The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-03

IN Uonos was wrong; buttthe Constituti
= the credit - "susshor',y ~ I so2sfrow money
a said con6soafion VA Iunconstitnt,onn =
- but the oonstisutlon giss them power d, ssvat
X thew can as un,snmensi reason 50 g
= treason shall Is r,,,n,.bs sn5 Nm, e what W
= you reconcile these decsSratios,s thas Ium !;
/" recliy connict with the Constitution, wi
Z ocIstss g whpv hpurRoss hs a On ;hspsrt OF the De
6 tional in their opinion. ibn h.d ~ J; Y
= to g eoerce th1se people: hey said, al al
: : promots ~ ,sss sssserysn'ng ,,raa I, W. was done
: !. itself Unconstitutional ia wrong. ~ i !
y seid vou have no right + punish rebels
{ choo.e s mta'ossy e o o. 4. the people q stai
everything done to pte~nt - % tbsm e, ,ss, an
therefore unccnstitutfoDg and wrong, bs
uncon.t,eptcs suopte0 ,Gr -, tns Raia;ennent Of 4
Z yon to put Out us saej who boiieyyed y A.
wss copstitutionai to preserve the govern
, menS se.,s 9na 4 g put thehI "a. ask you
much" aud ,s ci,sers - ,'s ~ ~, lories, NO
He apraad viii .is,.;., a.. IL.
clusion. and for th;,Ienson-...s,,r,,os ~.
, they contemplated n 4 mnmsn, oman,
<kn q
s..h s.I sosolsnSe ~ .M ~ states. The
as',s wss nsa.s ns.u sne - uh.InPi the states
ofc G fc;r;l Iss ESQ., M nj sncEPreservatlon
nasns;. - M noersy Iney fgoed II You
m.s. IL, c MI; vav s.a.c y s{ugn on you
oH ;,,;dn nam g slough
wh.. I anIs aaIs ing counK once, and
= -".~ "Sa.u S:n:a ~ ene suppose
po.a. a'slu'u ~ Ing inc OF the
vssd .Jno' aSa auu = nno exRnalng west.
,onn u anoI nou1s I tne Paral!eif oo;sV. How
wo.s,a s Ioaiu ~ Iemaln peiore there
,ouu %ua'I oe ano.ner dpslonI How
sioysrh s Io.vso "ass M lne Iacincs.ates would
arn 1n @ ons nom long qI,i the south
s;ss;nn;s s'' mo,n ~ Y Sulv'io1y T the Mis-,
orrapi un.n 1leW sng,ano WOO
the who,a sopa.aY op nAEsantyt Ontl
nm into ,.,,. s~SL T9en pe broken
t;pnai;t;as slO pstty na-
soma smh;,;o,, - ~ anu nnaily
would III: A. man
1 trrAsI n L. Do.a'n con,
avtond ~ would
Il. 10 po"o. sno le'enoor-
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ovs- .ha | 49, n. 4s,n 9saauisnea ma
ia ths rasn,t 49, .,.,,. 4, . nas wo,d
that = - ,,.,s.. IL ys,ta. i ~ oonol:ue
no~.r wtosa a;rias t .n1so VIVA
rards ,ha. II pa. = .sau q 20
VIII tha;. ,,o.; ~ ~ n.u.n power
ha Ics,d 81. I a. po iuolp,es, ana
"a nn,;i 1911 49, - ~" au.s y. woa
attam ~ ~, ~ aaa:ss $500 %oulu
niansai "sain TAP
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m;t 4 -. .;~b SouIas,on NV AZ
and tha ho,ss ,ii.s IVY =. 'ass man
The rshaii;or IN M aPPless
he manfred " tts {l;S.s L. s q .uou n
publican party;Was Il M suo = w;.o s.o IVA ne
auIy cxqbjvtvu under the ~ anu {
crs What m0lsure had Is .u ~.aa /
ed that was Unnecessary %9SF
calling out the Militia? Raising vol |
|pnntt2eEs2 rntt4e,Es2 Organizing the NayyS Es-
pnn;sh;ng reEais 6,v taxes? Bor-
80 thar ,,ronartv7 Was a the r,,HaSss
t;on oftba slavesp
Ha had hoard one az their orators
tho other dav insist that slavery was
an old' worn mt ;nstitnt;on. that had
coma & ;ts end q natnraI vat,
Then whv blame the, Kepublicans
FIR o;v;ng Il tho opnortunity Of q
decent death and burial PROLONGED
annlanse i what then have the Re
npbl;cans dona.hat was clearly foolish
and mnw;se9 He asked them to men.
t;on the thing VAST arminp the
colnred tnenS Their leaders Ind said
that wonld inevitable destroy the
arr,;as me white bovs wonid Law
down their arms and never submit tS
Tho ;nd;onitv and Il would provoke
tho ;ptarvent;on az France and Eng,
| land to nut an end to such a war
and thew hal some ground for it too
Tho Erench Eaoias xere d little m
comsortahlv close about that time
and tho R,;t;sh lion was orowlipc
over in Canada ~ =
Rnt how was il ? Somehow he haf
thou,,ht tbat the addition of 200 (,0f
man +, the army Of the United state,
hsd . ys,.v stnno tendency to keev
oH tha Frs.ch eaoles and fhe British
Inn and n secnre to us tho respec,
of tbc grea mowers Of tho world Z
noos apv nemncrat think now thai 4
wss fooj;sI > MD the white bovs Ia,
down the;, arms Did France ans
En..,.na / h,arf.rey Not a. oli Ru