The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-01
Far the Ohio State Journal.

Tho Ecrty.six Traitors--Where are they!
Maino--Moscs Mcdonald, I.
New-Hampshi.e--Har Hibbard; |.
Connecticut NJ IDgersoll,l l.
New-Yor k--Thos. w. Cummings, Fran
els B. Cutting. Peter Rove, John J. Taylor,
William NJ Tweed, Hiram Walbridgc, VIII
liam A. Walker, Mike, walsllS aud Theo-
dore r. Wcslbrook.9. ~ -
Pennsylvania Samuel A, Bridges,t John
J.. Dawson, Thomas B. Florenoe,t j. Clan
ey Jones'. William IL. Kur,z, John McNair,
Asa Packers Jshn Robbins, Jr, Christian
nj. S,raub, William II. Wt,e, Hendriek b.
Wright* and Michael c. 1rou,,tI3.
New-Jerscy--Ssmuei Llly* and George
yail,*2.
Ohio--David L. Disney, Frederick w.
Green, Edison d. Olds* and Wilson Shan
non, 1.
: lrdiana--.John G. Davis,* Cyrus l.. Dun
ham,* Norman Eddy,* Willism II. English,*
Thomas A. Hendricks James ii. Lane aud
Smith Mier,*7.
Illnos---James c. Aliens Willis Alen
and WillOm a. Richardson's 3.
Michigon---S Samuel Clurb,* David Stuart*
ard d. A. Noble,
lOWd---Dtfui'dil hCHHy L.
California. Milton S. Latham and J. A.
HcDougal,* 2.
The above named members from the free
States. except Trout and Noble, voted for the
final passage of the Douglos Nebraska swim
die, on the memorable night of the 22d OF
May, 1854. But twenty-five, those marked
in the foregoing list with asterisks, dared
afterwards to face their outraged constituents,
and but SeueB are reelected, and they by
greatly reduced msjorities, in districts where
the Slave Democracy have heretofore had
overwhelming majortics Even in old Berks,
Jones is cut own TO 2,CO0, instead of over
1000. Trout Of Pennsylvania, and Noble
OF michigan, who are included in the above
voting on the Sth Of May to take up the
measuer in preference TO other bills, aud
then endeavored to skuIk responsibilities to
their constituen!sby voting against the bill or
Its final passage. But their trick cry hes
been properly rebuked by the people. as wei
us the manouvrcing OF certain profe seG anti
N ebrasba men, who, after the deed had beer
consummoted, attempted TO p. each acquieS
cencc to the reoIle. Indeed, this class @
politicians are more to be !ea red than opel
enemies. Let all such men be marked b.
true anti Nebraska men. 1t is useless 1
talk Of compromise, until the plum der is res
tored bv the RESTORATION Of the Missouri
line.
In striking contrast with the humiliatin
defeat OF those cons prstors, stands the re
election of Banks, Nicols, Wheeler and O
liver, Democrats, who resisting all the blanc
ishments Of the Administration, fought or {
theibH ter end and stll continue to raise tn
war cry OF REPEAL. The minions of til
executive, Notwithstanding the overwhc
ming reverses their favorite measure has re
ceived, have the insolence now to come fol
ward, aud claim that the people have deci
ded nothing; that the men who have bee
elected to rebuko their policy can agree i
nothing. The Cincinnati Enquirer eve
claims all the anti. Nebraska Democrats elec
ted TO Congress, except, in the States
Indiana and Ohio, putting down seven i
the Nsw-York list, when but one Nebraska
ite is elected. Why this distinction ".unles
for the purpose deceiviE & its readers. an
concealing the extent Of tho reverse tn
Nebraskaites have met with! In the thin
teen free States that have voted, but fltec
Nebruskaites have been elected, to 1870 anti
Nebraskaites, and in one of these, Caliiorni;
the question was not made an issue, and i
Iowa, the seat Of Hall will DO contested, II
he got the certificate by throwing cut vote,
for iniormality. The following table show
the politics of the members elect, accorl
Ing to old party dcsignati ons.
Wing. +. S. A. N. Dem. N. ID.
Main A