Speech of Hon James M Ashley of Ohio Delivered in the House of Representative
Speech of Hon James M Ashley of Ohio Delivered in the House of Representative
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I answer, because we are not fearful of falsehood, where free speech and a free press is let't free to combat it before an intelli- gent people. Wherever such slanders are uttered m the North ihey are harmless They ought to be and would be harmless with you in tbe South, if you tole- rated free speech and a free press. The utttrer of this sland-T is like the desperate gambler, who, having lost character, position, everything that a manly man could desire, Is playing the last card upor the polit...i- cal board, wiih a n'ckiessness bffining his desperate condition, hopirg almost against hope to be promoted, by the dying political organization now in chf r^r of the Government, to a p sition once dign'fied and made honorable by a Jay, a Story, and a Marshall. How in- famous and wicked must an administration be where promotion to high and honorable positions are more readily secured by such baseness tha. Iby an honorable, manlv, upright bearing.
John Randolph, of Virginia, once said, when re- bukin»; those whom he justly called dough f ces, "that he did noteuvy ihe heid orhe?rt o'' that man who could ri-e here and defend slavery on principle.
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I answer, because we are not fearful of falsehood, where free speech and a free press is let't free to combat it before an intelli- gent people. Wherever such slanders are uttered m the North ihey are harmless They ought to be and would be harmless with you in tbe South, if you tole- rated free speech and a free press. The utttrer of this sland-T is like the desperate gambler, who, having lost character, position, everything that a manly man could desire, Is playing the last card upor the polit...i- cal board, wiih a n'ckiessness bffining his desperate condition, hopirg almost against hope to be promoted, by the dying political organization now in chf r^r of the Government, to a p sition once dign'fied and made honorable by a Jay, a Story, and a Marshall. How in- famous and wicked must an administration be where promotion to high and honorable positions are more readily secured by such baseness tha. Iby an honorable, manlv, upright bearing.
John Randolph, of Virginia, once said, when re- bukin»; those whom he justly called dough f ces, "that he did noteuvy ihe heid orhe?rt o'' that man who could ri-e here and defend slavery on principle.
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