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% vi any or al MAJ DO increased
not bor speclho Quantities but for auch quantities
Nsvs s,rlee ma, Tssars to be delivered at thofe
contractors not residing At the places where de
speb ni,c.se tresulred must establish agencies at
fs hs' Ea, be ,esnirsd; and when
thal De author zed to direct rui CHASE TO be made
20 Iupp tee efficiency, undcT tbs Ie7alty % bs
ton, or depicsts cop, thereof, 81 the Bnrssu Of
acc Ciothlnt, o! st either of the Nay5
alue Aforesaid shat be sidence that such REQ nj.
SION las been made AID received
epaiate OF rs must bs made Tor esch article at
than one attic is contained in the Cr. the Chi s3
Oh tne Bgrssu i'll have the rig hit 10 accept enc or
ieot the coa,ainsd Ia such cfet and re
OF accepted and none othersl will to forthwith
tnea, sha as ea,y IS sr:cticabe oon:Tso. will
uahsmlttsG 70 them for execution, who con-
tract must te ret ,rufd to the bureau within Eve
us,s, sxcu.lvs Of the time CURED fol- the TeEua
t. the estimated amount Of the res pectl
ton viii be Withheld from The amount of ali ns,-
mems on account theraofa collateral security in
event to bs paid until it lie in al respects piIed
PI!cst to the Nav, Agents a. Po11smonh' F New
hampshire Boston, New York, Philade phis, Bal.
rae }rd or duplicate of the 'tter Informing
deemed os sSSS,sptanSSs Of has proposal, will be
" me act OF 1896, AID his bid will be IA lde and Sc,
copied IN conformity With this understanding.
5,EsSG oHer mace must Re accompanied las d.
tected In the act of Congress making a1pro.ria
,oSs %. toe na,a! seltcs for 1876 IA, approved
IN OF August, 1851 BY urit on guarantes, signed
~, ope or more respon,be PEI, on,, to the effect
do:s VIII HIS or their bid te aooe Pied enter in 10
sa of1 aaSa within hye days. with good and su-
ms bureau will rot be obligated 10 COM ider nv
pr2possal unless accompanied by the guarantee re-
fat,ea ~ IaWi the competency Of the guarantee TO
or Goeotor of the Customs.
lns attention 81 bidders Is called TO the samples
W. DESCRIPTION OF articles required, as, in the ia
Psntton Jor reception Just bat rigid conipaTtSOn
tc.s 9e MADE oetreeH the articles offered and fhs
santpte ana contract reeefrisg none fhot fail bskog
thsna; dnd he,r attention is also particularly Of
,se.id 10 ne yotHt Of z7h March lS54 and
~ e 0es W sac iosh V dfshSf, 1886. apS-iawtv
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rEAyELLERs' DIRECTORY
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
e. y
NOTICE
HANGE or O URS.
On AND AFTER "WEDNESDAY, APRIL ?, 1889,
The PAssBSsxR TRAINS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIsl0Rt, AND
THE WEST
W;l run as follows:
F.Us Daily TSGizs AFries a! Gai DspaEf FROM
WaSkisFto1 DAILY dNrisg the week.,
AID two on Sundays,
For PHILADELPHIA aud NEW YORK
LeaTe Washington at6a. M, 7.io 5. m II q. m and
For AYNAPOLis-Lesvsw Washington q. 7.so
For FREDERiCK-Lsavs washlnEt ton at ,.4o
FUR ALL POINTS WEST,
And for Bareer's Ferry, MartiusbUrg and Win
chester, leave Washington st7.iJ q. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New YORK at q M; Pnladelphis II 81 =.
m; Baltimore 8 50 p m. Arrive 81 Washington 20
Leave New York at p m; Philads' phia 10 50 ..
n = Baltimore 4Sos Q. IN. Arrive at Washing on
Leave New York at IL pm; Philadephis 80 q.
q ~ Baltimore 7.So a. m. Arrive 81 Washington
a. Lea e e T.Es Leave BstmoI:
Ga Sundays at 80 and nd % =. m only from R,lti
more: No Annapolis or Frederick connections
Passenger Trains leaving WASHINGTON st : 90 q,
m and 60 >. m, and Baltimore az :.s0 g. m. and
10 .. m, make rect connections for Anna polls
e The Junction; The 40 8. N. connects st Relay
for Frederick, Hagerstozn. Harpsr's Ferry. Mar
hnsburs, Winchester, Wheeling, PaTEersburs,
de-, except Suz6ays
Tram. leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lnston al 8 30 = IN. and 1901 m.
Passenger TIsIrs leaving Washington At 6 90 a.
m. VI q and p E!., and Baltimore 81 81 and ~
q m snd 5 81 p. m will stop only at Annapolis
Junction
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
Trains only.
W. p. SMITH,
aP2 Master of Transportation BAIT.
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TT NUTfCE 70 TRAvELEES.
L BE Postmaster General having ordered tks
mail service between Washington, NEr -
Baltimore. and Old Point Fortress g SsSaEssS
monroe) to he resumed, on and efteI ns18ss14e3z
Monday the Goth inEtsnt, the BeJ Line of steamer
Will loaTe Baltimore EVERY GAY Except Sua
oayD from thor wharf, foot of Union Dock. at a.
o'clock ,. M, or Immediately AFTER tbs arrival o
tbs Washington Train. which leaves Washington
IT "a O'Clock ,, N.
m soft ri. N. FALLS, Pres't.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For wecknesres
AnsIns from Exossses, Habits OF Dissipation.
Early in discretion or Abuse,
Aassdsd sifh tia JoifotrisG Symphonic
Indispo,inon 20 Exer,ion, Los.oi Power
Less Of Memory, Difficulty OF Rreathint.
Weak Nerves. Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, wakefu ness.
Dlmness Of VISION, Pain IN the Back ,
Universal Las.itude Of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Elushint 81 the i,odv
Dry ness OF TIE skin, Eruptions on the Face
PALLID COUNTENANCE,
Thess symptoms. If silov.d 20 90 on; vhich this
medicine invariably removes, socn follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one OF which tbs patient may expire.
Who osn say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed bv those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause OF thei- suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsY-
LUMS,
And ths Meiasoholy Dedtas by CoasHmptic1,
BIAR AMPLE WITNESS tbs IRUIH OF THIS
AssrRrioN.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the sId Of medicine
10 strengthen ard
Invigora.e the system.
Watch HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT UCHU in.
cafiabip 6Oss.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THK MOST sKEPTIcAL-
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DE-. TuasLErI-Your herb remedies are the
paragon Of all that Is great A medicine. They
hfye cured me after being given up TO die Of
erysipelas. Mrs. EMMA KERsALL.
Fairfax county, Va.
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NO8THERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Tss Sss7tsrt, Qsieks.t asd Best Rosfs Jyo.. beisS
tEors TO tia
WEST, NORTH AND NORTHWEST.
@ - { Eg

WINTER SCHEDULE
CdANSz OF xINg.
On and amer SUNDAY, etth November, PssseH.
!er Trains viii arrive and depart ftsm CAlysd
Station - follovr:
Msil At 40 s.m.
Buffalo Express ?. N.
Psrkton ACCOMMODATION ?. m.
PiItsbuTE and Harrisburg Express SO ?. L.
TRAINS SOUTH ARRIVE
Parftcn Accommodation at q. n.
Buffalo Express 3.2o q. N.
pltrsbnrE and Harrisburg Express ,. n.
Mail e.s I'm.
The >. m. tr Ain from Washington connects
with the go Q. m train from baltimore for ths
Yves: and for Huhalo, Elmira, Rochester, Dun
flrk, Canadsisua and NleZars Faiis, AID for New
The ri .. m. train from Washington connects
with the ,. M. train from Baltimore to Wesk
North and N oTthvest and Eimlra And Buffalo asf
Rochester.
The p. m. tram from Washington connscts with
the $50 P. m. tram from Baltimore for PittsUurg
Harrisburg and the West and - direct coDnec
ton tor Lebanon. Easton Allentown and New
York via Central Railroad Of New Jersey. gTy
this route for New York.
10 The only train leaving Baltimore on Sunds,
is the p n train for Harrisburg, PittsburE, ChI
The only I.in srrivinsan Baltimore on sunds,
10 the 80 g. m. train. JAS e.. CLARKE,
no 8-ly Superintendent
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COUsHs. COLDs, HQARsENEss. &c.
Scoayouyp sIyffttPF 6Ss spm xRxRm

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
boon 90 long known and extensively used ths most
persona have become familiar viii. its extraordi-
NARY e1aoaoy. Is can b had st al tie prinoiD
sel-dlnkestus
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD,
Hslm5oid's Htghty CoRoentratsd CompounS
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA,
SYPHILIS.
This 10 Ia sn affection OF the blood. and
ATTACKS TIE SEXUAL OR6ANs
Innings OF THE NOSE. EARS.
THROAT. wTNDPIPE
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Making its appearance In the form Of
ULCERS.
Helmbold's Extract Sersaparilla,
Purlhes the Blood, and removes ell Soaly Erup-
tons of the skin,
GIVING TO THE COMPLEXION A CLEAR
AND HEALTHY COLOR.
t being preparec 2ressly for this olass Of CON-
plaints, Its Blood Purifying Properties are pre-
served 70 creator extslt than an other prepare
ton Of SarsapalIlls-
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8s>-A BOPhAa'o
xzN2 EMIs n INK
hARUfACTORY.
ssc EkvkEIR STkEsf, WASHlNGFau. n u
st-yg Mejsl awarded by Maryland Instttuss .
baltimore, November !, hS0
ksss, Ns4Sl b, Metropolitan Mechsnies' Ins tt,ta
Washington. ID. G., lsS5.
81 ssnstaE:iy making. and always have On hsa1
Slfs Sols leather,
lTeD Frzms,
kStleC Dress,
weed Box, and
PGoElng Trunfs.
Psiiisser, CsrDes, Ard
Canyhs travelling Ban.
schee SateksIE, -,
~ Les Press.
Asnesrs Of Congress and travellers VIII ,issss
sSsnIne my stock be!ore puIchasins elasvhers
uIsEf. that are u ace In other cities.
SsterleT Leetker and Dress Trunks nale 4,
trs2ss eoEefod and repaired st shsrt NOTICE.
s,sv .s,.tsIeo Ese q chskSe TO snytpst sf Ne
JAMES s.IOPIAM.
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Once, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl.
yarla svenue, corner 7th street. sp n-3ws
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FEMALES FEMALES FEMALES

FEMALES FEMhLES-F FEMALES,
OLDOR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many affections pecNliar TO Females,
the Extract Ruchu 10 un.eusllei by any other
remedy. a. in ChlorIs Retention. lrregu laritv,
atoms, Ucerstst ~ scrTrao1s siste Of tie CseTa.
Leucorrb1s or Whites, S.culity, aud for at
compailts incident 20 the sex vhethe- arising
from Indiscretion. Habits Of Dissipation, or IN the
DECLSNE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sEEsTMPToMs ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE wITHOUJ 1T
TAXI NO morn BALsAM. MIFcURT, or urPLIls-
ANT M EDIcINEs FOR rNPLEAsANr AND DAKeEBous
DIsxAsHs.
HBLMBoLD'S EXTR ACT BUcHU
CuREs
SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages, At little 81 pense.
Little or no change in Diet, No Inconvenience.
And no EzPoSa..
It oauses o frequent desire and gives strength TO
UrIuste, thereby removing ob,trucaOns.
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the Urethrs.
Alaying Pain and Inflammation, - frequent In
the GLASS Of diseases. an e1pellng all PosSon0ts.
Diseased dad trorn oNt Matter.
THOUSANDS UPoN THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN Tbs VICTIMS Or
QUACKS,
and who have psid HEAVY FEss 10 Re cured In
that the POISON" hiss hy Tbs use of Powerful
AsTRINsEsTs," been dTIed up IN the sy stem. 70
break out in an az graysted form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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To MILITARY OFFICERS AND oxHEKx
sxrcTHELoRs 8ENvLNE HAZE BYE.
The Beat In tho Word.
~ csIs 2slissIs sd HssHIsss Hs6 De EsssA
SOD ey AL prssri,ts; So, - Blxx1res,s Passn'
si'asf as.r Store, cas- Pa ul,s fysass, shsrs
F: g 81; iss ds's ii sfs:dvsi'n.Y
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UsH HrfMBoLp's EXTRACT BucHu for al afeo-
lions and diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing m
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause orig ns;ing. AID no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid ofa
DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU rs THE
GREAT DIURETIC,
And IL certain TO have the desired effect in ell
Diseases
FOR WHICH 1T Is RECOMMENDED.
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CiBRs HAIR STORE,

GiBRS HAIR STORE,
Ne ga "a. ay. Set. l3fE AND lsYH s1s
NILE YVES. fkfaEfTfEsp,s To- SesL Ri ..Ss
Als1ys 90 hand, or m.de 20 order ~ de shortSs
zfsioe. dair WoTf repaired or eyohAprsd
d, S.-kssiss' E2.s DJsl In tss nssi nsturs
49, q. " .s 0-sD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Auotioneer.

CAMP CRAsE--FLAo RAIsMo.-Colonel Mood,
called on us yesterday and gave rs polite In
vitutiOn to Camp Chase this Saturday after
noon at 2:30 P. M to participate in the servi
oes Of the grand Aag raising at headquarters.
A splendid Garrison Flag will bo thrown Il
the breeze from fsg staff some eighty to nine
ty feet high.
The flagstaff will be raised at 2.30 P. M
after which speeches appropriate TO the occasion
will be delivered by Governor Tod, Ex-Governor
Dennison and Hon. Samuel Galloway.
Judge SWsype has been invited and is ex
pected to honor the occasion by his presence.
Colonel Moody informs us that there are
about three thousand soldiers in camp
These volunteers are mainly for three months
general service, and are very superior class
of men, probably the best ever offered for the
service of the United States.
The colleges of the State are largely repre-.
sented by their students and Professors, and the
greatest enthusiasm prevails.
The good order In the Camp 10 remarkable.
Squads and companies employ from four to elk
hOurs daily in drill.
Three regiments will be organized in few
days.
There are about fourteen hundred rebel pris.
oners In Camp Chase. "All quiet on the
Ssioto."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

In the House of Representatives at Wash
iogtop, on the 9th Inst, Mr.. WIcKrIITr, Of
Kentucky, asked leave to offer a resolution Of
.iuquiry as to General HUErER's organizing a
negro regiment 10 South Carolina. An AbOli-
ZIONIST, one BLAKE, of Ohio. objected, and the
resolution under the rules could not be offered
Il is thus that information is withheld from the
people. Bat General HUNTER has organized in
whole or in part regiment of negroes oficered
oy white men. That much is certain. Whether
be has done so BY any authority higher thar
his own will be known hereafter, even If the
majority In Congress do attempt to hoOd"iDl
and blind the people In regard to thIs and simi'
lar operations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
A PredicrIOn.

Henry Clay as early as 1899. made speech
in the Senate, 10 which the folloWtng occurred.
A portion OF this prophecy has been already full
Allied, and if she hatred even now eDgendered
increases for another year in the same ratio
that ls has for the pact, and abolihonism pos
sesses the power, We may see the further fulfill
meut of his additional words that beneath the
ruins Of the Uolon would be buried, sooner or
later, the liOerty Of both races" Nj. Clay
said:
"The abolitIopisis, let me suppose, succeed
in their present aim OF uniting the Inhabitants
of the tree States as one man against the iDhab-
itants of the slave States Union on one side
will beget nnion on the other. And the process
Of consolidation will be attended with all the
violent prejudices, embittered and implacable
aDimosites, which ever degraded or deformed
human nature A virtual dissolution of the
Union will have taken place, whilst the forms Of
ie existence remain The most valuable ele.
ment OF union-mutusl kindness, the feelings
of sympathy, The iraternsl bonds which now
happily uniss--WiIl have been exioguished
forever. One section will stand in msuaoing and
hostile array sgsinst the other. The collision
Of opinion will be quickly followed BY the clssh
of armaD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
RecognItIOn II Hayi and LiboRIas.
d. 7y IVA negro EqIEiity 90

In the discussion In the House Of Representa-
tives at Washington, on Tuesday, the 81 inst.
preceding the passage Of the bill, recognising th,
independence of the Governments Of Hsya ant
Liberia. and opening diplomatic relations will
them. Mr.. Cox. Of Ohio, said:
The object designed vas not so much to 10
crease commerce, but to give sort of dignity
and equality to these Republics. because tbeil
ciISeDs happen TO be black. He argued ths
Csnsuls were the more appropriate agents &C
pIomote the interests of commerce. He asked
the gentleman from Massachusetts whether be
expected a Minister 10 nreturn fsom Hayti.
Mr. Gooch said that he Wished 70 put Haytl
on The same footing Gs other iad,psndsnt nations
and u that Rep.btic should send a Minister II
should sssttUs htin. jass the same as England aLc
Frspce will do.
Mr.. Cox said Hayi debsrred all whites from
ofioe As a consequ'nee she scOuid send Rsgyt
Minist,y hire, Nth al lhe rights oad dioaiies en-
jeyed bu Lord Lvpns snd Cosnt M,rslsY. ~
Mr.. Fessenoeo, Of Maine, wished to know
what ObIec.iOp the gentlemen from Ohio had Il
that. ~
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70 ran :,S %sSSAoSr sSSSS4Assr: OF rAASK'

q
Notice Is hetsby given to the DsmocraCy Of
Frapklin county to meet On Friday June 9Th,
1862, between the houn Of three and elk o'clock
p. M, IN the townships, and six and eight
o'clock P. NJ. 10 the wards, at the usual places
OF holding elections, except Norwich township
which win be held at scOaeld's school'house, to
appoint delegates TO attend the County cOnven'
tlon, to meet in the City Hall in the city Of Co
lumbus, on Saturday, June SStb. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating eleven
delegates to a.tend the State Convention, to be
held In the city Of Columbus o. friday, the 4.h
day Of July. efy
The following Is the number Of delegates sl'
lotted to each ward and township, based upon
the vote cast for Governor In 1861, allowing
one for each Atty, and an additional delegate
for each fraction Of twenty-five votes 80 cast;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

.ARrKMUs WARD-Elis BoOK.-We once saw
a portrait Of S.srne, that made US laugh heart
lily to look at it. Toe mere mention Of thG
name Of "Artemus Ward" can hSralY fail u
provoke, 10 the most sedste countenances, q
broad grin.
"ArteUus Ward-His Book" Is published b.
Carleton, New York, with many comic illustra'
tons, and is for sale by Randall 4 Aston, of thiI
city.
This book Is probably the finest specimen o
American, or rather Western humOr extaut =
Whoever likes to dwell on the merry, laul hinl
aspect Of bis country should have "Arsemu
wsrd--EiiS Book. istOIcal as Jon may be
Artsmus will force you into q merry mood Il
spite Of yourself, and make you laugh. yO'
"kn6W 6ot Why end care not wherefore"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

Ar meeting Of the Union men Of Owen
county, Kentucky, held at the town OF Oven
ton, May 81, the following, among other resolu-
tions, were adopted without dissent: K
RssOlpsd, Tha. the present crisis demands that
every patriot should stand boldly and firmly by
the country, its constitution and its laws; and
that every effort should be made to defend the
one and sustain the other.
RtsOiUed, That we consider the Abolitionists
Of the North as the worst enemies 10 the Gov.
ernm cot, and we denounoe all the schemes OF
emancipation, abolition, and con6scstion, which
they have proposed In the present Congress,
as subversive to the Constitution and danger
ouS to the rlehts and liberties of the whole
people. I a st
ResOlped, That We deem 1t the indispensable
duty Of every man to attend the polls and vote
for men who are kaOpn to be loyal; and wo
pledge ourselves TO vOte for 10 man whose loyal
ty 10 suspected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07


Mr.. Cox replied that he objected because 1t
raised the black man 70 an equality with the
white. He had thought this Government was
made for white men. He recolected that the
gentleman from Maine (Fessendep) said some.
thing like this the other day, namely: he would
prefer that the Union should not be restored
than that slavery be continued. The gentle
man would destroy the commonwealth tor sbe
purpose Of getting at black man. Mr. Cox.
in bic argument, said that the people OF Hay q
had nos the power TO rise above ignorance, cor.
ruDtlon and supers.i itlon for the last seventy
yearp. The only object was to drees up the ne.
gro MInIsterJ Who might be sent hither, In gold
lace, with tight leggings and shoe buckles OF
the old style, and pernaps put wig on bis head
and send him to the White House to be the
laughing stock Of ell who ooDgregate there
He was not TO be considered 90 much the repre-
sentative Of Hayi as Of the free negroes OF this
cisy, aud to whom they would look as the god
Of their idolatry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
The Jonrnal ON GOV. stanIey.

Yesterday morniDg's Journal shows the
cloveu foot of Abolltionism 10 enormous proper
tions Its fullof piOus indignation and holy
wrath against Gov. STANLEY for enforcing the
law Of North Carolina prohibiting the teaching
of slaves. 1t Gays that If the Governor has
made "the enormous mistake" Of enforcing that
law, "there will be no denunoIation too severe
for a bunder go huge as to become q crime
against righteousness and humanity" Thus IL
is O crime In the eyes Of our Abolition cotempo-
rary for the Governor of slsve State to enforce
the laws Of such State regulating the relation
of master and slave. Sach is the Republican
ism that has heretofore made such loud profess
sious Of not designing to interfere With the do
mestic institutions or rights of any State.
The Journal unveils its Sumuer-Lovejoy-Be
Wade UnIonism. I. Whines about measures
Of concilistion," and then exclaims -" The
standard OF cancellation must be such as the
Government, ruling in truth and righteousness
(that IL In the truth and righteousness of Aboli-
tiouism, and not according TO the CoDStitnsiOD)
shall prescribe" And It goes ou to say in sub
stance that If Governor STANLEY has no higher
ground of Cancellation In North Carolina than
that of enforcing It's State laws, he utterly
+" misrepreseuis both the spirit Of the Govern
ment aud the spirit Of the age" 81,
Here then is q distinct, open and candid
avowal by hNcentral organ of the so-called
Union party In OHIO, that State laws which Alb
ollIionists do not think consistent With truth
and righteousness" are not 70 be enforced BY
The Provisional Governors of States; but the
people are to be deprived of their property and
rights under State laws without redress, and an
archy and military despotism are to be the order
Of the day, under Federal rule, in the South.
For men who advocate such policy as this,
to talk of their Unlonism, is dOuble-dyed and
double distilled hypOcricy. II will not only
drive the mass of the Southern people from the
UniOp; but, beginning with abrogating State
laws by Federal authority, 1t is process fer an.
State Governments aud States them
selves. 1t is q policy, IN its inmost meaning
and ultimate purpose, as black and reasonable
ss secession Itself, of which 1t Is twin-brother.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Columbus, June 6. 1862.

uNlTED SrATEs DisrRIer CouKr, CiEcINNErI.-
On ThursdAy, a jury was impsneled in the
case of Louis Krkman. Of Plckaway county,
who was indicted ct the last term Of the Court
on the charge Of cOuntsrfsiting United States
silver coin. The jury found the prisoner guilty
of making, but not altering the coin, and the
Court sentenced him to two years Confinement
10 the State Prison. Kiikman wAs brought to
the Peuiteptiary yesterday BY U. s, Marshal
SAnds.