American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-06

The PreEres. 81 the Canra,..

lttiS-h hytetp 6tfSo h3AAc ieoeou " DhtuBo ouF
formerly expressed opiBion-namely, ths
triumphant success Of the Republican State
tickSt by majorities sufficiently, large 10
satisfy our utmost expectations or desires.
Even from Highland, the residenre Of
Mr.. Trimble, the Republicans haye moth
ing TO fear. The slight inroad that will bO
mddoon Mr. Chase.s vote in that county
Twin not be felt in the aggregate.
A friend writes US from Cincinnati that
Trimble viii not get i've Aandrea votes in
Hamilton county, This is too good news;
much more favorable than we had estina-
tod yet we know wen the gentleman on
whose judgment the, Information is based,
and would be slow to impeach It ordinate
". lie is one whom the people have de-,
lighted to honor, and who now stands high
in the public estimation. rs
IF From Bslmout county only a slight di-
Version will be made On doyernor--al else
is right--the Salesman to the contrary Gas
usual) notwithstanding. The President
of the oh of August Convention lives in
Belmont, aud ofcoarse desires to make \
consistent show ofsstrength in his own
county.
These three counties are, seats Of discors
tent, Beyond them, the scattering FIRE that
viii fall upon our ticket. win be like the
/ dropping o. liail on the solid earth from tho
Eoutskirtsof passing summer cloud. The
atmosphere will be all the purer after It,
+ While we speak thus confidently Of the
1S,ate ticket, We beg to warn our friends on
tthe subject of their Representative tickets.
A U. States Senator win be chosen by the
General Assembly now about 70 be. eject
ed. and we know the Slave. Democracy at
tach more importance to This office than 10
tho. election Of tho State ticket; nay, we
Heel assured that the Stdtespsaa would will
Elingly sacrifice all but the Treasurer to Sc
cure thai end, and the Treasurer would
oven agreo to be made a martyr for so pa
triotic a purposel Let our friends bear this
lia mind, and lot them understand the only
I 1hopc Of success lies in the ability Of the
: Ienemy to SOW disscntioii in the Republican
ranks. On nossidc, the prejalices Of old
fWhigs arc appealed to; tho Statesman in
: fact has become tho organ Of that portion
e of them who feel like sacrificing the SUB
I. stance to a napae--tho end to the means.--
! The sans sheet that contains appeals toatho
{ old Wings to stanl BY their principles, BY
opposing tho only ticket through, who's,
. election their principles can be sustained
9 win very likely contain also warning t.
}, Mr., Chsse's frienls to mark how their IA
!, yoiite is sold AMI then will follow pa
Il on tho buck to the X. Ms for their spirit
. cd "fu'ion impu lencc" in refusing to i,il
e with the republicans in certain couniie
y for the election Of anti Nebraska r. presen
d jtttises!--whilo in another articl. thes
same K. Ms will bo charged with mur
!, dering Foreigners AMI blowing up Catholi
st churches se6 .,Ess, Y :,s'
4 The solution Of this great anxiety abou
the General Assembly presents two aspect
. --onc general, and the other personal. L
! the, first place, the roai power Of the SIav
= Democracy lies at Washington: tAey zdv
y lost tho House, THEY MUST LOSE NO orPoR
sfETCHITY TO SECURE THE SENATE. Truo, fo
! the present their power Is safe: but ii on
: after the other, as the election Of Senator
= come round. The Free States return mem
bers adyerse,to the farther sproal Of Slave
! |ry, what becomes Of The power oftla Sout
!, tocontrol the Offices ani patronage iof I'll
: Government through which it has liithsrt
Y welded the destinies Of tho nation? I'll
!, answer TO thisquestion, which every inte
- ligent man. can make for himself, explain
the FIRST aspect. NJ
9 The second is easily unfoldel: The &C
y itor Of tho Statesman has failed of maxim
. anything out Of the State administration {
= at present consolidated. He is ambitio,
!, from necessity and, SO far, State politi,
= a,ler lie ne,o Constitution, have not pai
= He had an honest ambition to be Postma
ter; General, just such an ambition as MAJ
3 0lds seek the place OF Chairman Of Il
le Post Office Committee in the House. II
o. foreign mission would not poy, except
NJ the outfits. lie tried for the Senate
ID 1854, and failed through The kindness I
IT. fr;sadst Now, with General Assemb
e. ola Slave Democracy stripe, backed vii
NJ Tie influence Of Douglas aadthe admin:
ed trotioa, he thinks be might succeed in Il
ss object Of bis ambition 81
'se Viii our Republican friends bear the
ae facts in nmind, and look wen to their Repr
a sentative tickets /? ~ -.s --E II. II
&c EY-The town of Atchinson. in Kanss
at must be delightful place. II is the re-
dence Of the notorious Stringfellow, w
ye when ho getsyhis dues, win be Sirangf
ed iow..g His chaste and moral sheet t
N. iSquattsr Sovereign, OF the 21st Of Augu
n bnonfa;n fba rastinsy Iii af