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The Van Buren press., 1861-05-01
Rr Lours. April "a.

tuc passage " tuc Onlteu States trOOtAs
was again ohssrncted. he would lay their
city in ashes.
In q letter f.oA Secretary Seward to
Cor. Hicks. Of Maryland. who had reques-
'taasths Presidents > send no more troop.
through that Stats. and had, also, absurd.
ly proposed asking the British Minister 1,
Washington to act as mediators between
the rebels and the Government. Mr.. Sow
ard replied, that the people of the United
States can settle their own differences, with
out calling on European monarchy to do
it for them.
Q. Wright. of OsMego. from Washing
ton, says. Gen SOFT remarked TO q group
Q! gentlsmsn who had pointed out the re-
ports about his resgnation at this hour of
trial. No. mrs. lisase God, will fight
for many long yefs yet for this Union !;
and that. too. undlr tho protecting folds Of
the Star Spangled Banner"
Twenty three Southern Cadets have left
West Point. in consequence of refusing to
renew the oath Of allegiance to the United
States.
Direct from Annapolis, by letters and tel
egraphs to o'cpck Tuesday. !. NJ, say
the 7th regiment d New York, and. the 9th
OF Massachusetts. were there. A largs force
OF secessionists we're between them and
Washington. Communication is perfec. to
Annapolis. Government has seized all the
vessels between there and Havie de Grace.
The depot is occupied by three companies
OF Massachusetts troops. Gen. Butler de-
cIared that Is SOON - the troops which left
New York. Suadsy afternoon. arrived. he
should march to Washington. The friyats
Constitution is manned by . company Of
Aasxechusstts troops. and can level Anspo-
lie ylfTher gpna- A gentleman who pass
ID Hasre do 'Grice yesterday from Balti-
more, states that Fort McHenry was certain
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
7Oaptain Kellogg.

This officer is In command Of company from
Norwalk, Ohio, now at.Camp Chase, near Co
lunibus, Ohio; and as our Governor Dennison
Justly appreciates the capabilities of West Point
ers, to command in-the army, we most re-
spectfully turn attention to the merits and quail
iAcations OF this young officer, and suggest that
the public service would be benefited BY giving
him the command of q Regiment. He ID agrad
uate Of the Military Academy at West Point,
and his associates .elere OF the Academy at the
time, were, with Others Col McCook, now in
command Of an Ohio Regiment. Lieuts Gar
rard and Semmer, q. 8. Army, Jerome N. Bo
nsparte, of Maryland. and Capt Smith, now at
Camp Chase. We may as we'll conclude thil
article by paragraph from the London Times,
published some years ago: "Austria, Prussia
France, educate their officers, and promote them
according TO their capabilities. England BAR
ters the command Of her Regiments to any man
capable or incapable, who has served therequi'
site time, and can command the requisite amount
Of money and interest. The great republic Of
America has wisely resolved that the ftto troops
che has shall be vsU and sklfuLly Offered; that
nothing shall be lost through eeated stupida,
or auikorttatipe ignorance. England, forgetting
that her most illustrious General was taught In
Franok, still risks the fortunes and lives Of heI
soldiers on blind bravery and solid ifnpetuosity
Whilat tho ofiesss sho ~are traansd 90 Wos
Point, raise the Stars and Stripes Of the Union
on the towers of San Juan 'Ulloa and advanc,
tue glories Of the Anglo-Saxon race, through q
territory comprising 80 degrees of latitude. ("
,{i ~ u IL HIl HAmLroN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
Arrival Of Troops at Grafton.


Gen. MCCLELLAN and staff arrived on Sunday
morning last. NCols. RosrRr MoCooK, Mar
now and LoAIS ANDRisws' Regiments are there
also. s M II ~ "a A#
Gen. McCLELLAN Issued proclamation from
Grafton, In which he says:
"To my great regret I find that the enemies
Of The United States continue 70 Garry on .
system Of hostilities, prohibited by the laws OF
warfare among belii gdrdnt notions, and of course
fer more wicked and lintolerable when directed
against loyal citizens engaged In the defense Of
the common government of-ail. lndisiduala
and marauding parties are pursuing q guerilla
warfare, firing upon sentinels and pickets, burn'
ing bridges, insulting, iDjuriDg and even killing
citizens because OF their Union sentiment, etc:
l do now, therefore, make proclamation and
warn all persons that individuals and parties
engaged In this species Of warfare will be dealt
with according to the aeverest rules OF military
| law. VIZ '
"All persona giving information Of or aid e
the public enemies will be arrested and kept In
close custody, and all persons found bearing
arms, unless Of known loyalty, will be arresteS
| and held for examination"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
To the democracy Of Logan County


We hope there will be no further delay In ef'
fectine the most thorough and efiicient organ,
izs,ion Of the Democracy Of the county tel
them assemble In their townships, and byMrit-
ten Constitutions, containing such pledges al
the times demand, place themselves In perfect
readiness for any duty which the defense oi
their country and the protection OF their OWE
personal fights may require. aluUds. Z.
We are not yet under martial law. State
lines have not been obllterated.T Our Govern
ment has rot been consolidated. There is nc
law abridging the freedom Of speech and the
right Of vote. II Is therefore the privilege o.
the Democracy 10 meet as heretofore, organ
ize as their custom has been, nominate tickets
for State and county officers, and then put fortt
their united strength for the redemption OF th'
State. 40 ,~-.----. ~. rl,E
Instead Of cause for dsbanding the Demo
cratic party, the great peril Of the country i'm
peratively requires more compact and resolut'
organization than ever Emphatically the Un
ion party; the party of the Constitution and th'
laws; the only National party In being; now tina
| the Union 10 more than endangered, the Consti
tuition infracted North and South and our gio
rious nationality about TO be shivered In frag
ments; now, we say, more than ever, 1t is i'm
perative on the Democracy to rally with all To
might they can summon, with all their energy
and all their intellect, for 'the Union, the Con
stitution, and the enforcement OF the Laws.
Again we say to the Democracy Of Loga
county. Organize at once into clubs IN ever
township. The safety Of the country, and you
own safety, demands it.--Lc9sn GoSetfs. = ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
Tho Tribune.. Mr. harvey.

The Herald says Of Mr.. J. D. Harvey, that the 1Ft'
6Ens sought for and praised bic appointment a. one
sminenty At 10 be made" This is not true. We never
desired that he should be made Foreign MinIser and
the Secretary Of state little consulted " In conferring
that ONCE him, he has done IN keeping him In
after be s proved to have given reasonable Information
to the insurgents at Charleston. r.t,.-tI, s
We clip the above from the New York TIT.
buns Of the 22d. There is something mysteri-
ous In this matter Of Mr.. HARvKY. Why is he
retained as Foreign Minister "after he is proc
ed to have given reasonable information to the
insurgents at Charleston"f The Tribune hai
intimated that Secretary sEwARD dare not re-
call him on account Of some completely betWeer
Mr.. HARvEr and some Of Mr.. sEwARD's deaI
friends In certain contracts. in iast tgir
The question arises, why is Mr. HARvrY al
lowed to remain in his position after this Il
known There is a dark shade hanging over thii
matter. ID IA ~ aN AZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25

I'd Captain. Charles G. Grover, Of Co. Al Of the
Webster Regiment, has resigned for reasons
which will be commended. He sAysi 7s ir
|" Holding the position Of senior Captain. With
but slight knowledge Of military tactics, l
considered that ss 90 many were offering,
would do my duty better by giving up coveted
position with well'feunded hope that some one
more experienced 10 military life, would imme.
diately be found to take the position held,
believe that to be Immediately . uaefni officer,
one should not only possess gallantry bat an ar.
dent love Of nilitary-not military parade -but
military drill and discipline--and many possess
Ing these qualities have been led, in times Of
peace, to devote their time and mind 70 1t, and
thereby became proficient officers and that
those not possessing these requisites, who, BY
accident orlbt ipfnence, obtain positions, stand
In the way of those who do, and thereby ipjure
our efficiency, and hurt the cause We all have ai
heart. believe, also, that many who will be
honorably distinguished In this war will be those
who, q month ago, hardly knew the Fret posi-
ton Of soldier, but will earn the distinction
BY their capacity, bravery, and natural energy
Of character" -.
Capt Grover has received an honorable dis
| charger HoIuH n 9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
Hon. Andrew Johnson and the Amos
A. Lawrence Draft

Some days since We published what purported
to be letter. said to have been taken from the
mails, and to contain draft for one thousand
dollars, from AMOS A. LAwRrNcr, Of Boston, 20
Hon. AHDREw JOHNSON. Mr.. JOHNSON stated
in q speech at Lexington, Ky, that he never
wrote letter to MIR. LAwhrscE In his life; that
hs n,ver received or negotiated, or proposed to
negotiate for money, with any body in Boston
or any other place in the North. We see or
know no reason to disbelieve the statement
made by Mr. JOHNSON, and conclude that the
letter was invented for the purpose Of e1aspera'
ting the people of the South against him.
Such conduct is entirely inexcusable.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
R. r. CHAnrroS Of this city has received "a,

R. e. CHAMrIoN Of this city has received Jan
sppointmeDs Of Quartermaster 10 the army, and
left this morning for the east TO enter upon the
discharge Of bis duties. This 10 good appont.
ment Mr.. cHAnrros was Quartsrmastsr In
Col. KISo's staff at Camp Jsckson from the arst
call for troops. By the faithful discharge Of
bis duties, and his gentlemaniy demsanor, be has
won the estesn ofsoldists and eItizeps.
The remarks above will well apply to Capt.
JorEs and Assist. Com. MARk srxoNros, Of Col.
Klrc's stat. except that We have not heard Of
their receiving an appointmenti but are in hopes
We soon shall. They should not be overlooked,
They have faithfully discharged their duty. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
] Con. n.schenek.

2 The New York Tribune correspondent gf the
22d says, l,leea iesa59 o-l ilugius 10
TIE WARnMe TO GRN. ScHrEcK.-The state
ment that Gen. Sohenekz was warned, while on
his way TO Vienna, Of the presence Of the Rebel
force there, has been receiyed with some doubt.
You may be assured that it is the fact, and thai
the advance vas not made In ignorance. Gen
Sohenok preferred 70 ''go on and see." -sa.
b He went--aud saw--aud found. as. s5a s7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25

The correspondent Of the Cleveland Leader
says, "The presence Of mind Of Col. MccooK
saved our boys from great slaughter, who In the
hearing Of the enemy, called out in > loud
vplce, Rally on the .reseryeg when the fact
was. he had no reserve. Il Was all the same;
the enemy thought he had, and left" "a 2 q y
That was as good tact getting out Of sscrape,
as IL was bad getting into Il. ssea ,9la,i9s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
Ixroar.sr LlssIl DroaIssrIoa cossrlssIIso yO

IMfoRTANT LIdAL DECISION CONCERNING yoI'
usrrEns-Judge E.oP. BhooKs Of Elmira, pre-
siding in the Sixth judicial District OF New
York, has recently given an Official opinion,
says the Buffalo Express, to the effect that 2
person under the age Of twenty-one years may
not be enlistsdl directly into the army Of the
U6ited States, withou. the written ccnsent d
bis parent, Or guardian, or master; but that, \
be belongs To- the militia of the s.sseSbsis
bound 10 do military duty in the service Of tbs
United States, n he shall be mustered therein
In pursuance OF call Of the President, ,syi,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
TO TIE PUBLIC.

The undenIsnsd practical wstchmakers and dealers In
Watches having bought and sold American Watches fsr
anumber Of years post and having dealt in oil kindsof
foreign Watches for much longer period Of time, bog to
state that they have never dealt in Watches which,
GLASS, or in individual instances, have been sa,is
factory to themselves customers whether In respect Of
durability, beauty Of nnsh mathema,icay correct pre-
portions accurate compensation and adjustment es of
ns timsksspiae rssslts than those Manufactured BY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
" The correspondent Of the New syol

W The correspondent OF tho New sfork
Times Gays, l0tn1 aai3tN ,Gi1tM miA
"Mrs. Lincoln and some friends came near
being killed this afternoon. In company with
Mrs. Grimsley, Gen. Walbridge and the two
youngest sons Of the President, che started TO
visit the different camps. Several Of the differ
ent Regiments had been visited, and the party
we're going 70 the headquarters Of General Nc.
DowelI, at Arlington House. When . lttls
distance from the camp Of the Twenty-fttb
New York, the pole Of the carriage broke, the
horses became unmsnageable, the driver Wa
thrown Of, and for short time there was immi
nent danger Of q serious catastrophe. Fottu
nately, the accident was Witnessed BY eome %
the members Of the Twenty 9th Regiment
who gaIlaptly seized and stopped the horses
and thus rescued Mrs. Lincoln and her friends
from Their psriloas posiHon D n - ".3ssts x ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
Wood,s HaIr Restorative,

We are not In the habit Of putting every new
discovery, for nine. oasea out of. ten they hrs
quack nostrums. but wo take great pleasure In
recommending Professor Woods article to all
whose hair 10 falling OF. or turning grey. Our
we'll known Contributes, FInley Johnson, Esq,
has experienced the benefs Of tie applioationi
and joins With MS inspeaking Of its virtues. Let
all try t--and bald heads will be as rare as snow
In Summer. Baltimore Rdfsiot Z, !. ~ :. :. Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
a CARD.

TPTHE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY. Of Walt
ham, Mass, begs to call tho attention Of the public to
the following emphatic Recommendation Of Waltham
watches, by the leading practical watchmaksp and Jew
ssrs throughout the United satss The entire list o
signatures to It h quite too long for publication in one
Advertisement but the presented will be rscog
nzed BY those acquainted with the Trade as being in tn
highest degree respectable and and influential AttheiI
establishments may always be found the genuine Watch
% Of the oompeDy's manufacture, In great variety.
Signatures from many cities and towns not fully
resented in this list will appear in future sdver
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
Ex-ecvernor Reeder.

This gentleman has received the unanimous
oommendaslons Of the people and the press, for
dsoIining the appointment Of Bdgadier General
10 the army, ,.iis 80 .srf5b B utof3 II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
I -DINn.

On Sunday evening Juas Qsd at the residence Of hsl
son, DAVE North,Elghth street, this city, Mrs
MxFolRrr DAVIS, about sixty years OF age.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25

The following qis an SxtFset fomya
letter wittsn py The Rev y o. HsinS Psstsr Of the
Pisrspoinsstrsss Bipast Church, grooklyn, n, Yrte
the .souInal ana Mssssussry Cscinns o., and pesis
voluss N fayor Of mt medicins, Ma,
WuslowS eoorlrfss sSRUr yoR CHupRm Turnns,
ssws ,es m .s1ssnnnenfI IN your columns Of Mns
WunLoW 4 eooxnus BYnuf. oNow ve never saide word
In favor Of patent medicine before IN our life but ~
feel compelled 70 % your rsAds mat thsisno hum
cinse Itts probably one Of the most successfui med
cinss q the day because u u one Of the best And oe
o. sour rt6isrNho have babies cah'tdo peter thar
icy ina elpply,v ttFfp Wow y XII ooH;lYQ8W
,Tsiff sissa,st.I isom ta :s ,vifs sa q ihsmiiets
,Ioz = FlAA -,
.ipsgis 6aiH diros o. oE ohF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25

CPnlNG CLOAKS AND BASUfNRe Z
~ NnW sFfbHs-l3ain a SON. No. yn south
High street. have les opened new siss q Ctorn om-
most eylth mannsra Also. Nm perb Riain
nlack Silkss rely hesYys dc1Ig6ed expressiy lbr
hAotnkshnd baseuiues ,s,ilJ ieoq sdi 1870 fspriiS
tE IsltsJ soa'1ftd si9Hrv "a M ris rsF's a
slf-f..f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
10 referring to the foregoing documents, tb
Journal of Yesterday morning said:

JUuHuF OF ytsI5rudy uufuIuB bH.u'
From private letters which we know are reliable, not
one cent was paid to the volunteers up last Pfday
We may not posted up in regard to the rcd tape ope
ration which has prevented IT. but will venture to say
that the people OF Ohio will some future time nvesti.
gate the dcts involved n this matter and 10 that event
the blow will rest where It belongs. 1r1l
It would seem. from this, that oil the hopes
our gallant troops have had of getting their
pay, predicated on extraordinary efforts Of State
authorities, have been disappointed. And they
are yet without money
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25

PsopucroN or GoLp IN CALIFORNIA The
following statement will exhibit the production
of the caliiornia go!d mines from their discoy-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
nv 70, The present time,

xRr Lishtsnsnt-G -Goysrnor R. G, KiEx eiyes
Js Jeurssi notice that be has declined the Of
laue Of Rsymsstsr In the Army. The Jssssal
|t.e...-.n ,ff.cl1 nrlila p-6 N1ltcr clgiyelDlfhl
- Will lie ~ saoE yoi4G5 l'Hl bSa ,begc
.sIqo3q li9l.
dssu % s.cmlgM sai ildl sgfs 1sbl5 sdT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
mOFRAT,s LIFE PILLs.

affections, piles, rhsumatisu, ieven and agpss obst
these Pills have invariably proved certain dspeVdy
remedy. single iai Siii place tte Ltts piis b,ySpd
the reach ofcOupstIiioa in Dissemination d svsn ~
tient. a dsao hrassitg sugin3l'
Dr. Monsts Phonix Bitten will 10 found equally Il,
hessous y sl cases q nervous debility, dyppa bead
ache, eknsss incident to females In delicate health,
anaievefy kndtof weakness Of ne digestive organs
For sale " DR. WIZ. .MoFRAT,sss, Broadwy, N. =.
and " sl Dfpsgsta. ~ 7, e9nsI,. pas2e-dewy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
FIRST TRAIN.

HlhbT ThAIN. gov a. F.
NIGHT EXPRESS CGlusas ,,s s s+9 ;; a.sI Am
att At iii stations north u Gallon, arriving a. Cleveland
aSsny DSn,ss New I SIS S.nso 5 $40
pia a ,ie a. n csieasS & ,i Vi Gr..siins
SECOND TRAIN. ,r'or
xNRW YORK ExPREss--Leaves Columbus at l1;lO
m W atop stIsTi; osn.rs 0r Tha Sulphur
Cleveland % % At SIS p. MI punEirk, $50 p m; suf.
D. Bcston, i:lo D. M This Train connects at s6el-
By for sapdusky and at GIafton for Toledo, ARRIVING o.
/ Iood-r ~ THIRD TRAIN. l-rg -s,1o-al
MAIL AND Auo0MMoDATIoN-Leaves Columbus
at $50 'psm.i Will stop at all stations South Of
and Berea; arriving at Cleveland OF $50 p m; Dun.
Kirk 900 o. m. Buffalo, $50 AL Albany, geo m;
NswYork, 72o p NJ; Boston. ii;45 m; Pi,tsbursh,
Chicago Ola Cr,stlins, Gas a. m. This Train connects
at shelby for eandusky and Toledo, arriving Of Toledo
| at e:sa p. m. .1go!o5 de9laA frF' syrs ,Jui -stE
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on ell
Night Trains to Chicago, New ,,a
@ York and Boston :" y
D"''0gs Ola ' Gsssia,sd; aisc, 70 SIaadeipIsa and
Nsso 2orkcia CFesttne.
OHIO ~ RETURNING. A
Might Express srrives at oolumbu, at..l HIS ?. M
Cincinnati Express arrives at COLUMBUS at lO50 A. NJ
Accommodation Express srrive,at Columbus OF 7oC
- as ---------@-------------- ..tI
Fare as Low es by any other Route
AK for Tickets via C,esfIine or Cleveland
/ - o. rr.. 1.Ir SO d. asrHtlr u. 8. FLINT N."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25

pcapt, cAAHlrs W wALeutFs ofI,his city, is sp.
pointed Brigade IDspscior, with The rank Of
Major, in Gen. HiLps STALL IA geod appoints
% ,fsYosD issTiT hra sf'TisC
mens; ID. sg llifg sisld5gsshnsfi 3sgocI b. nrsil
,s,nsrifo isbaJ b. .gaH iisH
.Ros ffba
;isi;s aslu Aegsoe sc gfqs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
Union victory An Kentucky
W. John y. Orittenden.

The returns from the Kentucky election indicate that
,ho Union men have made clean sweep in that noble
State They have probably carried All the ten members
Of Congress- save, perhaps, the First Dsulct Tne ma
poiled the feebleA kind Of vote and made wonderful
exhibition Of Weakness. -,
The venerable patriot and statesman. Hon John /,
Crittenden IL elected by splendid vote In tne Asnsn
the hearth or Union men from Maine to Cailiorra.
From his talents and inf we have much 10
In the Congress which soon TO meet Aiter ao
Al he ave OF goes to the House OF Repre-
where he will occupy position similar % na
Of John O. Adams and Col. Benton, who, undsr sms ~.
orcumstances In that old age, were returned 70 tnn
bodv We trust that the Union men will rally unoe
hls in Congrsss, for where can they ma
much patriotism united with great
| bvrQh Post. ----.-,--. ----------
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25

% THREE TRAINS DAILY, =
sso'i ;,i. ,is,., ,iai3 EXCEPT sUNDAY. ,ts
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS
n land XENIA9RAILROAD 'ita
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25

oAuTios.-As car wstch b nov sztsnsvsly counter
sssd b foreign nsauisctarsu NJ havs 70 inform the
public shas no wssuh sf or production which b unao
eonpsnisd bys certificate Of s.uuiasnss, barring the
number Of the watch. ana ssua hy our Treasurer, b.
H. Robsins, or bg car pfsdsoessOs, Appleton, Tracy
Co.,. ,e.'H Gpos n "a
Asthsss. watches are Tor ssis ~ jewellers ssasraily
shroushou. ps Union, NE Ansrau Watch ooupan
Do not solicit ordsu foe sipsis watches. alfFF
RoBBfNs 4 ApPLEroN
wholsnis Agents. No. iea Brosdvs
pse,as,o,% As.s,S'ap' + IS ''s sada
l. lCs . NIAd
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fT|T-T 7 " |TT - III =
,Ecz - FiAa
.,ratis 6alu hlnaa or oE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
The Kentucky correspondent further says:

"You must not be deceived by the large Union vote o.
Kentucky. IL don't mean any thing. Men at tn
North are surprised that many States should
no surprse to MS here. We know the people. There
mot a coo-headed man 10 Kentucky but understands IL
We might explain 1t TO you but you would not compTe
ooSicJnns soo ~ pernt an honset tss1e to come
Me people. That Union vote didn't mean Union IN,
way you unde 1t. lit was put thatway 1t wonlt
be LOST pY LARaK MAJORITY" ,,,.l.ss n7s~, rI--