Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
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! XMr. N8xEr1aoDI Zoe VI ~ u'Nfks, ~ W
sSus.s. sriiInk none isshs salem i'pA1''ss%
Of which he 10 the editor, saSs;
j.. solfEf. IzsIIl tHmK mat syxde.hzstle lns.es
track, but as t. whether ho has the WIG - ~ =
bottom 70 bold out 70 the end OF fbe racs.iIr,
matter, 70 my mind, OF fearful DOUBT y 49,
are 100 many UuiUn Democrats IN toss Lss' s's'~- ~.
hire. Mo are not incIioe0 70 iuok
w de NTH 1np sdnKreelof lGiloannce Nha,eSst.n
.sTntt's JWhnt ilhoe matfafsn hlrE ksiliyse y
odr coun,,, understand 20 be wade ms..
andiInaIswhesh sbszy fhitihe will aiana ~
/ him 10 loBg As yhsFeie gby chance o. ne s's''
tiOn!gagi a ~, uzadi NcliSi q Dla'm ~ ~
M REiILTlb sst desu RsOOsOfshs"udion.al.
Depscrav. hat the 'Adicsls count h'@ - NJ" f'T"'"
d.. scory, she Rsprsseststive from Warren
county, AID editor Of the Star, is also "risine
letters home 10 bis paper. From one that We
hnd in THE week . ,of thAs Journal We
make the folloEing sxsract; ~ ,osbaorssr1oo 4
The Union party, had q oAucus on the Sena7
.lorial question, a feN, lghts Agvs asshish noinf
ing was done; nor wGa it the Intention 100
anything that would, biud the membsfsr OF the
party, 90 0is gasA u0mplete succepss Apr Accem7
p.iahsd ils mission fully IL gas called an 'tn-
formal" caucus. There lNill be smother caucus
called In teu days. We understand anu wnicn
| viii, We hope, be more ictmal, for our expert.
| ancs in informal cAucuses iof the last tW0 win
ters has not been Of the most satisl actory CHAR
lacter We'thiuk II the Legislature Ie going 70
| elect q Senator this winter, the Union parry
| ought % make its nomination at once, and eiec';
| II not the question should be pos AZ rest by the
action OF the dominant party, and the election
put of till next sessi1n. Astbe matter no"
| stands, half Of the tipie Of members 10 taken
| up in talking of the Senatorial qutstion. 80
i III there wae but one candidate, there would
/ be DO difficulty In fixing the time for tlecsing
bus as there nre some fifteen OF twenty candi
dates, "ihings are checkered," and each bar II
the check runs 80 the point OF time when ~
candidate stands the best chance Of being elect
\ ed From present appearances, We are OF tn'
opinion that whether the election comes on till
winter or next, the result5Will be the same
Wade will be- returned; at leaat, it 90 appeari
Il 70 one In the c0rneP We read o strong lette
Isthei other day 20 o Union Democrat i'm th'
House, from John W. Forney. urging on him q
vote for Wade We undefstand, also, there i
q letter here from Stanton, Secretary Of War
urging Wade's re.elections These lettere, o
course, will have their effect on the Union DE
mocraoy. Two-thrds Of the Republican mem
! bers will vote for W ade on the first ballot, an
most Of the ether third held him as their secon'
i choice. .ubQ ltua--Ig 4
i JoHN w. FoRHEE is doubtless doing All tha
he can to insure ths reelection of WADE III
is the Secretary of Rspublican Senate, an'
vas supported for that POsi.ionI BY the man h
Il nov writing letters for, 70 members OF th'
Ohio LEGISLATURE, We apprebeDd, that !, FoH 1l
sEY's disiaieTested advice will have very ittls
| weight in determining the Senatorial contes
here No man Of Democratic inssincss vii
| pay anyregafd to it-al bred Eoo ,psha o E
/ We are assured that DR.. SoOrr is mistaken II
bic statement that Secretary srAsron has writ
ten q letter nrkiHg WADE's Ie-slecsion, w
learn from an intimate friend of Mr.. sTANrors
shat nos only no such letter has been written b,
him, but .hat bic predilscsicDs don's ran IN ths
direction ",yalsb s'ssl" sdl 10 suidiua Yss
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