The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22
MANIFESTO FROM MR.. CHASE.
His Position De0aed md Ills Purpose Pro-
claimed-'' Principles and Statcsma Bship -
Against tho "Appsusattox Apple Tree"
,Fron the Cincinnati Commercially
JUDGE CEASE AND rHK PRxkIDEsoY.


JUDGE CEASE PRssIDKsoY.
Many Of conservative and some Of our radical az
changes have made proclamation since the Ohio election
tina, the defeat o. the republican party in this s,atefor
the ios5. the constitutional amendment aud Of the
and forever the prospects OF Judge chase
Perhaps 10 does but there pops or fact that
should he considered and wo propose 20 name them In
fret place. Notwithstanding thc great reputation
q radical that Judge Chase has be u, in tenn
permanent and convictions one OF the most truly
conservative mon Ia the country lie was the
hrss public man, sner the elcse Of the war and The
death OF Lincoln 10 call the attention Of the President
TO The only solid basis oil rcconstructon-that is tho
srfrsnchisenen OF crybodysunrsge for all slaves.
amnesty for al, rebels, vito, perhaps, hsH dozen
Tne wiscst men OF all parties have admitted Il. The
policy - that OF Judge Chats, and urged upon
North Carolina proclamation. AZ Tor the schemes Of
vengeance In the form Of the connsca.ion tho lands
OF sou,tsrn white men and Their division among tho
blacks Judge Chase dsoounerances them entirely. Tho
notion that Congress should seize upon the President and
never been encouraged by Judge Chase On ibe con-
,rary u IVES his opinion thai little mischief was done
during the tate political campaign BY tho wild threats Of
summary impeachment, that were freely made. Juhgs
Chase IL held responsible for the presentation OF the
negro suiage Issue IN Ohio during the las, campaign
He urgsd II. lie recognized the fscs sbat while
In the southern States where tue great body Of ,oysss
were black negro suffrage was demanded W cons ders
tons o. the pabc saicy no such demand was made ia
the North and hat the southern whites might in great
degree have tnar prejudiccs conquered By coupling
suffrage With amnesty while there was no esucn
Of the golden rule. We do that u can b. justly
cls that Judge Chase especially defeated In the
failure OF the constitutional amendment That amends
Inent ives embarrassed BY clause dsfrAncnsing two
classes Of parsons, and thas opposed 70 his policy
Ne was soeous a. the issre was before shc people OF
Ohio that IL should lie ds ded In favor OF The onfran-
chissment OK the negro a. would - suy time De easy
20 remove the restriction proposed upon rebels and 40
scrters As to those committed 10 this doctrine Of negro
suffrage nincenths OF the republican party Of OHIO are
committed 10 II IS decidedly a. Judge Cnaae - ne
to DO disseminated igans, on account Of his principlss
10 made the rulers tie entire household OF snai
the majority rule Injurious impusatious have
been cast upos Judge Chase 10 connection Win the
national banks. TO be sure he established them, ana
they who do not know that he id %, under nnsona
pecuniary necessity. and that he accomplished me
great ehsct Of establishing uniformity Of currency and
Of giving the government acommand Of ths cltfcucy
that needed snd that wks OF very great utility, are
bas III informsd The panks are 10 bs dealt with nov
under dinsrsn, circausayxss. Ne doubt ths nAhonel