Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-12
h-seeretarJ Chase at st. Louis.

N-secrstary Chase at st. Louis
THs G0zsatutso1aE A1szzEazt Proh5Riag
sl~sy-Amsiea 70 Be the LG1d Of tie
Ere--H HGrea6aeEJ" WzGt Eas 5eeu do8e
Sraes Eum1T Tme-LeyuI Aea Of tie
soutS aEI for R-OSaszzatsoa On ths BGsis
Of Freedom.
There Was mammoth Caiou meeting on
last Saturday night, At which ohio's amo-
del Governor4 vas the principal speaksr.-
The following Il an extract from his ad-
dress on that occasion, touching upon top
ics chiefly which still remain after the
glorious results of Tuesdays work, CUES
tIuus Uf vtrzt interest and importance u
the American people. Reorganization is
work already close At hand. aud It be-
hcoves every patriot to give II his most
earnest sud thoughtful CONFEDERATION
What does the Union party propose
They de- not conceaI their meaning. They
say vs srs resolved to maintain and protect
the Union and furnish the necessary men
to eruah the rebellion by force of arms
TOheers-I There Is no doahs about their
POSITION They are plain sHd direct Thsy
/ do not propose 10 cali back the army, but
reinforce them They don't inland to teH
| Fzrrzgus % GET down k1m the maiutOp.
| bat to sail on aud taka rebel forts until the
stars and bars ahau not Aoat over single
stuue IN 3 single harbcr In the county
TCheerz.I What else does the Union party
propose Is dOD't disguise its conviction
that slavery Il AZ the ruoE of All this, and If
you don't believe is they don't ask your
votes Il can get aioug very veil without isr
Echeers aud laughter, but If you do think
80, then the Onion party asks Jour votes
WHAT does IL say For the sake of getting
to the end Of ttis question we propose an
amendment 70 the Constitution prohibiting
slavery from and aftsr its adoption.
A Vufcs-"GiTs the Loyal Southern
people protection, aad they VII away with
it UhemssITss."
Mr. Chass-But ve are going to make
1t very easy fer them to do that by amend
ing the Constitution 80 that It will be i'm
possible for anybody % do any other Eay-
Last winter We came very BeaT that Il
passed By majority of tWo-thirds in the
Senate Both Of your Missouri Senator'S
voted for It; both Of he Senators Of Mary
land voted fDr il; both of the Senator's
fum West Virginia voted for Il We had
the votes of large maiority of the Sena-
tors representing slave Stsres, aud enough
representing free States with rs To make
! up more than two thirds majority L
went inta the House. and there il vent to
| the vote again, aud 1t received almost
majority of two-thirds, not quite; it want
! ed Just eIeTea. Bus there, again, the Rep
rssentstiTea from Aissouri, the Uni0H
men among them, voted for II; the Repre-
| senratiEes from Maryland voted foe II. the
Representatives from West Vrrgiuis, Ken
lucky, and every other slave State, voted
for iC, Who were Guion men and Why he-
cause every one of them preferred the Un-
ion 70 sIGEeEy- Cheers As I said. We
only wanted eleven votes, and thers we're
enough men who called themselves Demo
cEars- who vera VerI auxIans to vote for it
oaIy EouF could seEaB mp their courage 70
the sticking point ! know one of them
wha came u me and said he and several
others Eanted % go for it, but they
couldn't tell what their party would say
abour 1t; If they only knew that the party
would all 90 for L, then they would go
for It. So near did we como to It, that
this fan, when the resuIs Of the election Ia
declared, that the people have endorsed the
BaIE5mors piatform, then 1 am strongly IN
eIaed to ths opinion that there viii be
enough Of these DeuoeEats who bef0ug 70
the opposition, who will have seen the eL-
preston Of the national win, who Will vote
fog II; but If they don's then We are gDing
70 eIect tBo-third majority of the next
House of Representatives, 80 that Is will
only be put on short eight or twelve
mouths. Then 1t viii be a tE0 of the
the AmeFieaa Republic-aniEecsalfr fresdom
for aH-ao that our starry banner snail not
aoss oEer q foot Of soil polluted by the
read of slave EeheeEEl So Es boldly
and openly declare our opinion ON this
qaestioa, beeaqsa the Uaion party expects
70 take upon itself the responsibility sud
burden Of administering the Government
for the next four EeaEs. Again, the Gniou
party did noG heaIr1ta 10 say to the people
Of the United States what their opinions
WERE and they said smoag othsr things,
ve propose 70 conpect the Atlantic and Ps-
chic BY raIIroad. exnndinE nom the
Western terminus Of our Atlantic railroads.
WemeanLn ha1e thia Pacific railroad, aud
We mead % bind thiz vast e0nfede8ey to-
FerheE by hnks=of EoD; We=WiH maEs il
frea and bind is tGRst1er forever. f6heeFa.l
Aad -whas eIse2 Why -9aH5a- PaEs8
dfin't hesftAts "a express tt sympathy with
the emigration R9m abroad L saEa @
~ nan IN zforsigna Iaada. 'fGOme, aud
you shall have home With as Partaka
ofi tl1s blEssi1gz Of thia 1fras RepQhliL9
Btd the opp0sitIsH dare % ssY RQFd
on that subieet7 Is WEs a18fd 0f
ohsnding some Of its supporters, and it
kept silsat- But the Uaiou party are viii
ing 20 say, I'VE Welcome ali men, from
Whatever land they coma, if they viii only