Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
Facts for the PEOPLE.

heep 6ejorc te leopic. that a vulc ilr Salmon
7. Chase and the Black Republican tick d, Is a
vote that negroes shall he allowed the si.yht oi
suffrage, the right of sitting on Juries or b,iug
eligible 10 Office. of being admiiie, 10 the pub.
lie schools, and to all the rights of ciiiz,ns
hecp a before The Peotie. that a woe for Sal
mon T. Chase aud the Black Republican iickr.
is vote that all white persons not barn in ihc
United States shall be pruhil'ilr,i from voting,
and holding office; and hat they shall b. IAac,d
IN the same position whc the negro Is now.
aud be considered an inferior caste in our midst
that they shall be degraded while the negro Is
etegated IN the scale of social and political con-
dition, as has been done in Massachusetts,.
herp before the people, that Salmon p Chase
condemns our whole policy in reference to the
colored population; thinks all legal distinctions
should be done away-that general amalgation
Of color should take place.
heep Il. before the people, that il Chase and his
|tickrs4rk kscods a Law w l.ie pass u fotbiddin.
1he Sl50e Coufts from naturalizing foreigGcfs,
and throwing the duty entirely upon the United
States Courts at Cleveland aud Cincinnati, n
measure which would practically nullify the
naturalization law in this State
Keep IL before the people, that Chase and his
Black Republican ticket are in favor of the pas
sage OF law called the"Personal Liberty Bill, .
the provisions Of which are intended and cal
culated 10 prevent the execution in this State Of
the Fugitive Slave Law, founded upon an ex-
press provision of the Constitution, and 10 EN-.
broil Ohio aud the General Government in
forcibe collision, leading, perhaps, TO civil war
and anarchy
Keep IL before Lhe people, that Chase and the
Black Republican leaders are in favor Of such
ultra, extreme and unconstitutional legislation
upon the subject Of slavery as 10 lead directly
to dissolution of the Union: that they have
formed a sectional party in the Northern States
alone contrary to the counsels Of Washington
and other revcred Reyolu;onar, patriots and
that they are doing everything in their power
TO shatter this glorious Constitution, which can
not be destroyed without leading to the most
terrible civil connections and the utter destrue-
ton of our prosperity nation.
Keep before The people. that the interests of
Cincinnati. especially in its trade aud manufac-
lures, would receive a severe blow in the elee-
tiOn of Salmon i. Chase and the Black Repub-
lcan ticket, who are in favor of making a war
upon the institutions and the rights of that sec
tion Of the country where the merchants and
manufacturers of Cincinnati find their hest and
most profitable customers.
hfep before the people, that a vote for Chase
aud the Black Republicans is vote for the
passage of that Odious measure known as the
"Maine Liquor Law" with its confscaton of
property, its invasion Of private dwellings, its
severe and extraordinary penalties for slight
oflenscS, and the whole scheme Of legal coercion
to carry out The ideas and notions of moral re-
formers.
Keep teiore he people, that Salmon F. Chase,
the great champion of the rights OF the negro.
has written two different letters in the cam
paign upon the subject of Know NO,hingism.
in one Of which he does not condemn that dark
conspiracy but in the other he processes To be
very hostile to its principles. One letter was
written 10 deceive and hoodwink the Know
Nothings-thc other to deceive the Germans.
keep Il before The people, that Salmon r. Cha sc
is guilty Of the most shameful duplicty upon
the subject of State policy; that while in his
speech accepting the nomination for Governor
he declared that he adhered 10 his former opin-
ions upon that subject-which were hard money,
free trade and anti iibank-he, in other address
es. represents himself as entertaining views the
most opposite upon these questions.
KecP before fhe people. that, ia consequence
of these heretical and censurablc views of pub
lie policy advocated by Salmon T. Chase and
his crew Of Black Republicans, and in view of
his publicity and dishonesty he should receive
the greatest popular rebuke ever administered
to man aspiring TO the honorable position OF
Governor of OhiO.-Cin. Enquirer.