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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

I'HE true Union men of 0bio-ihose who
supported ard t.iumphantly elected the State
ticket of the Convention OF July a, and also
returned fourteen sound constitutional Demo
crats TO CoDgress-have manifested their Joy
BY an unusual number Of grand celebrations oi
this happy and great event. From every part
of The State we have reports of county and
neighborhood celebrations, patriotic speeches,
the roar of cannon and other demonstrations OF
10y aud sladnes,, 10 celebration and commem-
oratlon Of our grand and glorious victory II
would require the capacity of daily paper Tor
weeks to publish the proceedings OF those
m nneetipRs-and they stil continue! Well may
the lovers Of the Constitution and the Union re-
joice with exceeding joy. Well may they clasp
hands and ps,riotically salute each other on an
occasion of such moment But We must all re-
member that the glorious work of regeneration
Is Just begun, aud that there Is still much TO
do, to make IL complete and perfect-and while
rejoicing over the grand result OF October Ia,
let us prepare for the good work still necessary
and which lies before us-the redemption OF
our State and she sslva.ion Of the Union The
FIRST IL is our duty to achieve, and We will do it,
and hy this &C! We will do our part, and In con
junction with the patriotic men OF other States,
save the Old Ship Constitution, aud ye: cave
our glorious Union.
Let us all prepare for tho labor that Is before
ua.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

SENATOR SOLOMON FooTr, who has just beer
re elected to the United States Senate, made
an address before the members Of the Yer
mont Legislature on the 24ih ult. Mr. FoOTr
who claims to be conservative Republican, II
the course Of his speech, perpetrated an anus
ing joke upon his. more radical brethren-a
joke by which he drew cheers from the Aboli
siOn seats by fraad-thougb, as the Baltimore
Sun remarks, a pious fraud, perhaps:
al am for making this an abolition war;" he
said, In bis stentorian voice. fCheers from the
radicals. II repeat" said he, II am for an
Abolition sDar" Louder cheers from the same
auarter.l ~ mean, gentlemen, that l am
for the abolition of this rebellion" Not a
cheer from that side, but deafening applause
generally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

Ing upward through The neck 70 the brain, cauH'
ing immediate death.
This sad and unexpected occurrence, hal
proyed terrible blow to the friends and family
Of the deceased. In the very vigor Of manhood
and endeared to q large circle OF friends, BY biz
generous qualities OF character, his untimely
and violent death shocks them and the commu'
nifty with horror.
Mr.. Brown also, has large circle Of friends
who deeply regret his participation in this un'
fortunate affair.
Tho finding Of the Coroner's Jury, is thai
the deceased came to his death at the hanos o.
Henry II Brown. Mr. Brown Ia under arrest
preliminary to a judicial investigation Inc
facts will be fully developed then, and the com
munity should patiently await the result OF 'h'
trial
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

TaE New York Eoeains Post published seV
eral labored editorial articles last week, endeaV
oring to prove, to use Its own language, "that
an amicsble composition of the quarrel Of Ihe
North and the South 10 impossible" Hence
according to The POs"s reasoning, the North
must be conquered and suojugated to the South
ern Confeteracy, or i! must wage against the
South successful war for the emancipation OF
the blacks and the determination Of the whites.
Use what disguises they msy-houey coat their
Diaunion pill as they please-this is the plain
and obvious drift of the Abolisionists. They
are determined that there ehall be no "amicA,
BILE composition" or settlement between the two
sections, of the unnatural war which they have
aided 10 producing and intensifying. The wal
must be prolonged under the cry of ensncipa
tion and determination, instead Of the Union
and the Constitution, for which these hypocritea
shouted so Justify year ago. How much bet
ter are they than rebels in arms against the
Government
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
The STATE OF ONO,
EXECUTIVE DKrARraEsT,

COLUMBUS, October %, 1861.
Tho time. honored custom adopted BY the
fathers of our State, of setting apart one day
10 each year for praise. thanksgiving and prayer
Ia Almighty God, for His goodness and mercy
to us as a people, should be preserved. Es-
pecially ut a time like the present. should all
good cItIzsns unite 10 laying aside the ordinary
business Of life, at leaat for day, and devote
themselves to the teachings OF their Maker
The eff1s. made by the legally constituted
authorities Of the land, to put down the WicKeo
rebellion against the Federal Government the
bee, ever enjoyed by any people, In which enort
Inc gallant sous Of Ohio have borne so con-
spioaous and proud part, has hiIed every
neghbothosd with mourning. Our brave SOL
diers are yet exposed to the dangers OF the neid
a. battle, and to the bardships and sickness ot
camp life; and, our system OF governments, Id
form liter Gods own laws, and go gentle that
il, reins we're scarcely felt by the governed, is
Ses in peril.
Our Heavenly Father can console the dis
tre-sed, and heal the sorrows of the mothers
sui widows heart; He can protect from danger
our patrioHc soldiers nov in the field; de can
paralyEo the arm Of tho enemy of our good gov
ernment:
Nov, therefore, 10 obedience to The request
of the General Assembly of the State OF Ohio
nod to the end that simultaneous petition TO
Him may ascend to Heaven from all parts oi
our State, do hereby fix upon, aud set apart,
Taursday, he 9Th day Of NOpem6s' merit,
as day of praise, thanksgiving and prayer
TO Almighty God. And do recommend, that,
sbs.sining from oil business pursuits, the good
and pu,e-minded people Of our State, meet TO-
ge.her at their usual places Of worship, and
with one voice, humbly aak the God OF oil ma
tions to smile upon the distressed of our land;
thas He give wisdom and purity to those in an-
thority; that He PROSTATE the enemies OF our
Government, and that, in all things, He give
such wisdom to all the people of the earth, as
will enable them to conform to His laws, to the
end that peace end good will shall prevail
throughous the world.
In witness whereof, have heseunto set my
hand and affixed the Great Seal Of tho State
Of Ohio, the day and year above written
DAVID TOD, Governor.
B.F. HOFFMAN, Private Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

BISHOP WHIrPLE (EplscopaD, Of Minnesota,
after visiting the battle felc Of Aniietsm, and
the wounded 10 the hospitals, wrote to friend
as follows:
Never have seen such love as these men
have for Mcclellan The men would die for
him. am convinced moro and more Of the
Injustice of the assaults on him. A man who
can take demoralized army from defeat, and
drive superior force az he did, deserves our
praise.
Ooe thing do say; don't doubt Mcclellan.
A brsver, truer man don't live; and more, he is
the only man who can take that army. Better
than all, be is Chriatlan and cares for his
soldiers when wounded or sick. He told me the
Minnesota frat were as noble regiment as
ever honored any army, and never ialtered a
hairs breadth. The boys send love TO you.
Yours, faithfully,
H. b. WHIPPLE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

OnE OF the chief reasons urged by the aboli
tionists in favor of an emancipation proclama.
tion was, that II would revolutionIzs the popu.
lar opinion of Europe as to the war, commend
the Union cause to universal appreciation, re.
move all danger Of foreign Intervention, and
create blaze Of glory generally. Well, the
proclamation has reached Europe, and we have
the British response to IL, which is just about
what We have expected 1t would be, and which
is about as contrary to the professed expects.
tions Of abolitionism as possible. The indics
lions are, strongly, that the proclamation will
hasten, If IL does no, actually provoke, foreign
intervention, and that In that way, as In al
other ways, IL will bring disaster to US. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
Curious Logic.

Abolition presses and orators who have all
along been condemlng and denounelng Gen.
Mcclellan as "charlAtan," "traitor," "in-
competent" with all other opprobrious epithets
they could heap upon him, now endeavor to
substantiate the wisdom and good policy Of the
Presidents free negro proclamation by assert
Ing, without authority, that Mcclellan approves
Of II This certainly Is bordering on the ridic-
ulous, and shows TO what despicable shifts
political knaves and tricksters sometimes are
driven. .-HaReock Courier.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
B.F. HOFFMAN, Private Secretary

We copy elsewhere the notices Of toe Dayton
Empire and the Dayton Journal, Of the shoot-
log Of Mr.. BoLLMEYER, the senior editor OF the
former paper.
Mr., BoLLMEYrR was one of the most energetic
and efficient men connected with the press oil
Ohio, and had large circle Of friends, who all
lament deeply his sudden and uniimely death.
We tender to his afflicted family our sincere
sympathy and sorrow in this their hour OF deep
and terrible affection.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
An Emin ent English Lawyers Opin
ION OF OuY ROllkICa.

Edwin James, Esq of New York, an emf
nent English lawyer who has recently taken
up bis residence in that city, was called out at
late Democratic meeting In New York. AZ
| ter returning his Acknowledgements he said
"At present have not become member of
any political organization ia this country. l
have become an inchoste citizen, have taken
out my papers, and at the proper time l trust
shall aspire to that which is the highest aim
in freq country--to take my part In the ordi-
nary questions Of political affairs.
d
"Upon the other questions that are row at
tracing the attentions of this country, am
forming my opinions But there 10 one question
upon which as an inchoate citizen Of this coun.
~ desire to explain my opinion. doubt al
mos. at this time whether | tread the free soil
of America--whether breathe the free air OF
the American Continent, when see the trial
BY jury denied, the suspension of the writ Of
habess corpus, when see persons immured,
and it is declared that the employment Of i'm
when I see these things going on must doubt
/ am breathing the free air OF America Il was
hardly possible to believe that man could be
here arrested by telegraph and without author
ity--lt was things like these that destroyed
every notion which European had Of liberty
In the United States. tsH lf
III was amused, said Mr.. James, in continu-
ing, when. the other day. gentleman came to
me---he was client, and, 40 do not get many
of them at present, Iremember him very well
land said, 'What has been the matter With
YOUR He said, u have been 10 Fort McHenry
for two n,onths.' What did you 60 there FORT
Il don't know; was arrested By telegraph
ELaughtsr.l How did you get out9' q don't
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
Democratic mass meeting az newark,
NrMInr. Oct. %. 1869.

NEwARK, Oct. 30, 1862.
EDIToRs SrArrsMAN: Please announce through
the columns Of your paper that Hon G. L. VAL
LANDIoHAh and Hon. JOHN 0'NElLL will address
a Mass Meeting Of tho Democracy of Licking,
and the adjoining counties, at Newark, on
Wednesday, November s, 1862, at o'clock,
P. M.
By order of the Democratic Central commit.
tee Of Licking county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

In c,ses Of persons who have been drafted
into the military service of the United States,
and who claim exemption from such service as
aliens, the Secretary of State has decided that
such aliens must, before they can be discharged
show ths. the applicant has not exercised the
elective franchise while in this country. This
ia reversing the ordinary rule by requiring the
alien 10 prove q negative.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
Ann,,,,on MMelpers."

-
The Cincinnati Gssat' bOaSiipsly ssa '"'
other day: y,.,..n..
r. Mor,gomerv. late editor OF the VicksDurg
ub;c wha yscentlv made his escape from tne
ymS s"y ,mrinr Illinois for the Abolition
,s,u ~ ps,son Bsownlow and Senator wright
Of Indiana, are IN the same business, ,o,,ss
uon 10. Holt Of Kentucky, has written Io'.s'
n Massachusetts, In favor OF the Abolition parry'
The Rev. Mr.. Carter Of Tennessee ana Sor
onel Hamilton Of Texas, are speaking ~ Wv
York on the came side OF the question strange
isn't III or 10 1T
Not a bit strange, Mr.. Gazette Ever since
the Abolitionis,s began to "agitate" politically
some thirty years ago, there have not been
waiting numerous instances 10 which Southern
men and Northern conservatives have been leu
astray by their speclous sophisms' and have De-
come perfect monomaniacs in politics Whcthef
your list of names be correct or not, you might
have increased 1t a hundred fold, and included
many I" Helper" and the editors and propfi-
etors of the Cincinnati Gazette. That Instances
of this kind, 10 the whirl and excitement ol the
timee, should sometimes occur, is not a whit
moro strange than thst BErEDlCr ARNOLD be
came traitor, or that the Cincinnati 9dzdte,
once q stsid, sober, conservative journal, has
become, all OF a sudden, crazy, incsndisry'
radical Abolition concern.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
Master Commissioners Sale.

Breckenridge Wilson, } Docket 3, page 457.
vs. \ Superior court OF ErnnkliI
William Robertson, OF al.) County.
i the said Court to directed, will offer for sal
at the door Of the Court House in the city Of Coum
bus on
Saturday, the 9Th day of December, A. d. 1852
at one O'Clock P. NJ the following described real
tate, situate in Franklin county, Ohio, towit:
The south half Of lot number three (3, being one
part Of half section number A. Township 5, Range %
refugee lands.
Appraised at 800 per acre.
O. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
.r. and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees %
nov4 dlt6rwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
"Under the Order OF the Govern or o
Ohio.1

The Canton Democrat states that upon the
allowance of a writ of hatsas corpus by a
Judge Of the proper Court and a service of the
same By the Sheriff OF RIchlsnd county, upon
the Military Commandant at Camp Mansfield,
the latter officer returned to the Judge the fol-
lowing as bis answer to the writ:
Under the order of the Governor OF Ohio /
most respectfully state, 1 shaii disregard this
orit, and will not obey It's requirements
c. SHERMAN, Col. Com
CAMP MANsFiELD, Oct. Is, 1852.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
Great Books in Press.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

A wAeoisH cuFate overheard the schoolmas.
ter giving Lessons in grammar: "You cannot
place a, the singular article" ssid the precept.
or, "before plural nouns. No one can say a
pigs, a women, a." "Nousense, cried the
curate, "the prayef.book knows better than
you, should think, or II vouldn't teach me "a
Say G-men.v : fiA4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

"FoR several days before the Issuing OF the
emancipation proclamation" says an exchange
"ths President was observed TO bo in brown
study" eyes," retorts the Louisville Demo-
eyat," 10 John Brown study
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
FARM FOR SALE

- TNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS m.
Miiil Il for sale his farm on the Scioto river,
Iiil on the Dublin road AZ miles -four miles &nA
By ralroad) from Columbus containing 155 acres Of
land about 90 OF which Is table and productive
SO 10 In woods under good fence and IL used
pasture, and has stream Of water which does not
dry up In summer freeze much in winter There ID
young orchard containing about IL Of bud
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able crop. There Is also Il young vineyard. This
property Is desirable either to the Farmer the Hor
culturist.
Terms accommodating. Application may be made to
K. P. HATCHER,
Oct. 29-H. No. 296 Town street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

Orr Of the Boston Abolitiouia.a having been
drafted, this makes good commencement Of
Greelsy's army. The Portland Argus says:
''Bully for che 100000. The number now will
stand 6O0.9s9, who rush forth to emanclpase'
according 10 the proclsmallons."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

Mn. FRExcH has taught one hundred negro
children at Fernandina, Florida. to sing "Glory,
Glory, Eallelujah," at an estimated expense to
Uncle Sam of about 100000. What blessings
to the country are Trenches!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
DIED.

On Sunday Nov. g. at one O'Clock p. M. al his res.
dence on the corner OF Sixth and Mound Streets In
this city, aged thirtyseven years. NEvLK RosTKR. son
Of Samuel and Elisabeth Foster deceased formerly
Bicester, 0xfordihire, England.
The funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock this forenoon
from his late residence R08 South Sixth street. servI
ces at 81. Patrick's Church.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

DY MUTUAL CONSENT OF THE
ID parties thereto the oopartneYshp heretofore exist
Ing between the undersigned, under the name and hrm
Of FISK g. RIDGWAY, II this day dissolved. All
debts due the nrm will be paid to Stephen B. Ridgway,
and the indebtedness Of the nrm will be paid By him
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wives, Mothers ana Sisters' whose
Husbands, Sons and Brothers serving In the Army
can not put into their knaPsacks more necessary or
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4 OINTMENT. They insure the health even under
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aro, u. MCMILLAN,

urP On GGs, oSr aattcns oirthdav, zoe dectars n y
,s Joes, tOAo arc rebels d0dtnst ne oesI toress y
~ ,1IT Gosfedsracv, ldt our adttoH0l Constt
sioT Sscl pTeval and Gt Tie Unton sohica aaons :.
- I,Sa,T,s Internal peace and ecterrG secnrHp W
,gch Sdte, mus and shdH % Preservea.. vea..c,v,,Au
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

N-p 51o,d sbot this Gorernment Sods nldde on q
XII 6gsis Jy q1h.e men, for the beHeft f toHfte
sasn a.d their postsrtty forever; nora,As
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

,rs"1A. e.l.eraI commanding takes Lats occasion
t,ntvd H. ocsTs and sOdters OF ne army taGt zoe
,' @naasd IN supporting The Constitutio' ana sgtes
ar "a USisd Stdtes, and In sSppresssno rcoSnton
80 ~ ~o1inr. Tersnoe or su1u0dtion; Hdt hA "a
os oottest ooainst populations, 6tt d0atn: grnasd
Sorcss; Gs ySggs carried o -, %,ss'S - ,.,,o ns
TsHfcS~st 11fnrfples E,otoH 10 chrtsffd1 cs00's0'
ion." apo n MACMILLAN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
"a pETTEnGILL a. CO.,
T,.E NATIONAL PLA1 sos /"
..,.,sore= . --ho war.

ca-..,,.. nv , VoTR EEARLY uhAMhoUp, fAssKp The
Oohen-,, -, rrroH WHICH KxPRHssrs THE vofc1 o.
,oI1oM,n. M An IS rIiK TRUn STANDARD op LOYALTY
rha the civil war h., 80 oesn soIscSo
apon 'ns A. srs avaInst the Constitutional Govern
~ snS Ia arms around the Oaptal thai IN this Ma
ensi susygency Congress, baniah'og all feeling % Of
Sro passion and resentment w recoec. 2 ony ,ua" ~,
NJ on-t In dnv spirt OF oppresS9on, or Ior any
,,.rnoss on oonQuost or subjuQdtion or Puypose 2I
or Interfering tOih 90 r1hts or sssao
IA ~ Dyssadcv of the Constitution, dHa 70
"ySssrns "a Uaion, soi1 ali The dt0ntY sQyot,sgG G ~
pSi OF s severdt Stats HlfntPdt,Sa dne .1as ,.s,
soos as these objects arc dcoonp"S@ed tao ""' o'V"
osass."