The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-10-03
Facts for the PEG
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Aeepz16eforc the Pe0pk, that a vote
for Salmon L. Chase aud t-.e BACK Re-
publican ticket is a vote that negroes
shall be allowed the right of suffrage, the
right of sitting on Jaries, of being eIiei-
bic to Office, of being admitted to the
public schools, aud to all the rights and
privileges of citizens.
Keep II 6etore the people, that a vote
for Salmon p. Chase aud the Black Re-
publican ticket is a vote that all white
persons not born in the United States
shall be prohibited from voting and hold
ling Office, and that they shall be placed
ia the same position where the negrois
now, and be considered an inferior caste
in our midst that they shall be degya-
ded while the negro is ezevdted IN the
scale ofsocial and political condition, as
has been done in Massachusetts,.
Keep it before the people. that Salmon
p. Chase condemns our whole policy III
reference to the eeiored population !;
thinks all legal distinctions shenld be
done away-that a general amalgitnation
of color should take place.
Keep 1t before TIE people, that if Chase
and his ticket succeed alaw will be pas
sed forbidding the State Courts. from
naturalizipg foreigners, aud throwing
the duty entirely upon the United
States Courts at Cleveland aud .Gincin-
natl, a measure which would practically
nullify the naturalization law In this
State.
Keep At 5eGorethe people, that Chase
and his Black Republican ticket are in
favor of the passage of a law called the
:" Personal Liberty BiA,'2the provisions
of which are intended and calculated to
prevent the execution in this State of the
Fugitive Salye Law, founded upon an
express provision of the Constitution,
and to embroil Ohio and the General
Government in a forcible collision, lead
ing, perhaps, to civil war and anarchy
Keep ID. before the people, that Chase
and the Black Republican leaders are
in favor of such ultra, extreme and un-
constitutional legislation upon the sub
tject of slavery as to lead directly to a
dissolution of the Union that they have
formed a sectional party in the North
ern States alone contrary to the ~counsels
of Washington and other revered Reyo-
~lutionary patriots, and that they aredo-
ing everything in their power to shattcr
this glorious Constitution, which cannon
be destroyed without leading totbem most
terrible civil connections and the utter
destruction of our prosperity as a ma
ton.
Keep at6etore II epeople, that the inter-
ests of Cincinnati, especially in its trade
and manufactures, would receive a Sc.
we're blow in the election of Salmon P.
Chase aud the Black Republican ticket,
who are in favor of making a war upon
the institutions aud the rights of that
section of the country where the mer-
chants and IN: n~ufaaturers of Cincinnati
find their best aud most profitable GUS
toners.
KsePa 5sforeaMc pcopzc, that a vote
for Chase and the Black Republicans is
u vote for the passage Of that odlous
measure known as the 4" Maine Liquor
Law with its confiscation OF property,
its invasion of private dwellings. its Sc
we're and extraordinary penalties for
slight offenses, and the whole scheme of
legal -coercioa to carry gu the IDEAS and
notions of moraf refosmers.
heepi 1t 6efofe the people. that Salmon
P. Chase. the great champion of the
rights of the negro, has written two diff
ferent letters in the campaign upon the
subject of Know N~othingisn, ii one of
which he does not condemn that dark
conspiracy, but in the other he processes
to be very hostile to its principles
One letter wa written to deceive and
hoodwink the Interchangeable
other to deceive the Germans.
Keep it before the people, that Salmon
p. Chase is guilty Of the m4ss shameful
duplieity upon the subject OF State poll
cy; that while IN his speech accepting
the n~oniinatioG for Governor he declared
that he adhered to his FORMER opinioas
upon that subject-wifich were hard
money, free trade aud anti bank-ie, in
other addresses, represents himself as en-
Etertaining views tho most oppositcu pou
these questions.
Keep it before The people, thar, in
consequence of these heretical and cen.
surable views of public policy advocated
by Salmon P. Chase and his crew OF
Black Republicans, and in view of his
duplicity and dishonesty, he shonld re-
eeire the greatest popular reeuke ever
administered to a man aspiring to the
honorable position. of Governor of Ohio.
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