Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
.sThe BuKle Calls I''.. .Citizsns eh houId
now Preparc for the OWL Combat!

now ereparc for the OWL Combat
-s Ia every part Of the State Courty committees
are promptly responding to the call for th'
State Convection, on the 4.h Of July, aud neve'
we're tho bugle calls tor the army more prompt
y responded TO by the soldier, IN the coDtes
against armed Secession, than the old Democ'
raoy and Conservative citizens are responding
TO the osls for organisation against the Aboll'
ton traitors, who are undermining the very
foundations of the bzst government on earth
The military power Of Secession Is fast crumb
ling to pieces before the bright folds Of toe
"Flsg of the UnloD," backed by the strong
a arms and stout hearts Of the Union Army; anc
sR the cry c1mes up from the brave voiunteers,
from The UeiOn men Of the South, and from pa
uIots 10 every Quarter, that tie demon OF AB..
LrieM,H n must Do put do Tn in th, N rtb.
.os. A vvmoseer RON one VI me ceotrai counties
o. ssas Stale, wn0se fAl orr Ia prCmiDeaG R.
30 poo tcsn Sho Is Low il Tsnnesste, ana Wno bat.
.-iasG rvu neo iron al sBcuision u circulate To-
I ~ proclA aiAtioL OF Gov. J HSsoE, wits ON
IA that 'alI That is nov ~n-tiOg 20 make U.iOi
. men b, thousands n TsBuessee, is the assuranc
tbt Aooitiouis does not rule the North "
s Tits Is. no ounht. trnes and every phssibl.
e. ta,sG should De made to give thls assurance
Gov j HNs.H. OF TtnUessee, anu CIV. stan
LEY, of Nor.h Carolina, are doing good "0lR
aod rapidly developing the old love Tor Lb'
Union, hich had been quenched BY The Aboli.
: tionisIs; the uIion nemsers from the B.rdel
States are struggling With heroism, industry
and eloquence TO straDgle the monster In Con
gress, aud the hands OF these noble men must be
sustained, and their hearts encouraged by the
Pr. PIE of the Northern States. Ohio mustDoI
will not-be back SaId In this great and glo-
q, rious work NOiO is the time Tor the North u
give he Uoion men of the South the grateful
a. aIce "Lhat this war is not waged on thei
PAL = any apirit Of oppression, or tor any pur-
pose Of conquest or subu aEion or purpose |
4 overthrOWiDg or interfering with the rights o.
established Institutions Of those States, but to
defend and maintain the supremacy Of the Con-
sttution, and to preserve the Union, with all
Z the dignity, equality, and rights of the several
States unim paired; and that as soon as these
ii objects are accomplished the war ought TO
cease"
% And while this assurance is being given by |
our armies and our Military Governors, the
NSsthern people must, by public meetings, b. |
resolutions and by v.TEs, show that they disap |
prove and condemn the wild, wicked and revo |
. lntOnary schemes now pending, aud already |
passed by Congress! For, of what avail lie IL |
shat while Ex- Governor CAMPBELL, of TeDnes
q - ba Ind ad nfI
the sIutb, that If they lay down their arms ana
renew their covenant with the Union, they will
! be kindly treated and all their State and local
rights respected, II Congress 10 continually Civ
ing the lie to these pledges, by passing laws for
their entire snbjugatiOn or determination, con-
nscAtiDg their property, and forieiting all their
rights as citizens1
a = Beside this great work of re-assuring the
Union men Of the South, Ohio has another
great work to do. The old Federalisls Of New
EDelapd, allied with the Abolitionists and capi
taiais. are ktrsiaiDg every nerve go TO shape
.the fEaocial policy Of the Government, as to
9moks hs s,est West tributa,y 20 the Esst!
thfes.enipg attiIudes Of The money pOWtr,
which has been concentsated and consolidated
In the Atlantic cities, Dust be met and van
qaishsa at the ballotbOx, and the people must
look well to this great fact, while selecting
their candidates for Congress. None but men
4 Of tried inssgrisy, true patriOtIsm, and marked
ability. should BE- selected; for in the next
& Congress will bs fought the great contest for
tho equality Of States, and che ust distribution .
Of the pOSerof the Republic.