Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

M eatt Itort w. p@'yS 1Ppes" Asno
Jsuraal, signed by about eighty gentlemen
xho hays heretoiore been classed as moderate
RepGbiickhs. Abolition KepUblicans and Dem
ocrats--a small portion Of the latter, about the
usual number that generally attach themselves
y rev parties, osRapizsd 70 contend agAins. me
DenippiaS1ts6 .sl'o oai sg,.dy (se9l9ls ~ ~ y
Among them Uerecognize some aotothe Ia
railias names WholAgufed inthe Organization Of
ne Republican party on the 18th Of Jhly, 1854
'fhe can for that, Convention was signed BY
IosHPa h. swAu, j. H. CouLTfRt and, JoHn W.
AnpRnss. q We fiud these gentlemen now eb-
Ehged inf gaivaniaing the Republican party
snder q new name, Taking the resnlt- Of ther
effottsof 1854 90 the criterion cannot promise
the people much good from their second trial.
The beaSioctas chen, " how, we're used ~ stool
pjgeSns. 70 better enable the traPpers In catch
Ing heuuwary1i They are not numerous, nor
liEit necessary lhsy, shouid be, lest they might
adopt some fssolations that would prevent the
abolition element from voting with them, Thus
rendering oths concern failure. tns ~, q
In 1854, Judge, SPALDIEe,. ED. SMITH, Bals.
ErsHssS, y P4hDrr. and such AbolidOnists, con- con
trolledl the Convention Judge SPAlDIse was
the father or the resolutions. They were
- !, Il ~ nsonia ~ tbe North
49, 80 y ,Ss,, MI. no ons tnsv better than
Il. - - A. I, ,s,r-r,, They were in.
- All ssi,SI .s.n,t,a {. n,oaictea sitp-
Ths ,hNa M r,;ar d.o,a,;no that no more
~ s,.,.s .Ao,,a 'hs .amit,sd was the, one
49, ,ha, Lna- vould hreak snlhe Union. II
,h ], Z, ;g1, ;. ao,..d |, ,bs neople Of the
,No..s W. '0,o'lo = ''.'.., .,1', =
Speaking of this resolution, the Statesmda az
nj i, gss;a. d IN \ sa ;snt mint Of this reso-
i.,;o. o2.oos;atIonS 70 10 tbe admission oi
I'm, 'S,a,,, hs,sslts,. This IL more signifi.
c.pt+esolse than anything yet limited, at 1t
means. n its Last result. the pissoLur1oN or THE
UsIoE, an. Tbis "a iust,vhat was the intention Of
Az .movsrs. and what Ia the resultq ! The same
te,uit would have followed n the slave States,
yhenn2 they had ,the control Of Congress, had
resolved To- admit. no more non -slaveholding
States sls Either position would destroy the
Onion. .i's@se -cH1" bls l.25s!inl ~
: Mr., SrALpIna in that Convention said: EDO
. ,,o, ,a,n ,n,oh wban No get the people oil
v. "o e. 49, .'T,m, -
OHIO to declare tnere snaii DC no ~ofo e'a'e
States7' and as germain to that proposition, be
voxed that Tho iiNorthvest was capable Of
. ,rI,sr ,.-.L eoia 70 oo..sa,, ru,r,
prhg'pg 'n'o 'sne.. .ne'u' - Aeess''''
HUNDRED THOUSAND hghhng men" f'' e
Taking the propositions together, who can
s.,h. clea,lv saw vhat was IN be
uVuD. o4' .4e' ~ s'e2 sre
the ultimate result Oh Inc sofA ne mas 'nas
Jay setting in motion in the great state oil
Ohiaa .'1'"'i - -" 'H'..
r..t, ,s..,...,. i. =. -, 80, anotbayr ~, maaps.
ius iusis'e ea's =" w.. VOC
used toinhuence the puohc miho Oh tneA peoP'e
Of the North.. Soon q case came up in conflict
h.,woan tba Maternal and State anthorities -
= oe ,ho o.;,;no,o,. of
'uuge SWAN, who ''ss'''.s''-. va ouo =,
the party, and elected Supreme Judge Dy a. de-
cided the law constitutional; and for this SPAL-
=, .o W. nd IL On. btoueht his head
lN - ~, ~ 80 "a
20 inc poiihcAi DOCK anu 10 was iusospi'asee,
II was claimed by some Of the Republicans that
that was not the reason Of his political DEATH
but this,would not DO. MIR. sPAIDisG inme- |
wrote letter , as follows; (, ~. s.on i
.@siissajas CLEVELAND, o., June %, 1853.
GEoner W WESTON. saa-nDsa' "a sa;,c.o Osg
IN nv ,Srr ~ nsoer eTeekIy1 Of the 25tb instant un-l
der the title or heading of .Jadge Swan Of
ohiop and In doing SO 70 say 'na. .ne writer is |
M Of bs resiSspos n
coIumbus.s he was dropped for the reason that
be, ae judicial officer, recognised the fugitive