Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-23
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MR.. plcKiNsoN's SPEECH,
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(coNcLUDED.) i.arau a'.,9
votes from alarmed laborers. When Sla-
very is no-longer recognized in the Southern
States, the colorcd race will not struggle for
the cold North to compete with our laborers,
but those now with us- will seek more eeB
genial CLINE in the sunny South, where the
climate is more agreeable and the labor and
productions better suited to their wants and
tastes and habits.
The question Of candidates, so far asit
concerns men, merely. is comparatively Of
little consequence. The principles they rep
resent are nowoof the highest possible 'iho
ment. The Union candidate for Governor,
Gen. Wadsworth, 1 have known for many
yenrs. / know him as a gentleman of high |
social position, of sterling integrity, Of man; |
ly and honorable bearing, Of nnpfetondipS
habits and simple tastes-a dispenser of
bounteous charities to the poor, who has q
heart for suffering man, whcrevetihis Blpt
may be cast; who, when. Ireland was perish |
ing with famine, sent q cargo of prowsMas
to the relief Of her starving children; who
discharges all his relations with fidelity. ]
do not know whetherI ag eeiwith him ipl an
political opinions or not, and do not care.
agree with him in the great practical iIea
of putting down this internal Rebellion at
all hazards, at any cost; and this is the only
matter directly under consideration. And
| agree with him substantiallylin his excel.
lent and manly and sensible letter by which
he declares his acceptance OF the nominal
tion. | believe his electiUn,at this time MS
Chief Magistrate of this great State essen
tial to that end; that his defeat would bedis-
astrous; and shall support him accordingly,
as every trulyloyal man Of every party
should do Let every honest elector, indie
pendent Of all party names, which are now
used only for cheats for the people, aud we
may pass upon the conduct OF these two can
didates since the commencement Of the. re-
bellion---let them read the noble, out;spek en-
letter of one and the cautious, hacking and
filling speech of the other, and then see who
is worthy Of support. The intrepid TIE
main has already spoken f6r himssiR And
will speak again. Loud applause.) He
il Union Democrat and representative
OF the Union sentiment. He may laugh at
the assaults and detractions OF those who
seek to build up selfish, rotten organisa,
tion in the name of Democracy, as q capital
for spois and political stock jobbers. They
envy his position and fear him, and hate
him, for he early took off their shallow
mask and impaled their leader. He has not
yet dismissed them, but may be heard from
hereafter by all Interested, to their entire
satisfaction. Mr.. Jones, the candidate ,foI
Lieutenant Governor on the bogus ticket,
deserves better company and better fate.
lfhe had kept one, he might have SECURED
the other, and he probably regrets with mi
that he had not done so. He was put OF
the ticket by men who have already ipjnreG
him by their associatiens past remedy, il
the hope Of cheating q few true Democrat
into the support of the ticket But this
will all fail, and Mr.. Jones' like Tray IN tn,
/. fable, will be punished for bang in !, had
compahy. Laughter. Thsfosidus sfth'
candidates upon the respective tickets ma,
be said to fairly stand as the representative
of those who. placed them in nomination
remembering that Ladue and Whitman AM
Hughes are true men, .Fg ~, 4'lI s.eY
The Liquor Dealers Association ,thost
who distil the very nectar OF the gods, thos
also who can, like a magician, draw 'half.a
dozen, kinds of wine FROM me sa,he i'cask
those whose whisky will kiln further AM
surer than 0 Rebel musketn patriotissi
met recently aud naturally and stitubt
nominated Mr.. Seymour as their febrosen
tative. daughter This was doubtles,t t
compensate him for tho mental agony an
physical suffering he experienced, accordih,
to Mr.. Delayan, when in labor witha q vet
against a prohibitory law few years since
to which he was to set his name. This be
ing done, as the papers inform US. ,th
Dealers Convention wont into liquidation
er adjourning in good spirits. (Great laugh
ter. These two last facts pre- ainterestin
and dimportant. The publicNwilt be glad
learn OF tho adjournment, and their caston
ers that their spirits were gocd tLaugt
ter. ' y wi
Must not every candid man admit tn,
the whole course of MIR, Seymour, from Oh
breaking out OF the Rebellion to the pro
ent moment, has been destitute Of patrio
ism, or good or generous impulses or en-,
H., tions2 Must not every honest electorraa q
J" nit that he has exhibited. only the chafn'
ss,f sTsss Of ,Ss sa gss asssB sRsSas s sna Ss ss
:" Must not every honest man declare thu
the speech platform upon which he profess
10 stand is deceitful in It's conception au
spirit, lacking ffankness, manhood, and ou
spoken fairness and honesty, but contain
mated by an all over Of slipperyness sn
design-intendod to strike d blow at b,
Government and conceal tho hand, -a y,
Iii lille, my friends, to prosecute th
war against rebellion by halves, lis wor
than idle to send our SONS 10 the field
blood and leave politicians at home who y
denouncing Government, apolosixing e
-irubeliiuu, sud -arc- -iuuu3ss ss<iugs su9susutt
how steaithig or covertiy, c0wardly ~
fatal proportions of peace. Rebelli(
knows from spies, and syMpathixagsi ,qni
too noar US, what is going on Ia our. mid
as well as We do, IL is.struggHhg Oh ihttl
hope that this peace party may gaih, Il
ascendency, when 1t expects TO be forgiv.
for It's treas on, have murder washed from
bloody hands, and he rewarded forils villain
by liberal propositions, This party with
propositions Of peace having been ex pose
abashed and ingloriously overthrowp ID
year, has covered its framework this, wi
lin, q veneering ofa different shade, but api
n, too tiimsy to deceive discerning aud 10y
~ people. Like the cat In, the fable, * q
whitewashed its coat, but the teothi al
& claws ars plainly diseernible. II Laaghtss
Call back your sons, / ropsat, or crush Ii
insidiOus,H1 1oHster ut home and the rcheli
abroad together. Rebellion has lost fai
ip.efp pocted foreign recognition Itspiss
al sywpSthisers In England lack. eoufA
10 come to time d Even D'lsrssli, VI
0'Connell said was regular lineRi descep
d ans oil xhs hardened thief. fails 70 meet u
occasion as expected. j Laughter, I "a
~ hope now rests in the aid and. sympathy
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