, 1877-11-05

shtch ,urnrl thu tcalo ,for tho Cnluu and made
~ Clellan's fame.
IlTrENn Cr MS STATE.
to nre.erye ti,c Fetierai Union. The State. whri,
undertook to supprcss State "1ghts" " pru-
duved Executives 70 much at,lcr than thr
2" aoyerignflcs;" and that, "A the war procectl.
ctl, the Htates also fnGrenset their q, dignity and
States merely recovered it, authority; but the
tng1uAt Etatcs advanced their credit, intrrhch-
Ell thentelvcs In large State Captols and other
institutions, and established an AUTONOMY or
their own. in tho Revolutionary Var, our
Colonial tiovernors were interim to ti.e Gov
crnors Of tho North In the Civil War. Matto,t
xiit ever he massive tspe Of . tinc military
Executive. 1'c carly male htmself tnTaiu1hle
athan Trumhuli, VI Connecticut, wns to Waah-
rotGer s u Jonasba' s M"i.on @ xas sis
dcre.i during TIC War. hut he "p,n*cl hts nwi,
thousands of Democrats Into, the War party.
Said ltc iu nnc speccli: '1f there IL a,y put1r
partisan here tt,-!ny WIN believes that, utter the
Government has bcen destroyed. he viii t!aTc
up II tltspair The Almighty, has envclopel bis
Intellect III eternal night. aud ,prcor1anel that
hc should tr q foul forever and ever"
"The Revolutionary War;" he a'ilet. MS cs:
tirnatcd 10 have cost two hundred millions of
lollar.. I1ow muct, easier would It have been
10 ilave pail the little duty Of three pence
,H,,i,d On teal And ian you doubt that the
men who now urge The cost Ut this War as ar
objection to It would, for the s1ne rtashr; hive
utIletttd to tho Revolution. had they lived DUR
i,y tic middle Of 1862 Morton had furnished
nsncty.cinhf regiments anti twcnty-.even bat-
tcrics, Or lHi0'u mcn, to thc Government. lie
ltsllc al urz.t,a, aud maile 2, ,uU,too of rounds
Of artillery ami inutketamsIIuntl",. lie u.s.
sisted IN tic ctcatton Of Hugh srCulloch, after
warl Secretary If the Treasury.
HUESA-y5AfA Lesson.
In 1stG The sctt,,1l Indiana Regiment was re.
ported fur cowardcc by Jctf Darts, at The bat
tie nj lSuutIa Vista. Murton said III message
while he VIA Governor:
"The disaster At nucna Vista, which should
hare s!isgraCcl hut single nun. retarded tic
progress vi great State; and am III tho opitl-
io, that the cn,igrant was discouraged from
coming within her borders b5 that affair ami BY
Inllana's taJ financial cl'aractcr. o.lsrwlso our
isG1, Instead Of 1,zs,, ,Oo0,tD0. We arc taught by
ths pussage tn our history ,tlat The honor Ut .
State stonld b. zcalously preserved"
The Democratic Legislature, having refused
Mortun declined u semi II III a SECOND time.
As the e1ctpn Ut 1864 approach ed, Merton ya-
itcd New fork tu make sptcch. after thu cx-
ample vi Lincoln In 1oGU. lie did nut nlake
able, YET seldom tntimate calm, terln!'a, strong,
thtrchi ana ambitious wltlIout cotlccit, aluFtot
wore better ~ hr grew older.
WITH ANDrEw JOi1NfON.
Soon after Mr.. Morton took hia scat In the
Senate, lie WIS calca upon vntc In ths I'm
llvercl no general opinion On The case. n.!d It
did not appear that his heart was very deepy III
1t. lie expressed tho ldca that the Senate was
nothing bit Il Senatc-a political healy-wllen
irving an Impeachment: nri bn this ground, as
d rrtnbtc parttsnr, probably, he voted In ac-
cor.iat,rc witt. tho sentiment or the House Of
Representatives.. Mr.. SCHUYLER EUlfnx was tiIo
Indiana beneficiary OF that trial. ana rccc1sct!
thr Vfrc-l'rcsitlentlal nomination. Cnltax llad
policy; %Ior!on'. ilra wns not to irasu,a John.
SON too mucls. Morton, however. Fotcd guilty
on the eleventh article. :. l.. .o,.,,r ,o..x..,,.
It may hc nddcd-Wtat j. pspoahls tortotten
drew johnson to ic!egati"n VI indiahlans II tis.t
Jollnson said, among other thiner,, "liu1nan,
nature y snilnan nature. ln.llana 'afst hained
me- tor the Picc-pses'dene5 thol,En u wns n',so
lIritr.! by MT. :. tl1ank lHllana ior ttle
colltllence and recar'l ste manifested t"Maf
,nc, placing no tn the nosltion | now nevupy.
In adjusting ataa 4htt'nE the ttoVclH-
nent npot IT, 'sEs a ', t'k ;. io h 'oGFtss ~ II
ot this Work thuat pass inlo tuG ha!e!s : u! ta
friends. 1t State Is TO be nlsrss1 until J. aEan
Gets btreilIttls ninst w llulst1 ~ 1S 1'cto"'
nut s1iotllefed ~ its chchles g..
IuEH MeAG''o1, ~ s,tstI ss'I :. ,.vltf..-.t
hive becn put in Johtson'e Cab!lct on MOTIONS
!,oniinatlo'l; ,,au., ,.,
Tlls War-t'overnor6. u ~9otn Aoft9n was
one, its!cd M address 70 rsrslnent iAnea'iti
from Altoo1n, Pa:, Sept. = lai;. fn'iorsing ~
net Of emancipation. he ucets1oH Vi the
President, ca! thty, 70 slt1ko ~ the fn1t nt
the liche:lion vii! lend new ylRnr TO ise oNotts
airl new llfe a1'd hotiH 10 t1c peaslh " tno Ieo-
pic:" lct ils SIC whcre ethoeet"ei'e ooSefho'S
III tue Nlr hnso 81. ns'ite4: ,,,nn.x,v,,,,
4. e. Curtin, It'den l1eInottai, rchnsylTansa.
Int!n \. ,Au'lrew. dea;; , Massac'lusctts'
KEcllart! Yates, ueatl, ll'ha!s. o,,,
1arucl WasEotlrn, Jr., a1,tI'ttayea hcpublicai''
a'aIne' ,-, M. o,,,,.~, ,1,,.o
;, EtWara eoloWo!l, "lseope'a' e0a'o'n-n nouso
heinlMe., ~" tutn., .tt,.ro. n.r,,,,t.o,
natn'1Gl j.. h1Fh"ooo' "htfi'aJc7 n"po"''e"o'
~; Morton. uynsGt !nu.aIa. M,.. p,,,a,
William epraEnc' Hascs Deuloe1at' Nhoao
l'!9'W. ,4s,,,,,. 1,aa wc.t Virginia,
!. r.. tselpoint, oSaus "cst fae4n'a'
l9aytd I"d, ,'sau U!i1o. .,,,,
=. = neify W e nsM laa'',ps Wi'.,',;,r
Austli hia'r, l'ehieIat, ,. Msn'gaa. T.. ,1..h
Iwu living Hepuhacahs on'y arc selt,-"ash-
bur"e a1ll k!rRWuou.
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