvont INV hostv a,
ton ON the nori of tre irronres,;hl
dirt caters who bove alreodv ,aLo
the preliminary stems toward REQ,
youil,tioo
Tho PoIo;nh Stordord ,ora ,ho H.,
,r of evkn7,ss;om ,hnrrr, hanl
| Ho;n Tho om,v n,os,;nn =, d;m',,,
iv ia wbo,bor,Lo nor,v wh;oh nnno.
,Lo orono,.,rnI,,;a,, .ra t', ppU,
he normitted ~ go on bv ;,seIf an,
secure its benefiIs or TIM. all sbonl
participate. II very ratiouollv con
cludes chat the latter course is tb
wisest.
The Wilmington Journal depre
Gates hasty action and wants to SO
what construction the President mn,
on the act before making anv move
ment.
The Fayetteville News saws TN
sole question left is the best form O
The Goldsboro News counsels til,
DpOlDlD 10 1DcGDI Inc woke winch thnN