Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-01
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70 costtawe IN sscA q Jssson; gIr WOULD BE DOING
vIOLESbk TO TsE aPLATf0Bhl0F. TREiPARTY
TO WHICH BELONG; We hdcs adopted thsosd Dec1
taret etien of padenee fAs bGsis of poLiti
cotsRoreHeats. which declare that aus people when
their -GoveTnment ceases to protect their righte
rose q as 10 oppres. 1S 1se
Right to recns to fnqdamentsl principles. and if
ssS SGT
T fs Is f 9sE Es.ss s 4 HSaD s s@a a
.hinktnee -ntingency has comeslI certainly shall
Be the ADVOCATE Of that same doctrine whenever
% o so
BELONG that free people ought not longer to en-
bsSss6 il T RSt ts.9 Da ~ but
that CONT gency never having come. have never
yet opened my mouth IN opposition 60 the Snnan
WOULD SUBVSRT THE FIRsT PRIEcIPIEs OF THE
Sonas Globe, 34fh Congress, Sd Session, page 25 d
There are some Senators who profess a great
those who have quite as "a uc regard for the rights
Of the ates as some yho make louder professions
s!$ss BEIiTAv " : LsTa S'sfiI0a &IspSa i EAs Coz
TIE yiR iINIA RESULUfI0HS Of 1873 AND
1873. ground myself upon those resg ltions, and.
ation. not on Of the spirit Of those resolutions
put as an attempt to trampe upon the rights of the
StAtes aud deprive tnem OF the power tn profeCt
their own citizens irom sgression and abuse. Do
to Keen sgsisa'of rf7Ahts 4Add tAs danger OF
co,sscttddt!o1 viii ever submit to such bill as
thisf Iyeli you nay . .5~ r. e.es
Who Is to6e judge in the iast resort of tie eiolG
tios Of the Constellation of tn Unitsd Hates6gt the
esaaetmeHt of 5as0 = Whois TIE final etteEl
The tIenerd Gvvernment or tue > states IN their
soyefeignly Why sir, to yitld thas point is
cir own citizens, and to consolidate this Govern
ment into q miserable dsspotism tell you sir,
whatever You NAV think of it. if th bill pass, col
tfsSos teJ arise betcOee ss federal and State 5u-
conflicts more dangerous than all the
wordyl wars which are got up in Cepgress-cQ1-
ft,cts in which the Stases Will never
yield, for the more you Undertake to load them
with acts like this the greater viii be their resist
Il stated that this bill was intended to promote
and help the execution Of the fugitive bill, The
Senator does not deny it. said there were States
in this MON whose highest tribunals had aojuged
that bill to be Unconstitutional, and that was one
of those who bel eyed it unconstitutional that my
State believed it unconstitntioua: and that under
the old rsso tons of l7ss and 1888 State must not
only oe e Judge of that oat OF tAe remedy IN SUCH
"a c06e. i't4'i - 49, 81 ets aflt il--s .'f
sThere is one sovereign State which has asserted
in the ch ir invoked i 1898 to free yourse from
the exerci of power that threatened reduce you
to slavery. Your great ancestors rose against It,
and made the declaration of the pl itform on which
Democrats stand, an from which you will not
shrink in the day of trial, unless you mea to in
dorse them at Ba timore and 6eny them at Wash
ineton fEAughter.] Then am not to be condem-
the great Democratic party upon the main plank in
the last Platform which. the. erected "-Sse Con-
0ressiondI GLOBE APpendte, 33rd Congress. Ind Ses
sioss pp .37l5.-2 ezslit ~ 9s-ssb + sci3T q et