The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

CHASE On Ebh UNION VICTORY.
Hon. SALMON p. CHASE, one of the finest
minds in our country, has worked hard in
favor of the reelection of ABR tHAM LGN-
colin. When the certainty of the triumph o,
principle over so-called policy was known to
have been achieved, he addressed the citizens
ofCincinnati at Mozart Hall.
Speaking Of the effect Of the immense ina
,lorities in the loyal North upoa the Rebels, h.
says
"Tbis victory VII assure the Rebels tla. they
have nothing 10 hope trr trDn divisions ln he
10y Slater. They Will no lUaEgr "a, tl3 Id'-
teIiDg uBCtiOu 20 t1eir .Uul., thlC by dtvis On.
''smOug Us they may coma Jcr. Every B:DA
g Oitcer, civil and military, aud ever tsI-i So
" oier, wi have the news of tuts grea. vico
" euo { will take from him ouc-utlf a strength;
wbic every Uuiou soldier, b3ving partcIp ii
themselves In this Er,at &c istOn of the pcupi
" hearing the result announced, will feel thtt
tthey are twice tue meu thcy were before s.
" that while victory divides tlc Rebel sr.ngtI,
"it doub e, ours.
With calm clearness he thus announces the
great principles which the American people
have asserted at the polls at the last election.
The effect which it will have upon the Elro-
pean power is clearly demonstrated By hin
In the following terse sentences;-
"Tbey will feel in their inmost convictions
" that leOpie who could 20 @ and dee dc u this
"people hS, done, cannot De divided ia alv
"hgrimate object they undertake. Even on
enemies will he obliged 10 respect the m IiGsty
" OF the people Of America
Speaking of the political effect Of the re-
election Of Mr.. LINCOLN, he maintains that he
stands on little platform Of his own creI-
tom
What else do we gain We gain the opp)r-
tunity for Mr.. LINCOLN q apply In practice thit
little platform which he made
Mr.. CHASE here read the proclamation at
which our Copperhead opponents take 50
much exception, generally known by its title
Of TO whom it may concern" Continuing,
be says:--
4" This is q little platform of itse'f little plat
form with big ideas. What they arc First
peace, We all want. Second, tue Integrity of Tia,
UOiou. Third, freedom for all the aJandO l
ment OF slavery"
As inancier, all parties acknowledge tha
Mr. CHASE has no equal. Years of deep re
search and practical experience have per
fected his Judgment in connec ion with thi
important branch of Government. On chi
department be Is authority, and he declare
that
I" II pledFes the Government to give uuifor
" currency % inS NuOlC people. lhCrC "cTC,
" the time this Administration went into p1We
" and at the time the duties of ths Tre tsury d.
"pNtmtnt d. drvuved upon me, some sixteen hu
drtd bauks 10 the country, deriving ID ir pIve
from different Sta cs, ard IN different modes
"nh iseuiug paper which passed for none
vafously secured.
Z" IL was necessary, therefore, while you ma
TtpBIstiCns for removing these TO substitu
eHnottor. lie Iuigmon Il would not have be'
practical policy. la this the President co
" cur ed with nc, tnat IL was for the people
" establish Il atuual mixing system 80 tnd a.
tie necessities q any community required
" tac.li ies of banbing, those who hal sap
couid organize and invest ia United a
bonds, aud then pedge these UIuis with
Federal Government aud ub ain cureC
upon Il which would cirCulRt CY.ry where "
s'perfect se,uritN.'
He says that the reelection Of Mr.. l.
coin has secured a pledge Of the continual
Of The system.
In concluding his able address, he says
NOW, | take 10 particular pie tsurr ia be
csl ed GrCeub tckS. (Laughtcr) don't ta
IL isH bad IHWe. Bat then Grecunacks w
" nos he nd Of my des GU, hy "a long ways.
were carrying cut rus plan, Gs 1 10 Ie
tIusl It will ht carried out, aId as our plltE
"p'ccRts the Administration O. Il, the me
"Dtt be remote " co, supp IT. properly lr
"grtss AMI the p Ogla, every dJiIrr ia Gr.
4" acks will he made equivalent 20 a dplIa.
"Etld"
Let US devoutly say, "God grant the C
suHmatiOuP
sHE "a " OF PRoGEEss
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