Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
Corwin,s DIstricts

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fraud. nominated AAsoE H 4zLAs fds cOnssess,
many Union men from the ranks Of all former
political parties have called upon. Hon. X. A.
HAaRrsoN to stand poll at the election which
takes place on Tuesday next. 40 reply TO ne
request Of his fellow.citizens.A thus msdes Mrsl
HAanIson has issued the following Gard:
TO TEE uzsrpRs o. sss s,,sssa o,n ''Ssnn'os-h '
have been called upon BY msn 10 whom hsve cor. |
adence and OF all pasties, 10 become Union candidate
for Congress at the special election to obe held In this dis
The 90 yernment Of the uni'ed States Is engaged 10
var 10 put down rebellion to It's siu authority and All
classes Of our people, without any distinction es pilv
tonal Administration. For the time pelng We snou Y,
In my Judgment know no political parties. Tney can
40 no good. The. may do much hsrm. When we shah
have placed the Government on solid ground, and vim.
dicated the maesy OF the Consultation and tue in'eg
ty OF the Union, the reign Of party politicians can ana
undoubtedly wil again De upon S mi sss ,n,ni,ed
by their presence. = III. III. 70
dst,us my own ability, in this crisis, to discharge
member Of Congress. H. however you shal see ht to
cali for nv services sha labor to be faithful to the
trust. AS engaged In war, shal certainty u.e
nv beat endeayors 70 gthen the Executive ana HILL
tary Arm and shall hvor carrying tso that the con-
tsu may be speedily brought 70 aeoneusIn W1aRrsoN
Os,
How any honest man in the Republican party
could take exceptions to the card Of ME-. HAR-
RIson, or object to his being candidate for the
suffsages of his fellow-citizens, on the basis OF
his card, and the circumstances which surround
us, is difficult to conjecture. Butihe Ohio State
Journal. the leading organ Of the party mana
gers Of the "irrepressible" Republicans, and the
mouth-piece Of the State Administration, thus
refers to the canvass in the 7th District;
| 1C THE coRwiN DISTRICT.
Tba Republican nomination Of Hon. Aaron Harlan In
this District Is the best think that could have been
made He Is an able man; he Ii true man; ne 10 re-
markably stsadast and decided Az l,s u% ~, IN
flexible determination Of his unyieding nature That
is the kind Of men the people want In Congress;
OF fcourse, Mr. Harlan will be elected sat nn , ,acs
Madison county, from committing political suicide BY OPP
posing him Mr. Harrison Is the unhttest possible per-
VINO could be sent to Copgres. y sincere ana
candidate is Of piece with his efforts during the past
few years to abuse the confidence OF party friends and
betIay the principles which ne mas Desn ~ p,as1s
stretch Of Imagination supposed 70 uPnoiu' HeQsss
| cati
Here we have the admission made that Mr.
HARLAN 10 the Republican nominee, whereas
the packed Convention which nominated him
fraudulently attempted to palm him off as the
candidate of the Union men Of the District
without respect to party! 1t is further admit
ted BY the Journal, by the ground II assumes
now, that its former asseverations and profes'
sions that party was all laid aside for the pres
ent, were the merest cant and hypocrisy. Its
object and the object Of its leaders for whom IL
speaks, is to maintain In the ascendency the
rabid, SECTIONAL Abolition politicians In Ohio, to
the end that the hateful doctrines and dogmas
held by them shall still control the policy of
the State; and IL any man, no matter how COM
mandng bis position and ability, or how sound
his Republican party antecedents may be, does
not acquiesce, he is to be hound down, vili6ed
and slandered, after the manner the Joarn al
has dealt With Mr.. HARRIsos.
j It is time the real Union loving, law.abidipg
and loyal men of Ohio, of all former parties,
should unite themselves together, to put
down the brood Of politicians whom the Ohio
State Journal represents. This is necessary In
order that the contest 10 which the people are
involved for the maintenance and preservation
Of the Government may be carried on viii
q energy, wisdom and success. 1t is, in fact,
: matter of absolute necessity, II we desire th
D preservation of our institutions, that all th
: crack .brained fanatics and incompetent men nov
4 in power should be displaced as speedily az tha
cin be constitutionally effectedj and the peopl
: owe Il TO themselves, without respect to part
J predictions, to work in concert and with al
8 their energies to accomplish this object.
f The unprinoipled politicians Of the 'irrepres
!, sible" Republican school, who seek to monop
!. oize all the civil offices, and are skillful I
n scenting out the avenues where plunder an
p profit connected with the war may. be fount
= do not venture to take up the musket and 6
ir into the field to perform the part Of loyal mer
: In defence of the Union; but they are ready Q
ID all times to slander their honest neighbors, b
II covardly inuendoes and mean and untounde
!. imputations against their patriotism aud love
!. country. Let such men be exposed, and II
,r confidence Of the people Withdrawn from thel
'e at once.