Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11

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grand Canada here. The South knewgfall
wellitwouId be throwing Of ,heiE safeguards,
lof whilss The Sou,h had epPlisi abe iash,
The Nor,iI hadlorgsd The letters. and hence
they relied'upon the North Tor thslr sais,y.
Would sheg lhen dissolve hesaUaiohl
There were only $4,000 slaybholdeTss Of
whom NOT less than i47 900 nwere widows
and orphsns, and l50, 600 ina sham aris,pc-
IYacy or the South; and would thssts with q
Breckenridge attheir head. form 40 akmy
10 bs ,feared7 South CaroIinnlncied op.soi
The ,fnces once. bu, soon kicked back again,
and YET The Charleston Mereafy had said
aha, Sonth Carolina N ould dissaIsaahe bn,l
ion unless Ksnzas become q. SlafF Slatfl
Yepldoh a,,ha, STATE. andftier pforpecsfor
such pTejeclu-Kishf four or 6Ya1Rgso NJ
onn whhe inan. llehad iold q la,|s ma 4
81 1 3, y j y Il. va
feucsd off byfiweli. the sIages would eat
them ssrufop and sivmp;;' lhay could Aos
keep them in ysubjsc,ions sMessachuselle
might talkaaboul thePhrenolnglchl 6eyelpp.
menis ofihe negro, and Nirslhia do Tho
same, aud Sou,h Carolina ,geta lilslef fe(fae'
tory, out i, would be, like the snsnky llNIe
ram. thai beiDgaed .oJhe gave posi- baIled
itself awsy urtil nothing bnt the lel was
left, and that KEEP, bobbing. Let Us as men
be resolved TO act as man, 10 doEighk tela-
Dor for Freedom, and ihose who do'hot do
so lei them be broughl,o The. gais posi-, Lei
US proclaim 10 the SoUh ,halys viii ies sla-
very alone where il is, and lhaiIit hhalknol
come where i. is moi. Every ding possible
had been rs'orled toby The oPposillon, II
in order 10 disIrac, the people Of Ohio. They
told Them ,ha. they were fused and every
argumen, was met by some sucb Il cry ns
"wooly head" "Nagsr," "wool and iyo-
ry," &c. Medary, that ieech Of etsrnal sue.
lion upon the public ,reasury, ,old Them that
they mus, no, fuse. Blu. the people aawiha
necessity, for some fellows lpnk and lean
enough when they wen. into office, bad come
out fat. and people wanted 10 know where
I,he corn came from thai faised The MIller'l
hogs. And the Public Worka thai once
yielded 100000 or 800. 900 10 ,he slaie
Treasury, were fruiilsss, and the Board bad
gone 10 the Poor House! The speaker here
said he had something amusing 10 read. and
producing Gov. Medill's MessaRe stating thai
the expense of the Judiciary ID 1914 wai
SEC, 900, and in 1864, S54,0e0, that the
Stationary in 1914 was sbou, ~ 900 and II
1884 $4,000. Mr.. F. then read from ihs
Message--which he thought prSA Asbiy bornir
due lime, bu, perhaps Dot--ih substance
From these happy RESULTS stiending ihs
changes made, j, was 10 be hoped Thai everJ
effort would be made to conlinde The police
and give il the righ, direc,ion.s Tie speaks
said God send iha, tha, directio& may no
[bs towards The peoples pocket Those treas
ury eaters were lie mon who ,pld The peopl,
|ro, 70 fuse, who called Sslmoe p. Chase
|"Woolly head and him d Know Nothing
He then paid very handsome tribute TO MI
Chase, for his manly. upright course. an
though, Il the Democrats had enrolled hin
seven or eight years ago, the Republican
could do so nvw. Sam MedaEy was dow
on M Chase, because he. would no, serv
his purposes, bu, though Melgty's glory ha
departed, YET the glory had moi aepaFisdfror
Israel. 4.
He had another little matter to.ialk abou
Know Nolhingism, the bninalihat had hool
and horns, and he wished lhe folks TO stat.
by an1 hear themselves, and not depend up
on those rascally reporters He said III;
he was an American, and had no disposilio
10 deny Il. because he was uot ashamed {
liz. Americansm meant morn than proscr
bing foreigners; lis principles we're highe
and deeper and broader; thefrst plank |
Ills platform was freedom and the last wi
freedom. The Americans invited lhe 70
eigners 10 pariake ofihe banSne. afforded }
our country, but did not wish them TO {
I, down AZ the head ofihe lable D, once. TIL
country held out the gredlestinddcemenis
: ihe people Of the old world md they wei
cordially invited 10 come--tb til7 the sol
build them up houses, enjoy Ne privileges
the chdrches and the school houses, all,
9 when they bscome Amsficahized. TO parii
I ipsIe 10 the affairs Of government. Hekne
y ,ha, placeof birth was netoaccdent, ov
which men had no control, hnd that princ
9 pies and'eharac,ers should b. the test Of ell
+ zenship. Heknew there were foreigne
with American hearis as Bic as q iea-keIiI'