Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-18


Al o recent republican meeting n CO.
hmbps Ohio. at which Gov Tom Coswin
spoke, and gave il bis adhesion and sympa-
Thy to the republican organization, Gov.
Chase (whO is an old democrat, as viii be
remembered, as Gov. Corwin Is an old
whig. was called for, and made some plea
SAINT and exhilaraiing talk. We qnoie q
portion:--
Gov. Chase.---A good many years ago
/ viii not, for bis sake, say how many--I
voted for him Cor governor, (Gov. Corwin
---"You begnn life we'll. y and L Is said that
he had the indiscretion TO vote for me for
the same Office Turning round 10 Gov. o.,
who said, "Yes. did There's no need to
deny It, 1t sih't worth lying about") He
says Il Amt worth while TO lie about it, and
liz II was, we wouldn't do IT, (Lauyhier.) J
He says begun life well in voting for him.
lie did well in voting for me, though he
isn't at the end Of his life yet, / hope
| (Gov. Corwin-"I thought was last
nightly May that be long distant, may
he live long 20 defend the cause of human
liberty and equal Justice. (Applausel
1 UUNt WtuNffI uU kftut AOH0aNcp AOt NoAt-
promises (laugbter,) hut in the spirit Of
this day am willing to make concessions,
aud propose to the governor this com
promise, since he is willing to endorse my
principles, win agree to fnd no fault with
his color. (Gov. Corwin is very dark
complcxioned maB) Excessive merri-
ment.) ON willing to stand by his side
in fighting the great battle Of liberty, and
have small care for the little subordinate
questions on which Others and myself are
divided, if we are united on this grand is.
sue. If we stand shoulder to shoulder, side
by side, heart beating against heart, on the
great question, am willing TO allow differ
ences in other matters. (Applause.) II
we are united in opposition to the doctrine
of the supreme court, organized for that
very purpose by the slave power, that slave
ry shall prevail everywhere in our free ter.
ritories, unless interdicted by express law
If we hold the converse of this doctrine,
that il can exist nowhere unless by a posi-.
tive law Of state, and / understand this
to be the position Of Gov. Corwin-
Gov Corwin-Anlen, amen to that. 1t
was always my doctrine, since forty years
ago. (Applause.)
Gov. Chase, resuming-IIe says it was
BIS doctrine years ago. 1t was mine years
since; is is mine today. By it will stand
and BY n viii die I (Cheers.) Uniting
on this principle, let us see to it that we
put into power an honest and economical
administration. Let us unite to do this,
and to protect the interests of our own la
bor against all assaults, wherever they may
come FROM (Cheers) l have been almost
betrayed into making an address. Go on,
60 oD.) It's too late, fellow-citizens. The
sun is Fastening to his setting. This days
meeting is cause for rejoicing. H. shows
that we are to be divided by no trihing and
insignificant differences, hut are united
shoulder to shoulder, rejoicing in the sure
angnry of triumphant success. (Applause. !
Let me urge You to follow the excellent ed
vice which was given you by my friend
Gov. Corwin, and put your creed into youI
deed. Let every man work as if he believ
ed thet the issre depended on his own sin
gle thought and deed