At a speech in Mount Vernon, he claimed that he didn't care about General Order Number (*) 38; that speech caused Ambrose Burnside to arrest him and put him on trial, after which he was exiled to the South and then fled to Canada, becoming the basis for "The Man Without a Country.
This man's supporters used the slogan "Rally round the flag, boys;" while O.C. Wheeler promoted him by using the slogan "That Constitution as it is, the Union as it was" after meeting him during his time as editor of the newspaper The Western Empire. Nevertheless, he was defeated in the ensuing political race by John Brough. Late in life, he was a defense lawyer for Thomas McGehan, who was accused of murdering Tom Myers at a local bar - in the course of trying to demonstrate how that murder happened, he pulled out a gun and shot himself at the courthouse, and then died the next morning. At a speech in Mount Vernon, he claimed that he didn't care about General Order Number (*) 38; that speech caused Ambrose Burnside to arrest him and put him on trial, after which he was exiled to the South and then fled to Canada, becoming the basis for "The Man Without a Country." For 10 points, name this Copperhead who led the Peace Democrats in Ohio during the Civil War.
This man's supporters used the slogan "Rally round the flag, boys;" while O.C. Wheeler promoted him by using the slogan "That Constitution as it is, the Union as it was" after meeting him during his time as editor of the newspaper The Western Empire.
Clement Laird Vallandigham