The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14

One half Of the peoples money has
been stolen, and the thief gone unpun.
shed. 1t shant avail the chief Repub.
lican leaders 10 say ,hs, the theft was
one Of the prsc oding Administration. -
Why the repeal Of the only law BY
which he could be punishedi You GOV.
cred i, up for eighteen months. until all
avenues we're closed for It's e1posure.--
This plea. Black Republiesus.s .shal! not
avail you! The sworn officers of the
law, counted the money in the Treasu
ry, and found il represented there.
You have accepted it Of Breslin, and
il has been got out in defiance of law.
If il has been by collusion Of Banks,
why is il that these banks and brokers
have not been brought 10 on account
These Black Republicans shall account
COR stealing and plunder before sixty
days expire.
] doubt not il the fathers OF the DEM
ocratic church will give us their pray ers
and counsel, and if Democratic young
men 60 with me where the standard con-
fded to me leads us, we shall realize a
victory, in glory aud in value, grace.
ful TO onr arms, never attained ny Tue
Democracy Of Ohio. Every man is q
regular communicnnt Of the Democratic
Church who voted for James Buchanan.
As to tho Legislation Of the last two
years. having in view tho obstruction oI
those OF tho general government, let
them, by Dcmocrslic Legislature by
one act be- slricke from the statute bo, k.
We will not witness the submission
of the white race, and will under the
wise dispensston Of Divine Providsnce'
resume a superior position over black
emistants. ...
As TO the collection, safe keeping aud
distribution Of public money by the
next Democratic Legislature will be
final and complete divorce OF the State
Treasury from Banks and Bankers.
accept the nomination, and give you
my hearty thanks. This occasion IL
an sugury Of favofableo men.
In tho contest | ask you not to g.
where | would not lead. |, as slandait
bearer. will 70 in the formost rank
Let VS. then ehprge all along the line
This speech, In diption and spir
it, Is u rare specimen certainly 0
the dignity and good taste Of on
who 10 seeking the highest Office ii
the gift Of ,lle people OF this State !
Its leading characteristic is the low
ct Linl of pot. house cant. Now TIL
IL. MS newly neugeu nonors make
lool OF him altogether. He intimatcs
that the Republican Legislature ha
so modified the law, that made em
bczzlement penal otlthse that Eres
lin could not be punished, II thi
be the case, how does it come tha
l}rcsln was indicted for emb,zzlc
mcnt in the Court of FIanklin Coun
ty,nnd why has he found it necessary
to flee the country 10 escape arres
for crime, committed under II law
that, Payne would make believe, di;
not cxisli And why furthermore III,
the Convention, that nominate'
Payne, in one Of their resolution
adopted, express hope that holl
l}rrslin and Gibson woul,! be sent I,
the lenite ntiary, i. there was no law
to reach their cnse.
The People Of Hancock County
will not have forgotten tEe speech
made 10y this same Payne, in Fin.
dluy, i'm the fall OF 1858, when Medill,
Brcsiin, and Morgan were canli
dates, aud how earnestly he advoca
ted, their claims, and with what vi
,olcncr he attacked Mr.. Chase. il
Mr. Payne had had his desires graf
fled, Breslin, instead OF being Nr'
,raigned for enlszylemnnt, would
have been engaged at presont spec
,alating on the public money. lie
s..ok the stump in his favor, aud di,
ladl he could to secure his election. =
lie has in his speech above, ignore,
lti,e fact that Mcdill neglected to have
Breslin give bonds, until nearly ten
months OF his second term OF Office
had expired. by which neglect, prob
ally releasing his bail then given
from all responsibility for his NAL
easance. lie winds up this pom
pous speech, by inviting the unterri'
fled to iall back, aud hitch OF to hi.
-coas tail rs he is just about to turn q
a grand snmmersault," right int,
the tllickost oi tho fsl& rrhc failh
l'ul are to catch Tie words as they fal
lfoht h's precious iips, ana help 10
bear ti,cm to the ears OF the dear peo'
pie. They must leave tho manu!ac
turing of the thunder altogether to
him, lie says; "ln the contest 1 ask
you not to go where / do not lead
4, as standard bearer, will 60 in the
foremost rank. Let us then charge
all along the line" This 81" is GER
tainly a very important parsonage
and very modest too!
Know Nothing Convention.
The Know Nothing Convention
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