Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-08-29
Unconditional Union Ticket.

"Tany one State or any portion ofMe
people ofdny State, choose to place them
sslues In array against the Government Of
he Union, lam for trying the strength of
this Government, I am for ascertaining
aohether zoe haze a Government or not-prdc-
ticdbLe, efficient, capable Of maintaining its
authority and upholding the po,oers and in
terests Thich belong TO a Government. Nor,
sir, am Ito be alarmed or dissudded from
dns such course by intindtions Of He spilting
g6iood. Gbiood is to be spill, By ,ohose
fault is IL TO be split? Upon The supposition,
maintain, ii ,oiH be he fault Of those ,oho
choose to raise The standard Of disunion, and
endearor to PROSTATE the Gorernment And,
nr, ,chen that is done, so long as ii PHRASES
God TO gire med roice TO express my scnt,-
ments, or an arm, Deak and enteebled as Il
may be BY age, that roice and that arm vil
be on The side of my country, for tke support
ofthe general authority, and for the main
tenance OF tie Poioers the Union. Il s peech
Of Henry Clay, August lst, 1850.
1--WE are all, ,cith our ecerye uihl inter
est, embdrkedu IA mil ocean on the same conf
mon deck. The howl Of the storm is ia.ou,
sdrs, and "the Gghtning's red gLarc il paint
ing hell on the sky" and iohile Mr aojle ship
pitches and rolls under de Ldshings of III,
tcdres, The cay Is heard Muf she has sprung
d'cdk at many points, and that The rushing
Daters are mounting rapidly IN the hold.
The man who, in such an hour, piW not pork
at the pumps, is either a maniac or u mon
ster. "-(Secrctary Holt.
"The conspiracy is noD knouN. Armies
hare been raised War is Leried to accomplish
IT, 2 here are only t,1o sides 10 the question.
Epery man must be for the United States o,
against Il. There can be no acutrdls in his
iCdr, only pdtriots--or traitors. - Senator
Douglas last Speech
Would any one u he rds commanding
a. Fortress MOnroe, Fort McHenry, or anl
'Cherc else, phere he tcds surrounded ,ci1
treason and traitors at erery step, pouiC
he, because judge sent a iora IF hdJea'
corpus give up a traitor oho ,oas endanger
ing the .gfety Of ms eomns,and and the in
tcrests Of the couatry3 No man can pre-
terrible necessities Of ,car And y / ,cer,
in command and had good reason 10 Jelieve
that had possession Of u traitor, and nc
other remedy wouM arrest treacley, / uouh
suspend The ,crit, and the mdipiduui too.
4 cry of peace to be negotiated
,pih armed traitors should secure a city o.
refuge 10 none Hon. Daniel s. Dickin
son.
He who Is not for his country is against her
There Is no neutral position TO be occupied
II the duty Of all xedlousiy 10 support III,
Government in all its efforts to bring this IN,
happy cira Ddr TO speedy conclusion. -
Lewis Cass
"Trditors and Rebels are standing ,oiti
arms IN their hands, and IL Is said zoe mus
90 Jorudrd and compromise pith them. =
They arc IN the prong; Mey are making ,oa
upon the Government; heyare trying 10 up
turn and destroy our free institutions. sal
to them that he compromise 4 haze to max,
under eristing circumstances is, ground you,
arms; obey The htcs; acknowledge The su
prenocy Of the Constitution iohet you dt
that I icia talk to you about compromise. =
Al the compromise hare TO make Is III,
Constellation of The United States. - An,
drew johnson.