The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
OHIO.

In 1920 General William Henry Harrison was repej
sentative in Congress from the State Of Ohio, and u
voted against putting unconstitutional restriction
State applying for admission into the Union For that
vote he was afterwards defeated. He then wrote
I6elieve IN no other State are .ucA cid and dangrou
sentiments this subject slavery agation) Ohio
and claim the merit Of being the only psrson Of any political
merit in the State rhO publicly oppose Aena."
Fanstcsm has indeed taken stronghold in Ohio bull
from reading the cheering accounts given by demo
cratic exchanges from every portion of the State have
strong hopes of seeing uprooted in November next
We append article from the Cincinnati Enquirer and
the remarks of the Statesman thereon:
ONO ARousEp-Anxietes have prevailed for some time
to the and position of this s'se in the present
test, and to the probable result In November In our
great desire not to msead friends have heretofore
Trained from indulgng in the language Of confidence and
ultaon. We have also omitted to reply many letter.
from distant parts Of the country inquirng the chances
We do not intend 10 fathom the future 10
prescience which belongs to the Almighty and We there
fore, content ourselves with stating facts the present
aspect Of the contest and leave friends make Their
own estimates OF results.
Those facts Of the encouraging and animarE
character The democracy OF the State was never NOR
thoroughly aroused, enthusiastic more harm
and more determined. There part Of the State in which
the fires do not burn brightly Difficulties and obstacles
have vanished like mist from the mountains The
doubling have all been conhrmed-thousands Of saggls
have been brought back into the ranksthe ukewarm
been warmed into ardor and the great mas OF the party
that like the 'od guard wavers has been fired
hn enthusiasm worthy Of the old jackson DAYS With less
effort and imperfect organization than in any pre-
vou campaign, the democracy and the national and nou
Of Ohio have been consolidated into popular phalan
which cannot be beaten Its ranks daily sweled In
every town and village the Of drum or the wave
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~ quarter Such meetings were never held In the
State The aboonss ashamed OF their meagre gath
erngs and only console themselves and keep up their spirits
by the reflection that their followers pious
out In these tumcuous and exciting demonstrations II all
the who appear At these displays Of democratic
and enthusiasm VOTE shall sweep the State The accounts
u these meetings flow in upon rapidly tina. we have
not space for 1.-THE Of them. And all this is done without
money and without effort organization. They spon
exhibitions Of popula- feeling .e
In the State election In October we expect 10 carry
moriy Of candidates for Congress and thereby
party working majority in the House Of Represent
atves In every apeoin every direction TIE omens and
signs most encouraging We have only TO persevere
have begunto give whole souls and energies
the conteand thus shall Ohio from the infamy Of
standing BY the side Of Vermont as one OF the two or
most four abolition States that win probably console that
for the utter and rou which awaits Il in
November. Ohio cannot, like Vermont, afford TO be Get
abolition State Her interests to say no,bipg a
strongest and closest ties Of mutual regard and in
erest II would indeed DO disastrous day for her whenever
she plunges into such ruin and disgrace.
ICinoianoti Enquirer.
"Democrssl do you hear that Six week. ago and but
few thought there any hope OF Ohio Even our ina
tons 10 that effect treated with cold indifference To
day the democratic press begins express confidence In the
result in State II Is that all this Il done without
money but II has required effort and As soon
the party began to feel that Ohio could DO carried the e.
fort and organization began with vgor But battle Il no,
nor the victory BE vieiant and active Keep NJ
and completes your organization. Continue your efforts Do
not remain idle moment relax effort You have
active and subtle enemy. We have felt sti feel that
Ohio will give her vote TO the democratic nomneos Our
State central committee through its officers been
firing in their efforts creating confidence and in exciting
effort and the result Is that the democracy are actively
gagged in orgsnzapn and encouraged by bright prospects
for success. Continue the good work press on.
1--WE have any good from the Arst why
Ohio could not be carried for Mr.. Buchanan BY using the
proper effort nor sny reason why that effort should not b
made"