Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-27
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SENATOR VvADE'S SpE gCH Al
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nG H.el1I.b G. .IsksI1nl.AaxJ ae.
9Senstrucrion, and nae ReIalionsr ei
:sls sEAwRENcE 3, hlrsdsyf, uneI 13, lse7.o
was greatly surprised, jou returning tc
Lawfence ~ithithe excursion party. to find
how iperfectly and dinaceurately the loea
journals port the significant speech de-
,Ayered q. thiss place on Mopday last by
Senator Wade IN either of the two daily
papers makes any allusion to the closing
part OF the speschs in which the question
of labor and capital was touched upon, anC
their reports fo- other respects are alto
-gethef Inadequate. -, -,
Mr. Wade, made an, address at the Omaha
banqIet, but he did so with reluctance. and
there eoafBed himself tetopies OF local in
terest. Although ffequently called out al
other points, hehas nearly always peremp-
,torilyr refused to respond, stating that he
was travelling with shisifriends for pleasure
sandsuot TO ma ke speeches. It was plain to
those who heard him at Lawrence that be
only waived thisIesOlution toremain silent
asa concession to dfng'associations
since his remarks were -offhand and i'm
promptuT threughbpt forit was mot until
after repeated, EN- mphatic and long contin-
osS geS GALS thas ne made hIS pRsaEanfe upon
the party had been entertained at dinner
Since some historical Importance is likely
to be. attached TO the speech, and inasnuch
as the telegraph bungled the brief report
sent through that channel, it may be worth
%nile7 for ne 70 give yonr reafiers as mi 2
ssescn as possiote rom inc e notes ISook ss.i At
inc -t,aie, anu Which WHICH = fortunaGeiy pre-
Sc Afteritheapplause with which he was
welcomed had subsidized, the Senator re-
marked that he had no intention of making
a speeehs He had tried TO do so at Omaha.
ana as ihesonen 'Dro1e'doWn IN sne mldst Oh
his remarks, me utdinoCIeei encouraged 10
repeat ehe1 attempt onGhe present occasion.
ollls SheFe Were son Inong gnts. Wh1cn al
Nay Ne yss9Snggesoea themselves I'M Z q Kansas.
Inere the great psttle between Freedom
anu slavery nau oeen ouSnG out, and bne
cause OF Lipsrsy snaua a5rlun phee = Ii tne
slave power mao succeegea mere IN It's m
famous enoris II Wotlq nave gone on 70
hatiohaHZe the accursea INSTITUTION, Dut II
NasueIeateo ana now tnere was not q rem
hans oI u ietI IN the iana 1Appiause .
MT. "aue sneh sa1d tha6 as ne had kept
IN advance OF tue people In the great strife
pelweeenr Freedom and slavery, ne nseafat, %
40 Oae sdrse theHgtIt tte contest toecl had JaSt
co9tnaenced fGr rLeftutfg tfe rtgtt or Suffrage
% eoomen. he was uiIquanhediy In favor
0heeqaai Tlg htsl lot all, not only w1thout
fegard 60 Nationality ana color, but with
OUT REGARD 10 sex. women We're more Vlr-
tpous khah ,meh5s heh peIeeptlepss were
quicker and keeneF II and when they
uniseusNspo lecai power qtney, would
TscIlily many many abuses % whlen :, Ihan
Silus % isr feihaLne9 an. untoucheu: II ne nad
1os neileNea ~ that ms own Wlle PAD sense
SilguSn 70 soCe; ne never WouIu nave mar
nleu 't iner, y M Mlaugnger. ana appiause.l ana II
M any 2 oi MS hearers llad wives VINO were un-
sAuaih 70 cue alscnalSe OF enesrlght Oh SUI,
Irage, nesWould ADVISE them TO 60 home
and getdiyoreed at once. [Renewed laugh
Ceifl I n tAhespeaker denounced those women
VINO uio hoI want 10 vote because IL was
nos Iasn!ouaple, ana SAID that ne had pre-
olctton 70 make Female Suffrage VIII pc
krSaA kenSial ~ less Gnan tnirIy years, a voice
- mats TOO lar on. and he Thought it
llKe5y that5n hansas tue next legislature
ie set tne IA teger seralsIt. az! Appiause:
NE ne repsa5ea i, tnas ne lntended 70 keep IN
tsn. 81 " .sns peopie gu tnis suolecI, ahe
ygas .nesvSas! nov. reaay 70 Oake anotner
~ iiecesary jy IN ms view
sVI' etas .eHo ott O0tef quesss9lS
tOoo Ie~'eooao"eso, t~ssee cGTscefSdteSHs todsay-
pPGtsys lUtgl Sos9dTa.cg- Inc conservative
was ihere ilcASpltsie ana hanger on ne
Vas noI onIy wIi,ing VIII. 70 De Cramp,eo IN the
uust D9s sd was ~5ibig tbn go3 70 ltnaln SneEe
~, sf.. - IL. IL RSusai ' sl.aalloh ne
s Eouid only say 1aaLzLne Soutnerners now
,S,,id e,,,a. et sGsS Sei Lney
ssSs ~ ~. - .atey ZetloseI 70 accePi
tnetns wei aha good 5 tneyl mlght nave an
lae ap tapsaasS ~ rc1asea
tnSpt, fli9 ,M1yuluoeDe gwen 10 .tne
seTs& anu ly t1ey W9ula apecomPelleao 10 yield
Tpyituer .sney lNlsleu 70 9r snos. congress
Hay t9usI tal peSna VIII ere pe9pIe, anu ~
sgl w2ulp noe now aesers uilder. ene !eae
W VI yon9son os sle 9ett. III I.ts hearers nllgnt
.ess -; aSsuleu y. oHe eIaS teco,struc-
Gol @ was as cerCain W JAKE Jake piasce as Vliag lne
SUI I wss enurr.I si;isg
=, enatoF y ags tg lIlen pIoesedeo 70 say tnat
theEs. asas aheGnef queselon upon Wiilcni ne
nis y. lls near
Sss, ~ ifs TN ~ 7. ne
t.a 1Saa ln9sC pass
tt,,S, Ss5 ~ snauoW q
Clie aPproacnfnS,e essruSgie between THESE
TWO great hteFestS was ready upon
us, anu IL Woulu uo no = good 20
turn our rDacks upon tne, Question:
lGmust pe uee: t-fFpperty .aoqs moi equally
csYl9ed' 0na q more eQiEat ofstrs 9ttsol oJ cap
Ndt must De toroug'tt on; Fhae Congress
which had done SO much for the slave can
not quietly regard the terrible distinction
WHICH exists between the man that Iabors
and him That does not. tApplalse,I 1f't
you dpIlheads, SAID the ,speaker, = can't
see tbls, the women viii, and Will act ae-a
cerdlngly.pyv II Will not be long before the
iaporers VIII demand OF canYassers upon
the eve OF an electio p, = what will you do
for US & and they viii have a SATISFACTORY
answer; lt Is not right or Just that any
man should be compelled to labor until life
is worn out and being Is q earse. The Al
mighty did not intend that this Should be
the case, nor VIII 1t Away remain so. More
leisure must be given 60 the people for
mentai iaceemphshments, ana Iabor-saving
machines bad not yet fulfilled their mission.
Hero in Kansas, said the speaker, where
every g man Z. is a capitalist to ia a
greater or less extent, these ine-
Qualities are not; so great and are
not So keenlyl felt as they are Hin the
East, and the speaker would advise every
man in that section who. is subject, to a