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. Wtpuhlish below 'the remarke'd
- 11 0 ..Georgo Lawrence,-our_mem+,
tier of, Congress. Mr:. Lawrence had.
the Per:todeliver '.a stmeoh: on the.
. Tariff:When 'soini3 remark. from. Ran.
coryorholtd ps7 , l3,7ramen,-,- from
rcenningiiiinite
; 09 other imaters:q _The-rlmarks - ,were
p o mptuyeed• Verti'regarded tin all
i f kle - siti - V(try.ible., We. will in a fu,.
l u re number endeavor to". lay *: his
Apeech , on , the 1 Tariff before our
rencierg,, •
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tr. Lawrence. like that . . Christ•
i s virtue called Patience, awl, httve,
tried to.exereise sv
toard my.,friead
ever the way. •
Mr.- Randall., I am ., tntich obliged
to the gentleman foriMa. kindnees.
knew his patience awl his kindness Of.
Old, but perhaps. Uhave encroached
upon them too much
Hr. Lawrence. Not at all; I yield•
ed me* reftdily ;to the gentleman be
aus° ti i ei,imod,to represent the Dem
eerlitie party,' and I:wanted him to
have the privilege of defending hie
t r i en d4, as be has
Mr.:S li naker, with the gentle.
p L n's peltniesion, before I enter upon
tbe gljett which l intend to diseusi4;
1 propoc• t) ask Mitt questiln in
. reference to the -.-cry: snideea. be has
A d ve rted to. The gentleman says, and
jdo not Z;;Adrovertit, ;dila he eorr, , ,
from a loyal' dstriet, in Pennsylraniti,
iadthat b.iM Collatitlleacy• Are zig loyal.
t o that LI 'ilae gentioulan.from Illinois,
[Mr. Ingersoll.] -I. want him to tell
tbis,lforto -,wliether he suppo'rts
day the•iietriaeratie candidate in Yen ri
iylvania fu r Q-Overnor,lleister Clymer.
Mr. Fanaall. lideL and I expect to
do so with all my-heart; beeauie 1, be
4.ve his tleetion will aikin the restil
raticit: of the Union:
- .111, Lawrence. •1 only wanted a
eitegorical answer. ,--
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31r. Randall. i Yon Mice got it.
Itly.taWrencei 1 will now refer td
a scene *t;liich..i.as come np vividly be-.
fore icy mind since my friend from Il
!Theis [llr, Ingerst;ll] conlocrited his
..sect•h--a:se,me which ocourrei three
rears ago- or more in, the _Senate of
l'elmsyiclifiiii—when I heard Andrew
Johnson slandered and vilified more
`tban - 1 over heard any- man abused tnH
ti leih'ile body .'by that same Heisler - 1
Illyme7 Gild i miDeinocratic associates.
',hive nut , tbe speech here. I was
fold .tint.. the Senator , was cal efnl to I
suppress eorr t o parts- o it; but in that'
Fik"-' 6130 iighaikci Andrew Johnson in
die stfongest 'terms, doclaring him ut : 1
terly .iinA44l.ll.y . of •the confidence
1ir... , the • Democratic party. - 7
- And whiff , ivas it that he made
that astianit• on Andrew Johnson ?
Because we 'Were _disposed to honor
hint . hy . 'giving bitn -the use of the ball
of ihe S-nate of our State in which he
ec.tud, be beard in defense of the war.
The Deni , ..l6iat:ic. members refused, to
Vetl lei .it; ihey would not even per-1
Mil his voice to be hearri in that hall
In favor of 'the cause of Lis country — 1
A motion
, w a y first laud° in the ifouse
olut“Ar:Lti,e,* Johnson, .and . Governor I
i.,;:.:he.. of Indiana. should have the
if 'l
s& of thediall: of 'the p.ouse in that
dark limp- of the . country, ar i .d ho.v
- t•tis 0;a - motion met by the represen
ta.dt:ee.cf the great Den6crati6 party,
who are now, or Clain. to be, the spe
sial friends of the President ? , It was 1
defeated by their Votes, and then pre-
sented in . the Senate. 1 lieve:no dis-
iosition to join in any vituperation
against the President. ram far froth
indorsing some of the utterancea of my
friend keel Illinois [4l. Ingersoll] in
his speech to (14' in regard to Andrew
Johnson. I shall never engagelin any
liersonal abizse of any man who' may
. 11 6 ppposed to the poliey.of the', party
with W.tich I et. But, Fir, I.sity that
this same De ouratie party, led on by ,
this same licit ter Clymer in PennsylT
‘'snia, were lot:posed, to allowing .A.n•-
,*7.lonnson un opporttitnty to be
h earcLita l tbb hall of the Senate of Penn
sylviiine, and that the verysamis teal
4§,h4e h4g here in this capital, and
kaettlittpl e - . ._in in the preSentse of the
?resident oltitilaniiio Statei; asking,
a.l sußpose, for his initerfereticein the
Stire iii-'firtior'ef their party. IThese
re 7 men abused him two yeartiAo
-irjavoi heard' a •fidbille - oife ign — t t el
iti a public assembly, as ~ I gad oeca
-lon tu,know, for I was . in the chair at
t l . /6 tittle: and 'Wei. Compelled' Several
lOU iirtaif thein to lorduton ticeoutt
/4 their loW:' abuse tlf .a man; that I
14 .,l ) peeed ~t hen •to be, Arid still. hope
that ,1 ay k.ie permitted to call, a
patriot..., , _ . ' 1
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{Here Air. Waruer . handed . lif.eLaW
ttoce ,fig speech referred 'to.]
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„Yr. Randall . I Suggest thst the
T ilad aithtere-Tlea - vo print ;it, so
that it- ,ay go to the Con ntrylalong
'with the Speech of the gentleman tom
Illinois, (Mr. Ifrgersoll,) to see . chicti
the worst.
fir. Lawrence: lintre not said any
'thing figau - st the President, and shall
riot, : '• - j . "
ila,n(iall: I am not alruding to :
Four ternarks,_
M rAwreinee. I say that the men.
..!0/0 wer e.the,enctuips and traducers
r A.lvi JAl:ton in: ii3r,.-P-irn-gtat4,i
ivto
h —J, becret cabals ds,y and night; : who
.-413 ,coosptred ?guinea the GOIVe,,,k
-.11,
_nit, are-now swarming aronud t h e :
.uktdent, getting
,dawn on I+lloo
tlees like sycopha,ta, and asking - ,foiri
', 1 7 1 2 4 /1 ) 9.., I have seen them .mitioltH
000 tie,eold gaoil no:itio,
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ity, and I believe it, that soine of those;
who; few - weeka, ago, nominated Mr. i
Clymer, eame - -ilere to sec if tlik influ-1
()rifle of 'Andrew Johiron could not be!
had-to - VarrY -thet--Staterfortite-Demtr -I
cracy iii the comittjrciPtel I
~• Now, Chili Ettnot,..itaylig , rin r ythieg!
again Andre jiyhtrion.'-1 :tilt telling'
who they were wliio, abused,•bitu,4o , i
That
,time,"Aridlwlto 'were hie et l ereleli.l
l'bos a Men • to4lay. re ptid in ie., as , 1 • 414 - !
Ptißil my - colleague [Mr: Randall] does, O
the Baltimor6.platform; although', My;
friend commends Andrew Johnson he... 1
tiriuse ho says.tie stands:-on'that prat. I
form. And yedid ally fliend'utidicol- i
1
league support nrid'approvethat 13af.: •
timore . plitifornr . i . - 1. 'liven° &or bi he'
clennUnCed it in every Dernocrati_C club.
Togas in, the city of ylidadelphia, the!
very platform on- which he s ays An
drew JObitson doer st n'il.ir ' ' I
Mr. Randall. II ..
The penmeratic par,
ik - (4 Pennsylvania are not resper.rible!
for everything that Mr. ,Reinterthy- I
trier may say. in big itidividial •cepaci- 1
tlr , [Laughter] Moreover, In. me:
say Oaf the Dernocratte7party of Penn• 1
sylVania indorsed , Atidi en , • Johirson in
their resolutionti, hedause they . believe,'
his ;policy of restoration Will give lis.i
onee more a United elmi.ntry, and only;
on That ground! i.- i
'MT. Lawreace A r d the same party i
m
in.y State scistaint:d firallandighanv
andliedorsed Into. l e ' -
.. Mr.Randall:.' J When n r
Mr. LaWrenee. ln their State On:
'''venklse,,in 1861. And I doubt Wheth
-cr We could have carried thceState for
l lGoVeraor. Curtin hut for that full in..
,
idorsement of::Vitilandighaml. :
Mr.'-Itandall. 1 :demand my col-l i
l'eague's authority fnr that itesertion.l
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Mr. Lawrencel will give my pledge,
lif the gentleman.with accept that. 1
. Mr. - Randall. I vvill 'accept the gen..l
thlinan's pledg i for forty-eight hours..)l
',iir. Lawrence. Iri the convention !
't'i'nt inominatedl Woodward for Gover-i
nor, ae n mii.st Curtin, a resolution was !
pasSed enegratialittin the Democratic
Tarty of Ohio on - their nomination of
Vallandigham. And if that is not NO I
*ill agree to give the gentleman—
Mr. Smith.. Twentir ets. [Laughter.]
Mr. Lawrence.-, More than that; I
wilt give a basket! ofehampagne.
Mr. Randall. The , tintleman is mis.
taken, ' The convention denounced the!
I arrest and manner of incarceration of!
'Mr: Vahandigfram! • ' _ 1
, ---sr. Lawrence.' am astonished.
that my colleague 'Dlr. Randall] has 1
!such a short. memory. I have had 0e,..1
L ca - eicn CA. read, that resolution befoiel
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tens of thousandii of. the ..people of!
PennsylvAnia;J have l had occasion 40 1
refer to, it mote than fifty. times. I
Ido not misrepresent the Dernogratic ;
party, nor tiO t l misrepresent Nfr. l ,ol„V• 1
mer, who is a! personal friend and an
Ilionest man. Ile has 'voted consistent; ,
ilv and at all times against the war•poi- '
I - r
icy of the Gaverement,ited twainst 1
making appiopriatioas to- feed i and I .
clothe the soldiers V7llO were fighting . '
'-for the • Gov,ernment; he has , alway s 1
sustained the copperhead party and i
its Jriends in the State of Pennsylvit-,1
Inia. Ile is and has been a consistent I
leader of 'that party and .rititnd to-1
ii
iday as the candidate thatltparty in i
lour State forlGovernor;,_ a party; the
Members of Which!did all ttley dared I
to do, and keep oat„ of proiod, to hand
. 1 -ns over to the rebels in the South.
Mr. Smith. Will th'e gentleman al- , 1
low me, to ask him - a question,
Mr. Lawrence. :Certainly,-.
Mr. Smith. - I would like toesk the
gentleman from Pennsylvania ifrit is
! not' his wish as *ell as the wish' Of ev
ery' Royal man in th.e country, Ilpre.
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lame, that lall - men should be loyal and
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obey the laws and slattern the uonsti
.tution lied the union ;of the , States.—
Is not that his wish ?I
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Mr. Lawrence. ; That' is my Wish,
certainly. And rshnuld be very glad
to see those punished who did not do
so. ' And I would lik'e to see tiome of
them hung, and could name about
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twenty of them myself 'for that pur
pose. I ' ol
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Mr. Smith. ind.t
numbet... 1
Mr. Lawrence. And do not ktioW
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but I could name idme in lit - intulcky.
3.0. Smith. And I would- double
that. • Op. But, I -*Oita ask the,gen..
tlenm, if he finds' men "dispo'ited and.
willing anci'anaions to.ohey the !Ilia,
end do obey,ihem to all, inteetirand
purposes, Would,be Have any. Cause of
complaint ageing' alexia r . • " • i %
Mr- Lawrence: Dbes- the gentle
matiexpect.me r to lut've any faith in
tbej Democratic party repenting, of
their ii;inii? "[Laughter.) . I '
_ 'Mr': Sinith:' 'Alto* tite,if you plettlia.
•31r. Lavyretine I thought the gen . -
tleman referredln tlibm. '' ' -.' ' '
. Mr.lSmith.- Oh, no; 1 am nut in
the Clymer.controversy at all. Ido
not know anything About 42. I speak!
of those who are willing to . o . hey the
laWs, And I do not !come Within' Oie
. purview or the gentleman's rule of,
punishment.. Aisito hingin4 the lead-1
ing 'traitors, Pam in
as'uch in favor of i
that as' the gentletrien - froixt-Pennsyla I
voila can be. ! ' • -". .', `•
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Mr.:LaWrenne: - Welt Mr... Speaker .,
I did not mean - toc:take np so bleb
time. 1. I•svais drawn.krito thia discus.-
sion, as the gentleman :front-! .ICen.;..
tuck y is aware,•,by the remarks Otimy
colleague. ~. -I_:'. -' ' '!-'-',,,
31r. (Smith. I', - 4iiielaim any intentiOrt
; to-interfere in the Controversy betWeari '
-the gentleman and hie colleageo. •' I
-was,-only askint a question' with ref
eine, to ibis , Teta
,of repentance and
'nfeastian"; whetherl7the :gentleman
A lil
Would' forgireac ,i.op..itiakg!lQUnii•
.31:4cieivrreiketr,• ....Certainly I
; would,
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so fur asl l lam pet son:
,but I - wo - al4 • tint, fOr'tl
lentptiall tifertraitors ft-c
'ally of. t h e eri mew. ' -
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Norple; lif. Speakei,,te doien',gen - tl.''
men ertin ad ite aro talliiig:Fir the read.'
i lig of . the , Speeeb
, ofafeiet et% Cfvmezt;'
to' whiehrl ilf i ti l ie - " - Yeterrod, ' ' and '..`vbielt
is. jeSt' b ind qf to 'the •Ityl l .the gentleman
fronti•Coorekitieof;: [hlr.. 1 Warner.]—
II o ivi , • hti- 'ha ripe ried "to have - Ir, F - lk now
not. j In etotntillatiee With theiitVlabeit,''
1 send to Ole Clerk's desk to be . read
an extract. Irom the L4iSbttire,Record,
t ,
t lie official repast of the debates in the
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Pen osylvania: -
The Clerk read' as 'follows: 1 -
..51.r. C'Llice . .31r. Si:mor , on •t i;'
t he, t,at
.this hour, ink a]' •
tt tt ' aday
's place, great issue is on ;
trial, !fraught • w the interests , not-Only "e l
the present , but o 'the future; ,and it'll inthe
decision;of this issue, have anted a pail, how-
ever unimportant, I ightill hereafter look back
to•thia day, tb 'this` hour, aria to thiS I 'place,:
,with feelingal of, nti little gratifickiten.'' • '
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ili,hat is the . qUestion .presented? '.lt. is a
proposition tO invite Andrew Johnson. the iie-
called; dovernor of Tennessee. to address . the 1
people of
• Termsylvania from the Senate
chamber o ')thisl.State. I have Various-rea
sons, for opposing_ this- 'proposition. In the
first plato,l hereboldly proClaiin that he ifittot
at this how and never has' been, by the Con.'
stittition orlundcr the lttit the Governor of
the State of Tennessee:except:When fears
ago liei. was cilected_to that, Offich by-the people.
I say-, sir, dist his appointinent bk . the l Presi
dent of the UnitediStk.es to thatposition: w i ns
a usUrpatioM of powerbn the part of the Pres
iderit arid that there is no warrapt under , the
Constitution) no authority In the laws for his 1
appoinimenti and that every act which ;he has
assumed 'to perform'by virtue of his unconsti
tutio.al 'and lillegal app3ititmerit -
hail been-in
' U t
aerogation - oil the rights of;'a sovertrigm _S a e,
and in at violation , a the'Coistitution :of the
United Statel3. -. • . ' r - • 1 '
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"LI say , shf, furthermore,rthat. no such.posi
that as tnilitftty grrcernor of ,a, State is known
[ to thle-COnstitution of the United States; that
1 thersi is nothing-in'that instrument which On.'
l'thonzes the' President Of the United. Stites to
I appoint a military overnor tif any State;'' and
that to makwsuch an appotzt.ment was to ere
; ate the Statelof Tennessee a military...provinte;
and . I that his appelnlinent 'was made to cart. .
but and subs4rveshe ptirposes of the preset' [
1
,I;dministration, Avhich is to reduce all th
States of this Union to the condition of mere
1 dependencies; of a consolidated • oligarchy or
1 despotism. thaq . ..-is my -.position, so' far ail
[
concerns thit, pretended Governor of Tennes- 1
aee2l AtuirevrJotinson has hot been for years, 1
I and is not now, the Governor of. that State;
and l will ne k ersecoguize him as such by vol.-
; ing -for thiscrsolittiob. - : , ,
"Oa, sir, ithout . regartiao any questian
of Lie o ffi cial position. take Andrew J.ohnso n .
as tin` individnai, assuming_t }lat. he is rightftilly,
f ,
'clothed With the robes of office and may con
stitutionally exercise the ditties ,of that high
position; . even then, I say to you, Mr. Speak
er, that I never by my vote *Mallow a man
to come into these halls and, from: A . ceJ
sp . estk to: th e.peoplo of -this 'l).[ ;
port: hi What,l kith's, to be illegal, unconstitn-
aerial, and tYrannibal tots of the Federal I
G6 - .'ernnient. I -I know, sir. that Audre*Jbbn- .
soti, has. gon'e as far as the farthest; and is
ready to go 8411 farther, to destroy, to uprootri
toi l; upturn every principle. Upon. which this,.
great, and. god Government of ours was I
founded.. I know that ho has bent.with sup-'
pliant knee before the throne of. power ; I
knowi that for] pelf or `some other consideration,
he has sitocumbed to every Meaante,presehted 1
to hitafile approval or disapp!oval; and•lkhow
that in speeches delivered in tho capitals of
other States 14 Las enunciated doctrines which /
if adopted byl the people of 1
the Erect North,
would be subversive _of individual freedom
and Personal Hight. . Sir, 14'no vote of mine
can any Ipersen holding such views address the
people of Pennsylvania in this Chamber.—
Never, sir, never, so lung as I have a right to
firbilthim." I , . 1
*. Lawrence. As the language to
whi4h I have, referred does:not appoar. I
appear, in Ithat speech, it is proper
that I should say that Mr.: - Clymor
and othersisuppressed eportion of the
most •objeetionahle part .of -
their .
epeoChes. -IBut from the whole tenor
of -that speech, thellotise will observe
that it .wasla repudiation of Andrew
Johl stir, not only,perionally a- i d po
laically, brit offici ally. - ' .
Mr. !Itandall. Will ~. - m y; colleague
yield to me u Moinent T- . •
Mi...l;awriance.- For' what "purpose?
Mr. Raildall. -That I - - tnay have
read -a'. dOciument, which I wish to ;go
to the Public along with the speech-oft
the - gentleman -from' Illinois, LMr. In-'
gersollg 1 • . :
Mr
purpose.
I cannot - yield for'
that; i ' l ' 1 1 1 - -
. ltr. Raktlall. It *ill - take Only
titillate. i . . ..-1 .. f
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%Mi, .LaWience. The gen tlemante
i llnokva 'l- very w e ll thatditive
I not much
trnie l - i .(1 ' • . '' • ,", • "
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- . Mr. Randttil...The`tineuinent which
k'dbOire• t i o l, have read:ll9Se platform
ape , Which . lteister Ciyiner was note..,
ma cd:as Ei.eandicitite for,'Governor.
... r. I LaWience. - I haVe. sec,n that;
pia f‘
orm 'Over - and ,over again. -IC is
an - uttel‘ - abandonment of all the. Old: ,
I,posttions of the Democratic party. •
Mr. l Randall. • -Its is ! a good Union
platforim . ! ' . •
-Mr.= ( ' Lawrence. ' Brif., , ,- sir; 0f ., : What
nse '1 . 41 a platfor m ' w,hich'cvery , One
ltino.ws to consist simply of hypocriti 7
1 ca' jprofeeSiontl.' Sir, the' • platform
which . thrit - . party htZs - .adopted in.
1 PennsylVanial
,for campattin.pirrposes
is .a card'i representing Clymer sap=
porting a 10.bite 1 Man; white General
Geary, - thap-biroio•mati, wit° traveled
with Shrirman'through' the Rtuith,tind
++ returned victoribusly,is represented
les holding up, or, perhaps embracing.
a;negro. : -,' , ... ..-,-
.-: ;,; . 1. • ..'
Itiir,- - the.Cnly•ctipital ref IDemo.-
eratic'iparty to-day inTenneylvanis
is the negro question.
.1; Tbey.attempt
to- . iippeal Itoithe lowest passiors and
.prejudices orthaignorent and debased
writtl'regarii -to the negtor— Because
.some "dtlieritfiresienting , bere the State
.of.iieatutylVania. voted tor negrosuf
-frageini an caperinientAind . .to enable
:them io boinpete , with.peturneurrebelh
in this I)istrict,'our nametiare paraded
as , frienda4f --the-negrivin preference
totrt6ti : wliiie limn. , Am khis, with the
Vial's, of diritigovidi, t hat -117t\i,ip-,
:--:51.1•:1 1 -.: I=o 6.
t...4.1,:4th: v.., .:... 1.; , -. i.,.5
i .r----, ,
.-
could dOdble,that
' ' l l - ` 1: 1 -• , , ,
I ;
-" -rseavor.
,
• • ,
-' - I.orei , ii-31:it •-•i. , ..
PIA ' it ' - .. f. 414 , t. -- lid qo' - JO tiot - •'
- 13 ,Pft1 81 ' 4, .. -c., A: , . 4- • ~ -, ;i
to judgintiot:- . #41,41vi ,
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' '',*i ow, 1 /s l it kl'Ail i P . ',; , R 4 4 . r r 'ut.
li
oij,,i - vhok -. l . 4s.m.sp t .. ; ~ -i f t,,,i,,pyi ,-,
Itihidl In - e4el - PP,' ti e'2 o) . ° l ° lo-,1
the I, State; •,, , 1 . 1 , . • ~,- 117 Kr.90k644
,T O! ) P R PFi - i;. t l Y*l l l, --
fiquPe!v Atunl, - : , lik . . .4%,kini.*44 , 44,
( 4, 6 " ,: l 9 ,-*0 1 .40 kir ' 4 ! :44*-.Aid e ..
oue,ok - ttiojap§t,, : av, i R-
. rgarnoo o l . o4't:
l' l iiiiiJ;fliat'ir f 4 Ati.riP -..• I PA' thC9 l r 4 4: - ... !
t_t r tfea.aad L ike ,rig. 4 .,„ •
~..471;- ; ,4oiartl-!,,
mint ;la , TptA x1ik.v.0 , ,, , ~. c.crebillio ,i, .i...
follOW,,edl4iFtiio,* - a, ~ 7 , l k i i*t)o :; 4 . 1 , 'p,
TO atiee s se 6,,
,* e',#tblVf....,.s 4, 4f3A - oak'
stricken iti. ; he.llo ~:, •
,- trliekhe _pap.
40 4 E00. from • ;1 3 101.1, ' li'' , fili - :•31.tt4,1*:,
..
lita
vvi . .kieeftrltiri , riX.' , l o l4 l - 1.6 144 0 1,e9,•
and . ll'atood .11ii 4, ,_,.. e t..h ? .4,thdoati).
of
. the Reptibticaalj..% ,t • ' I .n . ..thel',4 l AArrl
eithooin. , tiel . iiel,':- „,"pr4 birk-1,!
would k.O ~ 0 ci, sit p ., ,itafithatji 2.113:- .
dorit,cid'every , etOf h - ilmtntettittiots.,
1: - ,do riot, ailc:II cane • I.ioaniel here,
I I is; a. - .l.ticiitti :sk i s *Tai ,_ O. from ,Illiti 3 OlS
F
that - 4'.ee.•..49u1d .! I'he-403ited; 'that the
Presi en' and . Oit'agrale ihotild,retteadl
11
•togetber.iii - t' iii l greakpeette: I :Iteeyi.
- thei.-assaults tie•littcytmeet fro . ,the
F li
:Democratic afty.,. - Li stew : they Iwera , ,
thlr4lng
. for theloWand - Aihes: 111
knew they irodici,lill
ut , ery. OffOO.. ;€5. 1
Secure possession Of it.e' Govern, lain,L
l• was anxious: that Arit l :sliQulo - stod
tip9n . t,hO'pt,itfOrm,or3be, putty, *hinibl..
would sayellds , frOtryhier , huirilliatien,
and- disgradeJ - ll: . iiitf •All andap.Ould!
do;' tOstatickku , , the :47r:etildent,'ilud, asp
some lot my I l lieoda, ksott?;"l.'sdbjeCted,i
myself to suspicion aall,,lreprotiehfrOai
icme 'of myradical Mends, beca use II
did not. iri l aiorso.:ilC,l,beir, .p9lidy:.-- 1 1 I
regretted to'
.hear the greitide.nt . abuSed
'early in the Session: ;.,X. ,I* as anxious
we Should be! , kept istirether;- bit after ,
his speetih .O r . the, :Wid - !.of - FehrtarY,,
arid a - 'ter his veto 47' the' ; I ei P I ;t t gh Pa
bill, I :foand! I could4notri , go - Ter . his
. 1
el .
whop • }foli c withouylegfadrog ray -
. self a 4 lost g my Owlit-itelf•reisp ct, ..' I
:And I say here, .irt. - I . tb,. ei.. : lat. eseitce . ... of !
'the nation, tlltat, oly„dltrnn.that'v.o-444
for hidi . wasi favor,aT r adstataing the
Administration uutiklyi.iMaie,cif--hts
oivn acts, .13E4 by ruelkitof the Coppsl' 4 H
he3id party a 1 over t4...laitd; be sue- -
cended in ; . d- stroyiiti l ithat,coulidentie
winc:i I desi ,ed t9'egii.iatl.;:. l 9.6o to
day I hare : the gratigptitidit,to know,
although - I 'reprieentalb*btfull dte
trict,,•that•the-Pre,Sitlvtii,l4 0 . 1 re.. , ,
move! Icif„, -, p4re : , ,oiliookipi.:pio lo;:ic
men, and b ✓
•; . Meg co ered
t
a -
,Lt• Wi th '-.
,b 4 have been
4 111 : - . - of ir attn.' . -i3- - -04141' . , and
1 ,
.ffevii , 64-f 'itiinAl ..• ; I tray'
by, on cippobenis,. • -- 1. made it , cues
sary l ot i the. I ttnicia,,men.-to stand to
gether in 'support, of the general pol,
cy we sustainr.here, and they ! a e as'
earneit and as powerful as when they]
kusl,ained Audrew Johnsii O . the-,
lyiee Presidericy.of the Milted 3 ittoS,,.
ithey I stand in opposition ..t13 . ,t1 - 3c gea r -
Oral policy of the Presidetit,...a id in.
l iitvor of the generalpolicyp p sued
illy th4.partylm Congress,.'and I
,tand
there Iwith them : , I am . not geiogto
abandOnlmy r principles to. folio the
load or : any man. I was willing to
yield someth i ng for lieaceland 13 rune. ,
i
"Y.
r 1 en rat , is ..tatde'.upo de,
when . iii o m en upon
the-wings f• the
:wind ;every 'MorniegancLevery reb-I
ing, Whdn we are '.attackeir . up n all
sides, I wilco attacks are made .- ripen:,
our peop le becadeathey arc no tl wil- '
ling to bear the Iyoke,l cannot su p port
the policy. -. , .. i, - ,
. 11 . I
- Tlli r.. - 3peak r,. t r will • h0t.,..a4ne l
,
Presithidt•perionally. I.l.nover de
thing.[ 'I ptedia, with tkie,:hOnO
gentleman fri . l-33 Illitims_,_._that wel
uot fear , the - Ontest4 We -liVe
ago ef
.aavanbement, whei3-..bibles
'churches and 1. school hodkes are
!ty codeerned
alt' teasoin ; titiJ
m the it,ift.l3ti-:
tered i 11Juverl. the laud, when met
expec eu to respoet a man began.
is a , " Ap t 3 1 ,1. On men ,arc expecti
.and
justice to 4wh
1 men.-itc or 1:0
)
~.1 say . 04 - day-is. not fari'd 1
when !his okieetahlecopparhead
that !has u 9 !dye of - principle _____
does not standi
i by..ta Professed iin--
cip4s-iiittlingl more
,tbs o one CAT aign,
-that has .changed•,`tb9m in •my own
State itwetit l - tiois ,within m ci*A.
kni,wledge, 'yaw. this, ;Devi raiie
.,,,
party 'that' d idea Johnson; thati t ilim- i
dared ILinecfp•-yes,- sik. for •the - did
deridd p . vitifyJ'and alander.lliniAl .over'
theland, tiallng it him . , low bu oon, i
while lt,o-day they:borne' up ' wad , kir..
poetit eally I S ing praise s to hitp i em.
I
ory-- ; 'sr y !Abut the day . -is a A.. far
distan wbeh this pensocra;ie, arty
will- sink. into oblivihn, covered with
theenrses.:otigie people it haa dee - 'ved.
Thiis,..sikma party, ralliesl 'a ourid,
Presicfent• J hnson by nigikt 4 4. bf,
day. I,GO to ttie Whit? ",apha any '
liine Toafil o ard you wiit,.be Anrfb
to see sonic of theta, and allay
. the
shadovtrof shine orthe Blain. -[.L nib.
ter.] . , I
i have
V] scarcely. ei•cir - gotre• her.:
Wittiontheetinglaome orie of • Witt
ily. =:L ave seed' the Of Man, r ho la
almost r,adi . tolftiTtjatio' the • rove;
there. It wait; the same 'dm lag Lin-1
leole'B.omintat-ratiert; he was a ways
'there tryini I.& lead , the Pre dent
aivaylfrbin-the people, inordertO give
office o the Family .. . 1 :• • '''
' I fe el ' i • ' ' -' -
tic°. he man in. my oOrn
at the time -- President Jackson rel
ei the l ap° its. ' lie 'Said; "I :
wish Geleraliankson an'Y traim
I
1 should 'ttareif:thiAlrnigitY
a fancy. for 'hii.q.'7lLiiii4hter.]
No, fantily in tbill'litad . licr
number Ihiusidone to Iriii9h.to" . llll
the'Piesident: tfoni 'those- 'who
hiiliiends ita Itiii family' Of Tilli
I bav i e been drawn, °fr.: in
personality I . flovi- eonid r bet
Tha Uttil lorkiiisization,bY W
tem, a tt .' 'ernes the 'firet' to?
1 , ..i..1.4.:.1:,.. , ...1 :: i':,oc.l. oz,-14....
11- I I
1 1 1 ° 4..
pp kik gec
:: 1 1 1:f1
rk‘bV,-.' 4
ging
the
gable ftble
need
1
n an
and,
Bat.
sla
are
ha
d to
stant
arty,
that
tato
; ov"_
idn'i
int
Moak
vo .10
-ntge
weo
tbiß
pit{?
ieb . I
loot
aniti'iiiii'golitideid - Iti'llel'.iiktaelF l ,ohl
O filiii rJ ,ll , ' o o .' , f 6 ilim i esi;',;:iS i v.°!'et'or -1
E 44 .y.f - Inquir:e,Wliethei!4 re l io.;iii.
1 allbeitillfu'if agis" '4 Pinieclit ,0..4! Be
-. olilloilit, and i t, ;wit's' this
gnizittiiiii,
lilitritt(ii r otof p i tti*iiewt e country
It hiiie - met; these 'Oefi*O.Cail them.
Silfeilleirmbi.titlietery'Wheeik ' rkrin'er i.
Where they iftiiiid4iid No* 'they lon
fbi'llie - ffiSli:lioVil'itf '
have ihiviiionna:M.tifek.tliOt.when II
have suill'ainedtbe;Union irganization 1
lilt", inY l'`coizir - State:_.: Iliinntlis - aka I'
trembled for' the iPi ei den ti fleeted, by'
Union' votes,,` when - . l' sawrthOse, men.
AO:tit - the white 116thie tiling to'steer
,hini . away, flittering liiiii,l; eulogizing,
IhiM, and didtatifigl;f6 policY fOr'him,
Wh . so 11 sit* lock einCe in's:title State,
„ipartment, a pile of 'pardons is`,higte
ini - twetty family I Bibles,][lairghter,) ,
and a , man darrYing a lot of them out,
di saw it. Wits a'wholesale bltisideisiAnd
was informed by aientletn'ai there he
had carried oat thOusands of such.,! - '
' i' . Well may we'tremblelor the Prcisi '
e.
sfent; .. .fvfien we rellectohOW flinch" 'de
*niciwou his, fealty .to hie true friends. ,
• 1 But as my friend: frein Illinois [Kr.
•Xiigersoll] has well said, I the' 'Union
Party will surtlirekitod,saire this .cOuri.,
4.y. I glory, sir, fo day ; ' n` the, rec.'
urd of that party. There never has
been a party in aay country . that has'
done so nitic - h,for iibeity.:l It 1;" as sav
ed this goiernmeric, from lest [Milt .. .in.
While the soldiers , nietythe • rebels lin •
the field of battle and created them, -
the toyal, ir en of 'the Ncirth Met their
allies in the' political, Old, .at the
jolls,.and defeated tlietn.i I repeat,
this Union party has saved tbcoan .. -
try in its hour of trial and it itill tri
iitnph I . I : the end, not so much on ac—.
nouni of its numbers isbeeatise it is I
right. ,As my friend,: film& (.Ihiengo
[Hr. ,Wen twortli]•'remarked theother
day,,"God will -sustain 'ini if . ' We sue-.'
tern the ri4.ht.''', :„ . 1 . - , ''' 1 . ~
1' I tepeat, then, the trni n • party is
borind' to "friuir.pli. I - May not in:-
.•
dorse, ,sll that is done here by it'..—
I am . not quite satisfied with .; the 're.
Port 'of' the . comiilittee en,ir,ecoOstrue
tlion and shall vote to mend , ithis
Proposition. But 1 the IniOn patty .
*ill live in spite of adv ersity: , Al.
teadY the political 'axe is fallieg Soon
the necks of our friends. ,I.lleads: are
fallingin my own State. l, ' - ' I
A Member. Who are they?, ' 1
Mr, Lawrence.: Ae- good 'mien as
ever lived are beingdisfileleed for, bad,
then The President, _,basli L turcieci,orit
l!ie . !lutist. al of western: Pe ti nsi Irani a,
ells pnreind-eirght-a.rti -.0, .•1
path as ever,hold ' office
,inywhee,
and'appoi,nt(ld a man iu h s place who:
I...aDjUkli 11,
was ditiiiiiiised.' 6Prn setviee on' ' a , ,
ehnitie iinplicating his iitegrity.-1
Th . aek God, lie is !not eorlfirmed,,, and
iciti not be, , [Laughter] 1.:I have met '
him very often. 1 do not know ho w
diueh money he' has. made, out of the
Position that he lost. Thpl`report yet.
ties. •' : 1 - - 1 1, ' L
hMr. ' Smith.' , Who
,recornmended
im? - • . 1 , 1 - 1 :
if ~
. Mr, Lawrence. It is . net for me to
Say. Certainly the gentleman :from
Ren,tucky r H.r. Smith] (lid n)t, 1 1
1: Mr. Smith. , I suppose somebody
i. ~
prom Pennsylvania did it; and would
iire to know. H_ ', i i . 1
ri
1
1 . Mr. , Lawrence. I When: I spoke to
the ihesident about the late merafial,
and told hint what 1 kn w of him—
iuld him that there was n more eem
ilhtent or worthy 6flieer o ,1.4 -found
=_-,the President. intimated Ilit 'he
1
bonld not be removed; I but betire
I ,two days elapsed he was ri3mbvedland
another name sedt into the. Sedate;
hci' one to whom: 'I have referred as
having, d is m is se d from
been - the Ser.
..,,.
vice of. the Government charged with
va rixis erimes. - I , ,
3ir.'Smitb. 1-would liki to ask the
Ofentleman from Pentisylkiania„ [Mr.
Lawrence],.if this person who Was
4ppointed marshal by, the President
did, net carry ,with hien s'ome siniilar
O d e co rrim en datio n s , in a' pcilitical point
6f ' view, -to °those upon : which 1 the
Preiidedt released Clement C. Clay
Sped parole. ' ' ' ' 1 : 1
i 1 'Mr Lawrence. I amglad the gen.
tleinen heti:Lek : l3d me tbatlquestioh.-
.s6w, I .ventgre te .say;--sind 1, ,haye
if ot; seen the record,' an d il '6 'n Ot kifow.
W;hetber there is anyor •
not---,[fiat
there is not'an, kenest • Ugion man in,
western Penns ylvania wbeisigielLadY ' I
re, monptratice against , thei late
.char-- !
Alial. to charges were dir 'could be
preferred agaidat l a6 pure.and cipright
4 man, respected' ',and loVed; by all
1
L ilo knew iiiin. , l3ut Untie i s a little
abal or eliTte.Of , three or:fear niei in •
ifi.sbnik, in ,tibe , district I:if mY-'l4ol
- r. r' Mooili esti ,] If bp' cad not
bontrol twedty votes in , . any - Ward or
orough in the State, breagift this in
4uenee, With,'the aid of ledding:Dern,
cratB; t i o beim on the Presidenf; land
know make `the: predictioh that bot:::
withstanding that : attentt to r break
I:1 own :vas:colleague in hid,, i wu :district
y removing Some of his pineal And
est, ,friends, he, will come baek .here
to the next Congress with , bli 1 large tt
slit' sjority ,ner he.eser bad before.: '-Those
faw meni,„"Morebeiids" we pall - theca
there,.are men Wlrei_all wiat office trent
y par.ty, ,, that has,there. lei -ktvo:, 1 .
s n
hope tbe President. will deem it proper
d right to `
tiithdraw We' name 'he
proposed tor marshal, froiri thelSegste.
;,am certain the /Presidebt ti ll ui been
aeCeived in , regarci:.to - tirFt an:for
0, would. ; not ,iiifligt., tisch, . iiijuatioe
On his 100,frionde , in weeterg, Pee a-
SylYaniii—ineri Who -
incegliiedhim
i :: n
Vordralyfhdso' bffestltely' -1 .. : 1
I J:biri alsitpceen • -te l i ?dttlly
by, the Presideti: Personally idl
SI
- wayi ektieet to bet' ;. When! be - Ofakei a;
„ Established;L
• ..•;”-
ME
MBE
62112
.. J. . .
I' lb Ptaket litrallows me to , referto it ..--
'}And.if: kmake a .niiiitik4,.E am milling.
tiutt:hei lilmld, teforito Up 4" h!' 4 'dql ) ti
IROt tte c i# in, a„npeech ~ On ,the 22ii day
cif "someJitenth:' ,[tincigliter.]
. '6*,'
11 ' lit.- Siic.akei,l" . liiiii -- Anot'ilie
slighiestintention vr i bert. - I , Pitme -Mire'
to:di l y,of. saymg • Otte I' ward,of ,what I
ltaya,enici.. ) -J bnye. n.ppeech here. t m
t4f, tariff, and on - the spbjeCt, of pro.
itectio 4 o:to wool . Ycietold' me , that 'I-
I ' Id 'not get the Boor next'Sittirdir
eon,
but:thitt I Alight. get in -,: a. niteeeb to - .
day,, if LI, wpuld ,horry..up : ittird get, it.
ready,
~, § c:i. 1 ,yreut ibome yesterdaT,
tind%being :Li lilird-working Min 16at
up lite !nit night _end 'got Pp init..
thin 'about concluded my
I preparistionklottAil.apedeti,4 , 4M e'
111 1" - tscht-' ,.- ~ .', - 1 -
,-/ • ,-,
Ilfirit, I represent a diiitrint 4",
thnt,,ift
More interested in 'wnol:grOwln,g Ihnii .
any other district in tbei-countri, not"
°yen. excepting _4l.iiti -represented .by.
wy friend: &era 'owe, [Mr., tkritinell,]
, whoihnii shown o much . interest. ,in
weol, this session:'; ALA I ^ believe my
own ; 'Counii has' more' and ,better
sheep than' any other.county In the
country, [Laughter.] . • • • : .
'Mt. Grinutll. I have been; charged
by the, -people ,in my district With
havitg,had so - flitleh to d o :with an
other - kind of woot that was not 'so
popular, that 1 thought I would go for
• another kind that the people are, more
willing to have,- ' ' , . 1
-Mi., %Lawrence.. Representing a
district •which has such a deep inter
est:4m the subject r l .though,t I would
be jest!fi'ed in sayingfa few ,words ii,
favor of protecting wool. , i _
•,
When this political subject came up
I was led into specking . upon it,:and - I
I have said , more ' thin I- bud ‘iiitendnd
• to do. ' I 'have this speech _here on
wool and and tariff, but I feel some
hesitation in boring Alie Rouse with
it, for it is .a dry sp6ecti, full qf . 6 atri:
tics r and figures.. ' ; 11‘ ' '
Mt, , Smith. I move that th gen
tictmen have leave qt.:print hi wool
speech instead of Life one he has made.
[Laughter ]
object'r -
Mr, Randall.' I eto that.- o,r
-1 angenient. 1 ; I
Mr. Lawrence. Ido not know that
.the speech I have made Aipw will ap.-
pear very Veil ,in Oridt; - ' But .I am
sari the - epee - a of to:Viilliiit g e to day
[Mr: - Randall] will not , edir.pa're vpry
well , vvith his. former" record. - , .
lir— Wilson. If, the gentleman'
from Pennsylvania -tMr. !Lau'rence]
et otlld ; riot
.publish his, speech' of
tls ;w Jiholild lose
.Cltrner'a • sp.eeph;
an tritt - Wderitti, - to-rotailuit . ,_ - . - .:
The; Speaker. he 'Cher 'would
say to the gentleman from Peringylva
via that 110 reporters of the Globe
lfave already taken down. his speech
of toAtiy.
Mr Lawrrce. • Yhave been led off
on this-poliri t calrpostion. Batt want
it distinctly understood that 1 intend
ed drily to get, in this wool speech to..
dayi [Laughter.] _
• Mr. Gricuell. I move that the
. om-,
tleroan 'have leave td print his =wool
speech.
Mr. Smith.
ragb
.
No• objectup ,was made , and leave
ciaslaceordipgly 10111114 d.
Kt% Lawrence. I have kept very
quiet _this session, as members very ,
'4611 1 1 know. I . thOught it most pru.
dentin a new member not to mix tin
in these political discussions„ But I
felt it to be a duty that I awed to the
peonlelL I *present to speak on this
question of protection icir wool. I
have 'presented petitions with more '
thanl ten thousand names 'asking Con,
grecs to 'give them' increased protec , *
doh on wool. I have been, with otb.
ere, 'bet - W.13,41* Committee Of Ways
and keens on this subject, and I will
say to the country that we . believe the
committee have agreed to report jest
what the •vook.growers desire on that
subject.
Mr, Banka: I hope the gentleman
rum Pennsylvania will go -on - With
this spegch.and let us thus'have the .
the other. in prio. . .
lb , : Lawrence. I. ha t tre little more
to say, as my tithe 18 -nearly out:. :1
Wish:now to say;lin addition to what
I have , said, that 1 'am to
trust. the future of this .great - natioti
to ttie Union part .which haR done so
muchlfor, the ; cou ntry:. When* par.
ty.ie, together and . actuated h
aI
. oifinie'desire! to perpetdto '. the
greatest' goodj for the, greatest pump ,
youl cannot , hytb,ese side issues
aud by executive patronage corrupt it:
- and Dead it away -from
~ the path. of
ciiity4 j . -j• •
Sir, the 'People de not forget the a--
mount. 'or, wood , A tia treasure .that
was spent iluringl the last four or five
YenrB. ''TbeY do not eipect this Con.
gresii;49-proceedi in the work of . ie-:
consirdcticu upon a . policy `which
would lose to Ithe.loyal peopleof -the,
cithntry .all that they, have gitinod
in ,the lateicontest. And, this,!Cius
gtesXjjwill be sust'ained:asfar tas they
sire nght. .
The riernbere 'Of the tnion
have , been siuUdered; and iilified and
dengianbed all over_ the coUntry; but,
air ; I, venture toijeay that.
comprises , a body of, men 'as
hthest and; ailifititU . rtti the Ititeieiit*
of the 'country a any`rdeit'Wlin 'ever
sat in tbitl.Hall ' we 'are aniiietled,
tint beonuse we. are, partisane v !Jut; be...
°pule t we stand.teggOer. scoter. 1?...tr,.
Ing jutitiey„itakili,fiK . pp for. the right:
`l'. 1n the coming .lciintyl4
ra,tiiit' the - Union!' paitytliril I lie 'sus.
tidned'; .4y 'olledgtie
.way
rflti4,`Raildalf . l kilOws - that the contest
. apy that
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nsz.6"-- 4100ovetik fainted. at. the i tit sle $1 ,
p e !„I - eack' sublilitu* filterPlt.
mree3 4 . inibinedir made ta.,iooky 'r,
el m
advertiaortrffionjOiNfik id* ' . ;Wit*: -
A apseeliptil to titeites l iar "itstbla imp, 4.!
nes:wired se aristiVate.- - •,), -- - I - •
-Special Fatten 26 per gent: tlagi, to riff. 4
%liar sateiii I , ~!. - 3 - , --,i = ~ :-. :• , I ;
. Bushiest 'lade, 7A-eenta till line, pea visit' r
Nl,4;ipat - aita IDeatlts, Relying reattiiii 1
and otliet 'it i a4iee' of a` inilto - tiiiurii.cfroa. ' "),
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we batrerec.la ,14,Hia i State) Be
;- ; - iv , t t „
knoWa , lnTlL l 4l'4l Ah!,_pepple,of;that ''
Caninnit.Wcalth - it .21'' He knows that 1
P6'll - 4yiriiiiii, - gfiie' ell "it4:l4triir i ila m i
GoVeitn i rrieni ; (a4 - -rninyl iloldiers;'---shemil
ifiory« perhapi, - ,in 2pruportion -io; hew;
pipniation, 4 thav any s nother-S4talp a ,'
tile i.i,pfou.,,iii'3,kno,6:B twit•itle c jcp?atl
henrt of' that: glint State-4ikliapsorae- ;
tinies' been ailled the blind
alw ay 4 ~ b eaten". itilufiitkotvukwitg:i-thsr4,
highest_ ar.,1,,' be,-t itteraits.,9f.t. the'
country.: kndi,E.J.ell hlin.4l4t-ctlk A t tif
tight of.the.Secnnif ' T uesday of
00t0,,1
bar ' next , a-a:Will - 4:14 *op from 'itegt,. I
eiri - Panniiy”inia r i-SoiCellftriett. - -willF
convince Inni,:thaethe'peoplu . :baseA* l
forgotten th,Ac ' or d of.aelster,Ch4
1
mar , Tl4 4 3 'i•b4°9-VI i t+o2t!elOht t '
fae'tp. t whia ' ibe legitilattse aoliiala l pinyn,. that lie' ibitCralY",l4fiktl
gallica savoring to the' Soldierainitlial
field.the ileetiver franebise;- and • ip.sr9
!,
ppktic - speechl l ,l,: - boirted, of
. havfn , i
done; so.' In my presene i e',be s , vote ...1
over 1 and 'crier again' ii .. gitillet":•e(Voi.
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pi Opealtioir calculated 'lei: - aisist:ti,sidr 1
vustain 'ttiet 4 State ..and the - :nritiotkili.;
the,, late struggle. : He
.iim - . bequ,:s r , ,
most' ' consistent , friend.of , Vallandb k .,
gbaia ar.d William g; Itepil l ,,itild piat;'
class' of, men all over the country; arid' •
he',ilir a fit representative CO-day:el the-',
Democratic 'party. He is. a friead .of.
Woodward, who as judgp_pf 4s-an. :
promo-court, madt; a deetilika againel ! ,
the constitutionality of• the' cObtiriff.,
'tioti ihmr, and iihn; because oftbl,6 - dno
cision_and one against enfratehisintr
the soldiers ,of the State, Was nomippe
ted by the Democratic party for thY.,
ernor. - i .
° Mr. Speaker, I say • that: *bed:010 1-
people of Pennaylvaniii comer to took ,
at the record of the Detnecratic can
didats tor t.id'vernor, in my State,•not;-
onlylon theee questions relating th the
war, lbot orirother questions, they wil'. .
repudiate 'bun. - The 'Uninuparty in .
that - 61146, l as members-of ;this 'Midis:
aro aware; lia*e nontinsted'a eandi.e,
date ,witholit i referer.ce to his politiod,
opiniong a I lman who' did 'once 'act
with, the Democratic •parts. - We E 4 E4 ' ;:
Mect lto elect ', him. and we will elect' •
ons 1 i": ad lassure•yot‘, tote peoplo.are.
honest dod weil-informed and W;11:- .
,stand by the cotintry,.and thotrucat,',
best friends of this' c4unfry, inCall
will be well: Now,l •Will . not detain
the House flonger • Noti a word; on -
this .question-Whieh -I hai rs said Aid I.
intend to y whew I - elte - into 1147,
Souse. I ow yield th e m floor • - ;:r .-:‘=
... , s• • -
I [The foil wing . is the - fesblution - re-lf
ferred to;)) . Kr. 4wteßee, passeo by.
ili s e' , lllferkr, Ot• 4 9titfis . is,GprivAiitiili:l4,
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rer i nsylva ia, in 1 1863. 7 -Fans„ - :Aridue.). -
4 , #rrolveci, plat we heartily thank the - lfoit=.
hearted_Dem racy of ; Ohio for the manly Vito.;
dicatioulth tyave given to the Constitution'
against the.:igreat • crime conit-itted upon it.;
la
in the arrest and deperfation df C. C. Yallati
digham. and! we assure them of our cordial'
sympathy in, the great struggle they are mak-1
ing for their - undoubted iightsJ"
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Notice In, 'the: Orphans' Court ..
, - 0 • 1 : •
The; folloirtag appraisements under the. Act.
of Assetably4tl the.,l4tif of !April, 1851,1 of,
property allow.ed to'' be retained-by a widow.
or- children of Ii • decedent, • ter*the value of' -
$BOO, ll:Ave - been filed in the Office of the'Clirk'
of tho Orphan nisi,
coUrt, :of Beaver county,
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and approved to wit ': , • •.,
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.Personal property l i d amouni of. $llOO, rio
ril,
tained by widow of Jamie Lyon, 460 , 4 Ana
G. Lyon,. adlit',:. l '
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' Personal property ' to'aniount of.' i 1 14 .‘ 1; e: 4
tained by wideviv of James Jameson;:dic:st.:... , '
'F.lisabeth Jameson,''adin'x.• 1 ..,' ;
Personal pmperty to amount of $3OO, re- . 1 .
tained by itidow•of Jacob LoPdallt, 4 10 1. 4- ,- 4/ - ' •
eiander Temple, adnfr. .- , 1e..,t,. ._.., - -: •
Periona property'tb . amont! de-r296 95 , -
retatitA•by widow of Jamealiftirriy; desede'l,
llftban Eakin, adta!r. --' 7 .\, . :•- - ‘,
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PerSonal property With !claim of $278 - 24* 1 ;
'Henry, Briggs; tunounting,in all 1, 048 1 )0.,•roc .
tamed by: widow or - J,acitT) Warner, , d,ec•di , t r, - .;
C. Wilson' adni'r. ,• ' . ;- .•" - ; I
PetiOna ' l 'prOpertY': to: nuicnini: bf , $l6l, 95; I
retained by ssidow of John 'Wilton, deo'd.-.:
Andrew Wattorsan, adin'i.. .. • i .. ".- -.-',
, Personal proporty to amou n t 0f.5212 50,.rit-1,1
tamed by widow of Jacob lintate.adoi . eied.-.VI,
Ann Umstead,; adm'rs. - ' ' .. • i
Notice is hereby given to, creditors,.
legatees, ,distributees; and all others interest...
ed, to appear at the neit term 'of said Coint„,
a - n(l'6;4 later than third day, beinethEVlOP,'
day of June;! , to she* 'canse, if any 'flier
against; the filial .conflrmailan of Abe*,
above appraisements.i' ' 1, g=. t-1
..maYl6. . FAAB% Olerk, ' ,:l
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i4c nse Notice.. - •
T IST of applicants-for Lieenso'it - - "mit nen&
AA slow 1866;', • .
• • tsiiTudi, • act.'
James P. Parrish.. . . ~.Brighton-tp;
John Allebind bore;
_AdatnJohnitoir 'ltoeheiter bolo; .
Riel!ard Doncaster do ; .. • do - '
David ' - Nerriftrighton bore; ,
John burls!. ••` • Darlington born;'
Bakei (Trustie)...HannonY tp; • :
• 4.lichael caurp,lr ' Rotrhester berg; .
Samuel Wallace . "New . ,Siorickly tp;
Sohn Camp .. Rochester boro;„ .
Andrew Striney -OrcOnsi tp; • '• •
Nieltolas Rufer; - ' Phillipsburg torn: '
Daridjohluston *Big tearer
To tell liquor in.quantitiesnia less them on, -
quart,' with goods, warenand iterohandise:
tp;
. C. F.. Kearcher.."...Phillipsburg -bOroi ,
:Peter ' Bridgewater Bore;
• • It. k Baker(Truatne)...Hurnitelay .tp, ,••*- •:' 0. C. Speyerer ' Beehesterboro l l '. •
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• . • i iltATUtee, 1100.18. .
, FrencisßlivuutAl
, en , Brighton hornl.
W. &J. Breitenstein Eeonoin,y-tp: '
Henry Wagner NeW•Bnghton bore
4olin` Aber .2 Industry tp;
Bliznbeth • Ripper . •- Freedom PistrioL,
zu5,Y16•436 i JOHN A. FRAZIRE,
Tzrk l alk H o.t ea,
BEAVit, TA.
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