Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-24
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p MR.. CHAIRMAN AND FELLOW CITIZENS
Amaw9 greas PonLical questions OF yasl @
.iaSniptuue anu im porCance are at issue De-
Iore tne people IN the presens campaign
Ohe concerning tne restoralion OF tne Un.
ion and preservation Of constitutional
government; Gne otner, ene nnanclaI poll
cy 70 De pursued with regard 70 the Ma
tlonai debtIsIBanks, BONDS, Tariffs and
Iaxatlon. These issues are, like the marble
ID arms 81 q mighty giant embracing the
Ohion anq tns CpnsLIution, slowly tpui
nrmty r,vitlng the iron chains OF poverty
anu n. SUI JuSa.son S.sV alounu Iue Peopie, snreat,
enlng speeoiiy 70 crusn OUT tne life and
npersies ti ~, vi tHe anu tne speaker
wig m tuis ereat S,isIs OF our country APP
" elS tne PeoPte, ado
~ PSIsouaI Pau aouse sSens W stlr Up aneW
AZ n suS Pas., Snereoy te
fulsete .ne aItohsion vi ms healSrs rom ghe
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~ eaor :t1 arusiVu,, ~ anu uesosuS NY re-
II,,; I'D HJS,,S.;s.'.s ~ question " tnt
st, Wv D lyate t,e Iask ~
senS to nrotnr .,,St rathod oai spenkrs, wne
seen W preier 1nat "eSnou Oh poiltlcai war
iaTe' s.,, z.,.,o,,, .,a s.e,,y. a.,
S;a mSe - onoo w.soJ aealk rTna Cnat ~ tus
rro.a,t oanI;tin,, af 80 - aos1nt .s, uIs
roSas tr,a havnnd Jn,ht h,,t the ~. t,.,,tt IN
pf tt,;s ax;or' bas ter 49, S'io 1oai
o a,1an,nn.trstad th.n ~ ~ raro,o,t Sn.i
Tn,'s,rassi. 8, ,,,,o,,s. ;tS p0sen 9osl I
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oner ant - HAd 10 ~. ~.
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h"S ~. Id ~ GomavoI nnos. ~ 20 nay ei,
tho riau ,.,n,I Oh. a. ~
ono psop,e p Mpuu . cea.atnty los nayG peen
1r9s W. w hpre ai th Ua hU pevPiI eau
pf tisi g. so iaw
ttoS, III Lasra bno,, - ,;,h;.y tLa M e
Sno raoo Nv
yed, no.' d as w a11ay ny tSon tSo 80 % oniy
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s =. VIZ .'lS ~ suS enaceluencp u
sup1inuS;us %nT noSseay iaWs. fss onty
Iox cd. ,,,e
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ea,a enam AZ 9ass @ an,s s. ssis
di,;nto SIu the aese uhos et are neeueu
oae 70 .u au ttinios ou, .u auu o,,o ieMeI ohe
tanot;o St;n ,,,a inht s anu
i;,iaoI o,,o,.S 4s,rr e; tbair 9ur po-
iia,oai S,s nn ~ iuM i ma
nIa; so lonS q. .ney snao' suci: in narIHony
G.; anu 4aniIy ~. Will Sne PIosisions VI Cue
Saato,iSaa us 81" ,,aonIe Sr
stn.aslvu sSatS G,,dn o po1p,o noully my anu
anIo, for,,, 90 Sonn. VI 'ae taa,9, ta;
-, Va - " sii1i - 10 u !
omm ,9 no.i9ns' usui .1e ilperIles oI tne
peVpie ~, atJ h pdoC sne overClrow
4,ta vuo t,ant o;,aa,' - tne earnes.
sncS usnrnat;ons of and 1'st et ths nau
sucn usuI pa.,one VI power, ana aG ohe very
salrls' ,nnO " enoose tepresehsaCives
,t lnore Ia .ai''1iay LILLY; uevoCed 10 tne inter. @
esCs e. anu i.uerIies = OF one peopie; ihaI
ss .ne avw opJeco VI Ine naoicai
i~eauoIs ~ " suos0,rute s ano1ner Ior our
l9reso,' tba t1a ,os. IUvern.nene Te sasiI acss
ohn,,rs forytoIssno. aS.y.a oe tSe =
suuw s;n,s @ on ~; auvanlage oI Slie an u
g.y pSes;Gns p,;.i,s - sns peVpie, ensenuereu Dy
IL, cno 80 ana;,9,.o..aiS Sao W, MLio
raH " u aoout,
.ie .i ,,;.h th t,o ip.esseu cHe peo-
plo " ter S',S iaieo auSa, enas nenceioI.n
aa'l mas " se
cei Gu I'D ene.r peace anu pIos Dy Ieans
o.S s..1 e,,,I saaa.ooS; sh Eau a.
GLE, ~ iun poSsesnior VI ouo Uenerai OoV
ernniehC, gIauuany assuuie9 powers, not
oniy 4hwarrante9. Dut speclaiiy prohiolted
ny ene SoHssiluCIoil, 9uli now tney nave
cnangea our former iree, 10 the present
consoiloaOeu government, exercising pow
'ers mere aesoiuIe ana Gespotlc IMAM tnose
oI T ranos ol aassl, mus, wnlise 5ne az
tention. OF iGne people was aDsorped with
Padicei headers eraatea q Nst;ons, Pa,L !" !
nafionol .cy,rrancv md 20 nat;nnot fnndad
deit At ;nstitntions Of a yoyarnS,t.,,t ,,,haro-
t;aS Of tho naonia onS ro5roa tbo,,,
to so yorse snb;ectipn tban Rnss;an sarfS'"
Not 40 tisfiesi yet fthev ,,snrnai The ,,rr,,a
) to reUIilate and control the domestic sfPsirs
lof ths StatoS q ,ioht s,,oc;oIin ono 70 !, taaS
tn tbe neor,Ia Of the seyerai StofeS hv Il :
Federal comnact- and enacted stanp 70 y
and excisa law Inv which tn regnlate an1i
Setermine when adomest;c or comn,erc;aI ,S !
tra Ne nt;on sbatI 10 h;nJ;n ~ atn,an,, ~ :
cnntraot;na na rt;os ond rhS DoSw ~ ~ ta, wy
iIInSai oni ppn;S a,6 ostahi;shod w sy,d o.
~ ~: Al
rs sy sei ma raesS ouious
any other existing in any known country
or commnnitv in the world. Rut, If ali
these encroachments upon the RIGHTS of the
people are not sufficient to satisfy and con-
vince even the most ultra of the Radicals,
the conspiracy to overthrow the Repulic
and establish some other form of Govern
ment, at least the abolishment of civil
government in ten States of the Union, and
establish military rule over ten million
people, under the absolute control of a mil
itary dictator, ought certainly to convince
even the most devoted Republican parti-
sans of the revolutionary schemes of their
leaders.
II 10 trno noon,a ooorstor,od 20 f.oo
,ro,,o 10 povplo ~ n,;I.e rTe9sSHoI ;S,S " iIte
nit 10 anotbsr esnsoioII1, he 800 " oshor
nffsrS " 81 2 ~neh ~ suon oouer
,,rodnoes ;noraSssS ;aaS brde Im sle ~
.o;t n'e, eaAIs, ii JSns anu re-
stialn's ous as s'lone, WIZ in an Cllhes con-
splIeu againsI Ine lioertles oI Gne people,
ur1ugm! Iui auoGs sHeiT ;ssii ensiavemehG py ln-
,UrnS Sueut III 0isIi mans Vi Si1ient revo-