Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-09

We copy the following encouraging article from
the Cincinnati Times, the organ Of the Conserve
tive Americans Of Ohio. The Times has been
working strenuously in the good cause, and we
hope that ON Tuesday It's most sanguine expectar
tions win be realized
THE CAUSE is MOVING ONWARD. ~
One of the hopes relied upon as the strongest
for the election Of Salmon p Chase is that there is
an idea abroad in the public mind that there Is no
probability of the election OF the candidate OF the
American party Allen Trimble, of Highland county.
We would say TO the friends Of the Order-to those
who delight in our country and her institutions, to
those who rejoice In the perpetuaticn of American
principles--that the course Of our cause Is onward
In every direction the people are rising IN repudi-
alton OF Salmon r. Chase, the manner OF his NOM
nation, the demagogufsm of the man, the corrupt
ness Of his course, and the evil tendency Of his
principles. Southwestern Ohio has manifested her
indignation in manner too plain to be misunder-
stood In the West and North they are speaking
In tones of thunder in population of his claims, or
the expediency Of his nomination. The entire
Scioto Valley Is rousing TO the rescue, and every
day the cause of Allen Trmble and true Ameri-
canism Is gaining favor both in the press and in
the hearts Of the people. We say powerful rev.
oluton is being effected all over the State, and 1t
has its origin in the desire for the best interests Of
the government and the general welfare OF the
undivided whole. Men who for years have taken
no active part In political life are grding on their
armor and rallying to rescue our favored State
from the shame that Abolitionism on the one hand
and Old Line partyism on the other Is endeavoring
to attach to her.
Let those, then, who have been Indifferent TO
the present election on account Of repugnanco TO
the nomination Of Salmon p. Chase, rouse them
selves and fall Ato rank under the banner OF Allen
Trimble. His cause is mighty and viii prevail
During the past week we have received from
many distant and surrounding countless the most
cheering accounts of the prospects OF General
Trimble. Letters received from Butler, Warren,
Scioto, Boss, Adams, Franklin, and many other
counties give the strongest assurance that within
the past few days. almost total change has taken
place in the public mind, and friends and enthusi-
astic advocates Of the " Old Governor" are rising
up on all hands. Two weeks ago it was confident
" believed that Adams county would give Chase
majority. Now, letter from gentleman OF
Winchester, who was at first warm Chase man,
assures us that Trmble will certainly get all the
unabolitionized of the American Order, all the
old Wings, and many of the Old Line Democrats,
and very probably carry the county. We hear
pretty much the same reports from Clermont ana
Brown counties. A deep current has evidently
set in throughout the State, in favor OF the High
land Farmer, and many sagacious politicians now
begin to believe in his ultimate success. The fu-
sion swindle is at last understood, and the people
detest it, 1t is nearly run out and cannot last In
much force, until the election.