The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-12-11

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and Seward. who were 4 { res, q v S Az
| 1851 by Sumner. There IA I &, sa ,S'S M,
| dramatic in Nh NH II a,, ], I sSiie'1i
Tie senate as III ayoyvad !, !. slse
man. That BODY then conta n \ s n n
able and eminent men tban ;a lsu ie
for more than regeneration a, 4 ts Y y y
completely ind er the lo,n;n III MIL, t;a M
slave interest. ThatS nv erast 's s:s v
the policy of Thu Ill ,nert a .sa'9
and abroad. as ifahaf| HIM NH, IN \, 4p 7
ginning anfl I'D VI VIM I, 4, IN "
ticians. Hide knesx fbnt MD ss NJ! 1 Y
handed Warfare Il IL 1ist Mn II ,yn,;,, TX TX
ridicuIe. sneerg. IN 34Ss3 N n A d n \ !!
He knew that liz r1 lI1 face tb s,'s W.
and contempt Of the sout II NM m. 1 III
in~ neglect of tie l,ortl, nm n WI NV su9
~ stood id the breach. iii tod;L q, s ,'s99
sch of his fears, ana womb MI Il 4 sl Al
|. Lied into silence. when M ~ \ I'm n a.
q place Oh sentorical comm; 4 as.I 81 11 v
pretexts that he did not sl,elo,;ss d y
healthy political orcanizatian,s II \, 4.
culed the proceeding apsI Il ads NJ NJ Y
in his favor. VI U
One Of the finest exhibition \, 1
courage was given soon 4 ffer i 4 s,3 1
seat in the senate, when ~ cast MI III, 4.
vote against a resolution than kinaI &;
Scott and Taylor for their yicto5;ss n
Mexico. This vote was s,ire n Ne h;
understood and misrepresehted NH l
parties regarded III Us suicidal. hSEI
was sufficient for him to Know nv IN
no other honest and consist IN ss',,s
was possible for those WHO NM IN
Gemned the Mexican war IL in 1
stages. He would not hale his ssS III
tions to avoid any personal cop,
quences OF his act: and when ~ nissx'
the high authorize. of Chatham Hnyl
and Fox, who refused III vote thanlsss n,
the commanders Of the British s,E,
for their services in America III II
revolutionary struggle stsfstl
analogous case-no senator successi,,
III answered him.
Mr.. Hale,s humanity was coual n i
courage. While member Of The bo,;
be moved an amendment to the I'm,
appropriation bin. abolishing thu NH
ration and prohibiting logging il h
navy. The amendment prevailed 81
failed in the senate. This motionWs III,
renewed IN the senate ii 1s4e NH |
ESQ. after an impassionea anpeal 4,
Mr.. Hale. florging was abolished. n,
hhe shirt ration continued fiji 1ssa34I
was Justly proud of these achievement
Ind thew are apnropriatelv -comna11
Grated On the nedestal If the stat,le 4
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Gently erected in the state house Van
lit Concord.
Az an anti-slayerv leader. Hale fOl
lowed his own methods Of warfars
While Seward Sumner and Chase werI
forging their anti-slayery tbunderelts
and. firing them at the enemy at Iong
u BE- through the nress Of the nortberr
stnfps Mr. Hale was nsino his liphtel
artillery on the skirmish line. and b
wa,l-exacuted flank movements, Ii
1s5osbe was nromnted bg the presenc
a ainro-slaverv mob in Washington d
u rdiluce . resolution nroy,dina rtht
of nersons whose Drop
III : xbo,,ld he DESTROYED ~, rfotous as
anotlages Foote Of Mississippi, ds
no,,ncad this resolution as intendetlta
prota..t ..negro-stealing"i ADDRESSING
Mr Hale he said. ~ invite him TO yist
IN nood s+aIs of Mississinni m which
boSs tbe honor 70 reside and will tell
IN baforaband IN all honesty that he
.o,,ld NOT % ten miles into the interior
hefora he Would grace one Of the tallesi
,raas 81 tbe forest with a rope around
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