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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

CRY AND TowNsHiP DELEeATEs-The De-
mocracy Of the sevefA wards of the city O
Columbus sudot Montgomefy township, At theii
primary meetings last evening, elected the fol-
loving Delegates to represent them in th,
County Convention, which will be held In thu
City Hall, beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
day: :5oijc lhOi1 . b1Uia 10 iSlf1O
First Ward-Michael Trainer, Thomas Bar
gen, JameaW. Eriseg oyillg Case James A
Robey, Elias Hughes.
Second Wayd-Thomas Arnold, Lewis Mills
John stockdale. % 4'-''
Third Ward-C. A. Wagner, Mr.. Wheeler
5ohn'stOns.JBQcaq ,sssR3o0ao
body who could give us the names of the Dele
gates for this ward.
Fourth Ward.--MArtIn Eberly, ]. Kronen
bitter, z. F. Bingham, Joseph Falkenbach, X
Klott, Jacob Parr, VIM. Domigan.
Fyfh Wsyd-JAcob Reinhard, Fred. Beck
Fred. iBAdsr, Fred. Hapewhld9 Anthony sphab
Wendell seligsr, John Roeder, Philip Kaeiz, G
w. Huffman, N. Gibbons, c. Born, J II. sisur.
ing, n, Miurer, D. R, Lawrence, ,gw,s,s
Montgomery Topnssip. IN Kingery, George
schsiznan, Thomas Miller, Daniel Carmichael,
John N; Pqsh, ?: N, MQntgonery, Edward
'LisinGstsAs1s ~ ''Ns''' soHAs 'sArsD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

Deiegates te she DsmpoEAic stAte
The followlng delegates % she Fourth Of ~,
State ConventIon, have been AppeintO lhy ths
Democracy Of the several dountIss named be
low: w.
FAnrmLp.-Wm. Msdill, P. Van Trump, 3
w. Carlisle. Jos. Eharp, w. Whaley, A. d
Bepedum, and. the following, Alternates:s Dr.
Davson, w. schopp. "A .:C! Htout. T. Duncan
| 8. Trovinget, ,. M! Hiskle. J! csRainey.
GuERusEY Thomas Oldham, VIM. Law
renee, Henry McCleary, James Stockale, Alex
L.auphiip. Lewis Baker, James SttADathaD, DA'
vId CoKden, Clark Rose, s.. B. Drummond, ~
RI f.iWssues. s! j. MeNlahan, Hugh Addy,
Thomas Williams, Jr., Dr.. VIM. Black, James
Scott, Samuel Morgan. --..-.-.
BaowE.-E. B. Fee, D. G.. Dsvore, R. Ste.
pheoson, ]. @. Marshall, d. Tarbell. 8. McNoun,
B. b. Gardner, N. A. Devore. F. HsndmaD, Dr..
w. C. Hall, 8. TatmeD, VIM, II, Sly; and the
folio wing Aliefnates:s VIM, Norris, A, Evans,
Al. Ellison, A. Eyltr, P. e. Hare, H. Bare, L,
Blown, ]. w. Pordum, Jesse Dugin, ]. N Ellis
berry. d. Keethler, VIM. Moosehead, N Hawk,
w. w. Ellsberry, R. @. Peddicord, ]. M. Abb
hott.Y q lfNS LTBTH II ~ 81 . III
+, WAYsE.-Geo Rex, A. H. Byers, Ben. Eason.
John 8. Brown, VIM. Barton, Hiram Fisher, E
D. Otis; and the following Alternates: J. A.
Marchand, T. J. MeElbenie, David CatliD, J..
Larwill, Nicholas SIeinmeiS, d, odel. VIM.
Coulter.
PERAY.-Wm. M. Brown, w. E. Finck, w
H. H. Holden, P. J. Crosbie and Peter Over
myer. .ff t-li4''NA
JAcKsoN.--Levl DUNCAN, Joseph AteD, John
Sanders; and the following Altsrnates: iona.
than R. Booth, Moses Slernberger, and Porter
Do Hallway. N IL -st
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Mr.. Cox,s Speech.

SPEECH OF TEE How. 8. s. Cox, OF Ono
We invite special attention to the speech oI
Hon. S. s ~ Coz, OF Ohio, In the House Of Rep
resentatives upon the Cost and EHects of Negro
Emancipation in the South, which we publish
In this paper. II Is one Of the abless speeches
that has been delivertdin Congress this session
The ruinous effects Of negro emancipation upon
the intesests- and labor of the North are demon
strated s, cleerly that none can fiil to perceive
them. The Northern laborer can not afford to
have the negro slave set free TO compete With
him In his industrial pursuits. Read Mr.. Cox,e
speech, ana then hand it TO your neighbof. The
tables and statistics contained In II, though
founded upon facts as they exist in Ohio, are in
the deductions from them, rs Appica bls 10 Pc. u.
sslvApia as % that STATE. = HafrsbEr9 Penn }
Pdtriot and Union. -, Il
Hon. s. 8. COx's SYKEea.-We this week
publish copious extracts from this noble, tlo-
quent and convincing production. Its ex-
treme length alone prevents us from publishing
1t entire. 2 - Ff7 y G(llst9 l
This is one Of she ablest efforto made dur
ing this session Of Congress. It is eloquent in
diction, convincing 10 reason, and unsns werable
in argument. 1t is valuable for reference-be-
ing an exposition of facts and truths that lie
really indispensable to those wishing to under
stand thoroughly "Emsncipation and Its Re-
suits" We-hope our readers will give 1t a
careful perusal,, and Assist 10 giving it as vide
circulation as possible. Read 1t, and hand it TO
your neighbpT-- -CLymon4 Sun.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
.ove Scv sne union ana the States.

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gress Orsne -rsss'asn''o' 80 TSs~ ~.
love siavery more .nsn 'ne o..o-. '.-..ss. -,
iofsn inns oDvionaile inp sa,,a-r;.
tAose VINO are y''." sDousu y - a..r,Ina - M.
because man - N is'Vs :. s 20 ~
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'HE, = Is s'rS.. ,ro,nd,,, .ha ,;.h. IN mon.
s'ss so,s.m,nsd Nv STATE laws and man
s. "a I. s,,,@ cors,nn,ioDs and State Govern
.as,s . = ,oansso man insi,,s that STATE laws.
IA cov.rD,ns ants sba,l M. ha an.
t..s...a ..,,h hn. ,,.,n,l;,ea ,n al, thai, vivor
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n.I ,so .sonl.. of orv s.ala NAV nee Al
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-. ,..I.i. 80 .s.,.,h. nsor,s ~ svsr1 State
49, ~ ~ .s-.,,,s,i.n., ,-, ,,sh, ~ vh,sh Me Fed.
- 9, 80 i,.., tbem 10 main
~. 80 sss,ish .,s...v iov.s aha, institution
."..' w 49, -, ,sA SI1,on' Those vbo make the
49, ~, ESn, i. t.l.,,y and make Il from the
r,s-.s. - s,.sna.. ns,ti,ap m1Otiyss--,o keep
.o,.o.1 !, ,ha s1oepse, of ruth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

PEREoDioALs AT KENNEDY's Mr.. Kennedy
next door south Of the POstd8ise; has just re
ceived Harper's Magazine for July, aud Frank
lealie's illustrated NeWspaper for July S.
Harper's Monthly is a. usual attractive, botl
for the sbgtavings and the letter prsss. Ant
then it has a mOst delightful melGnss, Just thu
thing to read by dts and starts in warm aultr,
weather. The ladies will find in il "FashiOnl
for July"
Frank Leslie for July 9, ,bes Rlsge supple
ment ana Is full Of war matters and war pio
turea.
Mr.. Kennedy has always on hand the newest
literary works and the latest popular periodi,
Gals and newspapers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
The Crops in stark Couniy.

We make the following sxtraCtfrOm private
letter, written to us BY friend 10 Ssafk
comfy; ..sl ~ ls..t. .aa pa4lSa4 u9H A4T9ii3d
The wheat crop in Molly Stark Is promising
Corn stands well, but small for the season,
owing 80 the cool1ess Of the weather, but is
growing finely. 0Ats look well, ana our, mead.
oEs viii yield fair crop. Apples are serious
y impaired by :he severe frost on the 29sh OF
Msy, but We will have enough for homo con
sumption, witn 4 fair crop Of peaches on high
ground, 4es also cherries and plums. ,Tbis
township (Washington) according TO our Asses
sof's statistics Produced thIs season over eight
cen tons Of sugar. Quite an Item In, the way
Of sweefhing. 80 " f.,s,..,Is., ,'.' /. ,',.r,,1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

No worDER WE Par HiaH TAxES--W ash
ington city ID aswarming with emsncIpAted slaves
They are lazy, ragged, homeless multitude
Their former masters refuse TO employ them
The poor house and Jail are crowded with them
There are hundreds Of free negroes starving and
unemploye ed, as well as poor whites The iAd
ministration has rented from Duff Green, q
block Of iue brick dwellings, In which from one
hundred and fifty to two hundred emancipated
slaves are fed, lodged and clothed at the ex.
pSnse Of theo GoFeromeht.l Every Abolltionist
in the Usiop ought ohaye hispropertyP P'cob6s.
caiedp for their support Verify ,ane wickedness
OF the present Congress isiNithout parallel in
all former Zines. They have copious tears for
their oolcTed breghFeu, ,but none for the deceived
and betrayed white mans whose wiieiandl child
rep this war hseeent begging their breadsg No
sympathy for the people who have 10 paf fiaxea
70 support these neeross dnIidleneee,i % Beware,
despoysl The people are butseleepiag lions.e-
GFgsnsbsrg lPe,l Aygse,q % .gsnpF0H q ri
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
The TnxfRif--rhs sNEachinery OF
y ,1Sfrl ~ f9Collec tIOn.,e5 "a : gtsr

-rflf a1rts frn u. fftTn AZ
The NeN Ycik Herald gives the, following
synOpsis Of the machinery of collection undsl
Che new tax Law passed BY Congress: y
{ To carry theacs into effect o smPII army Of
ctieefs viii be appointed, over whom Com.
missioner on Internal Revenue is TO be placed
The salary Of this cficiat is 6xed az $4,000 Del
snnum. The oficefs under his direction, and
their duties, will be, in brief, as follows, name
~: az "a tJsaisia. a.tsg 8. b ssbQ
First--A collector for each collection district,
to be appointed By the Presidents, with the con
sent os the Senate, whose duties Will be to col
Ject for the Government the taxen 20 be paidin
said district. TharDomp mpensstion ios his SER
vices isjn the form Of commissions onr,the
amounis collected. ,uesasrt
SecOnd--Ao assessor for each assessment dis
trict, to be also appointed BY the President,
whose duty II will be to furnish the collector
with liss Of the persons to be taxed and. the
articles on which the taxes are levied. HIS
salary isYto be three dollars per diem when
engaged 10 pFepAfationI and i've dollars when
assessor. He 10 also to receive 9 commission
tf ono dollar for each hup dFad lanes o. the
tlx liat4& = IA q 4 tAB&3GW A 4 II
Thiyd-Depuly collectors to be appointed and
paid BY colleeIofss9 Thtitddlitb6ko to be to act
as assistants.
afllsAsaAAhs ssssssS,s pbs appointed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
: T There win hs asrvloe in 81, ,Peul's churdh
corner Third and Mouna Stteets, te.m6rrOW
9esh inst, as a Al ZEE 4FsM.
EraHrr-sEvsErH oAIo The Nfollowins Ia

EIsHrT-sEvEHTH Ono .Ths Nfollowine 10 8
lstOi the oflosEs Of this regiment, 80 far as the
appointments hnys been made public: ss.aess >
.Colonel--H enry B. Banning.
LtutenAnt, Colonelr John Fasklns.
Shigeon.- Robert N. Barr.
Assistant Surgeon Orlando g. Smith.
Company A--Chptain. David n. Moore; Isi
Lieutspsn,, EdwaraJ Aleshire; "a Lieutenant
Co. B--CaptaIn, Henry H. Otis; lst Lieuten-
ant, VIM. I. Johnston; % Lieutenant, James H.
Lands.
Co. C-Cep.aip. Edward X. Alien; Let Lieu
tenant, Andrew ID. Mcclure, % Lieutenant,
Paulding B. Sylyis.
Co. D-Captaln, John F. Herrick, lst Lieu
tenant, Geo. W. Psase; % Lieutenant, Wallace
css. ~ cspt.lp. chas csltiDs: is.IIsu.ssp
aH., Thos. y Mcdowell; % Lieuiep ant, q w
90. F--espiAin. Jno. d. ssraue ehn IA Lien
tenant, Robert shearer; "a Lieutenant, Daniel
Wilson.
Co. G-Captain, Samuel Huber; Ist Leuten-
ant, Philip Ford; "a Lieutenant, Christopher
Keary.
Co. H-Captsip, Jacob 8. Mcvey; lst Lieu
tenant, VIM. A. Gage; % Lieutenant, Jas. l..
ScS. .'ol-cAptAiu. vatuum nj I4n.Oaa; .; Isl Lieutsh-
ant. John s. Orr.
Co. K--Captsin, Thos. F. Cooper, lst Lieu
tenant, Geo. w. Branhami "a Lieutenant, Chas.
Kitchener, Jrg .EgHMuJ0N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Letter from MAJOR warrior.
We hnd the following letter from MsiOr
WILLARD WARsER, Of the 10th Ohio, In the
N.waYk Noyth American OF June 26th:
} UNION STATION, NEAa MEMrHis,

\ N,ipayk Noyth American OF June 26th:
| r1.,o, e..u,o,, .r., Mrspu,sy 81
S"'O'' ''''" 'inns idth 1859 z g.
,es-' y, n. .s.,
Inc 10Th Is at Union station oa % ,ne mempnl sa
ana onlo hsiiroo' epous nine mlss, t nvt Is ~ .S
southwestern den OF secetsSn. We rsaS ~
memphis morning papers " snu w ~
once more IN tne ne,snooLnooS Ma " v1y ~.
lelt cur camp near Vo,lnsn on monuSy, ,uuo ~
aIoneu nor'n~ .nleo az liz - ~.
IN ,ne eraln. iueS9ay Mn ny ny pas hJah ~
anu S'sOuaoeo 1 No. tTha s."r.s ss,,
lounI p,ssssn. sI sTe vn.sso. ~ boroa
SlVsso, ous sne Peopie wero s sMsha,a "a ~ NS;r
IeS ine psta1 po vIp1eS sSor. fo,r D,;,ss wsst ~
pa" a ~ 800 I;,.oa1Iss JII,no,s lin snt ~.
aIay shu . ,ouSu D's. III. no'St ,hs IAN 0Sio
de, nS "a s.ou, ou, R,isaSe and I'm n gnsrS
,ha a' ,osS a. E'IdsS ~ rocn We ,sacbe5 Raj.
;Ss, = Tiassant town an N yail,oad rom Grand
TnnS,;opp pI - Ia.Sson Tsnrassea \. Ia Ahout
~ svs If G,snvills and ss The large planters of
tbs ,hood l, ,ns,Iv ,ss;ds here II has manv
sIssant e resiaenoes and pfegepts al, air Of com.
fort and er Iovment W. encamued on A clover
ssld @ I bsIons;SS 10 Major MeNeiI, wbose house i,
more elegsnt than suy about Newark. He
o~ns ,ona hund,ed and forty. eight alaves. and
n a ssessh NJ Inc orrest water. There are said
"a be ib,rs si,aioh od Union men In the town.
Ore of Them IA Pitxer Miller. who Ia teoorted TO
ba tha rjcbest man IN the eountr. "a he IA also
tha 6sst - - = y - - 7'I7 -
This a ona NJ tba ,Ichaat counties IN the
State ard ,bonsb n b.. a noSpla,ion az onIy
sbont % 600 WhItes. Il has furnished II compa.
49, ~" - SVoo ,sOo.s Z" H. sscssh srmv Csnts;n
pnlt sonrSsS A. Sh;,ob lived mere. and bIs
..Saa fdsssbte. nf Ms;nr p;lIsl called N nav
hsr .sso.css ~ coIoneI Charlas n Woods xho
sa;nis.assS 80 ,ho fart of ber tsbs I'd alter
,ha hstis y CANAAN Poik vas elsssmaie Of
noIoDsl iiIv, Woods a West Point N'7,Tfa
tn Is,S ~, the iJt.ls Hatcbis ,;ver. re.r res.ur
.,hich RoI;vsr "a Incats5 "a verv fsr,iis and
,rnr.s, @ = onsnt,,jss os cot,or anS co,r "a nm
A.. o,'i,, .s'ion = W. ,ay a, RaI;yS, IN Tnss
Ssv mornin~ and tben made 4 msreS af 81
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
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:. Friday July 4th, 1862

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l. ( Roonp oy 1RB DsnocRArIc STATE crSr. COX, /
ooLuMBus, May ID, 1859 }
To ths Democracy Of Ohio, and all OtAsrs IN tdvoi
Of The Ution az il has been, and The CoaStiiu
tioR as Il Is: e'
YouFe hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated Fh
par, mn FqeHrH DAT OF JuLH, 1862, as th'
time for holding the next Democratic State
Convention, in the city Of Columbus, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for each oil
tie follOsipg Offices, viz;
JUDGE Of the Sspreme Court;
Secretary Of State; ll
Attorney GfneTdI;
School ConmissiOneT; .-.7
Member Of The Board Of Public Works.
The Democrat e,voters, aud all others In IA
vor Of the Union as 1t has been, and the Consti-
taliou as il is, Of the several counties within
this State, are respectfully requested to proceed
TO sppOiat Delegates to represent theua ia said
ConEention, on the following basis: One Dele
gate for each county, and an additional Dele
gate for every five hundred votes cast for Hon.
HuoH J JkwErT, for Governor, at the last Ooto-
Der election, aud for every fraction Of two hun.
dred and ffty votes and over, one additional
Delegate. sa's'l .h1a y 81
TIE number Of Delegates to which each
countyis entitled, We have indicated In the fol-
lowing Table 80 s.i.'-aa -'il- '.. 7- H
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/ hy saaessors. Their salary 10 hxed at three
dollars per day, In additlon,o whlch they will re-
ceive the same commission 90 assessors.
Fifh--Inspectors Of liquors, eto, TO be ap-
pointed BY collectors, whose duties will be to
measule and examine the proof Of liquors re-
moved for sale, TOR which they are 70 receive
fees from tho owner thereof, the extent Of which
| ID to be fixed by tho Commissioners OF Internal
Revenue .yT. ,TEa.TE GI a1
The officers above classified are to carry INTO
effect the iprosisionsof the bill, aud are to be
held strictly accountable for their actions. Col
lectors, through whose hands muet pass very
large sums OF money, will be required to give
heavy bonds for an honest performance OF their
duties. In come districts II 10 probable that
bonds to the extent Of 5000. 700 or $780, .OOO
will he REQUIRED.
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Campaign Statesman for 1862.


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issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
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THE CAMPAIGN STATESMAN.
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publication Of matter designed to promote the
success Of sound constitutional doctrines and
prirciples--and the overthrow Of Abolition
Repabllcanlsm atths ballot box. .,. la
The frst number of The Campaign Statesman
Tiit appear on the 22l day Of July, 1862. And
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