The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
President MaEfssg.

Iquln efforts or some OF the organs OF q Presl-
dental aspirant to give him a hot-bed siren 9Th
before the country. We cannot see how the
! end is tobe achieved BY the means adopted
but perhaps he and his friends can. The can
didate we refer to is Mr.. BROWN, of "Arkan-
saw" Everybody knows BROWN. He "turns
up" regularly every four years.
BROWN is rich, and has a large number of
friends who expect great things from his sue
cess. The sale of his Executive patronage
the same offices being promised "confdentidHy"
to at least a hundred score of men-enables
him to support a little army of correspondents
at Washington, and a number of newspapers
throughout the country. ae
IF gas can nominate and elect BRowN-
he's as good as 'fsworn in"
The following paragraphs illustrate the pro-
cess by which Brown capital is manufac-
tured 1 5T
GALL FOR BRowN-HUzzAl-The Louis
vile Hand Organ of a recent date, has the
following item, showing that wherever you
may go, you find the crowd for Brown
ga convention of professional gentlemen,
(mostly blacklegs,) wholly unconnected with
politics, recently met at Natchcz. This con-
was " Il OulDCtS
representing nearly every State in the south.
The regular business over, they took the vote
among themselves, and it was found that of
the fo1ty-two, Jorty-One were in favor of the
nomination and election of Arkansaw BROWN
to the next Presidency"
Here's another of the same ring:
"ARKANsAw Brown SURELY TO DE NOM
INATED!-It is pretty well conceded all round
that the famous Arkansaw Brown is to be the
nominee of the Charleston Convention if not
of the Charleston Convention, then Of the
Chicago Convention; if not of the Chicago Con-
~vention, then by a Convention of the Spirit
Rappers. BRowN will be nominated any how.
Every thing at this moment points strongly in
that direction. Give US Arkansas Brown and
we can carry the country hike a prairie ON fire"
-C9eveland Spirit Rapper.
From the same authority we are admonished
to "Make way for Conneticut'-bscause wood
en- nutmegs are-BRowN.
"CIMoN CUGGs, a distinguished politician
of Alabama, observes in a late letter, that
Brown recently made a speech in the Arkan-
saw Senate,-that when he rose to speak, every
body would have cheered him if everybody
hadn't drawn a revolver and several bowie
knives, and thus suppressed the torrent of
cheers which were ready to burst FORTH
j Ills luCl0CnO ID simply " A1iuSOidt
BRowN's universal popularity"
The same editors also aver that President
Gen. CAss and HOWELL COBB
are doubtless for BROWN.
TIL North, the South, the East and the
West, one would infer from these correspondents
editors, are all for Arkansaw BRowN.-l
He will be nominated, if we believe their testi-
mony, by all the Conventions which are to as
semble this year-and he is to receive the
vote of all the people who reside upon the
Continent and the adjacent islands. This, it
thought, will surely elect him.
Huzza, then, for Arkansaw BRowN, the lit
lie injin of Rackensack He's been nomina.
mated, every four years, since 1852, just prior
to the meeting of every National Convention,
BY reclamation I! He's nominated about this
time, in the usual form m