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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05
BY Il. u. Cock IL Col

TRUSTEES SALE OF TOOK OF
Il CLOTHING, &c, AT AUCTION.-By virtus of
dsed of T,uat 10 the subscriber by Morris Nelson
Richmond, l will proceed 70 sell, on WEDNEs-
DAY, 7ch day of January, 1857, at the st of said
Morris Nelson No. 10 Main, bet xeen l7.h and 18th
street, the whole of eaid stock consisting of Press
Froek, Sack and Over Coats; Cloth. Cashmere snd
SstineI Pants in great variety; Satin, SILK aud
Cloth Vests; Shirts; Collars; Suspsndets, &c. &c.
ALSO.
lot of piece Goods, consisting of Cloths, Cast
mere, Sstinets, nc.
- AL9O-A lot of Tailors Trimmings.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. Terms cssh.
E. B. COOK, Trustee.
Sale conducted by f. 3. Cook Co. Aucts
ia lids.
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By Thomas w. keesee,
[Cfiice with George J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl at
TOBACCO FACTORY FIxTUBEs Eop
L SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell at the Tobac.
on WEDNESDAY morning next. Janusrp 7tb s' eo,n,
menc;ne at II o'clock, all of my Tobacco Factory
Fixtures, consisting in part OF
20 Screws. large aud small, very supe rior
very superior large Stem Screws
Iron PCT Mills
Pound Lump Mills
Half Pound 90 do
Elves do DO
4 Fights DO do
Licorice Boilers Stoves Benches
Platform Scales, Levers
Bilets, Bends Blocks, &c.
With everything usually kept in Tobacco Fac
TERMs-Sums under 300 cash: over that amount.
4 months credit, for approved endorsed negotiable
notes. P. A BLACKBURN.
BY Davenport, Allen IL Co.
EROCERIEs. &c, AT AUCTION-On
o'clock, at our auction store assortment of Groes
ries, viz:
200 bags Laguayrs and Java Coffee
80 bbls. Molasses
goo bb!s Rectified Whiskey
- do Ola Rye do
100 do N. e Rum
25 half pipes Brandy
100 pkgs Green AMI Black Tea
1000 realms Wrapping Paper
So 40 SEp ana 6der 90
Manufactured Tobacco
Olive Oil, Tanners Oil
p tons Ground Plaster
TERMs-Under 4 100 cash; Is leo ard over month,
credit, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L Co.
Jas Auctioneers.
FRREi.FE FIFTEEN VALUABLE
Il SLAVES AT AUCTION.---On FRIDAY, the
23d day of January 1857. in front of the Union Hotel
in the town Of Carkeav,lle will sell at public AUG
ton, to the highest bidder, IL or Is valuable
SLAVES. belonging to ths estate of George w. VIII
hanson. deceased.
TERms-' Negotiable notes. we'll endorsed, at four
months, with interest added.
JAMES WILLIAMSON
Admir-. of Geo w. Williamson, decd
@. w AvEsETT. Auct il lids
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ssiD WAGON HAtENS--A SORTED hCrne
"a and mule; foc sale b.
CLAnKsON & AND ERsoN,
i45 No lG6 n sir ~
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~ uy. TurWbdN, Dentist and Eur'st,
r, London Is :, GAs.agd's Exchange Hotel, wheTe he
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-. 7lanv Thousand LiIiencsses have
!.-saissea Oh g gss- IN 5Gil" SONS DagGerreotyPa
Wa. cy-lsro. tEa s1d Broad s.raets. 20 and get
NE %. :l5 ~ cess az .o..-r E:c;1reS ana You will
- r.e.,.l ,a-,-.i De lI-Imr
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The undersigned, having tax q u iease for term
of years. on the American Hotel, respectfully socits
share Of patronage from his friends and the public.
He pledges himself that effort his part shall be
spared TO render his guests comfortable, and
tain the present putasion of t. house.
ia2-ts W. b. BISEOP.
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A DWINISTKATOR's SALE OF NE.
"A GROES.-At ths same time and place az above,
will sell TWENTY-SIX NEGROES, belonging to
the estate Of J. r. Vaughan, combating of men, wo.
men, boys end girls
Terms same ss those of the Com missioner's sale.
JOSEPH N VAUGHAN
de Sl-tds Admir- of r. P Vaughan
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,o.,.c,,rafed Essence of gny Leay We.
r. " earss 'FrsFsrs..on for the hsir, ~ ds.y
Y, sd I, " .n.aasa 'iS t So o5,
-ao s'a =. 49, h.ttie or fore0 from Messrs
so 10" DIN 81 ia S-6t.
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INEa EAG@a s-aguayra Coffee In store
IOO and for ale By
las WEI TAYLOR
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~ RES, LIQUORS, &C, AT AUCTION---On
TUESDAY. 9th inst, at 10 o'clock at the store of
Mess,s. Lockett & Dennis, ON 18th, between Main
and Cary streets, l will sell at auction their entire
stock of Groceries, &c. consisting in part of old Mo-
cha and Rio Coffes; Powdered, Crushed and Yellow
Sugar; Green and Black Tea; a lot of fne Brandy;
Madeira Port sGi Sherry Wines; extra old Rye and
Bourbon Whiskey; Ola Apple and Peseh Brandy;
Moasses: Bacon Hams Wrapping, Letter aud Cap
Blsckinp; Cigars; Wrapping T., ,ne Mackerel; Her
ring'; Ginger; Soap; Adamsains Candles; Duponrs
Powder. SC.
FIXTURES --Aeo the Fixtures, consisting of |
Herring's Safe Desks; Letter Press; Sto &c and
Pipe; Counter; 2 pairs Scales; Chairs, &c
The sale will be without reserve, as Eessrs Lock
EFT Dennis clos ng thsr business, and the terms
cash for all Of 800 and UNDER over this
4 months credit, for approved pauer.
ja2 R. CsUTHORE, Auct.
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AUCTION sALEs.
FUTURE DAYS.



FUTURE DAYS.
>>>-,-,->>>>~>>>>~>>>~
~ Pailias 4 Davis, Aucts
C0MMIssIOEKk,s SAIL OF LIKE.
e ~ ivuNH WOMAN AT AUCTION-By
IN the suit OF Jeuninssvs Jennings, shall, g sps.
eiai Commissioner SELL on WEDNESDAY, next
the 9Th day q January 1887 the auction room Of
Emifine. Terms cash. mo A. DAvIa
Special Commisioner
Sale conducted by PULLIAM& DAVIS. las
By Taylor 4 WIIIiams.
T OTs ON THE nlANCHEsTER THIN,
Il PIKE, NEAR THE TOLL GATE, At iIIC.
TiON.---On THURSDAY, the 9th of January. AZ ~
O'Clock, ?. upon the premises will be sod Iot.
of ground, situated in the plan of Dayton near ma
chester, fronting ogether on the northwest sde If
Manchester Turnpike i59 feet, and running baek fo
Bocock Alley.
These lots win be sold a. the risk and cos. of VIM
h. Braaden, VIII, purchased them at q sale made BY
u.s. on the 18th day of October 1885, aad has failed to
comply with the terms Of sale.
TERMS One third cash; balance at 4 and month";
jas TAYLORG WILLIAMS Aue,,
SALk or ,NEGK0ks AT JkTEKs-
THE 20TH SND 2lsT OF JANUARY I857-In FUR.
suance OF q decree of the County Court of Amelia,
in the case of Vaug5an's administrator vs. Vaughan
tersville, ON the Richmond and Danvills Railroad,
FORTY NEGROES consisting of men, women,
boys and girls some of them house servants and the
relt p 'sntation hands
of sale the purchasers giving bond with satisfactory
security. L. MASTERS Conf
de 3l--tds
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NE.
"A GROES.-At thu same time and place az above,
l. will sell TwENTY-SIX NEGROES, Belonging to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

A MEXICAN HOTEL.-I have this day
n sold and conveyed to Mr. VIM. B. Bishop, the
Interest of John Brown, EsG In the lease, furni'
lure, good will, &C., of the American HOTEL snd 70
tict q contDuancs of The libers. patronage Of hs
fienGs OF Mr.. Brown in behalf Of the nav propris
tor. WEI, ID JOhNSON.
jan l. 1857 Committee of T. J. Brown.
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GopDIN & APPERsoS, Auctioneers.
de I5-2awtz5Dtdtds

DEAL ESTATE IN HENRlCO COUN.
H TY, A6OUF TEN MILE3 WEST OF RICH.
MOND.-The undersigned, Intending 20 leave sthe
state. will sell at pubic auction on MONDAY, the
9TH day OF January 1857 at q o'clock d., ut Heprico
county Court House that being Court day Tract of
Land about ten miles west of Richmond. on ths
River road, adjoining the lands Of the late Richard
Whichello, DR.. Woodward and Others, containing e
acres.
Terms liberal, and rnade known on the dav of safe.
JANE Z. WRENN.
Sale conducted by GoDDiN l. APPERsoN, Auets.
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fg-r.i q. Esa.neu s9cn!ist. late Il esiie1t
sr,s =g. :gIas Nl,,' Eesp.tG, "A Philadelphia for
% g-a1-s.t ,ar Ey= sai limp Having had great e<-
.--a.= ba,a ia H., Me5ic2l saG S2Feics treatment
81 'sa 5's-ssss q 1ghicu tie Lye Is liable, BATTER
.r,-f il=c an 1--WE sls...-ct10l to those vko may
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Sa HBt.@ and 50 half DBIq. .ic, r.celv-
~ irS End for sale bg
jas WM. TAYLOR
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,,+,rrfiyl, N0tTcF.-- N HHN UPFU" -
= - nail he 14'h inst, ct w5ich t'ne
81 III, III te c.sse8. Offer the residue OF my
~ pry a.eds at and belle" o7s', Tor oasn
ri -.:ls-ss aad desirab}a sssormen' OF ,s.pIoS
s95 Consisting "a pet Of Summer Mo s:.
s.sse DLapss and other Fa if' i @. -s-ad to
...,,ls, cfsst inducements will 'e o's'e" "
az "a, Law ia such supplies IS tsay se on. N
fiji .,..- fsbr,5 sud Housekeeping sri'cies ana save
.-f..rre- cent .l., s..,L r,,it,: be
w ''''' 7 d QuARLHS'
M. 2.9 3Tos5 street
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TX Is8LS no. 1 P0tosnsic Gut i1erfinss
~ in store ard for sale by
is5 WM TAYLOR
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p%u nOLLAR htlEI0TiPEN'
cUTyTNG'z PATE%.
4. L!TCH,
tv.t.eAgI5. Gallery.
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I ElUls = " IL EG es---E0r carts ard yyagous
assorted siZaJ fer sale cheap by
CLARKSON ANDERSON
IA No l(6 ht;n 81
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ar,t-1TTT-NF PHOTOGRAPHS
FJ#lY Cl6&> .LFLoIA iN36'
MHITyuURsT GALLERY
= Main street.
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Tes.racai-ls IS 70 capecI.g from the Surgeons Of
q .s wills Hospital
y U;e on the corner Of Ffan Kin street and Lo-
rig. A5-y, few d2yrs below tie Exchange Hotel -
U..r-e ao4cs from 10 A. II 10 -5-c5G$
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1rA Ribs Crusaed, Powdered ans
AcO Cofoe suEqrI, ia store aud for sac bv
isJ WV TAYLOR
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Iiln Dl,I@N lssosars. various qualities.
w IL st9Cs and for ssl- by
IT, : IyR FAVIOg
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.s--,p.rr...ucd tsrcslh.-EEl.o yfonId hnve

,=x- pr. Cnoe~ l.te 81 ~. louis .sfo.--
Z Ice sd -erdeu-s " s.sa', "s'' soc het|
tfa-r-sJ 81 { E-st 40 Jill
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1lA ia G "a 4 u 4 y staHpewder ANA
N"OJ BiGcE Teas ii R;ore and fer sale by
TAYLOR
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9S as Casks superior Cc2nac Brmndy
r<'1 IN store and for sale by
las WIZ TAYLOR
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BY Goddtn a. Apuors0a.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 1S1
~ ACRES OF LAND ABOUT 8 MILES Be
Low RICHMOND jim obedience to . deeree of
the Circuit Court OF Henrco in the salt of Certer
&c, vs. Ba kins, &C., pronounced on tho 7th Novem-
ber 1885, we shall sell at public auction at thu Coun-
ty Court House, on MONDAY, the 9TH Ianusry, 1855,
at the hour of II d tract of l72 acres Of Land,
about miles below Richmond, near the Williams-
burg Stage Road adjoining tho iands uf WilIisuson
Allen, Sarah Hsbson and others about 3 scres Of
which cleared the balance in wood "a portion Ct
which Ia said to be heavily covered)
TERMS -One-third cash; bsance at and months.
for negotiable notes interest aided aod tho titis
tanned until the further order OF the Court
JAMES 4 CARTER, c,
WIN. IL LYONS, eo
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SPECIAL. NOTICEA.

g Christmas and New Year Pres.
ENTs.-There 10 nothing more acceptable than
. correct life Ike picture OF . friend And ash
the public to give u: esil and try All our Pic.
GOTHIC WINDOW, las Main street, and call cerly.
de 2S-2w SANXAY a. CHALMERS
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e. AtsDntiSDN'S GASTsSVE EfI--As sorg.
- ed sizes square aC3 son, for sale in quaint
ties to suit purchasers
CLAREEON L Anderson.
iHJ No. I0S Main as
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l y temper. 40 more surf.it, no more worms no
more loss OF appetite, more poor horses-thnt |.
Il Won ace the horse Tonic prepared and sold hy
puYAL < NORTON, Druggists of this city. which
IL oeus:dsEed by ell who have tried it to be Tbs
greatest horse medicine in existence. Horses can
work sud take the Tonic at the same time without
env DANCER from exposure Is wat or cold Ia 8
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And In rich figured Plaid silks, Csshmeres and Nous
LANES Vaencias, Robes, Poplains, Lace and Muslin
Curtsins Curtain Damasks, Ltnseys and Kersevs
Bed Blankets, negro Blankets, &c, they are sell
tpg great bargains to which they invite the At
IGNITION Of THAR friends aud the public
De IS I'm TAOS. X PRICE co
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VALUABLE IObACCO FACTORY ON
18th, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY SITS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be Sold at auc.
ton, on THURSDAY. the 18th day of January, 1857
at O'clock r. NJ, the large and admirably located
Tobacco Factory, on 18th street now or recently 10
the occupancy of Messrs Saml M. Bailey, and N. B.
Dickinson, respectively It is 50 well known, that q
further description is deemed unnecessary.
The terms, which will be very accommodating,
will be made known at the hour of SALE The taxes
and insurance for 1857 be paid by the purchaser
desc GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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III 0TECE.--The subscriber having remov
II cd t. the WALL, STREET HOTEL. the Ar
BOOK viii be closed for few days for the purpose
Of making alterations: when it will be opened again
by an other proprietor Il. w. ALLEN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-28
G. RObinsOn's Report on Repairs.

CHARLES SMITH, Eso.:-Presiden, oil
the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal Com
pany: Below is an approximate estimate
Of work required to put The Canal in good
order, exclusive Of ordinary repairs. OHe
year ago | did not think it possible hat all
the locks could stand through the season.
Yet they have held out pretty well, and
do not seem much worse than they were
n year ago, with one exception. The
Lock al Newton Falls, which in between
the gates on the south side, some eight or
ten inches, and had to be pressed out with
screws and filed with Cement Grout.
since which time it has stood very well
indeed.
The Lock at Doud'S, which was too
narrow for The passage Of boats, was press
ed out last spring, and has nc, given much
trouble this summer; whether they will
stand the winter as well, is somewhat IN
certain. Lock No. l, west of Ravenna,
was overhauled last spring, and has stood
the season very well.
The Aqueduct at Newton Falls, is We
ry much in the situation hat it was a
year ago. Whether II will held out an
other year, is doubtful.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE ROBINSON.
WARREN, January G., 1857.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-28

LOVE AFTER MARRIAGE; thirteen other
choice Novellettes of the Heart: by
Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz. Published
By T. q Peterson, No. 10l, Chestnut
ST. Philadelphia. Price in n vol.
bound in cloth, S1.95. in two vols. pa
per cover $500.
The writings Of Mrs. Hentz are IA
miliar to the American readers. Per-
haps the works of no female writer have
been more universally popular. Her
style is strongly marked with originality.
combined with a grace of style, and
beauty of dicIion seldom excel!ed.-
Every page of her writing breathes the
fragrance of pure morality. Wherever
her works have found their way oveI
this continent, she is regarded with
respectful admiration. The sound,
healthy, tone Of all Of Mrs. Hentz''
stories make them safe books TO be placed
in the hands Of the young, and while
the artistic skill with which the thread
Of the narratives is woven. keeps the in
Ierest unhagging 10 the end.
This book will be issued from the press
on the 3lst of Jan. when copies of either
edition will be sent free of postage to
aay part of the United States, on remit
ting the price TO the publishers
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-28
Columbus Correspondence.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 23l. 1856

IN. ZOl, 1901.
Dear Chronicle Yesterday was a
day Of unusual interest in the House.
The report of the committee on The
Slough affair which has been looked for
for some days, at length made its ap-
pearance, but a motion TO print was
carried and the case les over. Prof.
Monroe's Negro Suffrage bill was made
the special order for 81 o'clock P. NJ
at which hour the Hobbies were all filed,
and many mem bers gave up their seats
10 ladies, making The most crowded
House Of the season, by far.
The Professor spoke one hour and one
half without at all abating the univer-
sal interest felt. which at times the cleo
trifed and spell bound members, stran-
gers and citizens manifested by bated
breath, beating heart, and fearful eye.
1t was logical. clear. and overwhelm-
ing, and in my opinion can never be an
swered, though the attempt will be made
by some Democrats and Americans to-
day. At the close of the speech, mem
bers crowded around The Professor and
congratulated him upon his effort
Among these was a prominent Democrat.
who said, professor. your speech is
every word truth. but it wont do for me
10 vote for the bill" Oh the power Of
party over men! II members of this
Legislature were entirely free from this
terrible influence, rot ten members would
have voted against the bill yesterday.
I see in last weeks Democrat, some
grave charges against the Republican
party; such as, that as soon as they OBJ
tanned the power. The salaries of near
" all the State officials were Immediate
~ raised. VIII at degree of criminality
must attach to any man, who will de-
liberatelv publish such a wholesale state
ment. without n particle of truth to
back it? Nta salary has been raised
since the republicans anne intn rower.
The judges, salary bill. which passed
the senate. increasing the salaries of
Common pleas Judges to 50, 900. and
Supreme Judges to SO. 500. was defeated
i n the House after receiving in the House
as it did in the Senate. the almost unan-
;mous rote Of the Democrats, no six
Democrats in both branches voting
against the bill.
Some of The Republicans were so
clearly of The opinion that the salaries
Of the judges were notas high as in JUS
tice they ought to be that they would
have cheerfully supported the measure.
but the retrenchment idea of the Repub-
licans defeated the bill
A State Convention of Colored People
is now in session at the City Hall. Last
evening the Hall was quite well filed
with a respectable looking audience of
Colored men and women, and after wit
Messing the order and decorum of their
proceedings. their tact ard ingenuity in
debate. the eloquence of their speakers.
for two hours. 1 was confirmed in a long
cherished opinion-"That God made
them for men. Let them pass"
Yours, p.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-28

ing been a member at previous sessions, J
and one who has seen something of the
world at large. The Doctor is a man Of
very good physical development. being
about 5 feet 10 inches high. and well put
together. with face and features in good
proportion. He is a native of this State.
bis father being from tie North OF Ire
land. Of the old Presbyterian stock, who
have ever been prominent 10 defence of
liberty, which spirit he manifested in the
battles Of the Revolution. At an early
day, the family settled in what is now
Mahoning and the Doctor being the
youngest son, he has seen a goodly share
of the struggles of life in a new country.
and has fought his way bravely through
them TO a position Of distinction in his
profession as well as in politics. Beyond
the advantages afforded at home and in.
the primitive schools Of the backwoods,
he is a self-maGe man, who has acquired
his profession in the face of difficulties
that only energy and talent could over
come, having by his own exertions gain
ed the means to graduate at the Ohio
Medical College. DR.. t. is 81 years Of
age, and resides in Poland, in the very
south east corner of the Western Reserve.
AS a legislator, he is a good deal above
the average; not only as a speaker in
debate, but as a Chairman in Committee.
Very few men have a better talent for
presiding in a public body. Or can dis
patch business with more proprieiy or
dignity, without assuming any unusual
consequence. He was very properly
chosen Speaker pro tenn. In social rela-
lions, he is plain and frank, yet digni-
fed. Politically he is IN unGcep'iona-
BILE Republican.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-28
Governor Chase's Message.

The Ohio Statesman, speaking Of Gov.
Chase's Message. says:
ave do not now, nor never did deny
that Gov. Chase was 4 mar Of t~alea:s.
These have been conceded to him from
his youth, and though frequently and
bitterly denounced for his political course
no n ever ventured TO question his a
bilities as a lawyer or politician.
His message, which we published in
full on Tuesday morning. is worthy Of
more than ordinary attention from the
great research exhibited in it-from the
numerous facts it brings forth, as well as
the errors ii contains.
awe hope TO be able TO review some
Of these, as the ability and research dis
played in it, requires that it should not
be passed as a mere common place and
necessary document, made merely 10
fill up the requirements of the Constitu-
ton.
Coming as this does from the organ
of the Democratic Party n Ohio, it is
the highest praise which could be awar
ded to this important State document
The truth is that even his most bitter
political opponents, are compelled TO re-
spect Gov. Chase; and his Message, al
though it contains the severest expose
OF Democratic inanciering ever contain
ed in any message which ever omanated
from the Governor of any State in the
Union. it commands the admiration o. lhe
party whose misdeeds it exposes.
The Ohio State Journal, says of the
financial part of the message.
Most wise is The Recommendation to
compel the financial State Officers to
furnish quarterly reports. The chief
magistrate obtains thereby the necessary
timely knowledge of the condition of the
State finances, and abuses can be met in
time. How necessary tits is. is proven
by the brief exposition given in the mes
sage of the condition of The accounts,
when The present financial officers took
Office. A fund amounting 10 S823 $50,
had been appropriated for expenses for
1866.
OF this S6l7,373 were required to
pay back arrearages of l854-5. which
should have been paid by the:Democrat-
&c predecessors. SECS. 819, should be in
hands of the State Treasurer, and BY him
deposited in banks. so that of the above
fund the present officers had nothing,
yea were absolutely thrown $40 $40 N
debt. The Governor states this abuse
in clear language. The wrong. dates
from the times of democratic rule, from
which our readers can again see, that
not everything is Democratic that calls
itself Democratic.
Governor Chase is. however, noble
enough not to throw the burIhen of the
guilty upon the innocent. he does justice
10 honest Morgan (lhe former Democrat
ic Auditor of State, )who had frequently
warred against these abuses. and who
tried 10 defend the State treasury against
the hungry Democratic sea. wolves.
The Governor further urges, and it is
dictated by justice and sound policy, the
division of the State into single districts,
and the reform Of our miserable crimi-
nal code, etc, etc.