Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

The 9iac-roneet ffPs' tne fHD''f''s,s-
|publican orEnp Of Logan Wouniy eps'AH'nh -
"a candidate for Govesnor saye:
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sw ro1hplpAtk3 1ok IVY
Toe Cincinnati Commsfciai exhibim ~ exces-
sive magnanimity and cislntereetednesa ~ pro,
posing that no Republican shall be nommA.so
for Governor, BY the Convention when messs 0s
| on the 5th Of 6eptember. We oisnks 49,
much P be opsdone In the P.ao'ioe -, =, suJss n,ss
| cardinal wrfera, put We coniess Wy ~ ~ H-,
prepared to 20 the length proposed. hseems
60 Us very much like Q confession 1nas Ie iss,
publican party has committed some srievosas
offense that renders 1t unworthy OF puDllc COIN
dence, or that IL ia destitute OF .ne msss.ia.
which the existing copditlon eI papl'y sAens ~.
4 demands for that important ana fespons'''o ~
sition. ,atfl
We cannot subscribe 70 eisnof u nSss p'oPo ~.
lsitions, and therefore We VIII not etuitiy our
lsclves by confessing tnht We nave peen ncnns .,
4 with a party which occupies any eucn nimns-
jsting position. But this Is py no means Sur oniy
objection 90 the course proposed py ,ne oo'''''
cieI. Whilst We cheerinlly ADMIT tnat many "
the leading men OF the Democraue parry are - y
loyal and patriotic as any otner ciuzens'N ID Io'
TO be denied that there are many osnets wv nv
lreally sympathize With the rebels, ana eresfai'-
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\ In the hrst place, there y Danger 2, NANNY
a mistake and getting traitor instead ol pa,
triot, for Commander -in.Cniei OF tne army ~ ~
navy or the State Of Onio. IL we snouiu escape
this danger, however, We are sure 70 geas WAn Ws.
whose political and personal relations WIN al, =.
liandigham, Pugh, Medary, etc., nave peen VI
the most intimate ana irenuiy cnAraSsef cf
twenty years, and who has been engaged 10 per.
sonal and political connicts WIN many, y W. W.
all the leading Republicans OF the state ior 'ns
same period.
i With such man 'at the head Oh yne Ssa.e
Government. whose counseis woula pe nssy y
control the Adminissrsaonl " p,s ps,ieys.y ~,
vious tnat unless the voyerncl snoJ ~
Ss sT rsI;snes howsvar honest he might be.
/ the Goyerpment would at once fall into the
hands and be under the control OF these leading
'p,5i" N sne pemocranI pA,ss co,u,,,,e;a1 as
one amonest 4 number Of others, who would be
suih Bile candidate; and We have no doubt but
that he is very clever genuema;n anS aUnes.y
issv .;r.s ~ md ,Isitors Who are IN arms
seainst tie Government. But he is gentle-
Of very limited experience In public at
fairs, and not lar above meplocr M ~ pom, =,
sso sac.iy obvions % RAT sncb man would naturally
and necessarily, to greater or less extent, lean
upon some ripper intellect and stronger wiz tnan
nis own. n .ne ,Mpos'ah S Ia.aaa ana n %stIng
a selection ~ confidentiaI advisers, would he
not naturally fall upon those with whom bis for
mer associations had made MIN most mtmase
and best acquAintedf As
And this would De true 70 grestes OF less
extent OF almost any man tnat migns % selec.-
ed from the pemocrNnc parry. ws manAty
admit, therefore, tnat we snouio uecioeuiy pre-
fer Governor VINO mas never neu any amni'y
for, or any poliscai sympatny WIN tue Traitors
who are now in arms againss tue SoVefnmen''
Or .ne'r s'ue's ' VI ADs'
Inc r's' to'seu, y '1,, 80 ~
g 0A' one man W "' D'"'D'. a''s .AAs. ~
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COMMITTEES befo,e he win even be trusted 10 vote
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"But the nomination Of Republican who
has never been contaminated BY any such asso,
elaons re,eves US .. Az sPpusnvasOu \; s.nn
taking man whose position and sympathies |
would enable him to command the confidence of
all who are In favor Of sustaining the National
aumn,sa.on @ n .ls ma sn.snanVs aonn..n 'n
a p...S,;..s {. ssm.nd.d -ho h.. n.vs,
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The Press will undoubtedly be disappointed.
The great object to be attained is, to procure
man vbo IA cls.r of the ta,nt of Reuublican. |
~ W. a.
ISM ana IL Nhhng 70 Do useo ~ 'nem' AS
the confession that the Republican Admins |
tration has committed some grieyous offenses |
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