Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-19
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would take up his future abode, on mission oi
mischief at Washington, arranging the tactics
10 be pursued by LovrJoY and bis Abollaon
crew, and has at last turned up here in Colum-
bus as member Of the State Central Commit.
tee of the late Republican party. His special
business, We learn from an Influential Repubh'
can, was to galvaniae the mortal remains Of the
Ilate Republican organization, breathe new life
into IL, label 1t nUnion," and start 1t on
new mission OF mischief. He ID was that
gathered together the remains Of the Whig and
Know nothing parties lsueh as he could use)'
and breathed into them the breath Of Aboli.
ltiopism, and called il "Republican." II hay.
ling accomplished the mission for which II wai
organized by him, and is now falling Into De.
cay, he is here on leave, to organise anew, the
elements, with such az be can inveigle into II
meshes from the Democratic party, under ths
name Of that UsIon which he, and men like
him, have been for years plotting to destroy
We are right glad he has taken this piratical
craft under his charge. No one who enlists 10
the concern, can now be deceived. All he and
his friends now want, to give the party any
chance Of success, is to put up some man who
claims, and has been recognized as Democrat,
for Governor, and who did not vote for LiNcoLN
and the Chicago platform, and sprinkle the
ticket with just salt enough to prevent the Abo'
lition smell.
II would not do to head the ticket with an
avowed Republican Of the Chicago platform
stripe. Well do the managers Of the concern
know this. Some gentleman must head the
ticket, who was National Union Democrat and
supported DouoLAs; otherwise he will not do.
With such man at the head Of the ticket,
they think it will cover up any quantity of .Ab.
olitlonism at the tail, especially If IL s LABELLED
"Union ticket" This dodge will not answer at
this time. n '@
Weask in all candor, what would the old Union
Democrats, and all other true Union men think
of the sincerity of q a"Union" ticket gotten up
under the auspices Of JOSHUA R. GDDrNos, BEN.
WADE, ASHLEY, LovFJoY and men of their well
known Abolition sentimental Do they not
know that they would control 1t, jus. as they
have the Republican organization2
Even now, in the midst of this war, when
Democrats are told TO hold their breath--speak
not one word aboIt their glorious old party-ig-
more its past glorious history, Of which every
Democrat is proud-LovEJor and men of bis ilk,
in and out Of Congress, are pressing on with
their war of abolitionism. We ask our friends
what party organization viii exist to meet and
overthrow these men, whom all profess to de.
spise, If you ignore and disband the Democ-
racy? 'i t.,5-.
The Albany Evening Journal, leading pa
per of the late Republican organization, has
usatured to administer slight rebuke to LOVE
IOr for introducing the negro into Congress,
and 1t is met by severe rebuke for 90 doing by
the Charlestown Massachusetts, Advertiser, the
editor Of which has just been appointed Post
master of that place by Mr.. LINCOLN. The
Advertiser says "We must say to the venera.
BILE Albany stultider, that instead Of ceasing, In
Its elegant language, to 'trot out the negyo,'
we are Of opinion that 1t Is about the time TO
1-~A'' w aos MIN ous' ANVr TALA OF hhoh0
SLAVERY IN THE HALLS OF CoraRrss NOW ?
THuRLow WEED HAD BITTER TILL New ENo.
LAND NOT TO PRAr9' r.'
Thus 1t Isl you might as well tell the Aboll-
Honista mot 70 pray" oney would obey that
mucn sooner as 70 cease tneir polisicai eiamor
ABOUT slavery After an election was carried
unaef tne name ol"onion'" every man who
reouked negro ianaticisrn' would be denounced
as a "stultiher," Just as IHuRIow WEED now
is oy this Abolition Postmaster.
'Weare told that n0'', just at this particular
lunosure In our national AFFAIRS II Is absolutely
necessary 10 ignore and abolish our organiza-
sion' tnat we may Do oonsidered patriots" We
fF'ec' 1ne assumption W 'e's. we are to'd we
must la. oack upon me times Of mr' MONROE
wnen eh oppos'aon 70 'ne Dsmocraoy had been
'rusneu ou'' anu Nc was fe'eiecseo without op-
p0siu0n, ony one voIe Deing cast ior mr,
ADAMS" we suppose y Is aeaigneo 'nat we
must preak up sne oid Democrahe organization,
ond term without opposition. The effort to
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