Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-23
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AN INFAMOUS RECORD !!

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The infamous conduct of the Ohio STATE Jour-
u and its lieutenant, the Capital Oily Fact,
ve beg pardon Of our readers for mentioning
le name Of the vile thing 10 our columns) to-
ards the Ohio SIstssmsa has induced us to pre-
ant the following record of these papers to the
ublic gaze. Wemake no comments Every hon.
ct man in community will form his own opinion |
{ both Of the papers referred to, after reading |
hisrecord:
From the Ohio stats Journal, March %, 1861
'The erroneous Impression Of many Of peoples
hat Republican or Democratc institutions are on trial.
nd that the FAIL or THE AMERICAN UNION carries down
nth IT, not only these nititutons bat the hopes Of free
om every where, has been generally accepted BY the
uide world, and We now md curious spectators In bu
ope looking on intensely at what they suppose to be
he herce struggle OF Democracy for life. Especially
our Englsh cousins In this matter; and
he London Times has deemed 1t expedent to send ont
one Of It's crack etterwren to report the proceedings
We started ont by saying the impression that Demo-
cratic institutions trial In this country Is errone'
gone 10 the country 10 be passed and which, FAILING
TO TIE ENDS OF ITS abouto
be CAST AsDE like the body which Immortal soul has
worn out and thrown of, to seek and more lasting
tenement. The Democratic idea in Americahas OUT
LIVED THE AMERICAN UNION. That Is all.
Politicians aud doards may gabble and weep tears OF
hn; ,eason snscs ana bnms, itv viii aI.nIy &C
60, ~ a. ono ~ ,hnoa cheevng evidences that Divine
Providence Is working good to the creatures Of earth
through the process OF events.
utt,s eoiS. SfHr xrrnusrA.M oy THr MIssTs roR THE
s,on q MORT on Irss yIcrrTIous The Union has been
apoheosz by politicians for their selaSh sggrand
iEemsnt It has been made their lying cry until the
sTHIrrna had come to invest IL with certain degree
of saoredpess.
.'The Arioanised people Of the South HAVE PaEcrPI
r.rrp wos n which we believe advancing civilization
and The tsachprs OF Chrstsnity would have ere long
DEmANDRD AT THE HANDS OF THE yREx PEOPLE OF THE
NORTH The completely with the barbarism OF slavery,
has become more every year. and must have
been thrown o yoLunTARiLY before the lapse Of many
vears THr UN1oN HAS DONE NOTHING IN REALITY FOR
It: Legislation b.. al been n favor Of :avsy
podes rxrsTKNcEs OF the sections are
FRrrrRADIr TO UNION which s to one and
retards the progress OF the other"
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From the Ohio staie journal, Aprn xs' ieoi'l
Another very noticeable feature Of the war is that
while on the southsde It Is wholly the work Of polit
Clans on the northside 10 10 wholly apopular movement.
Inc ~ hpp ss1v s,ss %sio,v s,s tnoYn 10 have
been opposed. The admnistraon OF the North AND OF
THE uHros has been borne into tne war on an resis.
able current OF POPULAR ikkLihe Ine leaders OF tne
rebels are far ahead OF their deluded people, whom ney
are drawing toward THIS gult OF oark Despair. Tne
friends Of TEE UNroN AMoNo THE PEOPLE ARE AHEAD OF
Trnh nl LkADths; I,,.., -, ,u,.,s.a M.
body hears OF them, nobody cares to hear Except as
they hold ONCE Tor as once holds tnem tney are anars
Of neep popu,nr o v ,hs n,s,sncs of
great cheftatns Ther impnhesa are tnose OF moviou'
al heroism Religion, LOVE OF COUNTRY AND LOVE OF
LDERry inspire them. They are accustomed to act Tor
themselves; they are fel-conndlng, seIrustnnlng.
They believe thatthe rebellion must DO crushed. They
ask that General Scott or some other Of military
genius shall show them how to go about 1t. They
have the spiit, the muscle and the money, and they
know that they have the numbers TO garrison every
bellious city, town and village and hold the South by
main force. =,
Three facts dstinguish the present movement from all
others known to history The revolution 10 not to sub
action i not that Of nercenass led on BY great chief
ains 70 qnella people put ine peSpe ,sng 81 nass,
qSen a,t,a s A. ,,S .h; s,,soc ,evsmsnt. it
nas AN a,u Wy MY @ " " VIZ "
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sIe e2uaa e.en 70 e ~ @ % n1. u,s Pvru
sce war ~. lee aa sn,s.ns snsrs.
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From the Ohio State Journal May 49, 1861
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The progress Of events everywhere toward popular
government and there y no POSSIBILITY mat America wii
ever Be an obstacle 70 Democralc eovsnce. Nooouy
30 wld a 10 peheve tnss sueh oe,pots " .nA
either Napoleon could tnis country no mute
WA, s,psa III ssmn,v an ;mnosbi,,tvs The n,
~ ~ - o,, /. II. 10 o1,vII The sr,t mnt,n
.a.s. 49,. a,, .oy-ss,anTy Tbs 1merican svsten
Jssn i;-,ng norsr nrevents that anv man. hoveye
IA ahIs skopld erasp An ~ rens in hs hand
Ths tsct alone that American soldiers are still Amer
..n sitirsnS vitb iNTWuTs NOT 10 sprAK on PRIDE n
n-rors ITO ,SsrTrrTIoss HurpRKp TIMES MORE prIr
Avn SspoR Mt Than they could have in tyrantss "a
xor,Ii forever prevent the attempt Of wicked ambi
n IL simniv absurd 10 talk of Democracy AZ ON rnIA
s M life IN this war There Il really nothing on TRIA
SrT Trr orsrIoN az ucrssIor That Is the idea upor
Si.h ~ ssctiors are voinS To war. and however m
ancis ana there is no nrobabiiitv that the resul
I rsss,iy chsnse SIrHrR THE yoRn on SPIRIT Of no
,i,ii q, he North or south-unlesa indeed
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