Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
For The Enquirer.
GOV. CHASE OF OHIO-NATIONAL DEMO
CRACY

Fully concurring 10 the editorial in your paper oil
to-day august l6) cut out OF the "Boston Jour
nal" of Tuesday evening the 10Th instant portion
OF the speech OF Gov Chase of Ohio made to tho eau
| cus of tho opposition which met at Chapman Hall,
Boston, on the evening of August g. and adjourned to
the Revere House, and called out the Governor, when
| he uttered gmong oth-r things the fullowlng
at il enough--and have often expressed the idea
it ia enough if the Constitution it WAS understood
by the fathers be administered in II. purity IN order
to attain this. But in order to do this we must ace 10
il that the principles Of freedom made TO animate
every Junction OF national government, and every
eff aer concerned in its administration (Cheers 70
40 that i. uur duty. We must simply Disregard al
Deity differences; not inqnire whether man, yesfer
| dsy or day before, American, Wing, or u De.
nocrst but whether he 10 true To the principles OF 40
| Animated by that glorious principle OF Democracy
which believed 10 the manhood OF every man, and de-
nies the right of any legislature or association OF IN
diylduas to take from any man hie zoo gwen rights
animated bv these gren' principles forgetting what
ia past We will press Oh bsfre us and nchleve Tor
ourselves that great prize which our fathers propa-
| gated by great principles.
And now having expressed soma views which | re.
gard as important, and thanking you from the bottom
of Inv heart for your kindness lot me bid you good
night-not IA All Ohio man-not Al Massachusetts
mau--bui "a Amercsn embracing IN fs hishsst
regard American principles and all tina interest OF
our whole glorious country. Prolonged Cheering
Gov Chase then retired immediately after which
call. were made for Josiah Qu;ncy, Francis Brnley
and others but there no RESPONSE aud the Assem-
| bly, soon after Dispersed
! II anything was wanting TO give force 10 your
warning aud waka up TO action aud compel to harmo
ny and zeal the National Democratic party, surely
this extract is enough in all conscience.
We have no feeble enemy, but one strong IN thlrs'
for power aud greed for Office. As the starving
wolves aud yeping iackaIs hunt together, when any
prey offers that will fill their yearniog bowels SO do
Abolitionists Black Republicans Americans and
Wings and recreant Democrats strike hands and tug
,ogeher tor apos aud plumber. One only principle
do they poases s in common and that the robber Tia OF
booty Let none hope to rea-on with such reckless
bandits nothing but brute force can bring them to
| terms We must beat th.n-or be beaten by them
Ouce in power and they would iratnple the constru
ton in the dus and leave all hopes blasted and
dead. Then to talk OF Southern rights would g
madness; hey would ex only in our s'rohs rign'
arms VI qaaiing huaria. Far better tor " t. ug
warned in time aud lay TO our hands with :" Ill alta
work with all our mi ht LINTON of The National
| Democracy for the sake OF the Union should blaze
on every banner. and our banners should Haunt 10
every breeze from Maine to California.
| a NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.