Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-06

coPSSiot "'"eoS WI tHc pidCe 10 WHICH he
! is named. Perhaps, also, there could
not well have been one made up more
satisfactory alike to Republicans, Ameri,
cans, and Independent men of all kinds,
who like to vote for the Gttesi candidates,
without regard 10 party machinery.
Messrs. Pack, WoLcorr, THRALL and
MARTIN are men whnm all ciliz ms OF
Ohio will be prou1 OF as officers of our
government. The election of these ncmi-
nees, by an overwhelming majority, will
at the same time be a richly meri!ed re-
buke 10 corrupt aud teacherous Ad-
ministraiion, ani 10 its obsequious tools
that controlled the Columbus Convention
of the 29th July last. Those SHRED
minions" of BUCHANAN proposed 10 the
people Of Ohio, to put their endorsement
and seal upon the infamous ENGLISH
bin, and committed their State ticke, to
that test. The issue should be promptly
accepted, and a decisive response truly
returned.
More important still, if possible, are the
elections in our several Congressional
Districts. All over The Safe, the De-
mocracy hive selected as candidates for
Congress-, either men who, as present
members, voted directly for the Lecomp-
ton scheme itself, or else for its ''mean.
er" substitute, which ultimately passed,
or men who stand on the Columbus Plat
form, which fully, and in plain terms,
commits them to the English dodge, aud
virtually 10 the original iniquity also, as
the "favorite measure" of the Admins
tration. IL there are one or two excep.
lions, where the Anti Lecomptopiles in
dignauty refused nomination 10 their
betrayers, we have yet to learn that in
even these cases, the candidates do not
stand with their party on the English
swindle platform, which keeps Kansas
out Of the Union, for bsing so contuma-
ciOus as not to come in as = Slave State.
on invitation Of Congress, with "strong
inducements added. Against these, the
Opposition have nominated candidates Of
marked ability and reliable character
men committed TO The right, and worthy
of support from all who love honesty and
fair dealing in public affairs. They are
candidates on whom every opponent Of
the present Administration policy can and
should cordially unite.
Ohio owes it to the country to repudi.
ate, with an emphasis, every candidate
committed TO the support Of the National
Administration. She should not have
single representative of that stamp in the
next Congress. Such will be the case, il
her people have any grateful sense of
what they owe TO the JefTersonian Ordi.
nance, and to those free principles for
which we are contending, against all the
power of Federal Government, which
labors 10 season and out of season, TO sup
plant them, and to make the influences
of Slavery predominant throughout the
land.
Let US have full and decisive verdict
or these matters, at every precinct. Let
US fairly exhibit the Opposition strength,
by united and complete vote. No man
should excuse himself in this war. Thor.
ough and earnest work should be done,
from this time until the day Of election.
The enemy is doubly vigilant, 10 COM
pensate for the Injustice and unpopulari
ly of his cause. We must take care
that the honest opinions of the people are
not overborne through inaction or an in
iolent sense of security. Our State
ticket should be elected by at least 2O,-
)Oo majority, and with proper attention
and a full vote, it will be.-Cin. Gazette.