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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-13
MARYLAND VOLUNTEERS IN RICHMOND.
A Word Of Comment ON the BIadc

The leading article in the Blade of Monday
evening, which correspondent In to-day's pa
per makes extracts from and comments there.
on, Is perfectly characteristic of its Hbtra
minded conductor. He is not willing to conced,
sincerity of motives to any one in expressing a
desire for the perpetuation OF the Union, or that
our State and general governments are conduct
ed with economy; unless he subscribes to hii
faith, and believes in black republcauism ant
is willing TO swear by it on all occasions. Ant
everything that is said against the mismanage
of our State affairs, or not in the most laudatorJ
manner Of the conducting Of the general gov
ernment, he construes into treason and sympa
thizing with traitors!
We can tell Mr.. Waggoner that the time Il
coming, when the official favoritism of both
State and General Governments will be looked
into and exposed-and woe then to the party
are not 60 fond Of being depleted, even for
"war purposes" as not to be little anxious to
see the expenditure list, and make their own
comments thereon, and take their own action in
regard to the authors Of it, although the cry OF
sympathy with traitors and "treason" be rupg
in their ears By Black Republican fugemsn.
The people of this country are not yet quite
ready to be ostracised and have despotism sad
died upon them and be denied the freedom of
speech and action! No, Mr.. Waggoner; you
are counting without your host, when you think
the cry Of treason will silence o free people in
knowing their rights and maintaining them.
Hood-wink as you may, blow of your "hot-gos.
pelism" and "l am holer than thou" much as
you see ft, there is day OF reckoning coming,
when your party with its disposition to reward
iavorites, however extravagantly, its sectional
ism, its love of John Brownism, its seli-consti
tuted purity and aboye-suspicion WILDE weigh
ed in the balance and found wantng.'
Stand from under when that day arrives -
Toledo Times.
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pemocratio. ,,tass. Cenyentten.

Alta meeting u the Democratic State Cen,
trail COMMITTEES held lp columbus, on the ''n
day of July, 1861, 1t HaaI bns liSs 1srl rpA
Re,olu,d. Thatitase4pediebtto 10 hold Demo
cratic State Convention at Columbus, on
wednesday, August 7tA,slsal'
10 nominate Democratic State Ticket, TO be
supported at the October election! ,iAi@ ~
Resolusd, further, That all the electors Oh .ne
State of Ohio, who are In favor Of perpesueaans
the principles upon which our Union was io.ua.
ed. and are convinced that the present otate
and National eAdmiuistration arc wholly in
Competent to manage the governments In ita
present critical condition. 40 well % oil who ara
opposed to the gross extravagance and corfup-
ton now go alarmingly prevalent 10 public AZ
fairs. be earnestly invited 10 unite WASH tne
Democracy in this hour OF our counry'eipei,ii
and tbus redeem the State, and place its eo-
mipistration in competent hands.
ResoIpsd. further, that the basis OF represen'
tation In said Convention be one delegate iof
every 500 votes, and an additional delegate ior
a fraction of $50 and upwards, cast for dhohAn
j. s. SMITH, for Supreme Judge at the octooe,
election in 1850, and that itbe recommenuec
that the counties elect their deiegates ON WIN
basis. .feNo ''DA ~ s'" W. '"''
The Democracy cf Ohio and all other con-
servative Union men, who are willing TO cooper
ate with them on the above basis,ase reques1e'
to meet in their respective counties at such tint
as the local committees may designate, and ap
point delegates to the Democratic Convention
on the 7th of August, to nominate Stat
ticket to be supported at the October election
-
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t ,1lo tFor the Ohio Statesman,
Necessity a Tyrant,s Plea!

F. Hs b +
The telegraph gives US some discussion in
the Senate yesterday, on the senate's resclu-
tion not approve OF certain acts ofthe Presi-
dent. ha3l
Mr.. Polk said "the President had suspended
the writ Of habeas corpus, which the King Of
England could not do; that the President had
gone even beyond that, in proclaiming martial
lava thing not In the Constitution. He hon.
ored the Chief Justice for the ground taken
against II; and that necessityis always the ty,
rants plea.n 1r-a'b ag H 2 ifi1
The Chief Justice, in the case before him,
cited authorities to show that the power Of sus-
pending the writ of habsas corpus did not rest
with the Executive. ctrJ zA 5is
The Ebglish Constitution has carefully guard
ed the liberty Of the citizen, and the Language
of the great charter Is, ''that no freeman shall
be taken and imprisoned but by the Lawful
Judgment of his equals, or the law Of the
land" And many old statutes expressly direct
tsthat no man shall be taken or imprisoned BY
sdggestion or petition to the King or his conn
Gil, unless IL be by legal indictment, or the pro-
cess Of the common law.'B. edaTle1 500 q
10 further Commenting upon this subj ect, Sir
VIM. Blackstone, In his Commentaries, Vol. /,
p. l36, says; "To bereave man Of life, or BY
violence to confscate his estate, without occu,
patton or trial, would be so gross and notorious
an act Of despotism, as must at once convey
the alarm Of tyranny throughout the whole
kingdom: but confinement Of the person, by
secretly hurrying him to gaol, where his suffer,
ings are unknown or forgotten, is less public,
less striking, and therefore more dangerous
engine Of arbitrary government. And vet, some.
times, when the state 10 in real danger, even
this may be necessary measure. But the
happiness Of our Constitution is, that II Is not
left to the Executive power to determine when
the danger Of the state is so great as to render
this measure expedient: for it's the parliament
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E~ancipation oflthe sIavss.

~ N .Ia .
This Is becoming, and soon will be, the war,
cry Of the Republican party. Its file leaders
are already raising 1t. They said at Arst that
emancipation would be an ,indirsst effect ol
the war; now they are seeking to make it the
direct result. They care more for the niss,
than the Union. I .'.tS ~ t,,,2 ,4'
The State Journal and other Republican pa
pers reason thus: England or France or both
may, for want Of cotton, interfere in our do
mestic qumrel and assist the secessionists
Then, the only chance left to put down the re
beluon will be for President LINCOLN to issue, Of
ga military necessity" his proclamation liber
ating all the slaves In the South. This is nov
being proclaimed In all the North as likely Il
be the only means left for saving the Union.
What the Democracy and the Union-lovinl
people Of the country will have to say to thii
is, that such pretended salvation of the Union
by such an unconstitutional and tyrannical ex
ercise Of power on the part Of the President
with the annihilation Of State sovereignty ,ant
the destruction of private property held under
State laws, will be its sure and ANAL dissou
tion. 90" say these Gsrrisonian Union hating
Republicans, "then you prefer slavery to th,
Union" The people will answer at the ballot
box: ave love the Union as It Is under oul
present Constitution, and will maintain it at al
hazards against all open and secret foes
Without preserving the rights Of the States
under the Constitution, the Union cannot be
maintained; and they must and shall be pre-
aervad ~ .a-.-t . - . - 80.
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Ditoh Notice.

NI0TICE is hereby given that at the June session Of
IN the County Commissioners Of Ennkiiny county,
Ohio, w. W. Pollard Deputy County Surveyor of said
Franklin county, Ohio, FLED plat and profile of q
ditch, to be located In the Townships Of Madison and
Hamilton, In said franklin county. o., the establishment
OF which Is pettioned for by w. Rohr and others,
among lands adj AGENT to, through which the line OF
said proposed ditch, II established, will pass The pray.
er Of the petitioners is setfort as follows
10 tie Honorable 0ommissionoro Of 9ra&ksin County,
OHIO. rlyapnq' ~
We the undersigned petitioners
that our interest and convenience require the location
OF county ditch, to remove sagnant ponds of water
lying In Hamilton and Madison ownships; for the bene
at OF our lands our health, and the utility Of county
road running through said ponds. The proposed ditch
70 commence at point or inlet ON the Ohio Canal on
WIN. Rohr's land; thence running through VIM. RohfB
land 10 o. 0bans north line; thence east with said line
to Jacob etmwss land; thence through J.strawss land
TO O. 0bans land; thence through O. 0bang land to
VIM. Rohrs land; thence through VIM. Rohr's land to
pond on the lands Of VIM. kohr and Milton Hnks
hers thence running the land Of Milton Fnks heirs
to inteecta ditch established BY the Trustees OF Mad
son township, running through the lands Of Frederic
Bum, Laypole Rarey's heirs, VIM. Rohr, Wn, McOary,
Abram sharp and Parker Rarey.
WIN. R0HR AND OTHERS, 6
Therefore all persons interested hereby notified that
the Commissioners Of Franklin County have fixed upon
the 18th day OF August, A. d. 1851, at 10 O'Clock A..
M, TO hear said petition for said dioh and II establish
ed appoion the cost Of establishing and the labor Of
constructing the same. ,f,sl
juiyl3-ltd&4tw Auditor fpnklin'c Co., o. u
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Tno Dsmocratio STATE oonvepsion.

1t is amusing 20 read the criticisma Of the
Republican enc part" :" papers on the action Of
the Demomailc State Central conmittee with
reference to The State Convention. They are
terribly indignant and wonderfully chagrined,
because the Democracy proposes, as usual, %
hold nominating Convention in the year 1861.
Having, as they pretend, become sick Of their
party organization and party principles, they
think 1t strange that the Democracy is not at,
fected in q similar way, and they hold 1t to be
cruel in US to call Convention for the. purpose
of nominating ticket! Poor fellows! We
| pity them; but that is all. We can do nothing
for them, except to advise them, II sincere in
their professions, to come into our ranks on
probation, of course, and support the real, true
Constitutional Union ticket, that will be nomi-
mated In this city on the 7th of August.
The Union 10 In danger and the country in
great peril, and there isno political party known
among men, that can save US from utter ruin
but the Democratic party. Its foundations are
planted deep and firm on the constitution and
the Union. II has carried the country through
all its former trials and viclssitudes, and II we
are now saved from utter ruin and preserved az
a nation III must be through the men, measures
and principles Of the Democratic Party.
All classes Of people, in all parties, are rap
idly coming to this conclusion, and hence the
anxiety Of some Republicans to obli,erase party
lines. They know full well that the people
viii reject them and repudiate their principles \
they come forth again organised as the Repub
lican party, and hence they are exceediDgl,
anxious TO cover up their deformity and thel
principles, by sort Of bogus Union party.
j However dissgreeable II may be to these sen
sitive gentlemen, the TIN Of August Convention
\ win nominate . ticket Of good sound Unio
J, Democrats, and there can be no doubt that th
people will ratify the nominations By an elec
tiob on the second Tuesday In October next, =
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oFhs iBnsns cstsasaer. !

|pcThe New York Tsibsnsofi the l0th says.w
"Ths Hon. II. j Raymond writes from Fort
ress Monroe that The burnt steamer Catilint
turns ont TO have heen owned By Mr. Thurlou
Weed, Me-, Freeman, and Mr.. lDickinson, who
got . third party 20 have her chartered for $40 !,
aThis does not agfes whG yuv informa,ion,
We have been told that It was Messfs. D, b
Matleson, q. Q. Davidson (of the firm OF e
Corning Il Co. Albany, and Charles stesop,
IT., who owned the vessel and made the money
However, this may possibly be incorrect. and
Mr.. Weed may be the iucky man after all; or,
possibly, While Mstteson s Co. are the osten
sibls oTberr, Mr.. Weed good nature may have
led him 70 tsks small interest ia this pstriotic
venture. BY the way; are these fancy steamers
WI WIZ III fnct X ~ W 'f
50 / seems ,sss avslov g.ss ia IL. been d shs
|sts&hboss businsss! Thib 'ffsncy steAmet''
|eontrsc,s are costly 70 nc cSant y alsa y
,lhAhfl3Sf rlff .IerQpld DhE sAClbnj eo3pGim 9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Master Commissioners Sale.

Nathan D. LoveIoy IN. ,4ir,- tsrg :.
- vs.. ls Superior Court. 10 .lll u
John P. McfIale etal ,..r r-
DYvmTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed from the Superior Court Of Frank.
lin county, Ohio, will offer for sale OF the door Of the
Court House, In the city Of Columbus, on ~
Saturday. August II, A. d. 1861,
al o'clock, p NJ, the following described real es
tate situate In the county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio
to witt Lots Nos. two and three q ~ Of Theodore
Bnters subdivision Of Lots Nos. one and two Il & q
Of John Bakers subdivision called Australia as the
recorded and delneated the recorded plat
said Buffers subdivision Of said Lots, being each 33
feet front the Columbus and Granville Plank Road
and running back 100 feet deep Australia street. being
the Los which conveyed BY Joseph p eante.
myer to said Nathan II. Lovejoy, by deed dated april
lSth 1856 and recorded In Book 5 pages 323 and 34
Appraised-Lot No. 2, Sl25 90. lt 'Il
A71I $50" 8, l75 90. Asa. Az .tff.g
~ v @. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff, i
and Master Commissioner,
Printers fees, "a so. jlyl3-dltaw4w
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The No.Pariy Convention in Yer.
mont. Ht 1At

The Republicans Of Vermont recently called
o Convention, irrespective of party, to nominate
State officers. Some Democrats attended. The
result 10 told by the Democratic paper in the
following fable: b gsi.-s7b. .el s-sr ,
IA lion, a dog and an ass went hunting to-
gether. Their, booty was huge. A division
was to be made Quoth the lion, / will be fair
--the booty shall be divided into three equal
parts. The first part belongs to me; the sec
ond part I claim BY virtue OF my great strength;
and woe to the animal that dare trouble the
third :" ~ G3si q, r7.elro r.o4v s.lf .e
The Republicans Of Vermant took the fret
Office as matter Of right, the second because
they were the strongest, and the third because
they would not trust the Democrats with it,
Boston Couyier.l sysd sv naa3 s'; 1sG gl,
The Burlington, Vermont, Free Press, a Re.
publican paper, proposes the following as the
terms on which the Democrats should share in
the late Union movement (3) In that State:l q
"Let the Democrats come in and taxa the
oath Of allegiance to the party, and they shall
share in the spoils, not otherioise" si9-..
The Vermont FREEMAN, another Republican
paper, says, speaking of the Convention: ,os
ut was in fact and in result. q Republican
Convention, and those Democrats who acted
n "A
nonsssy ~ ns1o s We Pesu"s .,, al WIZ ~ s'.su .s
AZ al oia soIAno Mno csgree neartiy Will ne
result reacneo Q! I1e ConVen'lon, anu supPoiI
sae . ucnes nominl.ea, w. oo@e ~ nea. Deing
unr0an' suSp 'nS' !" VII, W sA'' W 'reA' 'nem 10
,,.5 :,
we MINK tne hepuohcans Oh vermont neea
NOT oe AFRAID 70 'russ .ne Demoe's's VINO were
= eNu' oonVeu''vn' lucy "ou,u -, 'AAe ,ne oA'n
P'oposea " .ne r'ee 'e's' tney win 80 M
nus .no . "a''"'a"' anosnef snauy hepuohcan
wwh.t.,., NM h.. :, -. : a.; .,,r, -, ,s "a, a.
committees in issuing the call as thew did, IL was
no other than Republican Convention, as 10
sstisfaosorily atsssted by the ncminatiOn Of a
u ,ds, :,
number Of Republicans and not a few Demo.
crats endeavoredt to bring about the no nination
OF 2 lsoIs Of Union OF tNora.ty ticket, BY
me Rns ~ d;scu.son v ~ tss Or ro,Uo.
oo tSa ssso,nt;ons ofFsred Nv Msssrs Ss Saws
ma Nssdh. :. ssa ,ha anal sdon.;on. ~ '.Ss,
off,,sS ~ M. EdmnnSs ~ p.r,,pr.o, claa,iw
Semocstratsd that the pnion ana sbs smonv :,
sn = n srnhI,ns, ns,tv in Vsr,,on. ,arn;.sd ~ ~
rominss;on of a Psnuhiicsn t;cLs. ma .h.. n
our f,smoc,s t,c hrsahrs,S Ss.;.sd ~ ~ on~r.
Wi,b ths Rsnnbliosn. in NJ sns.sin;ao in = tbs % SSmin'
,isration IN ia sfForts N ann nrssa treason and
nus Ion ,shsIl;or4 thsv ,nns, A. AZ i, -, r.a.,
inr its Known and t,ed friends - M vha avn.
.nathizad noliticallv with the President md his
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-13
Wayne County.

The Union Democracy Of Wayne county
hold County Convention at Wooster, on sAF-
uRD1r. August 80, 70 appoint deleEAsss to the
State conventionssH stsdnsO csn1I 4 tnsl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-13
Justico Of the Peace.

Mn. EpFoR :-pieaae announce q. W. .TAssOS asa
candidate FOR Justice OF the Peace ct the eiecon IN
Montgomery township, August 5, 1861, suhiect y the
pomoeratIc nomination and Oblige ~ M
" MANY DEMOCRATS.
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APPoINrMENr OF A DALTlMoREAN

Col. Grafton d. Spurrier, of Baltimore, has
been appointed by President Davis as quarter.
master in the Confederate Southern army, and
son @ 70 % The S,S hrigsss comnosed % n The % Is,b
and 18th Virginia, 90 Tennessee and lst Mary
land regiments, now stationed at Winchester
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-10

TNTTED STATES OF AMERICA.-state Of Cali
u fornia, County ol YubH, IL Justices Court me
People of the State of California to Wan. MeslcK'
GREETING: You are hereby summonea TO appear D e
fore e. Mt my Office in the Township OF Bear RIVER
County Of Yuba, on the 7h day of September a. ID,
1861 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to answer to TIE complaint
Of John S. Zmmer, who sues to recover NE sum "I
Nnety-Two Dollars, for labor done by plAntih FOR
defendant at defendauts requ st on defendants
ranch, in the year of 1861, commencing ihe 2ls OF
March and ending the oath Of June, when judg ert
will be taken against you for the said amount, To-
geher with the costs and damages, you iail to ap-
pear and answer.
TO The sher n or any Constable OF said County,
Greeting lake legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 2Gih day of August, A. ID.
1861. T. ALLISON, H.. S.
Justice of the Peace of said County.
On being satisfe by affidavit on file in the above
entitled action that of action exists, and that
the above named defendant has concealed himself to
avoid the service of summons, and has absened
himself from his usual place OF abode so tAat the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him,
it is hereby that the above summons he served
by publishing the same in the NATIosAL DEMCcRAr, oi
Marysve, once every two days tor IT, term "f one
week, commencing on the 23ih day OF August lo6l,
and ending on the 4th day OF September, lS6l and
that copy Of this summons and order be immediate
deposited in the P"stoice, addressed to the above
named defenda' at his residence.
Ordered thi 2dth day of August. A. d. 1851
au2S. eod1w h. ALLISON, d. L.