Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-24
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The UhionY VIII such a-policy of hatred.---
IteHenge.. and spi5it otyeppstant mistrNst
Will bring about a -reconciliation2- AL
history proves the c0ntrarY. I was o1g OF -
the number wti0 Believed feedre llattohNe
,tetly impossible, but 1 heard Americas
igreAtesBse eKolar, sal0AeE M1tH SsoIne sOf fyORHT
gentlemsny .uP0Rthauhi uhiGhtsuOfa attEshprR..-.
as slhe pronounced the eulogy over the graves
ofofT f1l aIi bravb Jtip0p THAI
of America, teach QUITE a diffeteht,, andiu
more hopeful doctrine. Did you not hear
the lessons he there tau 4litl and SO amply
proved from the pagesh Of History NnNA
Shall not remain nnreeonOiledy said Ever
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hSao Is mot natre IN scSGEae1Ge @ Rs laws a
gracious Providence has SO cohstituted our
natures as that violent degreeOf passion
e1Sercised.ln one 3ireeti on. Is sooner r6pIAter
followed by reaction an the opposite, and
the sooneEso for ,itsEviolepces NrthiaFere
not so, and were hetred always returned by
equal, and still sttonRet feelings Of hatred.
il Injuries inflicted Ied' TO still greater ibju-
ries, and retaliation 0fnecessity led toBtill
greater retaliation and f0reVefan acounu5VY
lated compound of hatred and revenge were
the result, then for thQpsaRdgy Of years this
world, had been made full of demons, and
earth be made a perfect heii.. But u n .
not so; all history stells,pssit Is not so.
Have you forgotten ID Eyerett's ,recita=,
tions, from history. How the war OF
the Roses in England had LASTED af0ffO
thirty years from. the bsttle of St lAlbausRA
in l455 to 4S5, One of the sAsreest civil T,,,
wars known in history. How eighty prin-
ces of the royal blood had lost their lves, no
almost annihilated. The strong satb6ch-
ment which men then bore toward their
kindred, and the Vindictive spirit RHlehs
the thenage0f the,wOrld. it was o0nsderT
ed q, point Of honor 70 maintain, rendered,
the great families I'm placable enefnies.S Butt
when Henry VII went up from BOsworthzai
field to mount the throne, because in him
centered the titles OF the two contendink'
houses, he was received everywhere with 10
joyous acclamatiOnA asone sent fromheaF-s
en- to put an end to their terrible, dissep7,-,
tions, and give peace and prosperity to then
country INV Eh'lgInb sarI oldgdoIq si I'll
How the great rebellion in England, fromb -
1920 to 1870 lasting twenty years-ended
suddenly with the return of Charles th0I
Second. 1t was another proof that theSsa
estIanged might become rec0nciled, Those,
were twenty years Of Ciiscord coniifct.s
civil war, confiseation, pIundery havoc and 10
destruction. A proud hereditary, pserager
trampled in the dust, national church
overturned; its clergy beggared, Its most ,"
eminent prelate put ito sdeathg aymilitaryJ
I'despotism established on the rpipsn of,Ad.
monarchy which had existed for seven hum
dred years, and its legitimate sovereign
brought to the block; alb this andsm0resm
done tosembitter and estTange q people, and
madden the ocontending factions and yet
by no gentle tfansition' but suddenly, when iai
the restoration Of affairs appeared most
| hopeless, the son of the beheaded sovereign
| was brought back to his fathers house, To- y
his bloodrstained throne, with such upiVeH1E
sal and inexpressible joy, as ledlthe merry
monarch to exclaim, "He doubted 1t was
/, H,tsI L.
for he saw no onewho did not protest that is7
he long since wished for his return"
IN wonderful way did God bfihg to-
end that cruel1 rebdlli0n.a fVithout ifnFtherssd
reci4ngv the INSTANCES .oecyErjng in Ger,
many, Italy and Rome in earlier ages, We
should still further impress the 1ees6nnlI
taught by the termination of the FrenchS1s
revolntio9,jWhic took place, since. the
adoption OF our own Co1stitutfon.H The
| Reign OF Terror Is understood by aHgtSAms
iblacker page of crimes can scarcely vbeonI
found in, history. A church broken up. A,
clergy murdered, men slaugh ghtered BY boat[
| loads ahd ~ heheadedi by spachiRefv-aiRW
mpnarchy razed to the ground, the IRoyAIssf
family destroyed and their adherents ex-,
aled or beheaded.o If the most deadly feudsr
had. thepOwer permanentlynto alieRate tbeind
people, surely then and there reshouldswefindad.
a case ip hand, but far otherwise do we
lsfind ODE the fact ''''ihs $50 aaThI6 .iiM
|, Napoleonl brought order qoGrt, of ehaosysn
and crime out of woe. The Jacobiusl OF, A
France met and welcomed the returning,
emtgrahts and royalsts, whose Ies6at6st
they had contiscated,j aud whose kindfetl a
l,they had dragged to the guillOtine in Ches,,-
Imperial ante-chambers, and after another
TURN of the wheel Of fortune brought Lewis
| liNValITestored to his throne, he. hadtakenEH
Ethe regicide Fouche, who had voted for his.;h
|, brothers death, to his cabinet and to HIS
confidence 80, too, here in our own bel
l'lqved land maylwe aiind9 our estrangedog
fcountrgmen, brought, once, more, underna,,r
common Government. If but the proper
Ifppllcy is pursued, If men will but use the
means and permit the ways of VPrOvideuee4q
Pas He rules in the hearts Of the children OFF,
men, to work out for ourselves the nationS
bsslRation, )Wei shall SOON see restorelF no
unity andpeaee gloFionseonntrysFVV
| be to those who continue to ,preyept its--T,a
IWill you do it? Will our countryinen
listen to the voiceof fchristiahityg 81 fsasofI,r
of human nature and the teaohlngspof his 7oa
tory, and not lay greater and still greaters-b
obstacles in the way Of its accomplish,
/ Iirepeatotheu, in one word. thelcOnelns 10
siops which LhaYeIarriYed At from thegexsn,,
animation of these Amendments. 's
They will do much harm, aiii no a06d!eai
Even the respltsaimedat at iDregard tOaep-4
PRESENTATION will not sobtained,g L, dopbt.sa
kNSIy nuCu Mu6bucI dlIcT Ju6 CeUSuSIOI lH(U
I he ratio under apop6latiohe basis, WI b5ioa
5 great between the Southern and NOftli -Sh1
perm States as now. / believe that therela-sT
/ tive power of the sections, resulting. from
the Rbrogatiof OF tlie I'll lifeeSfifths ftiis HI
reHresehtHti0h, din ,views6f the decrease OF b
popplatio in thsSonths will befOundg gbutlm
iTilS TSis nSa Rave tSOasRk itSg duty sIa
say, though l feel 1t to have been IA hvaih. he
Wbeps however, thissmatten has passed inNG
history and the follies Of the men Of this,A
| age discussed, let it never be said that the =.
Representatives of the sDemoc ocfacy tidl noenO
protest hgsinstIany changesinIhe lwurkh6f'ad
their tatbeTEN Asl0ne 0fthat iportiAn7of1w
my countrymep, now here, IN their name. ~.
protest against the ratification Of these
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