The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-09-03
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! two years? Am l met by the sta
III inehti thatithe" req1aiir iremeRnti Df t
'y CONSTITUTIONAL that 'lali, taixesT Oh,
pf be uniform 1t is stated by prec
Ee dent and d'prsctica, fsnd is no long
lsiaROpen llaestiony that this reddir
% ment of the G9nst,tmtiQa, is ful
'e' e'IGompaiea, with ,bXi,ar like ra.rlof 3
,, ttsses,sllAiant, ppan, ~ nlilfq NaluatioMi
= the sane mps speaies Of ,PropsstD ohnrr
]: 1 have said enough ito. show .tb
|? the Democratic, ,prQp0sitionn.tp ta
y the banqs,a and secaritiesIofths mi
J. ed States is but Republication, ar
another node of working ont ssce
'f3si6p and dfsnniohr, II is no. ans 81
Eta what { have said, to- taik Of,
e epatSoudedo oaaffist6ctacF,' When ali II
c tetigent lhsHhf ! IL w,fiat TIE feyenr,i,Jt yr,iJ
fl9f tie 'CAiteaS;ates arlebaiid, al id by II
tf4icdi almost extldssrl95fi| extldssrlv9e5fiy.| That IL
workers, , and the bujjlders pay npf fhih
I 8ff it. Thai single citizen, 81 re.
I 'sohp Of his' acctimnlated weaflh,a ap9y BAY
, hy way of income tax ffoulEr!tqildi " di Or
slFfmAh Al .sIl Ms PeoPls Of FL! pS65pRqiil9p S5R
{ toHhfy' III Uki6.h'GSo Goxernihenf iTfsfI]iibi Ii
t tbps, discrinInatesI against acciniu n.clnG
s,Ifattd wealth ard ii favor ~ i Tie pro
'daeffve industry 0f Tn" "htssoople,s ]
entitled to, .and 0aght 10 Re Ireecaefwss, th
faubp5tt 8fs, tie &h6Sie III iirniilh}sfris.J pro
ffHclng GopaIatipai Eifho.t 4 difrsssat
:. ting Voice. Such 4 policy is a Fever
ff5a cshtIGhfg &, HseaiGry y has pa wsun. n1
from the heart Or the OPPRESSED il
lotkef 1ands tile words 81 protest
|s9rhe d 'eorerMmeft,id BY its 'pBlity
makes. the ricH richer anJt the poo
tbooreri' Z; Let it :beiwritten OF Amer,
Iiia that. its administradionElaysi the
burdens Of gpNernn1ebtI apOni TIT
Ilridh, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as fal
as possible, the wholesbody' Of toildr$
Iand proaucersnr Rhisnis.a great re-
snlt,i bys' whieh is Illustrated 1.-The
heheiioence ;ofIajust gBvorpiaeat AMI
the benefits it secures toihoaesttoil,
which:feeds, Isndcletlids, -AndshGkcr4
uatinns1 nj IniuHUa1 hiSiI lost rdi
onWhat lhadn essll,IiAEhRt. folly, jiIHfy
toiinteurai,5t tAiso Uoii
dcrful res,tls 5fIlirds:hbI,EeJentd,iwa
goycrnmehtNb ~ ;s'rE A"rlv@,A
ll It, WAS othe. saying ndfi tho great
Roman Ssnatop 'itherei is srhOtiiing in
whiGhnr r;hamaa, virtHei 'aIJpfoanhes
nearer 10 tile power iof the gcdJ than
tn found neas States ortoiptrpetuutts
alliffsaHdlssaSaBtIsE ID aSaBtIsE eeYHH ID
jecems ltlde de1hounders oil oinew
States, it is our privilege ! yrand ,ougls
to iba esteerned oun ;hfghesb Donts to-
BerPetyaieiilthat gn9aL aud ,ises GQm
mpnwsalfh founded by our faqtA,eGr;sI,i
durtwise and nathless CONSTITUTION
Zone peopleHinsThit, feFy .upnA il, !
can NOT be done TwitAohtmatntaihlngi
intact and iinYi0lgte,iiihe, lnatienalI
honorr and faithfully. and h0pestlyi
paying to The last dollar the national
tleBt. 5sIa3p bit utttr the ijdAgiiehtI
of that history in which iG-odis3 and
nwl.irhi He, tsaclas } to ii hen
apd, n atie4s Ele,pFRsonndest lessons,
they learn, that nation, disA9p!0QEyee99'
is nation, dead Il lEon, would peri
P.sStaats P.St Y9agsi iAnatitrrtti999efi, A is ei, @4l4ta' nj
the NATIONAL faith and pay the naa !
tionaYddeeh6ss sW pespfe &fb fdve TIE
meAnsi,0 psJieheir IIsedo blight Isas
and,Whp Aelibesstaiy rsGasetoaarrs
PIT tbsir honeSt hsyf: :eoHtEra ogHAtE ctss csshe NE 49t ~
to live, and, by the DEGREES OF that
bresfdfh Z oPfoVidenGa That A+gEhi5P iFP}s
our ends, rough hew them hodi%ei
may,' muss 4atef perish.
10 Iin~e4aid a}lehatiq aesffe a5lsayi
Observation-Disclosures tsopesi
tiea l9ll,Iggp a, IggspHdiiasiioopt Hdiis oopt Mhif 9esRh Eap
no. be paid the Just obligations of
the faaIoni tahhf tahfiHbEE iiHiobE BE Be 'mef lie Ill III
tfon's eshsfsetp pGahFYb L be- t:trrltA sae,
without paying the amountCaiisd fdr
by the hoDis andfrlegaln tea1ier notes.
lincoln, iorissAedaiyaientjhiT ii TAat &asi
tha aagpefmeptii thaa yasjtheaJ eaJPt29 JePt29ntrast,
1t is not met by paYlnlg, as this Dsml-i
i6cfatie party PROPOSES, the - Dos fpI
ies.saEtent'ersl affhc reason gtiveh ny
this party-the best ofeasenhptaht
cohld be given for this 'pr6tosSd act
Of bad fai5hE9iss ithat Ithfss h2n4hoqliissers oqliisse
b2o b2ouTSSit In legal tenders or green.
backs .9iij Were 'iio:i The teHf6ft,e5
bought in greeebaciss'O eaGh by ;nos
spply the sameirnle,bo thezn.ai Were
not .theilog;il tAhdarsireceiNs't by the
cepitalist-Sl in payment OF .albldabis
owing to them, and were not thpSSeg
debts 9tdal TOT tob the e. present debt of
the United iStates.dj If'vte jtatm9h
af,this parity las psouoanbsi is'gooal
it needs lnel assignment Is & gH 9f.Issaoasa
if bad, no reason assi!gped can sup
port, t;er mtqllffssl'it gpad, The Fra-
son is worthless. Ii held good, il
asulrsythft ftgaal tetlHleflhhI8tdfes Should u
never be."redeem ed h1anttafhg HIT
written promises neMerI tSnpay. = Luii
joal tenders for the honds--legal ten:
dcrs for legal tenders. Thai MOULD
he an irredeemable currency.t@fi"
i*u.d.tfaoi Ssrp IL .;Ihifsr;.i ifIifl
.d, H., u. Mr.. IKNpkEgQHr,o.,r ,:nisarl
I have thus far spo ken of the Dem
ocratiu PARTY and its measures. Mi
Peud4etOn is its representative, una
as himself the witness tliUt' the party
is the party .bf'secession aaanrebell
ion, ip war, ,iand. of repudiaiipn.an
secession in peace, In his his place, in
the House of Representatives, on the
18th of JANUARY, 1861, wien only
four States had 'secaded, ,.hei declared
against their coercion as uncoDstitu
tional and I'm practicable, and added :;
t.G,Voii can not aohciliate them, then,
gentlemen, lat tth eseeadjnS States
depart in. peace let them establish
lsThis UnfonIds "a ic5HFedefatioa 16f'
States" "Money, brains, blood, will
not maintain the Union" The .peo-
.pIe. by their great uprising, and by
their virtue and valoF demqnstEatedr
that armies. could maintain the Union,
etMhss armed febsiliUn::' '''' ~ ''''''
Adhering to the caasU of,secession
hsAae aehaliaa vAsa We paqqk had