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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
a small speck of war:

The Lima (O.l Peoples Precs, which
belongs to the Abolition element of the
'fParty of Fragmouts," has the follow.
ing. It is to be seen whether this crack
Of the slave drivers lash" will suffice
to whip in those Know Nothings who
would prefer to be independent of AbO-
The CANvAss-While in portions of
the State the Know, Nothings are
abandoning their distinctive Organize
i%tions, a,fd joining with the Republicans
in county conventions, il is q matter of
regret that the order In this county are
holding to their distinctive policy aud
proclaim independence from those who
cannot and viii not Join With them in
their proscriptive policy and doctrines.
We understand that it is their intention
to- bring . full X Overwhelming ticket into
the field, thus repudiatiug republicanism
as a test, IN county matters, and substi-
tuting in place thereof Know Nothing
ism. We are Republicans, and, Is suchs
support the Stateticket; but, if Know
Nothingism is to be the test in Allen
County, We presume the consequences
have been we'll considered by those who
propose to spring that test.-Linsa (O.1
Peoples Press. r.
sFhe Press begins to see that the
Councils in Ohio are disposed to take
care Of their friends. When the returns
of the election are footed up, somebody
will open wide his two precious eyest!i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
New ORLEANS, Aug.

L1 ar"L aAE f.A
The steamer OFinzM6a has arrived
from Vera Cruz, with dates to the 22d.
Santa Anna left Mexico August 9Th,
with an escort, of 2, 500 men.
On reaching Perota, he sigued abdi-
cation, aud embarked on the 18th at
Vera Cruz for Havana. Two days after
leaving Mexico 700 or SEQ of his escort
revolted killing one Or two officers and
joining the insurgents vi
The Alycrez platform was adopted,
and Gen. Gaire was appointed proyis-
ional President, and La Verga Comman-
der in Chief.
All tile state prisoners were liberated
The mob had Quilted several houses
LLudings including that of Santa Apua's
mother ain-aw. i
The appointment of Vidal as Minis,
ter to Washington, had been revoked.
A fight occurred AZ Vera Cruz be-
tween two ibattalioRs and a regiment
which had remained faithful to Santa
Anna. The former were beaten and
fed to the Mountains leaving 20 Killed.
Order was finally restored.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
Thomas II Ford and Senator
~ .E9isca CorWin. ga -s..a.s &

Mr. Flood, cedisorfof the Ohio State
Desaocfat, whois about as we'll acquain.
led with the a~nteoedents of Ohio politi-
tians assapy other man, thus informs his
leaders of the Political history of the
Abolition candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor eeod1 re iAsr, g-ivc
Captain Thomas II. Fordresides in Mans.
feld, and during the war. with Mexico succeed
ed in getting the command Of accompany, and
went to Mexico, and while there left thesWhig
party, because of the unpatriotic course ofits
leaders, and Endorsed the burning of Tom Cor
win in efigy, as well as the pe~titionfr from Rich
land County. asking the Legislature to turn
Corwin out Of the Senate and imprison him in
the Ohio Penitentinry until the war WAS end
ed" - -
The editor of the Dezlocrat has not
advised his readers how much s,0eat
this exertionso of Ford to have Tom Cor
win sent TO- the Penitentiary cost the
now Abolition candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. Likely he never barreled or
bottled il, to- the great loss to the world
Of that much Of his political life. =
~7dgseq AL zuoi lss..s WARREN. J
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
Chase for Medilrin 1851.

Here is a piece of political history
that may be refreshing to our neighbors
Of the Commercial and Gasctte-to the
former especially, as it is more particu-
larly alluded to, although the latter ev-
inces equal solieitude that the old Wing
organization that once was should now
Nahej4s-ssattered forces and rally
hound the black flag of CHASE and dis
union. Has Mr.: CHASE changed his
tactics since 1851, or does the circum-
stance that be is a candidate fo- the
same Office with Mr.. MEDILL "alter the
ease?" Is this scrap of history denieda
Or does it show exclusively that Mr..
CHASE is the rery for the Guber-
material chair of Ohio? Says the Han
cock Courie-:
as. P. CHAsB.-The Cincinnati Com
n1crcidl, the mouth, piece and exponent
of Mr. Chase, is urging his election over
Governor Medill, because Medill is the
embodiment Of the principles of the
new constitution. The ConsmerciaI is
one of those papers that advocate the
abandonment Of the present constitution
of Ohio and the feeGactment of the old
constitutional 1902. The COmases cial
claims that Governor Medill, as the
President of the Constitutional Conven.
tion, gave to the new constitution the
peculiar representative cast which 1t
now has Mr.. Chase not only fully EN-
publicly and privately the new
cons tuition, aud used all his influence
to secure its adoption, but voted aud
ele~ctioneered for the Democratic ss1se.
offs5f-the FIRST elected under the new
constitution The men for whom he
then voted and used his influence were:
Reuben Wood, for Governor; William
Mediil, for Lieutenant Governor; VIII
liam d. Morgan, for Auditor of State;
John g.. Eresifn, for Treasurer; VIM.
Trevitt. for Secretary of State; James
p Stedman, for Member Of Board of
Works. .These same men are
now upon the Democratic ticket, except
Governor Wood, Mr.. Medill being the
eandidate for the Guberiatoriar chair"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
Prospscts Of war with>A Ana
triG


Ths Paris cerrsspo1dsnt of the New
York HsTazd writes to that journal: ..
81 give you such gossip for what it is.
worth. / can only add that the source
il comes cannot be ~impugped.
More I am not at liberty to say. In
the army the same impr ssion prevails.
SAT length, said an officer of the Guides
to me this morning-one of the EmPer-
or's body. guard-'we are to haye q dash
ut Aastfia. The hatred which, as French
men, we have to that power, it is difficult
for you Saxon gentlemen to comprehend.
We consider them our national enemies,
and it is against Austrians chiefly that
we desire most Of all to carry the young
eagles of France. War with Austria is
an appeal to national chivalry, it is
the cry of'the Pole, the Hungarian, the
lCrost, the Italian.
The discordant elements of that en-
lpire, existing only by balancing the ha-
tired of one portion of its subjects against
theother, will dissolve like q mist before
the fash of the French arms, and the ray
Q. national feeling which will every
where beam upon our standard
" Well, but !" remarked, !" you do not
mean that France. is about to declare
war upon Austria ?"l mean this.
lsai1 he, /" that Austria cannot. stand
still she believes her p~reseryation de-
PeBassupon her nipping in the bud the
asfirstions, hopes, purposes plots and
associations which are everywhere his
sing, hubbling and ready to explode be-
meath her. She believes that unless she
herself lays the Ak tothe root ofthe tree,
and causes it to fall from her such .
poftentious storm is brewing, such a
hurricane threatening; that it will be
tom up, and crush in its fall all who
may stand near. She believes, there
fore, that she must interfere; that now
is the time, when Russia occupies the
attention of France aud the moment
she docs SOL said he, 'tno matter what
the state of the present war, all France
will raise 'enn1assc to bid the Emperor
mo unwilling Instrumental upon her.
Recollect our affairs with Russia have
caused no extraordinary drain upon
our troops-we have only to say the
word, that Austria, by her blind oppres-
sion, compels Us to rush to the defense
Of Italy-of that Italy which was the
appcndags Of the first empire--and you
RilF see such a rally, such enthusiasm
aInoog the p~easantry, as has not been
witnessed since the days Of the first Ma
=poleon. Our Emperor has foreseen it
from the first. Everything works to-
gether, as it were spontaneously for his
ends, and he is only waiting for this
consumation for himself to take the field.
| tell you Austria will be 500 our open
foe, Italy the field of battle-" "And,"
| added, finding my friend suddenly
pulling up In his enthusiastic elan,
King of Rome once more be- the Sec
ond title of the Empire.n No for.
non ami oui SAT- " be laughingly rotor
- IL. --Da-H -, 80. z
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29


A gentleman came down in the Gold.
en- age on his way to the u. s., with
dispatches summoning Gen. Wheat.
who is said to be in the U. s., r~ecruit,
ing to return Immediately with or with.
out recruits.
When the allied feet arrived AT
Petropaulski, they found the town de .er-
ted and the Qualifications dismantled.
the ships having sailed sometime previ.
GUS for the Amour River. taking with
them all the guns and stores. T6esalli.
ed feet had sailed for Sitka, from whence
it was to proceed to San Francisco TO
feft.
Geo. II. Wendall, second mate ofthe
steamer Sierra Nerada, had been ar.
rested at San Francisco, charged with
committing a robbery Of a44 900 In gold
dust while on her passage down in Feb.
ruary last.
Capt. Jos. L. Folsom, one of the first
settlers in San Francisco, died on july
I'd. yHewas a native ofNew Hampshire,
and a graduate at West Point. The
funeral ceremonies were the most i'm
posing ever had in California. All the
city military, U. s., troops, Gen. Wool
aud staff, rnd the various civic soc cites
of San Francisco were in attendance. yod
A magnificent cane, intended as q
| present to Gov. Gardner, of Mass. from
his Boston friends In San Francisco, was
on exhibition there. Il cost $780,
Theehead was of solid gold and adorned
with b i~lliants.
The visit Of the allied feet to Sitka
was Of peaceful nature. 'sasas fs
A compact existing between the Rus,
sian aud English governments, exempt.
ing that place from melestatioua II be.
ing the depot 81 the Russian. and Amer.
lean ard Hudson Bay Co.'S {
The machine shop of b. =. Steven.
son at San Francisco, with 20 buildings,
was burned July Is. Loss $50. 000.
4Eahe British ships.of.War Monarch
and President, and the French frigates
Enrgaice and Lafork, from the Petrop-
anliska expedition had arrived at SAM
Francisco. hs
The banking house of Hamlet, Davis
& Co., of Nevada, had suspended pay
ment. Liabilities large.
The slo~op-of-war Decatur, from the
Sandwich Islands, was spoken in July in
the Straits of Juan De Fueca.
II was reported that new develop
ments of a curious nature had turned up
in the affairs Of Adams s. Co., in which
Santa Anna was implicated, it is said
has relation to the coming of Mexican
ounces An expose Of the whole affair
from one recently connected with the
house was to be made soon.
The steamship Cortez, which arrived
up July 30th, had 10 deaths from chol-
cry on board.
The mining news was 1attering.
Markets moderately. active. Flour
in steady demand-Haxall &Gallegos
jobbing, sl3; Suffolk, $t2. Pork
s23.
The Allies at P~etropaulski blew up
all the Notifications, stone houses and
public buildings.
A despatch from the French Admi-
raj says a French and English Heet had
already proceeded thither from China.
The Pacific feet, after re6tting at
San Francisco, would, it is said, pro-
eeed there when severe fighting was ex-
pected.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
Faota 20 D. R-amarhbared

4aceo 60 % &A6Uem2p40a
Lot the people remainder, that CHASE
and the Republican party pf Ohio are
in favor Of confsrripg upon the NzeRo
the right Of suffrage, Of which it q their
dstsrpiDation to DsrhIvE the nasursl-
lied citizen, and All thoir friends Uni
grating from lands Of ~vassalage.
A Eaefs TO be Remembered,
That CHASE and his friends are IN
favor of NEGRO JuRoRs, to sit in our
Courts, to decide Irrigated questions in
yolsing tho rights and property and
lives Of our citizens, in preference to nat
uralized citizens.
A FACT TO BE REMEMBERED,
That CHASE and his coadjutors are in
favor of NEaRo OFTIcE HoLDERs- to
frame laws, National and State, to sit
as Judges in our Courts, to act as Gov.
errors and Foreign ambassadors Minis
tiers, Plenipotentiaries, Sc, &c. ~, Il,
Let All the People Remember,
That CHASE and his supporters are in
favor of comforting upoa the NEGRo ALL
TIE POLITICAL PRIVILEGES enjoyed in
common by white citizens; and that
they also favor amalgamation and in
ternarrisge by thus breaking down all
distinction on account Of color.
" Let it Also be Rsmembered,
That CHASE and his band of incendiaries
are in favor of CATHOLIC
FOREIGN CIT
zENs-BLowING THEIR cHrLDREN'sBRAINs
our-covsuMINo THEIR TANGLED CORPS
IN TIE RUINS OF THEIR DWELLINGS
land of degrading their occupants
beneath the ~Negro-depriying them of
their right to vote, by placing Know
Nothing bullies, blacklegs and murder
ers at the polls, armed with pistols,
bowie knives and BRASS KsucKLEs, to
take their lives, if they dare vote con-
trary to the mandate Of their lodges.
Let IL again be Remembered.
By every lover of free principles, that
the present is q contest of freemen
against ~ a15tism-.f the lovers of. the
American Union, against nulli6ers, dis
anionists and fanaticsAof Democracy,
the miserable Of all the old OPP
posing parties, united by a vANDAL'
AGREEMENT to sack, plumber, murder,
Or do any hing that their nsfarious de
signs shall triumph, and they reap the
profits of official prefernient. +
Let It NOT he Forgotten.
That this campaign settles the c~onteti
and thatpthe enemy of free il situations
being put down noto, will sleep the
sleep that k,zozcs Daksng'' in q gravs
Of infamy where, their carcasses will no
stink in the nostrils of decent
nen-where they will rot forever, out
If sight, and if possible, be forgotten.
Let IL be Remenbered,
That eight of the nine who are on the
Iame ticket with s. P. Chase, belong
o the party who, at Louisville, went
rom house to house and demanded if
foreigner "dwelt therein" that he
hould be brought forth aud murdered
n order to satisfy the Know Nothing
rider that none but Americans should
ale AmeTica.n
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29

ssPRosPEcTs o. aPRIMBEE IN KNOX
CouNrY.4Ws tetS the following from
the .Cincinpsti Iyases, which says;
"a friend writes rs that. tthe nomina.
-ticn Of Tfimble Is recsived 10 Knox
County with general 'satisfaetion; the
aabouncement in9the' councils Has5 res
eeived zithepthnsiastie ehssEsss Fully
tzo-thirde Of the order will STAND b
Trimhle, who has showed bis hand IN
al matters Of State policy. We look
slso 70 q glorious futufsf5f the sAnferis
can party, and shsrefofss yeihnst pro-
teet ito chsraetsy and Keep ibtoss1hsr::4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
POliticaI News-Louls Ma
p0leon to Head she Army.iT "a


p0leSn to Hen HE ARMY "a
Paris correspondent of the New
York Times, in whose Statements the
editor of that Journal places implicit con
fdence, writes thus:
Everything has turned upon the
success of the great French losSs--
This immense fat Of the nation has sha-
ken Austria, and is the real reason of
the new adherence to the Western pow
ers. Louis Napoleon slipped the thong
aud let loose the hounds of rebellion in
Spain Spain Immediately succumbed
and gives an army to the Crimea.-
Louis Napoleon simultaneously an
nounced to Austria that, as she hadsFe-
duccd her forces in the Danubian Prov
inces, a French army would occupy
those places. Austria cedes to the
threat, but Louis Napoleon has N, IN
tentiou of trusting to her word. Il
French army aciW land at the mouth Of
the Danube, and a poloea5i4I demoustrG-
ton aciX be made against the Russian
frontier. Napoleon will lead this force
in person; it will consist of 100000
French, with Canrobert, Prince Napole-
on ane Lord Cardigan as Generals of
division An English force of 5000.
under Sir Harry Smith, will be added,
Lord Cardigan being General of the ALI
ed cavalry Louis Napoleon Command
er-in-chief of the whole. The Emperor
is playing the game of Europe with con-
summate skill. All parties and all pow
ers are exhibiting their weakness and
unpopluarity. He alone rises as they
descend in the European scale.
ION the departure Of Napoleon for
the East, an Anglo-Saxon French army
viii be concentrated on the Rhine. To
this force will be added the Spanish
contingcnts-the whole under the COM
mand Of III. r. H., the Duke of Cam
bridge, while the c~avalay command. de-
wolves on the Earl of Lucan. This
force, professedfy stationed as a threat
to the German Kingdoms, win in reality
watch over the French Empire during
the absence of Napoleon.
THE Queens offer to the Duke of
Cambridge of the communicable in
tho Crimea was made to be refused by
him, to raise his popularity, and to be-
the stepping stone to the above"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
The Know-NothigR Of Highland
County and Governor Trim

S84 AAAS Ot<GAknA0Uo
County and Governor Trim
ple.
: Preseut sppearsnces indicate thst in
Southern Ohio exsGovernor FnmbIEt
and not SAImos p. CHAsr, will be the
most promineut candidate il, opposition.
to the reelection of governor MaDILL.
As . specimen of the way the opposi-
tion are concentrating upon TRrmBLE,
read the following extract from a com.
munication from Hillsbofough, dated
August II, and published IN the Cincin-
natl Times. The correspondent says:
"Dear Times: It had been rumored
in this place yesterday that Governor
Trimble of this place, had been nomi-
mated by the Convention at Columbus
as its candidate for Governor of Ohio :;
but no authentic information concerning
it had reached them. When, about
eight o'clock, the cars came in, bring
ing a committee to ask the acceptance
of the old hero, and when the commit
tee had repaired to the residence of the
Governor, the Court House bell COM
menced ringing. aud ia an incredibly
short space of time the Court House
was literally crammed to overt owing.
At least six hundred were present on
but half an, hours notice, and the en-
thusiasm was very great. Messrs James
4. Stanberry, of Newark, E. P. Nor
ton, of your city, and j. W. McBetb,
of Columbus, addressed the meeting.
The addresses were to the point, ard
were received BY the multitude with
great demonstrations of applause s8T
rThis morning Governor Trimble sig.
nifcd his willingness to accept the nom
%ination SO unanimously rendered him by
his fellow citizens. '-l 1&9E5
During the whole day there has ex-
listed here great enthusiasm, and, SO far
as old Highland is concerned, you may
rest assured she will do her duty for the
old C~imcinnatus of. the present century,
called from his pillow to rebuke dema.
gogues and dough-faces in this our hour
of need; and Allen Trimble will receive
at least one Thousand majority here" J.
The one thousand majority alluded to
is TaIMBLL's over GLASS;, since w think
MED1LL will beat both.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
Lost their Turn.

A Southern paper, speaking Of the
result of the election. in Tennessee, says:
ain Tennessee parties are SO equally
divided that victory oscilliates from side
to side with the regularity of 3 pendu-
lum, now perching on one banner, and
then On another. In regular order, this
-4Uas The Wing turn, but Know-Noth-
ingism stepped bullying into the ranks,
andSitSseems has been soundly threshed
for its pains" les ISL. .sasss C. Egr
Try it again. Let it be tried in Ohio
Let Know othiugism step into the
ranks of the opposition; and see what
viii become of it. Case, GIDDrNes s.
Co. have put in nomination eight candi-
dates who are known to be Of the dark,
lantern order, and let them now take
the consequences. They say that the
oaths Of the Order disqualify men for
office, and yet they pledge themselves to
give such men their -suprortl On the
other hand il is said that CEASE has
besn guilty of dishonorable acts, and
still must be supported for the highest
Office in the gift Of the people of Ohiol
Let the Fusionists look out or they
will loose their turn next Fall asd ofei
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
Immense Democratic Meeting in
Hancock County, Ohio 7
An iInmanee Demoeratie meeting

An immense Democrats nesting was
recently held in Findlay. Hancock coun-
ty, Ohio, which was addressed BY Gov.
Medill, Mr.. Taylor, and others. The
Fiudlay Courier thus speaks Of it: ~
1T was-a time long to be remember
ed by the people Of the county. Early
in the morning the anu commenced
roaring, and ere nine o'clock not less
than Eve thousand people wero in Find
lay. Wagons and carriages, filled with
the hard-fsted Demochaeys add their
and lovely daughtersu kept pour
ing into town from the country and the
adjoining counties, with fags and BAN
ners waving from hickory bushes The
Public Square end feyeryistsDielane+va
can't lot was filled with horses aud car
About nine O'clock ? regular
she'll bark hickory pole was raised,
amid the sounds Of martial music aud
Che shouts Of the multitude. s