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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
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Fheidsa of being drafted is not avery pleas
an. one. prObSbIy. 20 anybody. Bat our Au,
Ithorlties have judged Il necessary, and loyal
men will deter to that judgment. while they
cannot but ieel that no such necessity would
hive existed, but for tho insane course Of the
AbolI.ionlsis, which has served to strengthen
the hands of the rebels and unite the South In
opposition to the Government
Abolitionisis and their symPilhizers, not
wilhslanding their continued howl tor more
vigorous policy, more vigorous prosecution Of
the war, and for the immediate emancipation
OF all the negroes in the South, are generally
quite willing to shlrk for themselves and their
sons, going into the army voluntarily, or being
drafted into the service. To this end, they are
deylslng various schemes TO get Democrats into
the draft, and keep themselves and their ffiends
out.
10 another article 10 this paper, she reader
will Hnd q reference to proposition In Re
publican papor 10 New York city to have the
Irishmen engaged 10 the late negro riot in
Brooklyu, either hung or drafted The New
York Tribune, GREELIY's Abolition Republican
paper, disclosed few days since mode BY
which its radical Disunicn sympathissn could
avoid bciog drafted, In au article which, cap
tou and all, reads as follows;
Caution TO TaAIroRs IN our MIDsT.-- Wilkes's
Spirit says: owe are informed that the Com
II ka- It'd IL
engaged for some time past 10 forming lists CT
ali persons OF Secession principles and doubtful
loyalty, who at present. infest commu lity The
shoie force Of the Departm ent has beer secret
ly employed In this good work, and The use 10
be made OF it will probably be to direct the
government, when drafting shall commence,
where to go for its fret levy. These secret
traitors, ther efoTe, who have thus far been dis
coureging enllstments, had better change their
policy, for In degree as the progress Of recruit
ing Is retarded does the hour OF their oonecrip-
ton approach. Information as TO disloyAl per-
sons 10 solicited by the Department from all
good citizens"
We have eeen and heard, and go have most Of
our readers. doubtless, enough Of surh epithets
as are contained in the foregoing E!jele. not 10
understand their plain and obvious import The
Republican Abolitionists are in the habit OF
calling all who differ from them politically. Sc
cessionists aud secret traitors, and the above
article exhibits plan By which they propose to
escape being drafted Special Lists are to be
made out Of their politicaloppcnents, and from
lhese the drafts are to be made. 1t is an infa-
nous scheme, and deseryea the reproba.iOn Of
every honest man.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
wno is .eDl.couraEiGs En,istmcnta y

HEsRT WARD BEEcasH IA the head aud front
of the radical Republicans Of the North. de
furnishes the brains which runs their machine.
The way be encourages recruiting" is the samc
way that all bis followers adopt He bonSsfta
the President with ell the heavy eptheis be can
muster, and then adds;
Does any one doubt he result Of such course
It is SO certain, that /. is not worth our Hhile
to waste another man or another dollar! Eth.
sr the Administration policy should instantly
change, or the var Cease!
He means nothing more and nothing less
than that DO man under existing circumstances
ought to enlist, BEEcHER's paper (tbo N Y.
IndspendenD has large circulation 10 Ohio,
especially among the C'DsresationsIists; and
bis subscribers seem to be following his advice
to the letter,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

with desperation until the timely arrival Of
large police force put az end to the ARRAY.
An attempt was made to burn the building BY
upaetting pot Of tar, placing wood over II and
setting It onGre. The flames were oxIinguiahed
BY the exertions of the police. The crowd had
nov swelled 10 several thousands. and In dis
persng them several OF tho police, as well as a
number Of persona in the crowd, were serious
ly injured. But Il does not appear that any
lives we're lost Several arrests were made Of
both whites and blacks.
Before the disturbances had ceased at WAT
sons factory, the atty blacks at LsEiLLARD's
lei. the premises and went home.
In commenting upon thia riot, the New York
Abolition. Republican papers manifest 6endish
and diabolical spirit. They charge 1t and the
negro riots in the West upon those who, they
say, "are striving to excite a popular prejudice
against the negroes" This 10 falfe. for nobody
Is trying to excite a prejudice against negroes;
but widespread and deeprooiet feeling exists
against the employ meSs oI blacks to tue e1clr-
blUu OI Wnto luooreIet huu "b"'"sN F'~NSh -
groes on civil and social equality with white
men Yet certain political demSgogues by no
means few In number or lackIrg in energy, are
striving necessarily to COW dissersions and dis
cord in the North, in this time Of public danger
and peril, by their plano for negro freedom and
negro equality They should be opposed, not
BY mob violence, but by votes cast ct the bal
10 .-box.
The gette:s up aud promotes OF these or sny
other riots should be punished as the Law OF the
land has provided. But the New York Times,
Republican paper, alleges that Irishmen were
wholly and exclusively to blame for this Brook
lyo moo; that the "rinsleadeIs deserve the doom
of traitors" that is, the punishment Of death,
while "their dupes shonld all be drafted into
the army" II the Republican Abolitio
expect to Allay the mob spirit By carrying into
effect such propositions as these, wo fear they
will fnd they have entered upon the wrong path.
Let all rioters who are prOyen gully, bo legally
punished; but all good citizens should fsown
down any attempt tc resort 10 reign Of illegal
terrorism 10 crush out the mob spirit, which
csnnot fail to have just the contrary effect.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

crALED Pro POS AIS WILL RE HE.
- ceyed at the once Of The Hecretary of state unu
MONDAY, THE isr DAY on SEPTEMBER NEXT
Ats O'Clock NJ. for furnishing the State Of Ohio win
Fuel, a. follows
10000 pushsls ooks to weigh net less than 40 pounds
TO the bushei. AttN 44 Nd
5000 Bushels Goal, to be Of the best quality a,
least to the lower vein Of Hooking COAL and Tree hon
slate, alack and dirt.
rs Cords Of Wood, the same to be dry Hickory Beach
or Sugar. four feet In length straight and Wen split
The fuel to be delivered without charge for such de-
livery, at the Bta'e House In Columbus.
Proposals to bs accompanied By aample Ind to spec
~ the kind quality and price OF the iuel proposed &c
be furnished. ~ d.l
Each Contractor will be required to give bonds, with
approved security, In double the amount OF the con
tract, conditioned for the aiIhful performance OF hi'
contract. 80 Y ~ NHfNd tNfA @AR
The bds to be made and the contracts to be awarded 10
aecordauce with the terms Of the act entitled IAN act to
provide FOR the pnrchase Of Stationery Fuel and other
articles for the General Assembly ahd State Officers,
passed March H. 1853.
Tin swans Rev. Statutes, e0o')
Bids to be lndoYsed on the envelope, "PropOSas toI
Furnishing Fuel for the State esflJ
Fuel furnished by the contractor must in all cases b
equal In quality to the sample. THIS rHle sotH oe sg
'a'v s'v0'o0a W. 8 KENNoN
- Secretary Of State
Columbus. Ohio, August J. 1909 go, IA h 3
lzanesville oOuIisrcopy.
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IEPJRTAsr ORDER.-At the session of the
U. S. Circuit Court, in Cincinnati, on Tuesday
last, Judge sasyne issued the following impor,
tant oder, which, /. is said, the new Clerk, Cen
esal Geiger, will enforce to the ietttr:
Il !, ordered that, instead Of personal security
for ccs,a, the plaintiff may deposit with the
Clerk of this Court such sum as the Clerk may
deem sufficient, and the amount may be !ncreas.
ed from time to time as the Court or either OF
the Judges thereof may direct Il Was further
ordered that the tax upon any process or paper
to be issued from the Clerks Office OF this Court
shall be paid to the CLERK before such paper Ct
process is iseued,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
,IOna OF the Iaaucu.

The 7th resolution Of the Democracy OF oniC
is explicit; as folloWs:
"7th. That VIC are opposed TO being taxed l1
purchase the freedom Of negro slaves"
The administration and the Republican abe.
liton party are In favor of taxing the people
for such purpose. The line is here distinc'ly
drawn; the same question Is before the people
of this State, as it is before the people Of the
whole Unioa, Those In favor of being taxed
for buying negroes-oT as the Abolitionists call
It compensated emancipation" will vote
against the Democrats next fall, and those
against It will vote for the Democratic candi-
dates. The begInpiog has already been made
in the District OF Columbia, and II a majority
Of the people next fall vote the opposition tick
cts Congress will take It that the people are in
favor of the project and will pass laws freeing
the niggers in the South, making the people
pay for them. This matter, among many others,
will be decided this fall by the people We do
not say that Congress will not, In spite OF an
adverse decision Of the people, nevertheless
pursue their fanstical and ruinous schemes, yet
we do cay that the people should make their
wishes known on the subject II they are in
favor Of being taxed 10 buy niggerF, let them
vote with the opposition; If they are opposed
to il let them vote with the Democrats -LebG
nod Adv
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she early morning express and freight trains,
and delivered tc subscribers in adjacent towns
q about the sams time it is distSibuted In this
city. This enables Isaders at distance from
the Capital Of Ohio to ge. the news of the day
from SIX 20 eight bOurs before they can receive
e through papers published elsewhere,
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piled With the srkTEsMAE on as good terms IS
any other paper. Clubs foI the Daily will be
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Accommodated Why your lIbsloub and dis
graceful imputasions on the loyalty Of the
Democratic psrty7 Why your attempts 70
muzzle free press, suppress free speech, and
crush out every man, however loyal 10 his acts
and utterances, who will not worship your Afri-
can god With stupid. ally and ianatical devotion,
and who will not indoFae every rash, unoonsti.
tutional and impolitic project the GArrleons and
Lovejcys may propose tor his benefit and ior the
beQQsry aud degradation Of white men3 Mis-
cradle demagoguep and bypocritesl the people
understand you and your "no-paFty" dodge, and
wili peit you with ballots this Fall till your
heads ache aud your cheeks crimson, II they
are not too brazen for q blush. Wavnssburg
(PG Messenger.
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There are two tobacco factories on Sedgwick
street, Brooklyn, N. r., wArsoN's and LoRIL
LARD's, in both Of which, It seems from the New
York dty papers, blacks are exclusively en-
ployed-in the former about twenty aud In the
latter some fifty or more. The employment Of
negroes in these factories to the exclusion Of
whites appears to have excited the Ire Of the
Irsh lAboFersin Brooklyn.
Some demonstrations Of disposition 10 at
tack these factories were made on Saturday
night, August 2; but no serious damage was
done. On the following Monday afternoon,
however, four or Eve hundred Irishmen, II ID
stated, made 40 assault upon WATsOE's factory,
with a,onss and bEiokbats, breaking almost
every glaesIn the building. The negroes re'
treated 70 the upper story and fought, III said
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

CONGRESSIONAL C6nvErT1on After oorres-
pondence between the UnIon Central commit
tees Of tie several counties composing this (the
Ttb) Congregational District, it has been decided
"a to hold q Convention az London, Madison coun-
~, on the 25b day Of August, at ii A. NJ, for
the nomination OF UHioh candidate for Con-
gress.
Iva aDd the above announcement in the Co
lumhus journal Of Tuesday. The Union Cen
.ral committee Of Madison county refused to
4 sign call for holding District Convention. =
II such call was signed By any person In be-
half Of this county, it was unauthorized BY the
commislee, aud all delegates selected from
Madison under the call are Illegally chosen. II
ihe oall had been made TO the Republican CT
Abolition party (as the Chronicle calls IT., We
should have no possible objection. .--MGdisOR
County Dfmoeyat, july 3lsf tltt
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Go,tInK his Deserts.

A dispatch from Boston isoetiously relates
the duckiDg of a secetsionist In the Frog Pond
of Boston Common. Served him right. Did
the sUdacious fool suppose he could shout
treason uuder the shadow OF Bunker Hill Mon
ument7-C ChpslGnd L!Gder.
We understand that be is sn Abolition Slces.
sioniss, brought up under the teaching and In
AueDcs Of such rebel sympathizeEa as the Leader
The editor Of that paper had better look out!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

That eort Of stuff is ell livery Aue," gentle
men, but it "Wcn't hold water" II you believe
what you teach, why no. set the example7 Why
your disgusting and eternal prating about the
"niggeF" and ''nigger equality" and nigger
emencIpationfv Why your incessant "bully-
ragging" Of "Old Abe" because he refuses to
laud himself 70 all the insane schemes Of crack
Drained Abolition fanatics and conspirators
Why your clamor for ''policy Of one idea'
[the "lrrepFeshble Niger" Of course), and the
only idea your brain. pans seem large enough to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
iul52e-d&w6W.

HuDsoN's UNRIVALED TOOTH PAsTR.--Tht
best DentifTies now in use. Cleans, tchitsns and
at the same time preserves the Teeth: Heal
diseased Gums and PuTjfes the Breath; Possess
es neither AlkaIits, Ae;ds or any injurious sub
stance. Well knO,On and reliable persons recon
mend Il HIGHLY. Its effects are always pleasant
Try it. e7
Sold at Studer's Periodical Stand, and e,
Samuel's, Naples, Sohueller's, Fisk & Ridg.
ways, and Wilson'a Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists everywhere, a. .. .v~r -
July IL, lS62-dly. 81 y lL .-a
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rnE cAmPAIeN srArssMAN.


/. This paper will be devoted exclusively to the
h. publication Of matter designed 20 promote tue
70 success Of sound constitutional doctrines and
taiasples---and tie overthrow Of Abolition
Rep ablIcauisD az the ballot box '''i 80
The price will DO "a follows: L
Single copies, 30 cents.
CLUBS of from to 25 copies 25 cents each copy.
Clubs Of from &c to so I" %
Cube Of 81 copies and over,
to One address, ~
The above price win barely cover the cost,
the object being to put the paper at such 10"
6gure as to insure general circulation through
scSut ths'Stste .,'ii- so totrra
County and Township Committees and Ciuba
should send In their orders by the 18th day Of
July, 1862 The essh must IN ell cases accom-
. apsBy the order.
Fiiends OF constitutional liberty, 80 90 work
and give The Campaign StatssmGn wide cir
erIation. Address,
MANYPENNY. & MILLER,
Publishers Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
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HrlDoUAErrps, OHIO MnITIA

y I1tl " y AND VVLUHIIAh NuI.I IlatIo
tl1 -f7 COLUMBUS, ONO, Aug. z, ls62)
The following dispatch has been sent BY tel
egEaph 20 the public press;
Minimum companies will secure Cersai
rights, but recruiting must be pressed unit
every company shall be maximum sfter
thorough medical examination.
Regimental surgeons must be promptly OF
duty, uDder the fourth paragraph OF order rs
July 8, from the Was Department. Role ant
= enlIsiments must be sent here under the sixth
paragraph, aud regimentAl Adutarts report un
der same. for duty here
Press throughout the State please copy.
CHAs. w. HILL,
Adj. General 0.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
o0f1NqY oOMMIssIONER.

Eps. sTAIRsMAN;-The numerous friends Of JOHN ID
KGRHIR, Esq, and he has great many frIendl-are
dssrous hAh should receive the nomination at Ap
preaching Democratic Convention for Innrmary d.
rector. Mr.. Korner Is well known az a gentleman Of
intslIgencs an active practical business man, and hs
prObity and honesty are beyond suspicion No one
would more carefuiy guard The interests Of the insiu
tOn, or look more carefully to the wants and manage
ment Of the unfortunate pksn 30, let US elect such
q man. We may add that he 10 devoted, uDhInchlnR
Union Democrat. ,.. a.. r,s
lI|.l. N.IU ..Ia f.. .I uIuv rpTHMnn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

u The attention Of the trade is directed 10
Lacelle Ross & Co.'s large invoice Of old Bour-
bon, Mopongshels and Rye Whisky; also pure
Wines and Brandes Of all kinds, which they
are selling at extremely low figures. consider.
ing the present high pEices Of liquors Of all
kinds. Persons wishing to buy viii do we'll TO
call at their store, No. 224 South High street.
dkf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

The D, ,croRs.-Nearly three hundred Sur
geons from all parts Of the State presented
tcemselves OF Wednesday before the Medical
Board for examination. Two hundred and
forty we're examined. 1t is said two hundred
will receive certificates Of qualification.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

COUNTY OnHRK

EDrroHu grArmMAE: Please announce DAVID ".
BROOKS a. candidate for The shcs Of CLERK Of ihs
Franklin County Courts subject to the Democratic
County Nominating Convention, and oblige
-. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
Local Matters.

TIE o P AT recent election Of ofacera
for the Ohio Penitentlary, ]. A, Dean was
chosen Deputy Warden; Theodore E. Hewitt,
CLERK; Rev. ]. L. Grover, Chaplainf Dr.. s.
Loving, PhysiciaD. and Mrs J. s. Wilson,
Matron
The number Of oOnvic!s in the prison Ia eight
hundred and tbirly-iour, of whom twenty are
females, and sixteen insane.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

COIUMBUs, O., Aug. 6.-When fixing upon the
10th inst, as the day for the several recruiting
officers to report their men to their respective
camps, ! did not consult the almanac. Not
Wishing to violate the Sabbath, hereby extend
the time until Tuesday the twelfth.
Atsaa.t siaa DAVID TOD, Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

u The London, Madison county, Democrat
of Thursday, has list of subscriptions to th'
"WaE Fund" in that county, amounting in th'
aggregate to $5,ll6
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.an rArIoNAL RLAa Foan.
\ Furps.ss o. shs war.


90 anonnhr,a b4 vor NrARLY UNANIMOUS, PAsskn rln
n soSr~Tse anSotUTIoH, winch KxPRrssn TnE voiA o.
- N..r1oN AND Is Tnn TRUH srAEDkRp on IOrAbTri
Thst fhs resent depoble civil war has been forced
~ uncn he country by the diaunonss Of the southern
r Nate. uo f sins against the Constitutional Govern
- rnf and Ia arms around the Oapl,a that In THIS Ma
tona emergency OungrcSs. banlahipg all feeling o.
mere passion and resentment VIII Iecolleet only its
duty 10 the whole country dat fho War u not tod0ca
r fher parf IN any eptft OF oppreetfon, or for any
,. rurDoso Of oonQuoa sio1uQntioa o. purpose q
ocottrosplao or Interfering tofn ne Ttgts sr sSta2,
laed i,s.itu.iohs Of those Sdtes, ont % dgsnd gad
iuc raafnfa tAc supyendcy Of the O0nstNuttoH ana 70
-s r.scroe he Oion soikf az tie Dignity eQudttsl ana
n rfoIts ON esseras sat UlimpaSred; ana not gs
soon as fi<ss o6sctS are accomplished no 'odr 0i'0A'
bIs 'Filyle Eiss Ns 49,
ssa u-on tAts 54s \ 1fion's bythday, declare 70
AZ err 7oss taAo are rsbeis dcais e bsst tneress q
IN ,naabis.a, eSs ystssg ~ y'sevT s.s OqpfdI 9
IA so-cdlled Coaf6dcrdcV hat our national Co'stt
~ tfion shdn prevail and that Tie Unt0N tohch dtoS
oa tpstrs slterRdi psdcs and eeerndI security u
sacA Siafs. nlust and shGH b preserved.
dBo. 3. McCLELL AN.
III, xAold tat nis Gogernnstnt UaS made on ~
tlf 4oiTe 6dsts 6 tChte men for The otneFf or aeAH
80 mn and their gcst1rtty forever.
,.ar -sIsGs STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

EDIyoRs oHIo srATEsMAH--Pl Please announce tht nam
Of Mros II. MAASas candidate for the once OF Pros
eeutug Attornoyof Franklin county, subject to the do
cision Of the Democratic Convention. and obligs
July 30 MANY DEMOCRATS.
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lnrrnMAnY nfRnnT0R.

RpIrons observation-disclosures the name Of ORviII
CASE for nomination before the Democratic County Cor
ventlon for Innrmary Director. ~ 4. b. go.
July 30. MANY vorHks.
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COLUMBUS. July 26, 1869.

all persons indebh to us, either by note or
On account, are hereby notified to make pay
ment on or before the 10Th Of September next.
We shall leave for collection all claims not paid
by that time.
irlS S02-d&W6S
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MANY FRIENDS.

EDrTOhs OF THr omo srArrSMAS--Please announce
the name of. W BARBn as candidate for nomination
for the ONCE Of County Commissioner, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention, and
obge r H0sT OF DkMOokAT5'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

" The U. s. Circuit Court, citing at Gin.
ciDrsd, adjourned on Wednesday until the fret
Monday 10 September. 4"
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HEADQUARTERS, Ono MiLrTIA
- w. .,.www, Mr. r7rf

q ~. HEADQUARTERS. ONO MiLrIA
AND VOLUNTEER MILITIA,
.. coLunBUs, o., August 2. 1857
The following message has been sent by tefe-
graph to the public press:
County Auditors will copy enrOllments upon
blanks like thOse used by assessors, keeping
each election district separately, and forward
the copies as soon as possible to this Office.
Press at every county sest please copy.
CHARLES W. HILL,
y, Adjutant General 0.
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Democratic State Ticket,
Canpalga Statesman for 1862

The proprietors of the oHIO STATEsMAN will
iscuc a Campaign Paper drring the upproaching
State Canvas, to be called
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Arrest for DIscOuraNIng Rnlistments
Garrison and PIlIsbnFy.

There vas considerable excitement in Har-
risburg, Pa en- Monday, the 4;h inst /, 10 con-
sequence OF a bogus hsndbll posted up on dead
salis, announcing that JIM LANE, of Kansas,
would address the negroes of that place, With
the intention of inducing them to enlist in one
Of bis colored regiments. The whole thing
was evidently hoax, probably gotten up BY
some .boys for the sake Of little sport But
jealous AbOlitioniSts, perhsp, infuriated by dis
appointment that the handbill Was bogus and
not genuine, charged that 1t was printed at the
Office Of the Patriot and Union. a Democratic
paper, and now we learn bys telegrsphic dis
patch, dated Harrisburg, August 6, that the
editors and publishers of the Patriot aAd Union
were that evening arrested by direction of the
War Department, charged With Issuing treason
able posters calculated to retard enlistnents,
and taken to Washington.
Slight cause, It would seem from shis, will
suffice to produce The arrest of Democratic edi.
tors, on the ground of retard;ng enlistments,
while raDiing AbolitiOnist can foam and Eert
his spleen against the Government, and cufse
the whole system of recruiting, unmolested BY
Government officials.
The notorious AbolitiOnist, WILLIAM LLOYD
GARRlsOS, editor of The Boston LibTatOT, pub
ishss on his editorial page, as part Of his edito
rial matter, two articles from contributors, from
which the following extracts are taken: