Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04


Col. Forney mades speech Sstsrday1
asst at Yonkers; N. Y, 10 the Ho& ]. B1
Haskin's DstriG. The Col. fenihded hill
hearers that some weeks sinceb beti made
a speech there, and had promised thu Pennz|
syl1ania wosld aiye fosty t6ogsaud majof1I
ity against AssBsihanan's test of Democ-
racy. His promise bad been redeemed
Pennsylvania had pronaHeed her verdict
against the President Of the United States,
Of'the result Of the late election in Penn
sElvania, he said
HOW PENNSYLVANIA iPRDNcUNrE1 AGAIxsf
THE PRESIDENT.
Contemplate, for a moment, The magn-'
tude of this result; look upon it in all its
and you viii see it, like some
mute orator, encouraging the independent
and rebakAfg the subssrsient aDdstreaehst-
Gus, public servant; we, shall have no more
feacheries in the North after this, verdict.
I Great applause. There will be, no more
awards going to Washington to betray 2
generous constituency hereafi ter Cheers, j
There has, as yet, been no issue SO clear as
this, none so direct; no rsbnke SO emphatic
SO we'll understood, as that which was, tried
on the 18th of October, in dear old PEN.
nsyIyania. Loud cheers We did your
work here; your election now is q mere.
matter Of form; the ordinary duties of vot-
ing, aud recording votes will, be performed,
but old Pennsylvania has made The path
clear foryou. / Great applaqse-] That is
the native State Of the Presidepit77rin that
State be grew TO- manhood-in that State
be has been repeatedly nominated for the
high office which he at last attained that that
State gave him the majority which rescued
him from danger of defeat in other quart
ers; and it was proper, there was poetic
significance in the factTthat the State
sqhieh gque him, all his celebrity Should q qt
the same time bring dorm The proud lsur, lsur-
per; that the State ,ghich 1pas hispoliticaI
birth place, should become, has political
grave. [Cheering long and loudJ ii, Oh
BUcHANAN's CORRUPT EFFORTS TO CARRY
s,sioH .tJs0 PENNSYLVANIA Il ii .lasm
Pennsyltania gave a. largelma-
iiorityjfot Mr.. Buchanan, and a wear after
she gave Gov. Packer majority of Dc, 600 ;
and in the present contest the issue was
distinctly made and we'll understoodl-no
man was more conscious of this than the
President, and he strained every nerve to
secure Pennsylvania as an iindorsef) of his
policy.na In aIfomyi life have never seen
such prostitution of official patronage. In
bygone days when the Wing party came
into power they turned ont the Democrats !:
and when the Democratic party came into
power they turned out the Whig gs; shut new
er before has such prostitution of patron
age and official station been known as in
the late election sin Pennsylvania Ie Not
only was the9money' ofthe peoble expend-
ed by hundreds of thousands of dollars,
butthe Administration resorted to the n,sot
extraordinary processes, using this patron
age and this money against its own pohti-
cal friendss or rather against those. who
stood by the principle 1ofthe Democratic
party, which gave power tosthat'iAdminis-
tration.t In tie districtrepresented by Col.
Florence the, regular vote'was oyerwhelm-
ediby'an imported army, of Ioffiee-holders.
Some 2,So0 men were inrthe Navy Yard
alone, where no more than 500 are reqnir
ed. q Every branchaof the public service
was drawn upon for the purpose iof contri
.buting to this immense horde of imercena-
ries but, notwithstanding this yon have
the result before you-of fifteen Democrats
who were elected inils56,, but FIVE have
been reelected, iwhile instead Iof the; bal
ance ten open and decided opponents .of
the policy offthea Federal Administration
have been returned. Loud cheers.l And
fof these FIVE, three of them agree within
Some of these names are familiar toeyou,
tbutIthe gallant old German iof Berks Coun-
ty may notfbenso familiar to you. o9sa eliJ
BERgs COUNTY AND 1efkNcY JONES.
Berks county has always borne a pecn-
liar relation 10 the Democratic party In
iBerks county the regular nomination has
always, passed current, and hence it. was
that Mr.. Clancy Jones was elected He
took it into his head he could do any thing,
and by a singular halqcination that he was
not a representative from a free county, but
that Berks, county was somewhere in
South Carolina. or Alabama. Laboring
under. this mistake he W n to Washington,
always forgetting he was a Representative
from . free district, and If any question was
put to, him about the Tariff Or any public
measure, his, first reply was 'would it suit
the South y. But after all this great prin-
ciple had penetrated the hearts, the hearths,
and the firesides there, as 1t has here
They are not accustomed to the windings
Of politics; they cannot set, down and dis
,cuss with your statesman the intricate phi
losophy of craftsmanship, all the mean
things; but when this man attempted to
betray them, they reused the lion Of pub
lie, opinion and Berks county repudiated
him like a reptile that had crept around
her throat. Loud cheers That was the
lesson which more than anything else was
felt at the seat of the Federal Capital
That was ,rebuke which Mr.. Buchanan
in the moment Of his EXTREMIST spprehen-
sions never dreamed could occur. And he
has rewarded this double-dyed traitor, after
the ballot box-the honest, unpurchased
.ballot,box-has pronounced against this
fithless public son! What do we see =
Does the President Of The United States
yield 10 the popular decree? Oh, noi,w77
The ,ppomenkthe telegrqphie wires flashed
This terrible sentence Of condemnation--
this honest .reproof of has, p0kcy, to his