Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-26

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'""' SiSN'iOn oiHBo bulnG " tHe unutr-
sinudpg aud heart vi every patriotic lover
of Universal Freed m A., ..
l.. The American People have shown
that hey love Justice ana Liberty more
than ali-more than money Never be
fore vas such use. made Of The mcaner.
more sordd impulses of hum1n nature 10
a lolitcul contest as'by the suppo tiers Of
McCidun and Seymour in the struggle
just cdcd. The vast annual Expend lures
and formidable Debt Of our Government
were luroded aud emphasized, aud exag.
geraltl, the items recombned aud exoibit-
ed un9r every possible premutariou, with
lultDtto bully or fligh e1 The People into
voting the Chicago ticket-frcm dead of
in4mIndt financial ruin. They @ete told
that tier lands and houses were already
morlgged TO the National c. editors for a
full qmlter of their value that this pro-
poriloI would be rapidly swelled 10 a balf,
10 lhre tourths, aud ultimately TO The
whtle. leaving no alternative 10 general in.
solvcny but repudlaioo9 Gov. Seymour
told tie People OF this ate ia many
addresses that already the ciedt OF our
GOyenment in Eurvl e bad iuuk below
thai g lhe Rebel CUihederacy, basiig this
ialSeh0d on The fact that the petty loan, of
A3.O0), QUO negotiated by The R.bels in
Enolr, 'hrongh Il lange, of Pa.ls, and
PoydGe an coftOn on demand, (as good
paIt . II has already. been paId). is neld
aud sdd IN Eufope ut "a fate based on the
chancs VI safely Exporting the Cotton from
Il chote OF Rebel ports--Une cargo safely
run piymg Tor lhe loss Of Two that arc III.
lelceted by our cruisers. Apart from
these bonds, which are hoI Properly l1ans
III all no Confederate promise 10 lay can
he disposed OF III Europe for len cents on
the, d,ilar. Ouf Governor farthe. told his
ielIowclt z,ns that tue Rebel strength was
unpitkeu-that their aimles were as elf.c.
tive N ever--aud that Two new drafts. he
of1icliily knew, would be made d4rrclly af
ter III. E ect.ou. These appeals to. their
guorihce, thelrl GO ardice, ther baseness
were i.ceIved by The yeomaury OF New
York u spnit that does honor 10 their
Revolt ionary Glood AT least three
fourth OF all those who have either farms
or hop's TO tSx voted in open d, fi4nce of
them. Few were appalled, by ,he pros.
pect OF picper'y being lax d out of ,xis-
eLce u pay the cost Of he w at but those
who h,d 10 property TO lose. The gains
for McC!rliau aud Seymour are made up
Of the newly natutaliZrd or uunalu aliz ID
IIish &omun Catholics who throng our
cities lhd villages our native ia mers
wlihsi,p pd the 'onsels Of Seymou & Co. es
firmly, hudann' edly, as thelr Glandlathers
did lnae Uf BrgoyLe aud his uessans at
Bennington and Saratog,.- --. a.s
ii. Tue result OF the Election sets The
NatlolAl heel hard dowu upon the iusidi.
GUS tfflrts, of masked treason 10 alenate
and scier lne West from the East Fur
years, jealousy of the East, hatred of the
East. anxiety 10 be separa cd from The
East, =, have been chief among he thousand
Strihg' played upcn by the Western took
of tho Slave Power Vallandigham in '6l
sought 10 have The Uulou divided Into sew.
erai shb Conicde acies, TO lie kuown as lbe
East, Mod e, South, South west, North
vest and Pacific resptctively-taeh- TO
have veto On the acts of the Federal
Government. The Northwest has teemed
for yeats with secret conspiracles more or
less paIpably traltorouS, based on jealousy
anu haued OF the Eisl Gov. Le;cher ~
'6l Thought the South might be reconclIcd
10 'le Union by suitable concessions, pro
vio'd New England were excluded there
from. The West has ruug With changes
on the culumuy that New England had in.
cileu aud Was Insisting On the perpe uatiou
Of the War .Or the benefit Of her Manu-
luc'uleS 10 separate by couyalsion ht
Nori h-"est from The East, with n vie. t.
is Incorporation inlo The Shareholders
Conlcde'acy, bas been the ann o! lnuom,r
able con,pl acies, culm.u hating ia ,hat 81
The Sous ot LiLer'y' Aud now crcrs
Wese II State declares tor Lincoln, TIE
Un.on, and the War. by maj ,iiiies u terly
prtciGented, Iowa ana California alike
uuiLo themselves Kansas seems not 10
huYe known that there was Chicago
t.cker O.tgOu yeS with Minnesota n de.
votIOn 10 The National cause aud Neya.
da casls her .nulden vote for the Uuiou
ticket. Even raraged, desoiated Missouri,
though SUI WelteIIDg under the curse OF
Slavery, aud swearing blood at every pore
procalms uumISlukably her devotion lo
the National cause. New Je sey, Della,
ware, aud Kentucky are ali HE S,ales
that have gwen maj Jrities against L:ucor
aud JohuSon. ta.5a.a 10 'rs...
Ill The progress Of Emancipation Is
immensely aceelea ated by this result Ma
ryand is Leuceforlh Fee beyond perad
venture aud Delaware must follow 10 her
footsteps. WeSl Virginia can never more
Ue reGuccd TO !hrOlidom by the Slave Pow
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