, 1859-09-10

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The candidates on both hHFkets in Ohio, have
taken 10 the stump in goqa*arnest. The cum
didae:, ,for,the GuIespapii.l Chaigst N Mestss;
psnklaoa &aRantsr; mtn4t Tiaiuloaf fuesdsy
the MI rs psfi;;upp ppanimcfx1pf the F5olnt State
cesai cohBtttecs, snl hAa their afa. Discus
sioX Deflison, Repubhedo, led onss6ecupyingS]
IN hour and haf. Rapney, Democrat, fol-
lowed in M hour and forty minutes speech,
unl Dcnnison's rejoinder occupied thirty min
utcs. -~-.
-Tnt Santusfy 7szg5Sts7 Ely IF tht
"The discussion was characterized by be"
canning dignity and manliness, and boih spenk-
~. den,onstruted themselves to hc not only
copr.eoux gentlemen. .bpt accomplished pollt1--
clans and nblc debatcrs. Is to. who WAS rlctor,
tkcre is. OF noar*a saiaa6sEGs 81 oRlrapp. put
lie Republicans claim a triumph. At the close
d the meeting, Republican .ept1uKtasm vas e
lfcl tide: Republicans felt they were labor1ai
/ ferihaf they have chisa'rous'and to1fandae'e
dandard. .be4rer in NJ. Dennison 9..,,, -,
pennisou pot several lard. questions to Rnf-.
,Icy, which the latter dodged, mud attempted to
thru II the. discussion on insignificant side
+ ilsnes. p.nuison closed On bis: /: adversary IN
ibis style: - ''. :. = : =, =.
/ MID. thought Judge Ranney should .not be
doucernod. about Republicqn. principles, a. as
they ysro identscal with iis professions .n'IsAsr
| 4heu be wrote the Hoffman letter. IN tt,st !et-
4,r Judge n! advocated just whats Republicans
] jow 'adrocite-thc prohibition Of slaTery IN ne
| Territories by Congressional legislatlon: To
4ly question, Does the Constitution carry slav-
@ry into the TerrisoriesY The ,gent!euaau ~ an
@wercd: It exists on'yby law.- What Law! ine
ljsnloctats. endorse the bred Scott decision,
fljch-says thc Constitution CARRIES sla,erJ into
Tue Territories. Isaf1ny oppohtns do. !. notau.weY
taestiony. When / ask him ii the Fugi.ise
klavo law is constitutional, he aqsE&Es re- "
tskinr, What du yon think Of III When |. asS
HIVE Of the sais Eeeiiag Il. .the. .p6blie money:
Eo nm L. He will not discuss the d'1ierenees be'
Tween Democracy North and South; Dctnqfra'
Ey. be saYs. is ike rock in mil-ocean., \ d,
t1ic midnight ocean Of TIE SOUTH ;ior = :. NO.
F1ene mneihc n. ReoaSIieans viii asitate! Who IN:
bcxed Te1as: would ask; who repealed the
6ljssouri Compromised Who enacted. The: Ne,
| l,rasku:kansas Bill? Who denied the right p
betitioi! "And.who fihed the 1naatto tuppres.
Eo.caIted- iuccud;nry documentsf 1t is tnf
4 Southern democracy wpo. agitq'e.. ..:..,,
local fnatitutidn, AND eahon1y EXIST w. positlst
haw, Tho Drca, Scott decision, which carrie:
slavery INTO any portion Of the United Statei
mbera not forbidden by statute law, We bold -
mot lnAT! ..' q !.
Nv opponent AYERS that non.intorvention va
tRoIolutipnary doctrine. . II 50; whT did y 3e1er
{son in 1854, frame BILL to prohibit ssayEEy j.
HE Tcrsit cries forever! II it Was the: HeEolu
Iltionnry. doctrine, why did the Colonial Congres
}frame'tte ordinance Of 1887, which dedlcate'
ltall Elc Northwest to freadorn:" Why - T. tna
every Congress md President. down: to rolk'
, iltime has in3prscd. The principle Of Congees
sioual legisatfon for he Territories. :; -,
:. III. Dennison rc-afjrmcd that the Republi
n leans mqintaiu that Cen has Pe.ss 10. 70 e
would consider It bis duty to. dbaJ, the Eugttir
lSlavc Law, under the Constitution, untlit sha
be repealed.
| In the evening, thepeop'e were addressed, o
4 behalf Of the Republicans BY Gov. Chase, IN
on behalf Of the Democrats By se6ntor. Pnsh.