The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

a Christian Government.
These sentiments. | have long entertain.
ed and have often publicly advocated.
Though personally a stranger to YOU
permi, mel to subscribe myself, respectful
L., Your Friend.
ISAAC J. ALLEN.
It will be seen That this wing candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, takes the whole
Al oIitioa ground on slavery and pretty
near its present ground on the Fugitive
Slave law. This with his adoption Of The
Maine law, closes the conlrac,--Barrere
is tn he left alone in his glory-cut 10 the
very quick by the Maine law and Aboll-
! ION wings who stand pledged 10 vote for
Lewis the Abolition candidate, provided
| The Ab"i.iunisls as a party, will make
buckingham give IN the rack and sup
port Allen for Lieutenant Governor.
AS cody aud as gracefully rs the coon
caniNdown when hp found his antagonist
was Cap, Scott, the AboitioS leaders cave
ain. Buckiugham's bead is of-he is
forred to decline, and tke abolition oracle
IN this city, announces Mat No nno'inaI'on
will 10 made 10 supply his place. Here
is VIVA, il saws!
Mr. Buckingham Declined.
We learn, this DAY, "Wednesday, } when
THE weeks paper is nearly ready 10 90 10
press, that the State Committee have JUS,
receirpd from Mr.. Buckingham. whom
they had selected as candidate for Lieu
lepanl Governor. in place Of Judge Bis
sell. declined, a letter, declining The nomi-
ntOn, and wishing his name wiihdra wn
from the Ticket. Mr.. Buckingham does
moi Withdraw from any disaif, cIon toward
our cause. but, on the contrary, lrom 4
belief that it will he promO,ed by his with
drawal, as' an evidence Of which, he will
| meet Mr.. Lewis NJ Coshcctou, on the 2SIh,
and labor with him for the promotion Of
the cause.
The COMMITTEE, We learn, will proha.
hly make no nomination in place Of MIR.
Buckingham, but leave our friends 10 oil
the vacancy Oh the ticket, each as he shal!
seem best in his own eyes, A communi,
cation from Mr.. Buckingham will proba,
Wy appsAr in our next paper, We have
no lime for further remark on the subject
in this number
Again; In the same paper VIC have thc
following:
The Wing and Democratic oandi-
dates.
In another place, we publish a letlel
frem Isaac ]. Allen, Esq, the Wing can
didate for I.ieulenan, Governor, 10 the ed
itor Of the A.hrabula Sentinel, who wrote
tn both Mr.. ALEU- and Mr.. Myers, Us vii
be seen, Tor their views on the subject u
Slavery and Temperance. The matte
derives additional interest 10 our friends
from the withdrawal Of nur candidate, an,
the purpose Of the Stale Committee 10 max,
: no new noainatiUH. We shall publish
any e,RmusicaieH that may be %reeeiveC
from Mr.. Myers& the same sufecc AM
shall, probably. next week, cypress gu
! 'icws at Iens'h, as to Ihe duty oflh,
lndepeudenrDemocracy
Thus is the bargain complete. VI
y wings are 10 fuse with the AbollliOIfst.
and the AboIilioniss' to fu'sYiih the whig'
and B'rrcro, The wig caudG1ie for Gov
5 c'nor, is to be silently Popped and all III
wing vote possible cOaSfplraied On Lewi'
!, tie Abolition candidate. 'YhdO the Abol
lion party. body, soul and breechs', are
II vote for Allen for LieuicRsrR Goveyho
while their friends in The Legyliturs al
10 vote for repeating the law tarlds Bank
- IN which case, il successful, tieiEnitt
n States Senator is 10 be given to sdi abb.
ZIONIST. with Free SUil alhnitcs.
In the same paper lhIl the editor cool
" announces that the Free SOilers will u
nominate a candidate for Lieutenant Gu
,e ernor, the editor Of NE Columbian, Il
VI Free Soil.organ, thus shows how u COS
IT ton majoriy eau be elected 10 Tue Oh
legislature, 50 as to secure .n AbUlri
-, United States Senator.
q. A clear knowledge Of the existing d
n. Hl5uilon OF political power in the STATE,
Isl essential To prudent and efficient action
Ier reference IN these ends.
Of the Old LINE Democrats bad, ia
H.. last Legislature, a very large majority
majority Of fifteen in the Senate, and
forty in the House. In a Senate Of lhir
I'D i've members they had twenty-five, and
les a House VI ninety.siS members dec
rec sixly.cight,
VII This grcdt majority, held by a party
lnp tuatY III a minority in the State, as
IN shall dlow, was secured 10 the Old l.
Democrats chiefly by their position in
MS speci 10 Slavery. In 1919, the Old |
,M Democrats and the independent De.
TO. Gratis ~co.opordlcd in the repeal Of
no. Black Laws; in lns election us. p. Oh
the an Independent Democrat, 10 the Scnar
the United States; aud in the rltcliO
,ers two liberal Democrats 10 the Svpr
fest Beuct ID the Slase. Al the time Of
SD election VI Tue last Legislature--the "a
Of is5l-Gbs Uld lime Democracy stool
a. oseJ To the Fillmore administration,
L. vhn.. ,n.,irs. ,hp Euyi,;,. SI,,,