Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-19
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We find the following able and conclusive
arsicle II the Chicago Tsmss Of recent date.
Its truthful u!terances commend II to every
ssalrgrlend or sns Union throughout The loyal
States; n f1.iF I'LL. Ian M
The eppfehensIon iE no doubt felt - some
10y IL and Conservative quarters that the great
Democratic movement 70 which 90 much mo-
me6ium has been given BY the recent Democra.-
10 conventions Of Indiana ana Nov nempsnire
Northern popular unity which was inaugurated
at the fall oil Sumter, and which has given 30
much moral and material power to the govern
ment In the prosecution Of the.war,
Those who feel this apprehension do not sur,
vey the whole ground, but tAlLe very limited
view of things They overlook the very es-
sental fact that Northerh unity had been, not
disturbed merely, but broken up by the ADOLF
ton Republican leaders "a and out OF Congress
and BIZ the Journals Id their interest while vet
the whole Democratic party we're holding their
party organization In suspense and giving oil
their energies TO the support OF . Republican
administration pledged, II ever an ADMINISTRATION
was pledged 10 anything, 10 conduct the war
In strict conformity 10 the principles OF the
Crttenden resolution. We 90 not cay tna'
the naturalization has violated lis piedge 70
this regard, As whole it has not, though
might violate Il, and one member Of it, fortunate.
" no longer q member, sought on q memorable
occasion 20 commit IL toa violation Of IT, Bul
an apparently considerable party In the North.
or, as We have said, the leaders and Journals Of
'considerable party, have openly, boldly and
violently espoused the violation oft BY the Ad'
ADMINISTRATION and the prosecution Of theFAr upon
principles and for purposes alike savage, uncon-
stitutiopal and destructive Of all hope for the
restoration of the Unions II lie 10 oppose this
party and TO strike Il down, aud to fortify the
Administration In all its good resolutions and
70 sustain it In all its right courses, and 70
| strengthen the cause Of the Union 10 every pos
slble way against present and future assault
| from whatever quarter, that the great Demo
ocratic movement, formally inaugurated at In
Idlanapolis and Concord, has been undertaken
Nor 10 this all The detection Of Republican
leaders and jonFhals 70 the Union cause, and the
course OF other eVenle, had madeh absolutely
necessary 70 the salvation OF the cause that .
great political organization should take it in
chsrge. Otherwise 1t would have been like a
ship at sea without rudder or compass, Other
wise Il would. have speedily drifted into hopeless
helplessness The Democratic party comes
forward in this emergency as the great Union
party, with doors open to all Union men oi
whatever political aDtecedenis. II proposes ia
restore, 90 far as that be possible, the Northern
unity which abolitionism has 60 nearly de
stroyed l,- ,...ri l,
Ii We mistake not, this Democratic moveneni
has had something to do with the change in thu
Cabinet which causes SO much Joy al over tht
land and with the rumored further changes
which, if they shall be as happy As, the recen
change, will cause rejoicing such as has not beeI
known over any event for many Yeas. In
movement viii be productive Of many othe
4 Immediate good results, and lie good inhaenc'
upon the ultimate destiny OF the country no maj
can estimate. This truth, however, is evident
that II the Union shall be sayed, the Democtau
party will have saved II, ,r,s-I 4 e..