The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08

IN d recent S peech Of Lieutenant Govs
srnor Stanton sat Bellefontaine he made
use of the following langnage, speaking of
Dir. Vallahfdig ghamn and the HnBerlnatorial}
ga cam mpaign 81 tiie present. year sass
tsI do not know whether allan
digham willsbe thesnominee of the Demo
cratics party of Ohio for q Governor; but
tif he be nominated and hauld, by party
vmaehinery, be elected, mark ye, Ohio shall
never be represented in the Gubernatoriall
Chair by q traitor. "a pssgsstas ssss.is.sSsI
A week ago last Monday night Mr..
Herman, Of B Bellefontainc,s addressed "a
large Democratic gathering at that place,
tand in reply 70 this threat Of Goyefno,r
f. az come now, Mr. Chairman, to speak
lof the threat which. Lieutenant Governor
Stanton made in this very Court. house
last Saturday nights7na threat which is at
once disgrace to the age in which We
Hive and the genius sof our government !
]I do not know whether the Democfacy
will Nominate Mr.. Vallandigham for Goyss
ernor, but II hope they may. They could
i not. in my opinion, make q sbetters nomi7
1 nation. fCheers! + am, ,ssir,z q Vallanri
4 disham man, aand-@T Cheers and hnrrahs
J for Vallandigham which lasted fully ff-
'Iteen minutes. q Yes, sir, i announce my
'fselfsa Vallandig ghafnp man, fcries all over
9 the house, seAndsso ares we,s and it It
shall be the pleasure of the Democracy to
81 nominate him as our standard-bearer dur
4 ing the comihgs campaign,I I hope to lend
4 lwhateser Of influence .snd ability I have
to effect his election. Cheers, and cries
of .sGood,n Good. And, SIR, If Mr..
.tVallandichani is elected, as Il believe he
9 will be, if nominated, Il tell Mrs Stanton
:. q or any other ~mau," laughterl that he
be ihaugurated daeyernors OF Ohio,
D land it, millaibe one esoss the grapdest and AM
! tmost imposing napgpratlons Yhl9h b. ever
d took place. in the Great North. West
e elILona afsi aafbspiaase Il ana cheers fof aig
: ham and Ker6an and sssiessofa sBdl4yS4sx
s5yoa.o' &oSA& &oF Feasfs am ans fsvousf tbs
e nomination sofs ME sEailandigha forfths
: inasiappss NJ ssaatop as ths & Rspnhlicai
J candidate i favor the former M 8 spolnina
e tion as the. QenosTatic nsMihee, hecauss
= am cO0uQeut Will N iusUc Odu wi r AUO
!, llitionism,fise hundred yxote the ceun
ty .of Lersin, and one hundred thous san,
a yotes.deep in the State Of Qhios,r fhvo
the slatter's nomination, as the Black Re
publican candidate, because I am conf
:. dent We shall beat limthat many votes i
2 the countys and, State,ss Cheers. II
IL however, Mr.. Stanton should be no nina
;. ted and elected the Democracy will no
81 interfere with his Inauguration, and the
d 2. will ll5notepermit the Republican party 7
IS prevent the Inauguration of. the Demo
'e e cratic nominee ,In he be elected" erie
- - Of s.Gpod,a 8 That's 9Th the doctrine. J As,
y The above extract from the speech q
: tMr Kernan is from a4ptes we took at th
81 simesof its delivery, and contains the sui
- stance # notthe p xaet wQrdsgsed BY u
! e,sspsakcrssEhea sPassA was q REepark kab3
ls eloqtentaonss and s0pE want of room, onl
- -. prcvcnts-es-frena Pabishiag it entire,a.
1f sasH1sEzkz o. szassxxxL axxAEzs -. -.
lss less SMEpersonasbF sbFsdis aBo6f sS4disrs attael
as inse Uehfflocrats VIE n icoases hon
ih az froni siit.s Wafef they bh{id siiowetl
3. 81. Abolition If asrs ave tea chem, al
ses ffSa faSsat 8 os{ed AS to tie facts arb no
"a 1ithfe I'D rom them .ssthe Demoefatssw
dfYfhags to festrafns the ese very soldisfss, uai
81 pfotscts stheif 0fi icsfs and the ehonds Abo
uonisfs Nom theff fdfy.a .s'sidii