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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
The FseIIng in the Amy.

Is IFrom the pes Moines (IoWa) Timeh ] lias'
The following letter from an officer Who has
seen service on-tbe battle-helds of Tennessee,
shonld. We think, be published in company with
communications from female political writer's
Who sit in Washington pArlors and dacourae az
random on important topics Of the day; u h
- R,oaT wiso Army OF TnE TrEyEssEE.
.isA ~ FIVE MiLEs yKoM oohMrn, May ss, ieos }
l saw In a Chicago Times, two Neeks egci
that YOU are making stTAight-out Democratic
fipht In iowa, with chance Of success lam
glad of IT, Nothing would cheer me 80 much
as the defeat of the aboitionlete, with all Their
elders and abettors. JMOet of the otipers ana
men Of our regiment are conservatives Demo,
crals, old line Wbigs, and 10, few Republicans.
As o regiment We fight In good hunloF. when
we take any prisoners they wonder Wny We oon't
murder them and steal all their NEGROES Ihe
common people here live initerror oil aDolitionF
isle. When we lose one OF our brave boys we
charge one half bis blood to the negro, ,thieying
abolitionists Of the North, and we believe that
on the bloody field Of Shiloh, at the bead and
foot OF every trench where, our soldiers are
buried, an sbolitioniss shonld pc chained 70
mark the resting place Of their victims, Those
traitors at our oan fresides have enabled other
traitors to misrepresent US till we are shot down
az the deadly enemy OF every Southerner, You
ought to hear cur Lieutenant-C Colonel M
(Rep.), curse "ths Did sbolitioDists.o4 He does
il 70 my satisfaction. You and l. krow several
men In - connty who ought TO stand exposed
besween these two srmiea curing the c0miog
Eight. IoveiAoW with bitterness when think
OF thsir urgodiy rssealiiy, all perPetrated In
the name Of 'ifreedom."i Il would be o great
mercy 20 us here on the battlefield il the whole
tribe of them, from Maine 10 California, were
shot. Thousands Of us arc now being shot in
their stead. es 5af ,ldi iz5i rggJ 4
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voluntary Nogro Emigratien.

Hon. WILLiAM s. HoLMAN, Representative IL
Congress- from the Fourth Congressional Dia
triss of Indiana, stated in the discussion on the
HAyti-Liberia Recognition bill tSts Daily Globt
Of june A),ihet, although Indiana, In accord
auce with her. policy to separate the races has
made an appropriation Of Ave thousand dollars
annually for the colonization of her free cOlored
people, up to this tims.ii there has been fall
ing off in the black population of the State, 1t
has resulted from her pOlicyof exclusion, and
not from willingness on the part Of the eolOred
people to emlgra.e to Liberia. - .y,,
Mr.. HoLMAr further stated that be did not
know Of single instance in his own part Of
the State where negro had consented TO volun-
teer colonization, although ample provision bad
been made for il. and although the State had Of
fered every inducements, among others to pn'-
chase land in Liberia for those who would emf
CRATE, and make provision for their temporary
support. These inducements had been without
.fect. The policy of volunteer colonization,
10 far as Indiana is concerned, is an entire
allure. it-0a
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psleEales 70 one stale Conven dom

Large and enthusiastic Conventions were held
in Dayton and Springfield on Saturday last,
when Delegates were elected to the Fourth Of
July Democratic State Convention, as follows:
Foa MoErocMERY CcusrY-Isaso Voorhees,,
| DR. Berlin, John Hoover, Jesse Harry, jesse
Woeaman, John Cusick, Eli James, Daniel Ri
ter. Jacob Kuns, John w Turner, Jacob Mom:
ma, Adam Eby, DR. Hawkins, Theo P Eby,
Henry Wise, VIM Zigler, John WeDger, Jacob
Kunkle, DR. Kemp, Joshua Dram, John Allen,
Jacob Breuner; Harry Blanchard, 8 FWood-
som, w N Love, T F Thtesher, Levi Wallas-
ton, DR. ] A Walters, John DieiE, D A Houk,
w H Gillespie, John c Cain, 3 M Ayres, A
Decker, George WogamaD, G Z vsllandigham,
Abraham Cahil, J Kline, Phillip Waltz; II
Kline, P A Lafee, VIM Wemble, J Decker, W
Dickey, Geo Kemp, Jarnts Kelly, Henry Morse,
George Ramsey, Daniel SOyder, T Long Jr. y
T Beals, George 8 Gebhart, Henry Stenler,
Grove. WIN Lightly, Eiiasy LegRist, Lewis
Sobeich, 2 CatroW j I Kern, Johp Reed, Lewis
Meese. Seymour Yeszel, John l. Miller, John
MIuick; Anthony Stephans,, Joseph Clayton,
Adam Snyder, N e Jordan, w H Relyille, D K
Boxer, David A Hsuk, J II Gushing, Hugh Wig,
gain, Dennis DWyer, Jonathan Kenney, Edward
Conway, John StephanF, George Hochwalt, G
? Huber, ] H stopplsmaD, E o'Brien. Reeves,
Or. S6anefelt, J. r. Thompson, EGG Meyer,
Eco. MusseImau, Jacob Getter, George 0liuger,
Hiram LeWie, Michael Wallace, John Bellyllle,
Dr.. Alexspder, William St1nsell, Robert 9.
Mclcsep, Robert Mlskelly. M. SWadner, j. +.
Bollmeyer, l. II. Cole, F. Fisher, NJ H. Rich
moDd, W. W. Kenney, D. w. Reese, R, M.
Dnff, John Colhauer, T. Oh Love, Conrad
scheuck, George Kinder. Peter Long, ST. 8.
B. Smith, T. II. Joho, Nicholas Staley. Fred.
Reichs.elser, George White, Hamilton Tnrrer,
Geo. W. Houk, Dr.. Kslso, Joseph zTislef.
CLARKE CouxrY-John H Bloss, James v,
Ballentine, John Merapds, L Hldgell. John
Keifer, Finley ShaTtle, Hugh Hagan. John Cof-
Geld, John J Forbes, Giles Gordon, DR. Curtlss,
WIN Rowan. Mejor H Hough, Samuel Bowlus,
Cornelius Gran, Koblenz, Matthias Bfuner,
Newton Conway. Geo DSks, L schaffer, II
M yers, David Shaffer, VIM Werdep, John
Thomas, John Rohrer, H Thomas. 35g Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
EFFECT OF AboIisIOn RFOclamnfions
and LEGISLATION.

- - =
Hon. cHAaLr. J. BIDDLE, Democratic Repre-
sentative in Congress from Pennsylvania, used
the following language in some remarks during
Tho debate on the HaytI-Libsris bill Ssee Daily
Globe Of June a. ~ sa'i esiosti- 81 q e
/ know there are gentlemen who have deemed
all policy on this subject little better than tind-
ity; who say constantly here that they 90 not
care how much iheJ irritste rebels; but the re.
cult has not been happy The gentleman from
Missouri nearest me { Mr.. Phelps) told rs that
Fremont's proclamation raised an army Tor the
rebels In that State; and other proclamauonh
have been Issued, and bills passed here, that
might have been drafted by JEFF Davis himself,
they suit bis purposes so we'll Such It seems 70
me. has been the tendency and the character OF
our. African policy. of which this lihe Haysi'
LiberisI bill is part. 1t has doubled she WORK
Tor our armies. 4. n u ,-' ~ es -ogs-5 "a 9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

"THE two reoes," said Thomas Jefferson, In
speaking Of thsnegroes and white men In this
country, "equAlly free, cannot live under the
came government" No argument 10 needed
to make every rational mind accept this declsr.
alton. Two races. with such marked and unsl.
terGhle physical and mental charActeristles can
not Slgamate--csnno and will not associate
together on terms Of equality. II their present
relations are to be changed, the depopulation oi
one or the other race must speedily follow, or 0
war Of races that will llnot stop till ons or the
other Is extiDguished 10 the necessary and una-
yoidable consequence. /! will take the wisdom
and courage of the ablest and coolest men Of
the country 80 settle the great problem. Mean
while, as preliminary, let us put down the fAnat-
ics who have preoipItated the problem, -CkisaeC
Times. .saistlI ysan 90
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Campaign Statesman for 1862.

81
The p,oprietors or the oRIO sTArEsnAN will
issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
sAais Canvas to pc called ira 'y ss,aA .tr
rHE CAmRaIGr sTATEsmAE.
This paper will bs devoted exclusively to the
publication Of matter designed 70 promote tne ?
sucsess Of sound constitutional doctrines ana
prineiplss--And the overthrow Of Abolition
REQ ablIcanlsm at the ballot box. ~ Is
The frst number Of Tia Campaign Siatss~Sn
viii appear on tAe 22d day Of July 1867 ana
weekly thereaftsr until the October election
The price win be as follows; az
s,.,,. .cn,ss. 30 cents Il
cluhs Of from S to IS copies. rs cents each COPY
Club Of from 26 to so /" ~ ,".
Gibbs Of 81 copies and over, s.
"a ona address, 20 ("
Tho above price win barely cover the cost
the object being to put the paper at such low
acass as to insure general circulation through
ouS The State. .a..g 4r.., -..i II, ,s
County and Township COmmitteea and oluos
should send in their orders by the 18th day OF
July, 1862. The cash must In all cases accom-
pany the order. +, ..l g, + ~. ss. a., .
Friends Of constitutional liberty, 60 to work
and give III. Campaign Stats,rran vide Or
eulalion. Address, Z ih.l.sa2 5si s.5 ,
MANYPENNY b MILLER, 81
@ Publishers Ohio Statesman,
h.. rl--i.t Il. f.e s Columbus, Ohio. 4
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Local M alters.
school Notice,


The examination Of the public schools in this
city will take place as follows: High School,
this CTuesday) afternoon, and tomorrow (Wed-
nesday), the 25ih inst; other schools on Thurs.
day, the 26sh inst. -'' y
The closing exercises Of the High School
will take place at Town street Chapel on next
Thursday evening, on which occasion an address
will be delivered BY !, ]. Allen, Esq.
The schools will be re-opened on the 9Th Of
September next all the friends Of popular
education are cordially invited to be presen. at
and take part in the examinations.
We especially call upon he parsats to attend,
and by their presence practically manifest their
interest in the mentAlweliare Of their children
intrusted to the care Of our teachers.
.D4hQ OTTO DREsEL,
Secretary Of the Board of Education.
Columbus, June a. 1866, 9,-dS,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

p We had the pleasure, yesterday, OF taking
BY the hand Col. James George of the Second
Minnesota regiment, and formerly otthis city,
Col. George's regiment is now at Corinth, and
be Ia on temporary absence on account Of his
health. The division Of the army to which
Col. George ia attached, has seen hard service
10 the southwest, and his regiment has diacharg.
ed Its duty WE'LL. ss@ asytls3sAee
We also had the pleasure Of meeting Col.
Tom Ford, whose regiment 10 in Yifginis.. The
Ex-Governor bears evidence 10 his bronssd face
that he has been on duty, and has had no easy
berth q. that. But, as Of yore, be Is 1ull of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

Z " Major Dwight RAnnister, Psymaater Of
tia United States army, is now In the city, but
viii return TO Warrington in q few days.
Z VI Yesterday, several companies Of the 18Th
.. s. Infantry, Col. Darlington, marched into
the city, from Camp ThonAs, preceded BY their
regimental band. After marching through the
streets fer some time, they went through the
exercise Of skirmlsh drill, which was spoken
Of highly by those protesting to be su fat In
military matters. In the AftsSsoon Col. Car
riDgiop and his men returned 70 Camp Thomas,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

GETTING hD or THE MoNEY.-Tho Tribune
says it cannot see the propriety Of giving sal
ary Of $500 per annum to commissioner to
Hayi, and one Of $45O0 to ditto for Liberia
Neither can we. In sooth, We do not perceive
why we should open diplomatio intersouFse Fith
either Of those countries. The entire scheme
b productive Of On exgavagant and useless ex.
penditure Of money 10 create renunerative sin.
ecurss fer political fayofites Of the Adminislra-
tiou. There seems to be no end to the cohtfi-
vances escorted to at present, by the party 10
power, TO plunge the nation into debt for the
benefit Of its noisy partisans. It a lamenta-
BILE feature Of the age'that ell modesty should
DO so abandoned In such proceedings ~ Y.
Sunday Times. .g-isits5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

Tn Cleveland PiaiadssIer says that Certain
heretofore fsyorite policies and party issues
should be either laid aside Alsogether or post
poned until matters Of greater moment are dis
posed of.'s Wa would Eeipsctfully ask the
Plsiadeslss WHISTLER the party with which it has
fused and invited Others to fuse, has laid, aside
or possponsd its fagOFiie policies or party 10.
sues. HASH NOT, through It's majority ia Con.
gress, incorporated the most prominent Of
these, Its party measures, into the national leg
IslAsiOn, and is there the least symptom that 1t
win its wicked partisan career, even II
the Union be destroysdIby isiy seT~ws
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
WE have been furnished With copy Of ths
following dlupasch srapsmitsed BY the Governor
. - =. - 4 Cinai nm aft.

WE have been fuInisheo Win ooPy " ss1'
following dIupAsch transmitted by the Governor
to the press Of Cleveland and Cincinnati: ~.
THs srArx or ozIo, ExEcuTIvE DS5'r, r
~ CoLunSus, June "A, le6S
Recruiting ofacsrs are Informed that BY an
order from the Secretary Of War, premium
of Two dollars vii! be paid for each accepted rec
crui.; also, that one mOnth's pay win be ad-
vapced 70 each recruit when bis company is
mustered into service. 1t iseIpecsed that the
Rallan. ufasers engaged In the recruiting SER
vice will give the recruit the entire benefit OF
the premium. II ishOped that this libeFalisy on
the part Of the Government. VIII stimulate the
recruiting service. hsliI
isgain call the attention Of all loyal men to
the Importance Of rendering all aid In their
power toward filling up The five regiments nov
raising. Ohio must promptly respond to the
urkeut calls of the President for troops.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

TIE only hope--ths only earthly prospect Of
ever again having uhion in which strength
harmony and prosperity shall be mutually blend
cd, lies IN 90 condua;ing the war and our ma
tlOnal legislation, that the Of the South.
srn people shall yield q wiling and cheerful
obedience to the Constitution and laws and help
sustain both. Bat never, never can this be, if
The Republican Abolition scheme is persisted in
and succeeds, Of turning the South into howl
ing wilderness Of ssvplted negroes. ~ Ts1I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
sn.lpy county Fair. az

Wethank the Secretary Of the Shelby Coun'
y Agricultural Institute, for copy OF the
"Regulatlons and Premiums" fol, tho Third
Annual Fair Of that Society, to be held as SID
ney, Ohio, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday; September 3osh, and October Let,
81 and 90, 1862 TP ~ 9T
The Institute is in aourishing and prosper
Gus condition, and the Fair will be an. occasion
OF great interest and profit to the people Of that
part Of the State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
Robo, report from Little ROCK

We are informed THAT letters have been re-.
oeived in this vicinity which leave no doubt
that Governor Rosps attacked the FedeTals
twelve miles from Little Rock, and routed
them, and Hindman pursued and routed them
again al Jacksonport The date of this epgsge-
ment IL not given, but Il must have transpired
quite recently - i'f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
|DEIOCRAYIO STATE CONVENTION
|Iw NkE
Friday July 4th 1862. y
Roena oy 4nl plaooaA1lo gr1rl cnr. coz,

Rooms oy TIE DAMoChATi0 bTATn OnnT. CoM.,
"a 09rPhPvPs NV u, 1892 TX ~
TO tic DsmOsraey sf 0Ase, saa az Othsvs " iassr
Of As Usion az Il has been, and As Constitss-
don a. a q aV -
XouhFe hereby notified that the DemoeFAlic
State Central Committee has designated FRI'
DAY, THE FousFH, DAr or JULY, ls62.ss the
slime for holding the next Democratic State
Convention, In the city o. Columbus, for the
purpose Of nominating q candidate Tor each Of
the following ofh6es,yiz: lif3BIl0N lhsli
Judge Of the Supreme Court -
ssssissIs Sasisar Ss'sssssis, 3 s .GNAI9VaI1
School CommissioneT;
Member Of he Board Of Public Works.
The Democratic voters, and all oiherO In ia
yor Of the Union as Il has been, and tho COnsti-
tuition as n is, Of ,hessveral counties within
this State, are respectfully requested to proceed
70 appoint Delegates % repEesent them IN said
Convention, on tho following basis: One Dele,
gate for each county, aud an sddi:IopAi Dele
gate for every Eve hundred votes cast for Hon,
IIuoH J. J1wrrT. for Governor, atths last oc.O-
Der election, and for sysry fraction Of two hnn'
dred and fifty votes and over, one additional
Delegate, syEslG ,ciafsrm ,Hrinu0W se3
The numbef" OF Delegates 70 which each
county ia entitled, We bAye Indicated In the fol-
lowing Tables 1'bA AAA'A4 81 '-'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

AT Athepe, Georgia. recently. onsof the Fed
ralprisoners was on bis desth.bed, and an of
GER kieuleGhnt Dorsey, applied 70 Mrs. Hobbs,
the occupautof en- elegant dwelling. for q bed
and Sbelter, for few short houFs, for the dying
boy. Mrs. Hobbs listened passively to the Lieu
tenants request. made IN polite aud gentle
mablt manner. When be had finished, abe re-
pIieds "N0g sIBs not fcs chs moment. | viii
never consent that any northern man, be be Sol.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

I Th Is stated tha. one Of our hotels hAa Al,
ready received applications FOR beds for one
hundred and soventy.ave delegates to tho State
Convention on the 4.h proximo, and that 0
large number Of rooms ip the neT Neil House
will be finished, and furnished for The use Of
delegates by Msssrs. Falling & Wheeler, Of the
Goodale. These gentlemen, 1t Is understood,
will be the lessees Of the Neil House, when
completed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
Who supporl the AdrninisiratIonl

The c,leveland LsadeT meets the charge thai
-. Ii.,,n :, Fusion movemapt, i,
ID oPpo"'tDs sAs S - a. - : - - :
10 opposing the ADMINISTRATION " -
II specifies certain bills, ss the bill for
The abolition of slayerv IN the District,
The copBso.tiOD bills. the bill prohibiting slave.
~ a. tba Te,r,.ories. and others Of ike oharac-
,sr n...sd bv the preseut Congress, as the
L,sd.v s,ys through the efforts Of radical Re-
nublio.ns and than aske;
No. aoss apv ora doubt but .ha. the acts
specified above received the heartiest sanction
Of the AdminlstratiOnf Did President L'nc9ln sn
SEND In Sny oDlec.ion 70 any Vi ~. uv msss.9es md
nrocIams.IOrs rs S and especially in his Enanoipa-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
TrfsoInaI 5aHsy.T

Ths Democrats OF sold Medina" Will hold
their County Convention next Saturday, 70 elect
dslesa ates 10 .he State Convention. The cell q
Their Central Commi.tee p issued ~ the fosn
Of handbill, copy Of which has been sent Us
by our friend, M. CASE, Esq. II shows thas
they are awake In that part Of the "Rsserve"t
the Importance Of the impending political con-
test Medina will give good account Of her
uSli. next fan at the polls, ssts II u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
o.,o EDuoAnou.r MONrurr. r.-aThe July mum.

oHio EDucArioNkI MoNTHtY The July num-
Der of this periodical Is on our table. IL con-
tains articles written by Drs. Hill, Andrews,
Lord and other dlsIinguished educatOrn The
Editorial department Of this number contains
much valuable Information.
The Ohio Educational Monthly is Published
BY E. E. White & Co., Columbus, Ohio, at one
dollar wear.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

Tn Quo WOOL MAREET.--The wool trade
scsns t6b6 1nusnally lively IN every direction.
Ruyers are seemingly pleaty and competion Is
brisk. The prices Ioo are 90 much better tbs
1hey wtf6 Iast yess, that the disposition TO sell
aunears to Be general. The Newatk American
ases tbs general range Of prices 10 that pisceiB
from IS q 40 canis, though In s0me cases rs 10
rata. irhe w oosfef iasputlican reports the
iaDrs fran 30 to AB, though the usual price is
sfom 41 u As, ItAllereposss has tho woaii is
couing n freely. ali ss ~ sssAa'el
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

Mss. REAL, who shot her husband 10 New
York for bis infdelity, ia reported ss over
whelmed with the sympathy Of ladies in higb
position, Who understand her feelings. lEbEIK
JANIS has volunteered bis professional services
10 her behalf, and they have been accepted. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

The New York Tines states that the Board
of Aldermen Of that city, on Monday. evening,
oyerfuled BY two thirds vote, the veto of
Mayor Opdyke on the resolution rendering q
public reception TO Mr.. Thurlow Weed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

Rssslpsd, That the folly, fanAtIc|sns q criIne,
whichetot Il may ho cAllec, that ApsHs ~ ltr.p
the slavfs Of he Sonthetn States loose, " oy1t
run the North, and to enter into ccmp
With thr. Nhito lahbring men epd womsni tnns ;
reducing the wages Of labor md deg!sa'lg sne
white race, by placing them BY the side Oh .s me
negro, in their vaEions 0ecnpationss meels Mllh
| cvr uunuaitflad condemnation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

MuMSoRD, recently hung in New oileAns for
custiDg down the United States Gag, followed
gambling az profession. and was so noted for
his proficiency a. cards, that planters would
come to the city and furnish him money 70 play
with, giving him half Of all be could win.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

W QlsrtermsSter-Ge Wright sent yes.
iOrday asquad Of nsuto Gem coS--s full bat.
sery Of brass slx.pounders- -four riaed and two
smooth bores. Nft IIs-a ''e3 q 's-'r'+
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25


Notice is hereby given to tho Democracy Of
franklin county to meet on Friday, June 27tbr
1862, between the hours Of three sndsIx o'clock
P. M, In the townships, and six and eight
O'Clock P. NJ, In the wards, at the usual places
Of holding elections, except Norwich township,
which will be heldat Brumley's school-hOuse, to
appoint delegates to attend the County Conven'
tion, to meet In the City Hallin the city Of Co
lumbus. on Saturday, June Ssth, at 10 o'clock
Am, for tho purpose Of nominating eleven
delegates to attend the State Convention, to be
held in the city Of Columbus on Friday. the 4sh
day Of July. .-...A... ,,s~a ,,isa (
The following Is the number Of delegates al
lotted to each ward and township, based upon
the vote cast for Governor In 1861, allowing
one for each fftyIAnd an additional delegate
n - n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

! u' Two children Of W. A. Jones, Of zines'
Vile, were drowned D. Tho Muskingum river on
Friday evening. They were out In skin with
their k.her, who barely escaped With his liie'
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:, =, FrEEaseILI = 90, 3:
'T1T 1NATI0NAIFIAaFoRm
\ aPaFpos 81 one war.

49,. n 4 vora .stlkLS urAruous, rlssED TiE
poiEovina nlioLp TOM WInpn nretssEs Tk VOL ~
.srh.f NJ, deploYable civil has been forced
.e ma o3dnlft b. TIE disunionlsts OF the southern
etrsc. nov IN nEms agzinat the consh utlona eovsn
Sat sSS M afu1 around the Capital; That IN this Ma
tices1 enefroncy Congress- banishng all feeling OF
-srS nar,on and resentment, vii reeollect ony its
duts y he whole country; dt tase sodr y not sodgsa
,--,,as. III ooa0ue6t or sbin0ati0a on pu1D0Se Or
~ 81 fatsrJstng soih the rt0htstr tstdo
lisKsd c tloss Siases o.a @ acIsna aaa
-,s, "a Dion sbIih d1 the digniiy, equality, ana
essIs ~ ~ ssr5fdt STAT Hngnpatrsdt and hdt de
~. "a tess SEjsos dfe dcconpltsAed no wcr oH0s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

p Governor Tod has appointed Henry b
Banning, late Captain 10 the Fourth Ohio, Col.
ouel Of the Eighty-ssysnlh Ohio, now orgAniz
ing for the three monshs' service II q stated
that the Elgbty.seventh will move on Friday
next. spasahaeA g eEs .rsh " ssrsio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

ur Among tho speakers announced for the
grsst DsnS ScssiIc meeting d Cooper Inaiitute'
New York city, on the let proximo, We notice
ths name oi Hon. .. 9. Coz, Of ihla ciiysa a