Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-23
The Fall Cmmpalgn. -The Democratic
- Ir - : = = : state OonvenfIOns

go s some Of our cotemporariea appear 10 pe eA
81 c6Vceedipgy anxious for an early Democratic state
2oss Convention, and in their zeal manifest spirit
go las Of faul. finding with the State Central Com
s.sss emlt.ee, which iswholly unwarranted.
-sa 81 Itis true that Che aspect OF affairs has ma
70 DOos eriay changed since the last conference held
hy the Committee, 10 this City, some two
80. months ago. It was then very difficult TO deter
Vas mine satisfactorily the proper policy to adopt
sal . and the Committee acted with the best lght
,,,.abefcre Is, and decided to postpone the annua
iisB Convention of the party until an unusually a
ov period Their action was not, however Deem
ed unal,erable, and nothing has been sacrificed
etssi by IT, The Republican party has been usinI
sslf up as fast as any Of could desire, ant
le s"otis 10 day ia more disorganzed and demorAl
ssa izsd condition than it would now be, had TN
Democracy been organized and in the Held
lsai In the changed condition of things, we thni
gs Il expedisnt for the Committee to be called 20
n ~ gother to reconsider their former action, ano
a. ,pe7 we hone the Chairman, DE-. MouSr, will taxi
81 occasion TO appoint on early day for that pur'
b5s sac pose. See
svoar We are not however, in such hurry for thu
ssbsad Convention as some of our cotemporaries ap
49,, ~ pear to be. We want to see something OF th'
doipes Of Congress, before our nominating bod.
vsiT assemblies; but still, we think day mont
'ai q aearisr than that originally suggested ~ tn
~ Committee, might be designated for the Con
r3,ssas Yenron 70 meet. If the saEo condition o
vol things existed now, that did when the Commit
.1f N tee last met, or even month ence, We shou'
,1 sa still regard the poeponement OF the Convention
1osn iadicoss and properi but the wonderful ant
81 81 daily increasing changes which are going OF
:. among the people is sufficient, at least, to war
rant an early meeting of the Committee to con
suit upon the subject.
ssg We regard the question settled that the Ole
2ais National Union Democracy will sweep Ohio In
October like Hhirlmind. The people see
--s-reafizo and acknowledge the incompetency Of
the Republican party for the present great
emergency, iato which it has thrown the country
> and they will, with a unsnimity never before
equaed place the political power OF Ohio In
~ Democratic handa, on the second Tuesday in
October next. When the Convention does as
semble, let it put in nomination ticket COM
Eposed Of honest. able and true men, and the peo
,q pie Will elect it by an overwhelming majority.
We observe that our respected contemporary
sfg OF the Cftst5, seems disposed 70 get up Oou-
vention on bis own hook-to become q nulli-
fer--if be cannot have the State Committee
Cs act according to his notions We are quite
gratihed that our neighbor has come to the con
clusion that the old organization is the only one
. to be relied upon, Notwithstanding his paper
was established upon the principle of Its indie
pendence of party, and the unwillingness of the
editor to be trsmmeed by party politicians, or
what he seemed to regard as efete organiza.
tons; and having come to the conclusion that
IL is best, after all, to stand by The organza
tioD, it Is his duty to conform his action to that
. of the appropriate authority of the party, and
under no circumstances to stir up rebellion
against IT, We welcome Gov. MEDAAY into the
list Of party editors, and kindly remind bin
that subOrdination is, under the circumstances,
duty. It would be sorry sight to see the
"a. "0ld Wheel HOrse' refractory, and we hope
We shsll.have no more ofshs unkind filings at
the State Central Committee. They are i'm |
proper, unbecoming and out of place