The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-18
Democratic Jollity In Ohio-NaIlandiglIam 10
be United States Senator His Speech on the
issues OF the Campaign.
From the CInclnnaN Commercia

county, on Saturday evening. Several thou
sand luhilant Democrats partici patcd. The
first part of the programme was Il torch light
procession, III which We're 10 be- noticed many
very Ingenious tranSparcncics. The best
= hit WAS = Ben. Wade and found want
ing, winch represented pair OF scales with
| The Ohio senator IN one end and a gen ileInan
OF African descent in the other. The latter
was altocether too heavy for the former, and
weighed him down, III" moral being that the
dark"y Vas too much for old Ben. i'll ;he re-
cent elections.
At about o'clock Mr. John ". Wilson,
president of the meeting, introduced Mr.. Val
landicham 10 Il very larg" audience, which
packed The courthouse yard.
Just then 4 gentleman came forward and
offered the following resolution
KeS"ic.t, In the name of ., $3.50 majority for
Thurman, given by the Democracy of Butler
county, thar, having conquered the TWO here
toiorc Radical senatorial districts embraced IN
The Third Congressional District OF Ohio, and
carried the counties of Butler and MOntgo-
merry by unprecedented maiOritics upon the
issue OF the election Of Hon. &. l.. Nallan-
digham 10 The Senate Of the United States, we
hereby unanimously recommend his homint
ton and election rs the successor Ui benjamin
+. Wade.
a Voice I nominate him for President of
the United States, BY Cd"
The resolution was adopted: after which
Nalluudigham, :. the senator who i 10 take
The place Of the infamous Benjamin r.
Wade ="
Mr. Nallandigham then said:
Ny Old Friends Of Rntiar cOunty,-l thank
the gentleman, 50 many years my personal
friend for the resolution which he has Just
| offered aud thank you, the gallant Demo
cracy OF Butler, for the cordial endorsement
with which il has been received. The issue
upou which the question of senator WAS made
| by the Republican party All over Ohio, III
every county, and against every candidate for
| III. State Senate and House Of Representa-
lives / am confident that the Will of tn"
prolic EXPRESSED by the verdict OF the pro-
pie Will b. sanctioned and endorsed by me
Democratic majority in the Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES, and thus confident tlitt
| THAT win, respected, sanctioned, and endorsed
will be heard, am con tent TO leave the'qucs-
ton with the people and their representa-
| tiNcs.
We are assembled here to.nisht 10 celebrate
| one of the grandcst political trIumpnS ever
| achieved III The history OF The world We are
here TO rejoice that we have redeemed thc
| Senatorial! district of Montgomery and Ere
| bl" and especially 10 congratulate ourselves
| that IN the Third Congressional dislrct-hot
| me old Third, fun OF triumph already, PM
| the new Third, made up cSpcciaily LOT hep"p-
| Iicnr yicturirs-v"c hay" trIumphcd by Il ma
/ Ioritv OF 4ol VIII Mr.. Schrnck respect the
/ voice OF The people? VIII he resign J. mat
tiers not whether he will or not. The hand
| writing is upon The wall he may read ~ .
| and his political career terminates forever on
4
| your voices, gentlemen, are heard my SEMI
| tOrial career VIII begin.
| Thank God we have in part, almost III
| whole a white state Upon the question OF
| mere candidates for office, and upon thc qu"S-
| ZION Of negro suffrage, Ohio IS white all over.
| |, is vain for Republicans 10 talk OF reNvlnG
rhiS question. First. we have 4 l'tinocrlll nc
Legislature. Next, they E"Icr Wall, TO the
aye of eternity find two-thirds Of the Lc"is-
| laiur,. of Ohio 10 submit the question again
| 10 the popular vote. 1t Is dead forever, ana
let MS rejoice not merely rs Democrats, ptI -
citizens; for am here first 10 thank IL uon
know whether they precisely deserve IL, Dul
let US accept the day OF small thihSs) liiose
| Republicans who We're inconsistent enough Il
| vote tor their ticket composed OF men IN l'Nol
| of negro suffrage, and yet 10 Nolc pS tehS Vi
| thousands against the amendment itsell.
ruE ONO ELECTION \ nErrKE TO sorrMERs
| USIoSI-rs.
| Among those things which afford me plea
| sure in This season OF peculiar Joy me fcDuA'
| admins tered III the northern States 10 Il Ger
| tain class Of politicians IN the South. There
| are men in those States, some OF them orlSli:i
| scces sioniSls. and AL OF them who enlbarkc.
their fortunes in the Confederate Govern
| mcul who, imagining 10 themselves tAat th'
| Democratic party WAS dead, HAY" been bas'
,.unIrh 10 unit. with the Republican part"
and some OF them TO heap maled!cilonS upon
the head Of the Democracy and The men WHOM
The Democratic party delights TO honor.
TIE ONO DEMOCRACY.
In l,67 we have had the most terrific strng
| Gle that ever Il party had within the limits o.
Ohio. There has been nothing e4ual 70 IL :, *
ccpl the campaign OF 1858, III ONO, ana Sr"
| vernon WlseS campaign OF l>J1 against IN
| Know Nolhings in Virginia, The Democratic
leaders Of ONO, men who would compare WIZ
the patriots and statesmen OF lie llcNolhlloi
! for sincerity and devotion 10 principle, Ven
/ through the State, and for TWO months uPHelo
| Democratic doctrine 10 the people. ! mysel
have addressed seventy four meetings, hil'
spoken 10 $4,000 people. We imported iit
| men from abroad, with TWO or three eNcep
mons while. the Republicans filled the Slat'
| with men from every portion OF The Union
from New England, from New YORK, IRON
PENNSYLVANIA Indiana, Illinois, WISCONSIN,
every portion Of the country men were
brought here TO teach the people OF ONO nov
! toyole The Democracy relied upon us o"!
| brains, its own genius, its own craftsmanship
It's own or,ttory-and IL triumphed.
THE PRESIDENCY.
Ihava said the Presidential election is pend
inr. w. have begun il. This is but The pre-
indie The contest now Will wax warmer iii'
| v,nr,urr We have done our duty. We haN
dnm,. more This much is securcd-a Demo
cratic President in lsGo; OF that be assured.
THE NEGRO QUESTION.
NV friends, this great problem of the neSr'
remains and il vii! remain for MY years Il
come One of The reasons why opposed VI
war was because l believed, II successful, !
|
w. should then have three millions OF hesFoe
thrown into politics to contonnd IT Tor ages, 4
il is doing TO day. Human Ken CANNOT pctc
,rate the dark mysteries OF that pionieh' WI
thing believe In le2l lhom;'S ) emerson s't'
| that if any one thing, III GOD pToNluehce
was settled in The future, 1t WAS tue ;tDoiI iol
of slavery, and, on the other mana, II 'lii.
other thing was settled, II WAS thit the '"
races could not exist III harmony, ana tl't ~.
only solution of the problem was IN the nc
narration or determination OF the negro race
! Non cannot miugle those races. You cliiio
make them one, as you nave lni'ie every ON
race that has been brought INTO America ~ y
the same kindred blood III me -,
! that reason i say that The result must ne
| ,v,r of races But | forbear the turtner ols
cussion OF this question.
..vAL" AND HIS FELLow-TRAIroKs.
began 4 speech the other night OF ~
o'clock in the morning rather, before I crow.
larger than This. began by saying feitoS
,r,I1orS y which proceeded TO interpret lei
to,vsn,,rio1s. men devoted 10 the consulu
ZION and the Union, and liberty Ana no"
my friends | nay address you III the s'i'i
uhrasr-l mean you, my oid 'oppcIils ..'
iricnd, here. But have IN a1NantaSe ~ ~, :
! Won Eou are only traitors am con
,;r,rd traitor" You are only patriots III
Il convicted patriot ,,, ,ho
Ii was proved that was u democrat va
made Democratic speeches tha' l wa !
favor of Democratic principles tltt cAt'
rIsnd IN. rights OF Il Democrat. All TINS WA
proved before L military commlsSloli-iol
very competent tribunal, 10 be SUR; =,
aware that during the campaign, tlls " :
part of the political capital OF ihe othel siot
II Was The chief portion OF BenJatnln
Wade's speeches "Conylcted traitor In
colleague OF Isl, 900 other traitors. wen, no"
>vhen traitors come 10 be III the lnaJoflt,
VIVA, becomes of the country! solemn pr
b,pm that for settlement hereafter. huI
49,, :, convicted traitor. i am the gentlelh;,
from Canada i am the recipient OF Il ten cen
hired girls fund.
KEMISIscENCE OF THE WAR.