Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

We reproduce In this paper two articles from
two Of the leading aud moss conservative Hs
paplicAn aud Admiuistra'ion ioarnsls Of New
Ys,k-one from the World. on the "SreDes'
a, the Eoepy," aud the liner from the E5s"'n'
y Pss, oa the = PsolOngasiou Of the War "
We com meud both these articles coming "on
che sou, css they do, to the calm aud consloe'a''
s,,eu,,on Of the reader. We DO not suosc''o'
4, every sentiment and statement put io''' "
ths tvo sr,icles; We ihluk ,bese is, moreover
s,ms ex4ggerssiou in each; bus 'nere Is u
.,.u an much of fact and Of sound argumen'
vh,oh .bs coubtry ought TO know aud appreciate
sa,tom.ke them SOr'by Of something more tnai
mere cursory reading.
The topics discussed are OF painful in1eres'
". is 10 pecesssry TO iOok the mculnes sn'
a.uesrs tina, surround Us full in the lace W.
sb.ll peyes be prepared 70 meet and oVercom
tbis great tsb belhOn. ust se have some lus
- and ed. qa.,s oOacspdon Of It's dimensions sn'
the power b, which It has been sustained an
Ia enabled at this moment to present mot
" formid .ble and threatening frost. He"ho tell
n, TIE ruth In plain, unvarnished phrase
oush it MAY rob US Of some OF our cherished
= nm, delusiye hopes Of an easy victory, is NJ er
em,, eu, ~ise and jadicious friend
Itauell that the conductors OF certain ieso
,,, R.pablicsn and Administration j'urnai
h.,.s la, 20, their eyes open, and arc no
telling co. me unp,iatable. but most Wholesom
,..,h,-,sutbs which other journalists saw s''
us.t,. ago. ja.t as clearly ss the editors OF to-
wiz and PSsf do nos, bus we're forbidden
sb,s plain and full expression under the pAip'
and penalties Of being suspected of, aud per
h.ps ia psisobed for sscretly favOriOg and o U
p.tbizipg sits the rebels
But une has wrought great cnange' io'
truth mus, uow cspe out, Tor circumstance
and events are rapidly evolving is, and the Peo
,,s s,eio 20 discern Is Further attempts q
eoocs.Imen, and deception are useless, and VI
= ,,e,il wish terrible eject upon those Who hau
. beeo ipssumsnsai 10 misleading the puolis
Tbis var /. no child's play, to be carried on a.
/. ffoiic. and ended when the recreation begin
a no grow little tirssoue. Itisa serious under
t.kiDg-tbe length and the 6Oal is'ue Of "aie'
s.Sse a. ,.t among the iuscrutable mysteries o
.. the future. i,1uss g -s
The World regards the great strength oi to'
souri, TO be in lie save'p pOpulaSior--tast which
RypubIic.n .n journals were, q short time s'nee
calculating upon as . sure element OF weakness
and destruction. The slaves are no" admitted
to be the bar Of the Samson of rebellion Tn
ilPOa prypDses that the Go'erumebt shall act
The part q q Delilab. and shear OF these locke
Bus Samson nust hrst be caught and csgeo'
either by coaxDg or BY force, before this ies'
] can be easily accomplished. Otherwise the at
tempt might prove as no ,tlsss as the Graz
mans assertion Of bis right to shear the wolf.
2 Sls The indications are that the Administration
is TO bs vehemeLtly and ceaselessly pressed oy
the organs and poislcisns os'ensibly its sup
porters. to adopt the policy OF using as aiiie'
ali the fugitive slaves IL can procure as the
oul, sure means Of veal snipg and overcoming
) therebels. Add though the Pest accuses h o.
relucsance and hesiiancy, 10 has shown a disPo
sitiOn ss least to try the experiment. as Is eyi
dsuced BY the instructions given 70 the com
msnders Of the great naval expedition recent,
ordered 70 the Sou bern coast. ~ D