The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-25
THE CAMPAIGN IN OHI0.-THE STATE TO BE
CARRIED FOR BUCHANAN.

Although the campaign in Ohio (says the Cincinnati
Enquire did open early upon the part OF the de-
moeraey in other States such has been the ygor
with which il has been prosecuted and such the Union
feeling which its population that IT all the signs
in the political horizon do not fail she win surely vote for
James Buchanan The democracy here have made less pre-
tensions and boasts than their brethren generally else
where and have submitted in silence to the gross injustice
of seeing the State put down for the dsunioniss by
overwhelming majority, confident that the figures would
tell different tale and emphateally confound its SLAM
derers with shame There at the present writing
the most attering prospects of democratic victory
every intelligent person well Elements at
work. and political organizations constituted, that
the noble Buckeye State will soon wheel into the
democratic column. The spirit and morale of the party
was never better its meetings larger
enthusiastic and prospects finer than they are
now in Ohio Especially from the rural districts which
lost US the State last year. do have the best advices
The farmers, realizing the dangers which threaten the
confederacy and the Union from the triumphs OF an
abolition sectional faction have forth in their
might and themselves carrying on the campaign,
without the fundamentally of politicians to glor-
Gus victory. Ohio will consent to see the glo-
rious flag of hrty-one sdrsthe emblem of our great
and Uniontrampled in the DUST and hoised in
its place the sxteen-starred emblem of raorous black
publcans without entering her solemn protest and In
teposing stout resistance The sentiments of the New
England Western Reserve disloyal and anatical
those of State Ohio has failed to vote for
the democracy when the issue of congressional
venon u the Territories and popular sovereignty for the
people inhabng Them has been presented to her decision
She sustained it in 1s4S in voting for General Cass for
President the author of the Nicholson letter. who denied
Congress the power of legsatng the Territories
She sustained it in 1852 by voting for Franklin Pierce
who stood upon the patform-hat the people of the
Territories should make their laws not the Congress
Washington Having thus twice recorded her vote in
favor of that doctrine she will not abandon it now, epe
cally as, by such abandonment she would place the
Union in peril.
We look with confidence to see her redeem the pledge
which that veteran and glorious democrat Samuel Media
~ made to the Cincinnati Convention-that she would
vote for James Buchanan. Mr. Medary understands well
the political character of this State For quarter of
century he has been conspicuous gallant leader of
the party. In adversely we'll in prosperity he
has abored for the cause and in the present campaign
he has not sued the bright aures of the past The re-
suit of the contest will verify his prediction at Cincinnati
and the shout of triumph will go up from million and
half of democrats that Ohio has been redeemed from abo
ton msrue and given her powerful electoral vote upon
the side of the Union and the constitution.