Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13
James R. Morris
Record (
lie Votes for Salmon p. Chase, !
VOTES ron THE wrLmor pRovIso,
HE torBs ia BoLisH SLAVERY
IN THE BfsTRIcT OFcOLUMBiAi!

HE voTEs TdABoLisH SLAVERY
IN THE VfsTRIcT OFcOLUMBiAi!
That immaculate hemocrst, and irre-
proachsbly consistent man, Jas. r. Morris,
the candidate of the forked Democracy OF
the XVIlth Congressional District, 10 trav.
cling up and down the District crying "abo.
Tito nism" and 'moo'y head at ThCsker and
tther Republicans until he is hoarse, trying
TO make believe that he never was tinctured
In like manner. In order TO satisfy ourself
and the voters ot this District of the con-
sislency of this man. we have been At the
trouble Of overh suling Mr.. Morris record
while he was in the OHIO Legislature, during
the session Of ls4s-9. If alter we have aired
this record he dare to cry abolitionisi to even
0'ddipgs himself, he 10 certainly possessed
OF more impudencs than he receives credit
Tor. -e
February a2d, ! 84s. JAS R. MORRIS
voted ior Salmon p. Chase Tor United State.
Senator. Mr.. Chase, It is generally admit
ted, occupies now precisely the same ground
he did then on the Slavery question, yet Mr..
Morris now denounces him as ',pooly head. ,
The vote for Senator siood:
Salmon p. Chase IS votes;9
Thomas Ewing 80 votes:
J n Giddings II votes; H
John c. Vaughn lvoie.o
NORRIS VOTING For CHASE
Assin, on the lsth day Of March, iei9,
the Ser ate Resolutions relative to the, 90.
Plicstion Of the principle of the ordiosnce
Of 1857 to the Territories belong ing 10 the
General Government (Wilmo, Proviso) were
under consideration After sundry ineffsc.
tuai motions',o oasmsnd, refer and fscsmmit,
the vote was tsksn on their final passage,
which resulted yeas 40, nnys II. ss follows:
I YEas--MsSs,s. Asms,roug, Bigger, Brain.
erd, Brewer. Bundy, Burt. Chaffte. Da tell
Dodis, Durb,n, Edson, Foster, Giddinss,
u'sen' uregofy' Hamo'eton' Hammond.
na'cesty' ho'eomo' Johnson OF Medina,
Jones, Julian. Keller. Larimer, Lee, Letter.
Mcclure, AIORRIS. Morrow,
MORSE NJrris, Olds. Pennington, r ,ndal',
Reber, Ringwood. Rockwe ], Smith of Mad
ison, Scott, Smart. Thomp,on, TOWNS
HEND, Tsuman Van tDoren, Watt, Will,
"n"e"y sns Wood'ord-4o.
NArs-Me-srs. Dresbsch, Franks. King
[ S.n,,h ~ 10. ~ .'e'oe rusn' s.1 noea'e,'
'",." - ~ '"0""' 'o'nes a"o vsn Dusxfk
. q sp.~.s,ss, IA sslrs
mere we nave 'his consistent nonsinier.
ventionis'---tiits mouthpiece Of the .'liitle
sGiant" In Mon 6tzathIs : da stter SOVEREIGN.
vpti inv IN orob;b;f ,ro ,,<r,, Il, rs.v ~
,-,-'....,e. -
o-' ''' 's''"s'"s ~ '"e "e"e'a' oovt'n-
ment. fet this Is the man who thinks that
"J The devil don't get the Liacoln and Brecf
inridos ,xrEsysNr,usrsrs. then ,h,r,. J. no
v,s or = 5.n1,,
nut ."'' 70 not ah' ny > vote given on
the s4th OF March 1912 on resolution for
lhe o"o"Hon y she sfare trade IN the District
" Coiumo'a' mr. Morris takes prominent
position among tue lrrepress!ble conflict
ranks! ne goes iarther than mr.. Lincoln
h'mseif Is Wiling 10 CO. and must hereafter
oe e,assea WIN MesSrs' Phillips, Gerrit
smith and others OF the bue-black school OF
,uo,.'un' ''a ine resolution 10 none OF
~. nv "''e' "'"u' ou' regular su"ngl