The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25
OHIO POLITICS.

Chief Justice Chase TO tho iseseue-Appare"s
Apathy of thc Radicals In shc western
Counties-They D0n't ATTEND the Meetings
Democratic Doctrine of National tinancos-
Candidates for Uuited states Senator.
CLEVELAND Ohio, Sept n, 1857
You are aware that Chief Justice Chase Is Fastening
Ohio look after his FOR the Presidential
election Be assured that there Is danger threatening
the radical here, despite The assumed confidence
OF some of the leaders They by no means 80 ceT
tain that the old free soil couples OF the Western
Reserve, which always counted sure, Will come
out with much aacrty at THIS election tor the general
ticket which many OF the farmers look upon as safe
enough while Others are little staggered at the Imam
cal policy OF the radicals / have letters from
man who were lifelong frcesoilers inquirng OF demo-
cratic statesmen as 10 the opinions OF candidates
upon the payment Of the national bonds In gold or in
greanbacks-men who few years ago would never
have appedjto such for Information upon
any topic. Unless the northwestern counties poll
o full Tote the radicals will have tough time Of
IT, TAer opponents arc becoming more confident every
day. Mr. Pendleton. who spoke here last night, has
b1en over nearly the whole state, and TO said in con-
versaton to-day that the democratic Campaign was nos
only fall Of activity but full OF hope inc inehas OF
Chase aver that be going to take any part in tho
canvass but is only TO sit as Waterman upon mgn
tower and observe the battle The truth IS that there
win DO good deal OF apathy among many OF his po-
tica friends IL he occurred the nomination Tor The
Presidency and II that result Ia not obtained Dy Inc
success the radical ticket in Ohio they are key 70
care very little about II. rho twelve counties or the
Western Reserve ought give radical majority OK some
twenty -four thousand but tho peopla DO not raIy
round their stump orators in large numbers They attend
tho democratic meetings as two 10 one ana 'ne oeo
erc gpsaser arc laying ;s, on en e pob
subject which they elaborate in this wise iquo'e IRON
| Pendletons speech-
frornt
1866 to nearly asOo0 THIS was s.S year Sss OF
the s had Sss s had Yet
the ssPsndu than that g England
OF Sn g. n her large
ESQ., N spRh a aas S
The nsd sS h oropssS our people w PAY
largely Two years have elapsed since
Sessions es mSo Of been held ny
s@ sont r scheme looked @
public debt bearing AMOUNT. 70 ao ooo , ,ss
INTO power the asS w Uos s sS ag Ss
ANIMAL Though !hs eoaaasT.Oy
n as ss es eas Il
anshp has been propose the conversion Of greenbacss
goIi adG thus to Increase The who DC
%ho P aS 'nls' amount saandea
ne s u sn p so Ss s9aa
will be aided to ss p ae and me place
Of Inc greenbacks supplied by currency Our govern
G}. ss' ssS
aaay sSeud be saved The Ssesenes Should paid
great hs 81 81 he soy
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the whole deei in sixteen without adding dollar
s
Of here tho house, ss cs
r.. Ss Of sn he scs
laon e iabo. q onseeress demand for more currency
sSss; snIassd III:
m
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themselves and business Interest," become regulated
ssq' ~ si e. :sdas s
into gTeenocks They were sold for
IS httng they should redeemed the currency
This policy would tho interest the bring
the duplicate taxation That immense Of
capital when IL now exempt And these
amply compensate fog lhe evils which predicted
debt amounts 10 onehth " the property real and
OF tho whoe country Unehftb Of all the
or the country 10 exempt from taxation. 1nterss
eats ~ the substance o. the people Exemption
ton sggfavaes the Gyl ThIs state Of cannot
II opFrcsse. aborii cScles discomfort IL ought 10
be relieved by fair aGd voluntary IL VIII be
relieved Al az eTenis The ooJdhvdcr should be prompt
aud wiso The people alfclcy believe cIrse Is the
tbght o. dealn aad we know BY what
1 do to Save tho ifc OF the nation = -
To all this course o. reasoring-be 1t true or fala-
clousthe radical speakers with exception Of tvo or
three men, such a. Governor Cox and General Hayes
respond by The old cry OF traitors and copperneads
IL has been said OF th democratic party that they for
got that We ever had rebellion aud years OF war
That charge cannot DO brought against their opponents
10 this canvass FOR they Certainly d. forget an thing
about Ii eAcept that II over They do not apprcnond
tue noce sites OF n new party WIN the
prosen, eyigences 81 the country aud upon this point
they just shorts ghtsd ultra State rights
a0D.0ctat.
Hunors abroad that Il the democracy securo a ma
10 rty ia the legislature something whica cannot be
sei down ~ an utter mposebili.y-they mean 70 put
Val NndRham INTO Den wades sea- In the Senate This
Is s, ms!y den,sd By authority IL 10 moro likely
that george * Pendicon wilf be the man, although be
IA und oubtedy tho favorc as In the Northwestern
States OR tho democrats candidate for President