New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

try Gov Chase received in 1857 at bis second cleo
tion RS votes; and Mr. Stanton, In 1858, when the
State was carried by 20 90 majority for the he
publicans, received s7l6 votes Thus in that strong
Old-Wbig District, Gov. Chase, with the Treasury
defalcation" operating - dead weight upon him. re-
ccived one hundred and twelve votes more than Mr.
Stanton This evidence that the people of that Dis
friet were satisfied with the administration OF bov
Chase. In the With Congressional District now rep
resented by the Hon. Thomas Corwin, Gov. Chase
received in 1857, $50 votes and IN loOo MI Corwn
received S66 only 80 votes than were gwen 70
Gov Chase IN this once strong and powerful wing
District.
Their votes do not show that The charge Of "fanati-
eism and extravaganza" had any effect upon the nei
Hgent votes Of the Od-Whg Districts of hessrs ~ an
ton and Corwin; the vote for Gov Chase IN these
Distcts in 1851, larger than for these gentlemen
in 1852
The speech Of Gov. Chase at the mass meeting IN
Cleveland at the time OF the Reseue trials won TOT
him hOst Of friends il was the speech OF states.
man. who looks beyond the passions OF the hour, ana
holds up the importance Of constitutional duty and Oh
legation.
q Republican" in one breath, asks, 81 il wisdom
" for the Republican party of OHIO again TO pat ls
"suprernacy IN peril by putting Mr.. Chase in the lead
aud IN the breath says: am not aware that Mr.
" Clare has said or done anything since the orgnlLa-
"uon Of the Republican party that every kepuolicsn
" in Ohio would not cordially approve. believe the
"rrincpIes and the honor OF the party would be en-
"tirely safe in his hands" pretty good indorse-
ment
Now, Mr.. Republican" are sensible men 70 oe
frightened because "who are wise above Wha'
il written FAY "that the Republican party Il con
tnuance of the old Liberty party. In roLne other
States some persons seek to strike down the hepuph
can party by saving THAT il il merely continuance
of the Old Wing party" ltsprncples andits measures
are right and they commend themselves to the honest
men OF all parties without reference to anteceden's
politically.
The Republicans Of Ohio have elected good men ana
true 10 The Legislature and the man who IL elected 70
the United States Senate by them will be one whose
election will be entirely satisfactory to their eonstu
enis. And they will not put of their duty, but 90 II;
Gov Chase was six years Senator OF the United
States He has served nearly four years as the he
publican Governor OF Ohio; and of his course III the
senate aud of his admirable and judcious admnisira-
ton OF the affairs OF State there never has been any
complaint. The cry of "fanaticism,' Abolition
ISM negro suffrage" and ." negro equaiity, AL
though il has been raised long and loud ana been
paraded in glarng capitals, and read again y and
.,; IRON every stamp the Stale, has not Deem
productive of any very alarming consequences TO the
Republican party IN ONO thus fart
Gov Chase voted for the new Constitution OF ONO,
which excludes negroes from vOtng.f
The Republican party has no ADLER advocate, no
friend more steadiaht, no Champion more powerful no
member entitled 10 more RESPECT no representative
who would strike harder blows in the Senate Chamber
III Its aelese, voud adninIlstei, - CDiei IA
ecutiye the Affairs of Government, upon the true
principles of the Constitution with more ability and
wisdom than SALMON T.. CHASE, the architect OF his
own vell-earned fame OHIO.