Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-24

IOn tAS htot UoiiVet I" "Sieoi uOunt., uivie anu
politically, to give him our support, and we
intend to do It. to the best Of our ability. In
doing SO, however, We do not consider our
IseIf bound to defend Mr.. Chase's formerpo-
itical acts, except so far as they relate to
the question at issue. His course in the
United States Senate on this question meets
| with our most hearty approval, and in de-
fence of that course we shall not be called
upon to sacrifice any Of our opinions or
lprejudices. No man, in Congress or out of
IL, stood up more nobly than did Mr. Chase,
and we feel that in supporting him, we are
but voting to sanction that course-we sink
the man in the principle. The triumph Of
Mr.. Chase will be one that will carry more
dismay into the ranks Of the opposition,
/ perhaps, than the triumph Of any other man
who could have been nominated. Already
do we perceive the desperation Of our oppo-
nents, manifested in an earnest desire to
divide and distract the Anti-Nebraska forces,
by calling up DID prejudices, and endeavoling
to create new ones. With ourself, and we
trust with al who occupy the same ground,
all these efforts will prove unavailing. In
, answer to all these appeals from friend or
foe to desert our standard bearer, we reply:
: It is useless to tell us any thing about Mr.
i, Chase, or bis former acts. We know as
:. much about them as you do. Re is right
e aov. and we are willing to ''let by-gones be
!, by-gones." point of ability, Mr.. Chase
is man whom Ohio should be proud to
d honor. He has few if any superiors in
s America.
e THos. H. FoRp, our candidate for Lieut..
Governor, rendered himself famous by his
bold and manly course in the Philadelphia
!. Convention, where he faced the intellectual
!. giants Of the South, and made them quail
), beneath his sturdy blows. He has never be-
= fore been prominently before the people
d never been a political aspirant- never en-
gagged in political strife. He is, a lawyer ol
I" fine abillies' and has devoted much ume 70
e agricultural pursuits, ne has formerly vo'
:. ted with the wing party-is a ]oviai, run
l. loving, YET, quiet ana peaceapleei clHuzen,
. good public speaker and man Of nnex
5, ceptiorable morals-beioved by all wh'
know him. His home is In Mansheld, itch
'e land county. 7.s, .a..
y FRANK M. WRIGHT, our candidate 10
:, Auditor otlState, ye know put little ABOUT
though from his popularity IN te ioonVen
.. ton, we Judge him TO be a reliable man.
T. JAMES Il. BAKER our candidate dIlil'e ior sec
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