Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-04

patient, for Pierce would soon remove him.
I Pierce hesilaies and is airnid. Mississippi
is impatient jeff Davis says, remove
Reeder Or -----7--'' Pierce cries oiii, ~ will
! remove him.. Lanchter) You all know
I that Reeder had no Ereesoh icn1encies-
|suppor@ddle kansss, Nebraska acl. 0n,~as
\ MOI orenRFeds lot thel pfogFamme eol III
Il MISSOURI itiSasiad. NiIseh Shannon i
man discarded by the people OF Ohio, has
been rewarded byihe Goyernorship or Kan.
zas. You can anticipate his administration
10 the further support Of iIe charge that
I ,he kanzas ouirages are counienanced and
authorized by Pierce, | may call your a,leu-
ienlion 10 the fact that the "Squat,er Sover.
eign," a violent proslavefy newspaper,
which hasincied and supported The violation
of the right of suffrage in the people of
kanEas. publishes abe 3 us, laws as we'll
as the acls Of the Kanzas Legislature, "by
authority"
Is there not, fellow citizens, more reason
for the Republican army of Ohio 10 oe uni.
led this October Than the lasil The Cunven.
ZION Of the 18Th Of July unlled in declaring
that slavery wns sectional, and ihatil should
be de-nalionalizsd. There l. stand, and
standing fear nothing in the shaps oil arsu-
ment or caumny. ij-f Etr'tl
What do your opponents say2 In this
and other Northern States they received tho
Kanzas Nebraska bill with growl Of dis.
sent-4ike an old uncle Of nine who, when
a'boy, being asked why he did not fight q
4 big ruffian that had robbed him Of a pet dog,
answered that he got into. a fence corner
and made ugly faces ath,m. Laugh,erl :
/ But the grogl of the Pierce men in the
North subsidized ipio5 AZ asnarl, soon changed
into whine, and Ihen-silence. The
democratic" leaders held on 10 the Treas.
ury ieass, and only stopped drawing long
enough 10 whip in the rank anG file with
"Stick to the party--I sram TO suck!'--
| [Cheersl
I; may Remark here--and il, will encour.
age you--ihat the Republicans Of the North
are no, alone in their abhorrence Of the vi
violation oI the Compromises. There are
friends of the Union in the South. who dep.
recated. and do now deprecale all that has
done 80 condemn those new STATES 10 Slave
~. A'distinguisbed Southern man person.
ally assured me Of this fact. but remarked,
forcibIy enough, "lVha. Can we In the South
do when the anti Nebraska men Of the
Noah are no, suppcned--you offer TO the
friends Of freedom only maryfscrown?'
\ There are other principles involved in
This csnyasss though ahe paramouni ISSUE is
Ishe one Lhaye briefly discussed. 4 ! will
IonIy nlIude tofiheni COW. a re,renchmenI
!, II ..l. ) hal aud Ssaie expenditures. an eco
nomical administration of both, single cleo
zion disuicis, and a just basis Of taxasion.--
Reuenchment and publication in Hamilton
county, whose courls have so justly rebuked
Iihe scandalous administration OF the ruling
party Wewant what General Jacksonpro.
nounced for, 'redress for the past and in
demni,y for the lniure."
OF the $4,000, 900 annually collected for
Expenses, Ohio pays about one.lenlh. Out
of this unnecessarily burdensome taxalion,
the MesiIla Valley is bough, TO further the
Interests OF Southern road 10 the Pacific
The navigation of Cape Fear and Savannah
River are improved, but no. your Ohio and
your Mississippi, not Erie, 81. Clair end
Michigan. Northern and Tree interests pre-
dominate there, and their encouragement
is unconstitutional in The eyes Of this Kan.
zas. Nebraska Administration. -...,.
The TAX laws Of this Stale demand prompt
revision. As it is, people are now taxed
on wha. then hrce not, [applause] instead Of
what they have. r.&
The different interests in this populous
county of Hamilton. have a right 10 repre-
sentation, and 10 that end, there should be
single Districts created, not by an ucI of The
Legislature, bu. by an easily effected amend
menI Of the constitution. ."t4
All these principles, as clearly stated in
the platform adopted by the lote Republican
Convention. meet with my hearty concur.
renee. There are other measures no,
therein slated, bu, harmoniZing herewith,
which / need no, discuss here. When
shall meet your representatives they will be
presented 10 the best of my abilities,
There were men in the Conventions .ha.
placed ne in nomination, all oi whose prin-
ciples do mol indorse-it IS highly pfooaDle
they canno, indorse all Of my views. But |,
who prescribe no man, will ACT heartily with
all upon the platform we have adopted, and
especially on The great question OF toe de-
naturalization Of slavery, which | believe
we all unite TO consider paramount. Iknow
The forces arrayed against the. Republican,
movement in and cutoi This State. know
how nearly impossible y. has been 20 re-.
sist ,he driving Of the slavebolderS. But
Capt. Ford, who wiil soon address you
| [cheersl aad hiscompalriois a. Philadelphia,
lately gave evidence Of ths existence ofa
quality supposed extinct in the Norsh---she
quality Of Sack bone, Loud applause "
We are denominaled Fusionisls; but what
are our opponents doing? Do not the Ohio
Statesman and Cincinnati Enquirer ,eem
,v;,h oonauIe gs,o Tho NoH001I Knnw- Noth