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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
FTssldens Llnaoln versus Chafla'

Prssldont Lincoln vor.ms Uhnraep
summer - al
-Nf - -
4 Tho foIlovins eztsaels tom Psseiaept t'S'
Cork's Inaugural NIKE upA a|'eck iSape w
|Ck1nExs sbmStt ant otbeFs 81 regaIa TO W
thsd,y Of he later. bat ne Eebeiiiou has. dls
solved The Union. and that certain States have
BY their own acts, committed suicide, and car
no longer be recognized as States BY the Fede'
raj Government. GAG EN
hold that, In contemplation oi universal
Law. and OF the Constitution, the Unlon OF tness
Stares IA perpetual, Perpetuity Is impheo' y
moi expressed, in the Fundamental law ol al
st,oesi eoyernmebts. Itis safe to assert that
| M governnent proper ever had provision In
! ia organic Law for its own termination. Con,
I tinne 10 execute all the express provisions ol
our National Constitution, and the Upicn will
endure forever ii being impossible to destroy
II, except by some action not provided Tor 10
tbe instrument ITSELF -
Il follows, from these We've, that no State.
upon lie own mere motion, can lawfully get ou'
OF the Union; that resolves and ordinances Y
that effect are legally void; and that ecta o.
violence, within any State or States, against
the authority, OF the United States, are insur'
rectionary, according to circumstance,
therefore consider that, In view Of the Con
stltution aud the law, the Union is uDbrokeD
and, to the extent OF my ability, shall take
care, as the Constitution itself expressly en-
ioIns upon me, that the laws OF the Union b'
faithfully executed In all the States,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
Texs for she Times.

a
The New York World (RspublIcan) quotes
the following from President JEETEhsON's fret
Inaugural, as q suitable text for the ii res:
The diffusion Of information and The arraign-
ment Of all abuses at the bar Of public opinion
freedom Of religion; freedom Of the press; FREE
dom of person under the protection Of hateas cor
pus; and trial by juries impartally selected
these principles from the bright constellation
which has gone before US, and guided our steps
through an age Of revolution and reformation.
I be wisdom Of our sages and the blood oi our
heroes have been devoted to their attainment.
They should be the creed of our political faith /;
the text ol civil instruction; the touchslone by
which TO try the services Of those We trusts and
should We wander fsom them in moments Of er-
ror or alarm, let us hasten to retrace our Steps
and regain the road which alone ieads 70 peace,
liberty and safety. qlsa 5. lo.aGi is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

MEETISo IN THE CrTY HALL THIS EVENING =
There viii be meeting of the people Of Co
lumbus and vicinity, ir the City Hall this eve
ming, at halt past seven o'clock, to take proper
action to insure the establishment BY Congress-
Of National Armory and Arsenal at this place,
as proposed in the fourth section of Mr.. Bakers
bill, which we Published yesterday. The i'm
portanoe of this meeting cannot be overresIi'
mated, and IL is especially desired that all in
teres;s here De largely represented, and that
the demonstration be an imposing one. Lei
the workmen and artIzus, as well as the prop
erry holders, be out in their strength, to aid In
deVising Tays and mesns to bring about the de-
sired result
Websve herc, in and around Columbus, pc
culiar resources and advantages for an Armory
aud Arsenal These must be properly rresen:
ed aud set forth. and it will be the province Of
this meeting to take the necessary steps to have
this dono. Let there be full attendance oi
oil who are in any degree interested in the
prosperity and success of the Capital City oil
Ohio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
Da&.n. in tAs Army.

q d . .
The Washington Republic publishes the re-
turos VI deSihSin two hundred and Aity;seVsn
regiments and twenty-one general hospitals Tor
the year. The numberis three thousand nine
hundred and ninety -four thousand less ten.--
The Republic says the capacities oS the hospit-
ala for receiving the sick are various. Some
accommodate two hundred and twenty-five men,
while o.hers admit as large q number as five
! hundred or more, thus forming a yearly aggre-
gate Of many Thousand men. In one hospital
} 10 the District, the number Of admissions, fe-
yer patienls, have been only two thousand two
hundred and Hfty.nine, while the deaths in ten
months have beeu only one huudred aud fifteen
TIE register OF the hospital (the Union, at
George,ovO,) will prove these fgures.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
TREAsuRER's REPORT.

CANP CHAsE.-A meeting of citlzens was
held In the Congregational Church on the even
ing Of March "a, 1862. to hear statements from
Col. Moody In regard to the moral and religi.
ous wants at Camp Chase. ta'} 4g'seA
The following gentlemen we're appointed a
committee to take action in the matter: P. b.
Wilcox, Esq Hon. c. N. olds, Dr. W. E.. Ide,
MI, .. E. RudisiIl and Wm. BlyDn. f &
The committee met upon the 2btb, and upon
consultation il vas thought best, in conformity
with the yieSs Of Col. Moody, TO report through
the papers the des.itutlon Of the soldiers in
Camp Chase OF proper reading matter and their
wish " be supplied. 81. qs
The committee would therefore respectfully
ask the pastors Of the various churches 10 town
to bring the matter before their congregations,
and take up collection to aid in furnishing
such books, papers, tFActs, ETC., as are needed
With the understanding that each church thus
contributing may expsnd, or direc. bow their
dsnatIObS be expended, In futhefins this de-
sign. s l2i 1 M
Constitutions Of money books, etc. may be
handed to either Of the oommiitees -ssssisisiI'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

THEATRE The attraction promised this
evening Is of the highest order Of merit. The
beautiful and talented Webb Sisters will ap-
pear in three pieces, commencing with the
"Liule Treasure"--the charming little Ada ss
the "Jswel;" to be followed by song from our
little fayorite, Marian M. Smith. Then we
are to have "My Son Dlana," with Miss Emma
in the leading character, and concluding with
tbe successful burlesque Of "Beauty and the
Beasi," which win be revived for this evening
at the earnest solicitation of many patrons Of
the Theatre, who have Witnessed its represen-
tation with delight. Go carly and secure good
eeatg. laA ~ -hsI Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
RepubIicanism RevivTng in Harrison
County,

The Republicans in Harrison ase growing
disgusted with the fusion for which they we're
90 ciamorJus last fall. They promised upon
their sacred word and honor to lay aside oil
party distinctions and party organization until
the wsr Eas over How they are redeemiDg
their pledge may be seen from the following
notices in the Cadiz Republiean Of last week:
GREENE TosNsHIP W e are requested to say
that the Republicans Of Greene township will
meet at the usual place Of holding elections, on
Saturday, the 29.h of March, aE one O'Clock,
P. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating town.
ship ticket.
CADis TowNsHIP.--The Republicans Of Cadiz
township are requested to meet at the Probate
Judges office, 10 C Cidiz. ON Saturday, the 5th OF
April, at one O'Clock, p M for the purpose Of
putting 10 nomination ticket 10 DE supported
at the ensuing spring election, o.. i- D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

RLACKNoopt MAeAUsr The MAich nuns
her q Blscksood coallhues 'hs gChsohicles oI
CArlingfota )" and the eusaya under the title 81
"Cak.oDis.p Il. the latter We have very
agreeable disquliision Oh ths cNormal Clair.
voyanas Of ME Imagination" 4 -
Every lover of Literature. art and hns writ.
Ing, will Hnd both profit and pleasure In the
psruskl Of the artiolea-"The Classic or Goth
| lic-The Battle Of the Styles" "Leaves from
the Club RoOks;', and ''Translations from the
Odyssey. s16f 1l
The characteristics Of Language" brings
into prominent view some Of hewonderfuI dis-
eoveries in pathological science, for which We
are indebted to modern research. But the clos-
Ing article, "David Wipgate's Poems and
Songs" is the attractive one, consisting Of Sc
leotlons from recent volume Of poems, said
{, be the production of one who has no learn
log, and has been q collierAlnce his ninth year.
Be this as Il may, he must have been born a
poet, for he sirga in strains so sweet and charm
Ing, as 70 show him pe.ted favorite of the
'tuneful Nine" IS -w M "a
BlackWOod ID Issued monthly BY the American
publishers of the standard British Quarterlies.
Terms-Blsckwood, SO per year. Blackwood
and one Quarterly, 81. Blackwood and the
four Qusrterlies, $40. Address Leonard Scott
g. Co., No. 70 Fulton street, New York
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

hhs IonssS nae iTrlS,ss' 6sissspsndsn
fheg giollosius prlmss 'slsgraphio dispAsoh
irom w WashIngton vas sent over the wires @
the am Of December last:
s.aDrt WAab, Nsw York Hotel. New
York:-Act as though you heard some very
good news, fcr yourself and me. as M soon 4, as you
eeI thIS. W.. H. RUSSELL.
: This dispatch obviously yreferred 70 the decis'
loh % the Geyernmens to surrender MASON
and sLiDELI, which was known to the British
legation at Washington. but was not known II
New York. The public In the latter city were
allowed to 20 on selling their stocks at q sacri'
fce, while Mr.. RussELL, the 7imss' CORES
poudent, and his frlends we're enabled to make
"a pile" by operating In .pospsc, Of a rise
Several leading New York firms had cores
pondents in Washington. who tried Intellectually
to send tho news BY the telegraph.
The House Judiciary committee, in their re-
port on the Censorship Of the Press, cay in ref
erence 70 this transaction aits
Any man of ordinary discernment might
have detected in that dispatch the contraband
information, and that Nc. Russell has not, by
his lettera 10 the London Times, entitled him.
self to privileges which were denied to our own
citizens. Stock speculatlons were active and
remunerative, and the committee think Mr..
Russell's friends made good thing out OF the
good news. H. G. FAINT, banker Of this city
(Washington), was examined by the commit
tee In reference TO bis operations In stocks upon
tie Trent affair. Mr.. Fant bad read In the
Herald that Mason and Slidel we're to be given
up, and he put 70 pork Mr.. RO6aTt J Corivia to
ascertain spheiksy the communication had been
made to Lord Lyons. He osesytained IN The
Department of The Iatsri2r, that u had Mr.. FAINT
Invested In stocks. and Mr.. Corwins share Of
the prOHts.was $500. The committee say that
the censorship Of the press, except In regard to
military affairs, was needlessly vexatious, part.
ly from Instructions given to the Censor, and
partly from the manner of carrying them out,
dividing the blame about equally between Sec
retary seward and Nj Thsyer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
Lcg,s,a,lve Summary.
Tnun.pAr. March q, 1862


SRaArE.--The following bills we're intro.
duced Fer the appointments of pay agents
| To amend the 4.h section Of an act 10 provide
| for the better regulation and uniform govern
ment Of the Luuattc Asylums, passed April Z
1 1856. ~ ss.s .s.t
The following bill vas passed; Providing
for the appointment and more thorough system
OF accountability of the officers Of the Ohio
Peuitentsry, fixing their compensation, pres
cribing their duties, and determining the manner
OF working the convicts, end repeating certain
acts and parts of acts herein named. b.
The amendments to the taxation bill were
agreed to, and the bill WAS ordered to be en-,
Crossed and read the third time 10 morrow.
i The bill, To amend sec. Of an ect to fur.
ther prescribe the powers and duties of courts
of this State and judges thereof, vac passed.
Mr.Welsh offered resolution, setting forth
Bellaire as suitable point within this State
for n National Armory, which was referred to
the committee on Federal Relations,
The Senate refused to engross Mr. Kenny's
Dill, explaining the law Of 1861, 90 as 10 in
cIude 10 the terms "staf officers In actual ser
vice" the officers Of the stat Of the Governor.
Some very sharp discussion was had, and
strong charges Of inicsity we're brought, on a
bill 10 authorize Court In dscreeing sale Of
Railroad for debt, to convey the franchise.
HousE The rush of petitions against the
immigration OF negroes into the State stili con.
tinues-All Of which are regularly referred to
the committee on Federal Relations.
Bills were introduced as follows: To pre-.
scribe Common School Libraries; To amend
the Law for the assessment and taxation Of
property In this State, and for levyiDg taxes
thereon according to lite true value In money,
passed April 5ele59. 7s
The following bills were passed: Making ap-
propriaiion Of the moneys received for tolls on
the National Road for It's support; For the re-
lief Of Capt. Phillip Mueller. ''' I.
Much time was consumed In the discussion
upon the bill to fx the fees of County Auditors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

nMMUAK" = - - n
.qSstsgsIasias fCsiuu Caucus for the nom.
,.slon Of a tInitsd. States SENATOR dispatched
husIuess last evening. aud apally dispatched IT,
"A Nfassh 4laeN wtfe NJ ! pndefstspd, nlpesy'seven
Wv m.mbers presept. Ten ballo,ings were haoi
hut no candidate obtained the number thisy)
I, sruvI.sa lol sbs A6hinasiOu. On ote ballot
Wlnr had forty-segen votes Aedl on auosrer'
'"'fN DRL.no had ,.forty.six. On the last paiio''
WApE Obtained Gorly-four. and DELAEo loi1''
WI, throc votes 80. asl
ese sssInr, NOT the remotes. prospect Of nOm'-
..,,.,1 ssna,or MosnoE moved on adjournment
sius dis Tbs motion vas carried BY vote Of
no.rlv 20 tD'one--eixy three, as we learn De-
,s ~ ln n favor, and thirty four against IT,
asvlue come to the wise conclusion to "agree
20 disagree and to put an end to the caucus oy
a"happy dIspa,ch'G Ia Japanese some oae'
..is ironically, we suppose, Of course, called Tor
,a ..lhrss cheers for the hagMonlOus Union party!
J Those were given, Or rather attempted to DC
riyen amid confused noises, and hoarse grum'
oe blIngs, and--We dOnr say what ese--lrom inc
:, q s radical Ben Waaoites. - ~ 3.
,ae' Well, the Fusion Caucus " over and gone'
eond Ben WADE q not nominated. This will
make The radicals, and particularly some oil
them ia fat Fedtrli ofRces. feel terribly desper-
ste. What they WIN next attempt to make
tho Fusion thoroughly .AOolitionizsd disunion
e..s party, we do not pretend to know. Bat let
them beware. The handwriting is beginning
70 appear on the wal--nOt 10 unintelligible
hieroelyphlcs, bat 10 plain sEDglisb-"Ye are
weighed In the balance and fpund wanting
wanting in all that constitutes true patriotism
and genuine loyalty to the Constitution and the
t.' linton f 81 lfNa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
Organization OF the Republican Par
y OF New York. ~

lTbe Executive committee Of the Republican
State committee Of New York had meeting
ia Albany on Saturday last, the 22i inst ant
unanimously adopted series Of resolutions
the last of which calls foL ''the orgsnization ol
tbe Republican party for the protection Of III
principles, the efficiency Of its lsborS and its
future success"
Il thus appears that the New York commit
tee have no notion Of abandoning the Republi-
can organization for the sake OF fusion, but in
tend to. keep up the old party lines, ard read
out the fusionists whom they go cordially In
vited to cooperate with them last year. GAZE.
LEY does not half like this. Speaking Of the
ccmmittee's resolutions, the Tribune says: +,
We regret to ssy that those resolves are not
80 lucid aud unequivocal as we could wish to
see them on the only point which 10 OF any
practical importance. We allude, Of course, to
that Of the hospitality 70 be profered, the
treatment to be accorded, 70 those citizens
heretofore acting With other parties who saw
ft-in accordance with the cordial and liberal
Invitation extended BY this committee last Sum
mer--to act with Us in the last State election.
Foe our oEn part, We say FRANKLY tbat We see no
reason for such invitation and the action there
On last year, which is not equally urgent and
operative now NVA f4 litN 4
Perhaps, after the Republicans in New York
get fully organized, they will generously ox-
;end cordial invitation to men Of other parties
% help them elect heir candidates. +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
Monthly Report OF the soldiers, Aid
Rncfany


This months receipts show continued in.
terest 10 this good cause, though the weekly
meetings have been small, and the treasury Il
almost empty. }
| A fair quantity Of work has been cut, taksr
away, and returned finished to the rooms; ant
Wednesd y last was devoted to making articles
for Camp Chase. There have been sent there
thia month large number Of pillows, pillow
cases, shirts, towels; also, lily, butter, picklel
and canned fruit. &A
We have received from tributary societies
number of boxes: 2 from zinesyiile, from
MiIlgroVe, 3from Taylor . Station, 8 from Mil
wood, and ! from McConnelsville; and hayS
sent from the rooms, In ell, twenty boxes, di
rected to w. M. Prentice, Louisville, Ky.
On Wednesday, March l9sJ, Dr.. S M Smith
addressed the Society, giving very satisfactory
and interesting account OF his investigation
duribg his recent journey, and saying much &c
encourage the Society In its efforts. He assur
ed US that we were doing good, and showed il
how many instances the resur Os our laDoIs had
been acceptable.
At our last business meeting, Mrs. G NJ
Parsons resigned her cfice Of President, after
short but faithful administration, aud Mrs.
W. E. Ide was unanimously elected TO Gil her
place. ~ lU1
Inc society 10 ltsfpreeent necessity has re-
solved 10 hold "BaxAar" sometime this month
not ye, definitely declled upon. This will
be o union affair, in which the ladies of all
churches are earnestly requested to participated
aud it 10 suggested that they commence at once
to work for that object. There will be meet.
ing at the Society rooms on Wednesday next, at
O'Clock P. N to which all ladies are invited,
and Iull attendance lie hoped for, in order TO
ascertain the result OF this suggestion,
DONATIONS yoR THE WEEK xSDmG MARCH 26rH.
Mrs. Kate Smiths shirts, 2 pairs drawers,
cotton cloth. 500 -t
Mrs. N. P. White--1 pair boots, pair shoes,
3 shirts, pair pants, / handkerchief, bottle
ca.sup, cloth for slippers and roll of cotton and
flannel. rsn
Mrs. DR.. Andfews--l pair socks and roll of
Brussell carpet for slippers.
Mrs. John L Gill--8 shirts.
Mrs. Eliza Doher.J-7 sbirts, ard pair of
drawers.
d O. Smith, e cans frnit fa .rff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
Tho COnsfitusion and the Law Vim.
dicnIed in Morrow County,

Ralph Leete, Esq, has just returned from
MIL Gilead, in Mdsfow county, 0nd reports tat
| in the civil action Of joseph l. Barber, of this
place, against James Hammond, Robert Mo
Clareny and others, for EobbIng and beating
Mr.. Bsrber, while In the execution of his duty.
as an y. g. Marshal, 10 an attempt to arrest a
fugitive slave at Ibers, in September, 1860, a
Jury of Morrow county, after q protracted trial
Of four days, found the defendants guilty, and
returned verdict against them Of $1,000.
The csee, ne are told, was fully tiled upon its
merits. .i-ta,.tl. .sr ~ .saasc ~
The numerous friends Of Capt Barber will
glory In this result. While ths verdict 10 less
than the atFocioue crueltIes and indignities
practleed upon him would have justified, II Is
sufficient to chow that Morrow county has
wiped out the stain which the Iberls Abolition.
lists had cast upon her. srrr lgiafs 81
The counsel for Captain Barber were Ralph
Leete, w. P. Red, James 0lds, and Hon. +.
w. BARLEY. For The defendants, Joseph Vance
and J. w. Dalrymple .-IrOnton Clipper, March
25h llsI',f.l1 i4 ,sartsaal9 y sob
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

"GREAr ExREcrATIoEs.' Es.'--Mr. Kennedy, Pc
riodical dealer bn State street, has received a
very 6ne edition Of Charles Dickeps'a recent
work, "Gsest Expectations This story has
become so popular that the names Of the char
acters in 1t may almos: be sAid 20 be 'hopse-
hold words" This edition is published BY
Gardner A. Faller, Boston. Il 10 illustrated
with Eve steel engravinga, printed on fne
white pager, neatly bound In paper. and costs
only twenty-five cents. Need we add q word
more 70 induce the admirers Of Dicksns--and
Who does not admire his Niitines7--lo call at
Ksnnedy's for 20 cheap . copy Of "GseAt Ex-
pectap0nA' ~. 1igi..il g. fs 81 eir.etsys1s. ~
4 ~, a -.,.t. ~ i. .l.crf qdI hna ,afiiil siiHHi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
BaItInere ana OhIo naiIrOad

We are glad 70 announce that this great
thassaghlare is now open for travel and freight
the entire route. II has been charged that
rival roads have Increased their rates Of ffegbts
while this road vas unable to do business. II
such was the case, now that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad ID open, merchants and ship.
pers generally wiz aoon discover it.- Cincinnati
Prfss $500 es.io
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

CocK Fi6Hr They had grand rohicken
match" IN Cleveland last Week--OhiO Against
PennsylvaDia. There were nine battles fought
IN all. and sIx birds killed outright. The ninth
battle, which was termed the odd one, sBd on
which was .staked two hundred dollars, Was won
b. Pennsylvania, the Ohio bird failing TO come
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

HUMoRous SATIRE ON THE WAR,--Dr Silsbee
will give psrlor reading Of his celebrated
poem on the war. at Naughton's Hall, Friday
evening, March 2sIh Reading commences at
8o'clock. Admittance IS cents 1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

POLICE CoURT.--The Mayor did quite q
Gland office business" In hIs Court yesterday
Six persons were before him for drunkenness
aud other disorderly and shameful conduct.
Three were 6ned each one dollar and cost,
and three each three dollars and costs. One,
in default of payment, was sent to the chain.
gang, and another, Tor the same reason, to thu
city prison. ll4 snii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

CEsEaAL sHHIDs. at the battle Of Win
chester, though severely wounded at the very
frat Ere on Saturday, continued 10 command
until the arrival Of General BANKs on Sunday.
He displayed true gensrsIship.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
Genoral Fremont's sfaff.

AT last accounts, General Fremont had not
fully made up his staff but 1t is understood that
Col. Shsnks, member Of the House from lndi-
ana, Zagonyi Hudson Of Indians, r. M Cor
wine, and Col. Tracy are sure TO be among the
number selected, n grR
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

A New ORLEASs paper suggests that If 9
steamers iron PROV were 70 strike HoLLSs's
big turtle in the middle, she might be snapped
IN two PRENTICE says be would like to see her
made swapping turtle $50. ss.3
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Amy ! or .he Unlled sIales.

irbs revised edition oithe United States
= Aiwy Register for 1862, jos. Issued, states the
regular army a. SO 273, and the volunteer army
At 505b25 The regulars may be increased,
ulder existing laws, TO 44eO3, and the volnn-
teers Indefinitely. r ft o -.ss