Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-25
The Seventh and thirteenth Distriots-The
Election on Tuesday next.

Election on Tuesday next.
l Members Of Congress- are to be elected In the
7th and 18th Dstiicts on, Tuesday, May %, to
supply ths vacancies occasloned BY the resigna-
tions Of THOMAS CoRwIn and JOHN SHERMAN.
The Republicans having proclaimed from one
end ofthe State TO the other, that party politics
must be ignored and the people cemented into
one grand Union party, until the supremacy Of
the Constitution be vindicated and the rebels
reduced to submission, II was to bepresumed
that In all elections for civil officers, transpirng
in the mean time, party nominations would be
avoided, and men allowed to make the
canvass on their own merits, and known
attachment to the cause of the Union and the
Constitution. But the recent movements by
the Republican managers In both these dis.
tricts, and the nomination in each Of them, by
packed Republican Conventions, OF old party
hacks, as candidates, under the guise of Union
nominations, prove conclusively that so far as
the "irrepressibles" in the Republican party are
concerned, the professions and protestations Of
abandonment, during the war, of party organi-
cations, are heartless and insincere.
How far the political tricksters and manag.
erS of the party can carry the Republican voters
Of these districts with them, remains to be
seen, and will be determined by the vote on
Tuesday.
! In the 18th district, Gen. MCLAUGHLIN has been
put In nomination, as real. unoompromising
Union man. The "irrepressibles," at their
packed Convention. nominated Judge WoRcEs-
TER. Gen. MoLAUoHLIN is about sixty-four
years of age, notwithstanding which he was
among the frat men in Ohio to tender q com.
paly 60 Gov. DEsNrsoN, under the call of the
President Of April Is, and, with his company,
Immediately left the State with the troops that
were ordered east. He is to-day in the ranks
with his company, in the first or second Regi.
ment of Ohio Volunteers. He has given the
best evidence Of his loyalty and devotion to the
stars and stripes. Judge WORCESTER is now q
Common Pleas Judge, Of the school of SIRE
pressibles," who believe in the right and duty
Of our state Courts to nullify the laws of the
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man than Gen. MoLAuoRLin, but has shown
no desire to uphold the Government, by bis
presence in the field, although very willing 10
exchange his position from comfortable seat on
the bench to a more comfortable one In Con-
gress, with an increased salary
In the 7th district. Mr. HARLAN is the nomi-
nee Of the packed Convention. Who will be
bis opponent we have not learned, but we pre-
sumo q safe, sound and true Union man will stand
poll against him.
To show the hypocrisy of the managers in
these Congressional districts, we append hereto,
and put on record, articles from the Sandusky
Register and Lebanon StdT, the one located In
the 18th and the other in the 7th district, and
both uncompromising higher law Abolition pa
pers:
From the Bandusky Register.
| TEE CONGRESSIONAL uEcTIoN-ITs IMPoRTAscH--rHE
IMPORTANCE OF A FULL VOTE. f.-
Only very few days now remain, during which the
people Of this Congressional District shall prepare them
selves for the election Of 10 Hon. John eher.
man. Next Tuesday the votes are to be poed and the
verdict Of the people made mp. The duty to be perform
cd the lessimporlant because there Is an
| cl,eo array VI PaIy egainss Pary. ~ u not tne
pruege oI gVou etssn. ano koou men 70 % only IN
IN an eseuon, ~ ne sssu neaIeo canvass,
may % ,ne CAIN OF OF me pnpiic mind
| ,ouenng y, .ne uuy ~ toung anu voung ngnt ress
limpsrauveiy All umes upon every one possessed OF
tne ireemsnb neaiI. ana YET tnn congressional
eecuon tne moN inPoI'Ant enc the people OF
thi1 Dsuic. hsve esst peen cahea upon 70 psruei-
pas IN. Inc uuues 20 uevoye upon tne member
70 % eseso ,ne pAIlousm anu pIuoence 70 pe
ezeIclsea ~ nim ienaeT u PIsemnsnIy an lmportan
me pIs,sns & .. applosoning M ses
:n r ~ ~ a., spsn. nos ony 20 sn,snn ne Anmin
stranon In iA movement 70 suppress REBELLION
~. 70 prosos ~ ~, anu pas pss,,,n M neealu
~ y. III, aa ~ 49, nh ~ .s,ns ~ III, ~ %s y,
~ ~ ~. sPO M ~ t aSuon - VIII ~
h.,i,on w ~. y 49, snd ,r,.d y, aDs s4.i ',
th,nss a. nsedsd ta meet ,is rI,sencv oS the ,sn.
In he maroon Of Hon. Samuel r. Worcsst., ,hs nan
II. h.-a ;rst snch man - thev rsad ~
; r. No oa.n.vs sense r,yzan an macon, nrnIs, H.
lon man os iarve exnerienee IN abies scnsi 20 ~
risce ana the c,isi. fnIlv ma
IN ~ .siy. ~ ,he conntrv he Min ,ot n crss.,i
,t ths sentIment of the ni.tyict INT hsa N
copadsnce of ev.yv honest ana bstriot,S nav n, n
i,,rct A. to ahi,ity ma All ,hs rsc,,.ta ~. ma
tons for the naee hs "a infni,sIv su5e,or 70 aao
a McI..nshiin. hls Armament ~F''''' =" o'N
Z ltsl-I From the Lebanon Star Ic
Is one oftss most important that has ever tas plat
done or may hsieser Be done By the AdmiIstraon. 4
rasd su,.ong as y Al and the Union and q
and that vote 4 the people don't DO their duty in Wa