The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-03
15 no "'.7 'a From the Lima Argus. "
SENATOR CHASE AND THE FREE
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aqSALMoN P. CHASE, elected U. 8. Sens.
;cr three years ago, BY the efforts OF the
..balance Of power" party, and hitherto
recognized as a Free Soiler, sometime
since. announc d his intention; to aban.
don the Free Soil separate organization,
for State purposes, and 10 support the
while Democratic State Ticket. ''''.
His reason for this sep must be obvious
1, every correct political thinker in tho
State. Tie Free Sellers have very hap
pily blended with their negto notions, an
Ultra democratic creed, on national and
8 a.e Policy. They are fer in Advance.
on tho subject Of the Tariff, and the cur
rency, Of many segments Of the old De.
mocfa tic party-and this fact alone, has
drawn 10 their standard, many thousands
of. the mos. liberal and sound politicians,
OF the day-men, who, never under any
circumstance; would have joined hands
with the party, SO long as it clung
70 lie zone idea" Of negro emancipa-
iion. -., ..i'.,..-,,
The time has arrived, in Ohio, at least,
when the sound masses Of the Free Soil
party must make ap election between
TRUTH and Error between real. subs
,antial Democracy, and Federal exclu.
/ eisui.' They saw the eff1rts OF the
privileged. Wings, and the incorpota.
The Capitalists Of the State, TO defeat the
New Constitution, they have Witnessed
|, The superhuman efforts Of the same class
Of men 10 turn every free soil success
lin 10 a ,whig triumph, and in the present
canyass, they bad presented TO them, the
single alternative, Of secession from their
own independent organization, or tho
Triumph, Of a power hostile to the most
vital principles Of their creed. ''G 'F''.E
Senator Chase has made his election.
! He chooses 10 support the party, who have
at hear, the creat interests Of the white
population Of Ohio-he is the friend Of
the masses henceforlh, and not Of the
privileged few @5. j., .,.. ! s',a ,,,, ,u. -.
'I' For this determination, the Wing
branch Of the Free Soil party, assembled
, in Hamilton Co, a week OF two since,
and read Mr.. Chase ou. Of the party
We are glad of il, far when they rid
!, themselves Of MI. Chase and his friends,
!. they have severed from themselves all
that makes their party dangerous 10
Democratic principles. No more Demo
!, Gratis will 60 of after an abolition 'hGNus
! FAruys'' headed by such arrant political
, lkha YES as Sam Lewis & Co.-men who
: in 1874, treacherously threw one half oi
q The abolition vote for Henry Clay,-who
have administered s'aid and COMFORT TO
the Wigs through long years Of treason,
10 their own honest supporters. The
= thing gets to be too transparent when
= headed by such men.
: We believe This split in Free Soilism,
will elect every man on the Democratic
: State Ticket, and the Wings believe 90
/. TOO, for they are abusing Mr.. Chase with
: a hearty good will. The State Journal
!. opens on him with perfect torrent o.
. abuse, and tries TO persuade itself that i
: Is glad, that Mr.. Chase is at last, where
! he belongs. That paper sung another
song, many years ago, when Mr. Chase
! Was "good enough whig" for its purpose
: but circumstances alters cases, and
little III hunor may be excused in an &c
live partizan, who sees the fate Of BIZ
par,y, ia the "hand writing on the wall !