The true Democrat., 1855-10-30

record was defeated. The K. Ms carried the day. Chase will occupy the gubernatorial chair of Ohio. Three Georges and all the other Know Nothing Georges who are seeking office and power in Mississippi, may throw up their hats and shout for joy over the result; but the great mass of our voters will tell them a tale at the polls which they will not soon for get'
 As further evidence on this subject, we ap- pend the following from the same paper.
 ssrhe Election of Chase i'll Ohio
 According to the telegraphic reports, Chase the co-adjutor of Seward and Hale, and one of the vilest of all the infamous abolition crew, has been elected Governor of Ohio, by con- binaton of Know Nothings, free soier and other tannatcal traitors
 The K. N. candidate for It. Governor, was Ford, another noted agtator, and member of the Philadelphia Know Nothing Sanhed- rim.
 It will not be denied that Chase and Ford were the regular Knoo Nothing ca,adidates.- After the convention that nominated Allen Trmble Is Corwin abolition whig, no better than Chase, though not so well known. They also adopted strong anti slavery resolves.- Irmble does not seem to have been heard of Tn the race-Chase being the favorite.
 The following is from the address of Thos Spooner, president of the convention by which Chase and Ford were selected. We republsh It, that no doubt may rest on the mind of any reader as to the sort of combination by which the election of these two faratics, has been achieved:
 To the Members of the American Order of
 Ohio.
 The action of the 18th July convention is before the fublic, and a sense of duty to you as well as justice to myself, prompts me to lay before you what 1 conceive to be the true posi- ton of the order in this connection.
 Up to the hour when the State Council, at its session in Cleveland, decided to postpone all further action in the matter of nomination un- til the 7th of August, your executive had taken no part in either the mode of nomination or the candidates to be nominated but had confined himself to the discharge of his official duties leaving the membership to free and unbiased action. But when it became apparent that OUR MEMBERSHIP WOULD NOT ONLY LARGELY PARTICIPATE BUT BETTE CONTROLLING ELEMENT IN THAT CONVENTION, 1 felt that it became my duty to do all in my power to secure the no. mlnaton of such head to the ticket as would be most acceptable to the order, and with this view labored earnestly and honestly to defeat the nomination of MT. Chase. The result i before vou
 One of the largest and most respectable con ventous ever held in the State in point o numbers, intellect and character A DECIDED MA JORITY OF WHICH WERE OF THE AMERICAN PARTY, CLEARLY AND FAIRLY NOMINARED THAI GENTLEMAN AS THE CANDIDATE OF THEII CHOICE FOR THE GUBERNATORIAL CHAIR. Tn, rest of the ticket, if 1 am rightly advised, ar, not only members of the American party, bu especially acceptable to 1t, and eminently qua lined for the positions for which they have beel elected, What then the duty and policy forl hold them identcal-of our order in vev of this tact?'
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 Opposing, as honestly did, the nomination of Mr. Chase, knowing that he would not b acceptable to many of the American party, yet feeling that he was openly and fairly nominat ed, cannot consent to the repudation of hi name, and, so far as am personally concerned shall support him. conceding the same indivi dual rights to all others; but am clearly of tn opImon that concerted opposition of the orde to the head of the ticket would render us ol noXlons to the charge of bad faith, and serious ly damage the character and standing of tn American party, and emnently endanger it prospects of success THOS. SPOONER
 CINcINNATI July 23, 1855.
 The following is m extract from a speec delivered by Chase himself, on the 9th of Au gust last, at mass meeting at Crcevll, Ohio:-
 As ifby magic then grew up the America party. It arrayed itself ill the free States o the side of freedom
 'They (thc northern members) exhibited i the Philadelphia consenton what was sadl wanting n the north-bock bone. They cam home and re-efected their platform at Colum bus, and they now stand upon and fight t. sether united as brethren
 Will the three Georges X Co., send forth note of rejoicing over the triumph of the brethren in Ohio? Oh. what great party fc the south--what q God-send-is the glorou American