Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

3 The great need q Tie country 81 the presens
.;me ID The lres.otAiioa and preservation oi the
Union Of ali the States, upon the old and en-
during foundation Of mutual confidence ana
good viii. $500 =.
@The Union was formed 10 the begipning upon,
that foundation; 1t has rested ever since upon
the same basis, and 1t can be restored and nam
itsinea upon %. other This Is too self'evidens
to require argument .i.,...sl, ..v,s.!
The Constellation, the Union and the Gossn-
msnt are all in q broad and general sense iden-
teal We speak Of a violation OF the cons''ta
tiop. of a secession from the union' and oil Q
rebellion against the Government; but these
are Il the main only different expressions for
one apd the same thing. One is no more justi-
liable than the other, II one is condemned all
mus. be, ior they all tend in the self'same d.
rsc.ion---lbe overthrow of the Constitution the
Union and the Government. sAl,
There are in portion Of the States organizA'
lions Of individuals who have committed and
are daily. committing overt acts Of violation ol
the Constitution, Of secession from the Union,
Il
and cf rebellion against the Goyernment'-
| These acts We comprehend under the general
name of treason or rebellion. This treason Or
rebellion must be suppressed This no man
questions. ,sS5 =. US. s5gs
Bat how is il TO be suppressed and tnas COM
dence and comfy restored between all the
Suites, without which the preservation oil the
Union is mauifestly impossible' P
!, We are already engaged 10 war for the sup,
preston Of the rebellion. Il Is agreed on al
hands, that the war with that single object IN
view, should be carried on with energy and vig'
or. Yet, as the var progresses, the un'n
stands out more and more prominent, that phys
lical force alone will never quiet the rebellion
and save the Union by restoring confidence ana
harmony. If such restoration Is, aswe all pro-
fess 10 believe, the great need Of the country At
the present moment, Il is evident that the oo-
iect can never be accomplished without the CO.
operation Of the loyal and Union men oil the
states where the rebellious secession organlzi'
tions exist, and where for the time being they
4. -. mad IN A oredffT or less extent, tne
ua,e vO III s,,ss.,,, ~ nub,;e affairs. To the
49, .,;ss,. "a volnntarily engaged in pro-
nen 49, =. .,h;so,. of ,bese traitorous organic.
ino'ins 'As .sr.S,... e.r IA offered or accept
as,uo' ,a, .h0m than ~ unconditional submis.
- "o &c, ca..,;,r,;or and the laws Of the UD-
~ ."N y Mas,a, ~ nv, an opep and ayowed disun-
~ ;Ol,.. .sano.o. - ofsr them sny other.
''.rS'' -, = P'yfe aonh, ih,, Tho neople in the
as.e Sea ,s. 80 o,most unanimous in q
s,; :, onoositlou to the present Administra
.."S1 % p.. !, ~ ~ means follows that they
w. ,...r,.. .scss.,on;s,s and rebels, Or
~ I,.srs 4. "a certain, almost beyond
.s,,, ..,s, tho n,eiadices, whether vel
IsSaS' ouSy sS.sa;sh - 5s6ssht exist in TIL
Is ,6te y W. "a ne Ilsoo1ts Admins
s'pssss - ,he,e, vould be. m many
1' So. = % majority, and il
~ ..sna;SSa.,r9 e saneb large and gro wing pro
'n'. -,,ssSSssI s.aa.a..,on .a and In favor 0
, .st,. -. us;on thai in less than sixt
A " 80 ~ "G'-.es,i;aa .o.,aa be effec,uaIly sur
uAis W. NJ IA .onsasncs and harmon
ps1ss1 A -. N.,.h and south in fair wa
80 !. as,manen, restoration. as's 4.a T.
A o.. :, H. n,s,na;ces AGAINST the Adminil
-. ..nno. hs removed from the minds
s@1yA ss..s. - ..or,. Gin. 10 the course of th
sno o'us. fo~r- A.