Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05
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Iar"tien of Independence s basis of our poIitii
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f1eps = for sssrcisfng. q, whenever as-THE Y-6a
think the ntingnney has come. i certainly shall
ind that the uripcUss os this S"aernm baye be-
come so oppressive to THE SECTION TO WHICH /
BELONG, that free people ought not longer TO en-
bsps H. ADHoG<fE fS.o hD ~ Scss but
thet cont. &ency never having come. Thsve never
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.16sfe are some Senators Is who profess a great
regard for the rights Of the States. i am one, of
taose who have quite as regard for the rights
make 81 Sss
si%sc in NJ iBELIEyEI FII In THs wisdom; CON,
THE yiRGfSiA REsSEuTrf6Ns 81 trf of e7s lbs lN6
lI9s. i ground myself uponthos resolutions, and.
alton. not on Of the spirit of those resolutions,
Srt as an attem Pt trampe upon the rights Of the
ssetno ouu ucpflN6 bneIn CT L0b power II pEOieCG
their own citizens from aggression and abuse, Do
gentlemen suppose that the States now aHakrned
70 Feen sense OF their rights aud The danger or
c2nsosfaqffop viii ever submit to such . bill as
thisf tell yen nayp s.e. s-s - a.i7s .s-51.s
Rho q to be Judge in as last resort of the yioss
tfon Of the Lonslitution of u. CRited Sdtes 6yths
ssdct'nent Of q ldscf FA3i$ The final "A eite !!
rne General Guvernment or the states In tn cir
. ii the Tss u sAss e RS,as saosss i
taeit own citizens, and 10 consolidate this Govern
ment into miserable despotisini teH you sir,
whatever YOU NAV think of IL. il th bill pass cot
Hsfons tciu arise betoet1 tie Federal and State
wefdy' wars which are got up in Congress corr
tlscts in w hich the STATES VIII never
yield, for the more you undertake to. load them
with acts Ike this ths greater viii be their resist
II stated that this bin was intended to promote
and help the ges ecuton of the fugitive bill, The
Senator does not deny it.. said there were States
IN this Union whose highest tribunals had acjdged
that bIil TO be uuconstitnt tiona and that was
those tho believed it unconstitutional o. that my
State believed it tunconstitutonal and that. under
the old resolutions of 79S and I7g9 State must not
0Sy Dc Tie Judge oft5dt but Of The remedy In sacA
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sThere is one sovereign State which has asserted
the ch r invoked ia l7ss to free yourselves from
the sxerci of power that threatened rednee you
TO slavery. Your great ancestors rose against it.
and made the deciara Of the platform which
Democrats stand. an Z. from which you will not
Shrink in the day of trial, unless you meal To in
dorse them at Ba tim0re and deny them at Wash
ington- lLaughter.] Then am not to be condem-
ned Is nullier OF as disunonist unless fall with
the great Democratic p arty upon the main plank in
the last pistfrm which .thev erected -"-Sse Con-
oressfondI Globe App.fdir, 33rd Congress. Ind Ses
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