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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Local Ia t ters;.'
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF FRANK
lin COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given to the Democracy o.
Franklin county to meet on Friday, June 9Th
1862, between tse hours Of three and SIX o'clock
P. NJ, in the townships, and six and eight
O'Clock P. NJ, in the wards, at the usual place.
Of holding elections, except Norwich township
which will be held at Brumley's school.house, to
appoint delegates 70 attend the County COnven'
tiOn, to meet in the City Hall in the city of Co
lumbus, on Saturday June 18th, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for ihe purpose of nominating clever
delssAtesto 10 attend The State Convention, to be
held in the city Of Columbus on Friday, the Alb
day Of July.
The following is the numberof delegates al
Iotted to each ward ard township, based upon
the vote cast for Governor in 1861, allowing
one for each fifty, and en- additional delegate
for each fraction 81 twenty-five votes so cast:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
w giro on.our fr.. pace .hIa Neel

WE give oni0uF fsst page this week the con
clueicn o.. Hon. s $. Csx's goat speech on
Ensncip1biOn and ila results. 'Thisspeech has
been more generally circulated, more uniyer-
kkliy yfeed, aud has excite q no interest among
al ieeiAsae3, dan any Apeech deliseted during
the present .sessioh OF tCongresssda 0arspro
emancipation readers, II We have any viii fn6
some knpok.doWn figures and facts in this docu-
meat which they cannot dodge any more than
they can MinIe riHe bail. Every white man
10 Madison county will be benefited by reading
this speech.
We have number Of copies In pamphlet
fofm.vbich We " y turnIsh free 60 any cBe de-
slsing them. = aiadisDA County Dem q. ,ssssl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

NEWSPAPER Exclusion The citizens of San
dusky have an Excursion" for the beDefi, oi
the Re9istsv, on Saturday next. That's right
we are glad suoh thiDgs are getting fashiOAG
Die; and if our friends deaire to get up few
for our benefit, why-we will have TO submit; to
it with the best grace we can command. But
We hope Our friends won't compel US to attend
but oheat q Enthusiastically yestltdSy)I4L 1
This ia ely way Of begging. As the Jour
nal seems to be In great need of charity, We
suggest to its benevolent friends, particularly
the jealous Abolitionists, to contribute some.
thing, say quarter apiece, to help it along.
Perhaps, it would not be amiIs to put up con-
tributionlbcx iOrlils RELIEF at the pOstofice OF
some other place Of public resort,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
rRrroNnL PLA1 roRM.
4 purposes OF the war.

cososrss, BvX VOTE rEARLY UNANIMOUS, PASSED TIIE
Voi1dwma RisoLUTIoH, WHICH xrAHssEs TUE vora "
rilr .Tfor AND 10 TIIn TRUa sTASDARD oy LOYALTY.
"fhat he present ploable civil EaT has been ioIced
uDon he country By the dsnnonlsts Of the southern
stas, nov n fms sgainst the . Nm
tonai emergency Congress- banlshipg ell feeling ol
mere nAs.ion and resentment, will fecoiect only its
duty e whole corn 20. ts W. 20 20, s %
,,a,,,6ae IN coaoteaf or suLjuQati01 Or purpose o/
eos Ero,oino or interesia2 l0h 10 righss ~ .stao,
ifai.d of those States out 70 aqsnd Gad
- [,ls,tr n ~ M )rsnccy of tie ConsttHtioa and 70
rrss fke Oato, totA Uthe dj2nity, equality, and
rio1L offlS ss5crdL 6fdt untHipatrsdj and hot "a
soos "a iess o6jecte arc accomplished tho aOer ough
10 llaae.p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

AHoTHER BuRaLARr.-The dwelling Of Dr..
s. M Smith, on the Northeast corner of State
and Fourth streets, was entered through back
window on Thursday night Alarmed by the
noise made in accidentally dropping some Of
the booty on the floor, the. villain or villains
hastily decamped,' carrying of three silver
spoons
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

The FoRrY rTrR ONO AND Col. RUNKLE.
The London, Madison county, DsrosrG, OF
thls week, says Of the Eorty-fifth Ohio and its
gsllAns Colonel: rs hiSull'0't ''' -
Lieut.. w. R, Wolfkill has established his
quarters In tbis place for the purpose of obtain-
ing recruits for,tais reginentE Major Ben. P.
Runkle, we'll known in this county az having
been the Democratic candidate for State Senal
tor in this Di.tIiet, three years ago, has been
appointed Colonel Of the 45th. Col. Runkls
was severely wounded in the face as The battle
of Shiloh, where be showed great bravery
and fought with deepstation. Hls wound hav-
ing partially healed, he is now endtsvoring
to fQ his regiment tosvthEee yeAIs or during the
.FAsf aGSRAsG EAh93W |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

The Democrats OF Crawford county had q
very large and enthusiastic Convention at Bu.
cyrus on the 2lst Of June. A. M. JACKSON,
Esq, delivered an able and telling speech.
which was spplauded to the echo. All the
Democrats Of "old Crawford" we're authorized
to attend tho State Convention and cas-. the
vote Of the county. gTa 1RITJll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Democratic Convention in uadisDn
a 3rr ..--f -aa county. r7--fief s-rps5

We find The following call for Convention
In the last MadisOn County Democrat: ssso7a
r DEhceRETIc CoEvESTIoN. The Democrats Of
Madison couuty'will meet at London on Tues.
day, July Les (Cstlle Slles daJ), ior the Vp6f-
pose Of appointing delegates to she Slate Con-
Venton to be held In Columbus on the Ash day
Of July. The times are full Of perilss The
people only can now save themselves, theifih-
stitutions, and their almost ruined con6tFy.
And the only way to do this, IL possible az al,
ia TO standby the "COnstitution as IL Is, and the
Union az il vas."I nJ1slta' eH Oh CD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

" For pure Wines, BrAndieg Gins, MonOn-
gahela, Rye and Bourbon Whiskies, call at La
celle Rosa & Cos, No. 224 South High street;
also, in store, prime lot Of low priced WhiS-
ky. je24lw.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

5 IT The sheriff Of Madison county offers .
reward of Hfty dollars for the arrest of George
Mccoy, recently confined 10 the Jail at London
on scharge of burglary, and who effSOtsd hil
escape on Saturday night lasE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Warin the Rspubucan Party oi New
. 80 rt-ngh YORK. AZ 7ultJt la4

WARM tue Republican Party of New
1 y ~ c5i-ns.-b York. oi'5i o..
q The New York Hsaid, speaking Of the feuds
IN the Republican party in that State, which are
daily increasing, beth in bitterness and extent,
says; sav q. -rH a Z 11-q7 %
Divided, as IL is, between the conservative
and abolition factions, the fght is becoming de-
eldedly spicy. Thurlow Weed leads the consery-
atiEes wing, and Mayor opdyke and Collector
BsBueT the abolition. Both factions are mar
shaling their forces for severe contest, with
fair prospect that one or the other will soon
Idle 10 the last ditchp As soon as Congress
adjoarns o bold and determined effsrt viii be
made to remove Collector Barney from the
Custom House, and fll his place with person
from the conservative ranks. THe prospects
are that be will either be compelled TO leave OF
Secrslsry Chase will have 70 vacAte the Tfeas-
tury Department. O. sn saN 1t--s1-, ~ siqFpq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
The Licking NOminatIons.

The Democratic primary elections IN tho sew
eral townships Ct Licking county, held on The
2lst Of June, resulted In the nomination Of
the following strong aud excellent ticket, which
will, Of course, beelecled by alstge Slorlty
For Shsf-J. Z, Rankin. ,,'yasz s71Hj "a
AuditOr-Mr. WOolsOD, the present incum.
bent. t---,,.-.,t. IN ~ s-elTogT ea-JT
RteOIdtr-Isaac ". BigeloW.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. Grant.
Infrmary Diyeetor-Mr. Coffman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

lst Ward will meet at North Engine House
% Ward at Buckeye Hotel.
2 3D. 0ta City Mayors Office. " n 0iJ
4!h slmonton's Exchange.
5:h I" "south' Eng House.
VIM. DOMIGAN, AG HIBBs,
l. sE.aWlLSON, 40 JACOB ARNOLD. y
JOS. FALKENBACH, MOSES SEYMOUR,
Mel, DOAERTY, ,StWMlCO0PER.
PATRICK DUNN,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

R- Four hundred and seventy bales of cotton
were brought up the river to Cincinnati on
ThuSsdaJ9 raa OO.I& t.A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

+ Is said by the Abolition FusiOnis.s thai
slaRsry Fcthe Union must die. This, they
have dweIrupon In q variety Of ways. anaOuno
Sipg 1. .tasaoa provhscy not to be questioned
Like other false prophets, who haVe been known
to commit murder for the same end, they ARE
moving heaven and earth 70 make their proph'
ecy come true. Finding itsuperAble barriers
IN their way under the UhlOniof free and slave
statsP, thsy'hAVe sllghtlyyaried their prophecy
and are rescrIipg 10 all the means "God, and
nature have put into their hands" to prove i
true as Il now OW5Tuns--sSIavery and the Union
muit die.p Z lsfsas9 sr.5osuggO Igo 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

q JOHN B. MoBRtDE, recently , elsotedin Oregon
Is the frat Representative chosen to the mex
or Thirty-eighth Congress, which meets, oD the
Grss MOndsy in Dscsmbers 1863 aia 5afW y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

0T The July Term Of ihe Madison County
Common Pleas commences at London Monday
next, June 80.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

1TThs London Madison county DsAocsri
states tie wheat in Range township ia that
county, Is being seriously injured BY the weeyiL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

suME gded-nltursd people have wondered how
|: ia that, inAsmuch as the AbOlitioniSts Of a
few years ago TeIeigenerally violently opposed
to the colonization plan, their legitimate sue
csssors, the FuAIonists of to-day, are generally
in favor jt. The thing is of easy explsna-
ton. The scheme Of cOlOniziDg the freed
slaves, with thsiE consent, is "gOt up" to sugar
coat the abolition pill and make gullibls people
sFRlloWit. Tue A6Olitionists know tha! the mig
geEs not, except In rare instances, consent TO
settle, or be settled in foreign land. The
scheme IS, as -TAAb. srEvrp said, esboDE the
most diluted milk-snd-Eater Cruel proposition
ever given to the American people.o his, IS
another member Of Congress, remErked-"the
pe rpNvpsiVa apiiiApJ Evnki5qu n1,i 1aYao5 RI tfa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

By order Of the committee.
WAYNE GRIsWoLD, Chairman.
Amos LGYMAN, Secretary pro ten.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Tno cloTen Foos.

The el6vsn foot Of Disunion proirudes from
the Abolition. Fusion ranks, notwithstanding
their bypocriiicAl Union sEeeChing. "Ths
Union,' for which these Fdsion gentry cIamor
and below 50 lus.ily, is no. The Union under the
present. Federal Constitution, but another
Union or some sort Of new government ar
rapgement-One prominent feature Of which Is
that there must be, as Msssa GRErLEY, Of the
NeE York Tribune, expresses it, "no distino7
ton in Law founded upon color or race.",9 = Z.
Among the loudss. Of these hypocriticaI Fl-
sion shriskers for The Union 10 this same GRErrr
of the Tsi6itae.. What be means BY the "Union,,
isdevsloped in the following closing sentence
of an article in bis paper Of Jane 25:
1. When We hear partisan shouts and elanors
for "the Union % II wss,Y we shall not hesitate
% Avow our preference for the Union asls ought
10 be-. n - -,i s,r,5 sIt .,4. ss,5saa M
. WAha slight alteration, the foregoing sen
tenee will express our own most earnest and
sober conviction, aEd We beIIeYs, that Of nine
tenihs Of the truly loyal people in the United
Ssates;-When we hear partisan shouts for "the
Union as u ought 70 be-" we shall not hesitate
to ayow our preference for the Union as IL was
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

/. The price per thousand ems for composition Of all
repofh ami all Communications and other documents or
oered by the General Assembly, or e her och thereof
or BY the Executive Departments to be prn In pamph
let form, together with the volumes OF public docu'
menta. - fr.1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

4 Raow. or aRa prnocRArrc STATE orNr. coM.,
CoLuhnus Nav H. 1862.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27
At Headquarters.

GENERAL lIorsToN is now furnishing supplies,
such as rations for the grand army of citizens in
Perrysbng and Wood county, consisting of flour,
pork and provisions of all kinds, at low figures.
Uniforms, in the shape Of clothing for men and
boys suited for dress parade Sundays, or for the
more active duties of the field and shop. Weapons
of syar, such as ploughs, hoes, pchforks, ssovcis
ETC., at prices to suit the yeomcn of the FARM Am
munition - snuff, plug and smoking tobacco. Dry
goods, groceries, hardware, and sundry other goods
as the lowest price for ready pay. To readers
we would say, if you desire to purchase any kind
Of merchandise call on tie General If you have
produce for sale call ON the General, and you will
get the value of your commodities. You will find
him always ready to receive you at F" "Headquar-
ters," on Front street.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27
Capture of n Hottentot,

A CORRESPONDENT gives the following particulars
of the capture of small specimen Of the genus
homo, near Delta. The event occurred on the 10Th
of February, at the same time General Buckncr
sent the flag of truce to General Grant, at Fort
Donelson We give the balance Of the story in the
writer's language: " He is of the masculine
gender, fourth person, singular number, vocativc
case, particularly when hungry and belongs to
his mother, according to rule |. He surrendered
Internationally shouting for &" Liberty" but, like
other prisoners of war, he soon called for ratons
and appears to be loyal and contcnted He is, at
the present writing, undenomnated - both ancient
and modern literature having been ransacked in
vain in search of suitable appellation to be pre-
joined to the genealogical surname. This rare
specimen is evidently not full grown-weighing but
eight pounds avoildupoiS when first caught. lie
appears 10 resemble the Caucasian stock, but is
toothlcss, and mooth-faccd. OF necessity, he is
neither carnivorous, hcrbivoruus, Umnivorous,
but lrciireroWs Linguiscally, good Judges pro-
nouncc him quite Iiutcntot, his conversation be-
ing confined to that primitive dialect. II is proposed,
Drus cola,c TO keep him in thc family. and try the
interesting experiment Of subcc,ing him to the re-
straints of civilization, and thus demonstrate the
possibility Of Gaining barbarian" What do you
think of the plan?"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27
The Great speech of MIR. bingham,

WE give place in this issue to the entire speech
Of Hon. John A. Bingham, of Ohio, upon the sub
ject of the day, " Self-preservation the right and
duty of the American Government" We trust its
length will not prevent readers from giving ii
a careful perusal. 1t is, undoubtedly, the best
speech Of the session. As Il blunder in the first
three or four paragraphs was made in correcting
proof" we reproduce that portion of it here
Tue House being in Committee of the Whole,
on the state of the Union
Mr.. BINGHAM said:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN 81 recognize the right of eve
~ Representative of the people to rise in his place
here, If he is so minded and if it be according to
his convictions, when bill is under consideration
v oppose taxes upon the people to tie amount of
$i00,OO0 600, or more, and oppose the bill on tho
ground that he has confidence in the administra-
tion, nor any part Of il.
Mr.. WADsWoRTH. The gentleman will ex-
cuse me did not say that.
Mr.. BINGHAM. | will allow the gentleman 10
make his corrections In the Globe used the words
which took down from his own lips that he had
no confidence in the Administration or in any part
Of it.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27
Sentenced for Tbree Years.

RACHEL ASK NICELY, of whom we made mention
last week, being brought into Court by advice OF
her attorney, plead guilty to the charge of man
slaughter, and was sentenced to the Penitentiary
for three years. 1t evident to all present that
the young girl was not very sound of mind, which
fact no doubt caused the prosecuting attorney to
deal with her SO lenently. That a charge of muir
der in the first degree could have been maintained
there was no question; yet, under the circumstan-
Cos, not only for the Of justice, but the tax
payers will feel under obligations to Mr.. McGowen,
for his action in the Premises it saved the coun
ty the cost of prosecution, which could not have
been much less than a thousand dollars, while al
the same time none can complain as to the severity
of the punishment. The author of this girls shame
may bask in security for time, but or later
the hand of the " Destroyer" will make him feel
Its mighty power, and meto out to him just sen
tence.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27
PiciurpS.

THE man or woman TO- that matter - who docs
not love pictures, is worse than 4" he who has no
music in his soul" aid is Git for nulifcaton,' or
disunion in their worst forms. Go into cot
tagc where labor seems TO be struggling with want
for the mastery, and if you see one picture on the
WALL be sure that there is taste and rcncm mt there.
They are like flowers - the index of cultivation
and the prof Of soul above the sphere in which
il ls compelled to exist. A beautiful picture is Il
continual lesson, and they who most often read their
blessed teachings viii nearest walk to the Inc of
correct life. We were gratifcd on dropping in at
Scriptures Photograph Gallery. the other day, to
find some of the most finished and artistic pictures
we have seen in long time, They are executed
with life like perfection and ono Of that character
which one would like to place in his room to be
seen by those hc loved Call in and see them, over
Mrs. Carpenters Millinery Store, Front street.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27
Sabbath School Association.

We are glad TO know that the spirit of enterprise
has entered the Sabbath Schools of Maumee and
awakened their members and friends 90 see the grow.
ing necessity of moro efficient action for the purpose
of bringing in those children who most need Sab
bath chool instruction. On Sabbath evening a
meeting of all the Sabbath Schools held in the
Presbyterian Church, at which Sabbath School
Association was formed with Rev. c. Richards,
President; Rev. j. Swan and Rev. W. G.. Waters,
Vice Presidents, and II. Fish Secretary. The city
was divided into six divisions and committee Of
two for each division was appointed to canvass the
city and solicit scholars Wewill publish the Com
stitutiou next week
The meeting was addressed, to thc point, by Revs.
c. Richards J. Ayers and ". G. Waters and en-.
livened with appropriate singing by the children
and teachers There will be another meeting of the
Association on the evening of the second Sabbath
in April, at which time let there be full attend
The work is truly noble one, in which ev-
cry friend of Christianity should feelincrcstcd and
show that interest by attending the meetings of this
Association and visiting the Sabbath Schools
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27

salaries Of the Board Of Public Works st $500 per
anuum The Senate has confirmed the bin etol
ishing the office Of Secretary Of the Beard of peb
lie Works in the same bill provision was made for
the reduction Of the salaries Of Resident Engineers
TO 81 zoe.
The Senate having become rather Indignant At
the conduct Of sume matters concerning the Camp
Chase Prison, addressed series OF resolutions OF
ihquiry TO Gov. Tod, in reference to his authority
over the prison and by what authority rebcl cti.
GERS, in rebel uniforms, released parole. and
nov crnwding the Columbus hotels; and whether
the rebel prisoners are permitted to retain their
slaves rs servants, and are supported as such by
the Government.
To these inquiries, Gov. Tod replied that the ofli-
GERS were paroled by Gen Halleck, and he, there
fore, had no control over them,
A bill was passed by the Senate reducing the
fees OF the Shcrls for suhsistiug prisoners from
has been amended as to compel assessors fix the
value of personal property assessed
The resolution asking Congress u reduce the tax
on tobacco was passed by a tic vote. The worthy
President indicated his preference iGr good cigar,
by voting in the Affirmative.
One hundred and twenty niue of Mr. Fees tof
Nntou,) constituents signed petition for the re-
election Of Hon. Ben. Wade, us a slight reminder
to their Representative that in his course AZ the
Iuothin0ting caucus, lie has not consulted their
wishes Among the bills passed Tuesday were,
To fix the compensation ot School Examiners, and
Judges aud Clerks of elections at 5 so per day.
caucus thirty eight ballots we're hold, but mo- nom
|ination was agreed on. AtM, las. ballot the vot,
was Wade 81, Dclano %, Gro,sbrcli 10, Ewing 3,
| Odlin g. Schenck 1 blank / Necessary 10 A choice,
so votes.
| resolution to lourr, TO January. 1858, passed
the House by vote 46 t. 81. In the Senate dcs-
perato attempt was slade to engineer it through,
bat dcspit Of the various notifications to suit It's
opponcnts, it was defeated. House bin, To enable
prrsons having prorcrry wrongrully taken in cNccu
| ton TO rcpcvy the same. was passed.
Tho Committee an rr.lIstric,ipr thn St,ta for
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27
DIE y.

December lst, 1861. in Valparaiso Clili, South
America Of Liver Affection. Mr. JONI THOMPSON,
brother of Mr. Oliver Thompson and Mrs. Purvis,
of this place, aged 81 years, and 9 months.
THE deceased was for some time resident Of the
Southern States, but left in April last in company
with a friend from Indiana, for South America,
where he lived only four months, Filled with the
brightest anticipations and most brilliant hopes, he
bid farewell to his friends, expecting to return in
two or three years but God, the wise Dispenser of
Providence, has otherwise decrced Day by day
our thoughts nvertcd to him again one day Join
ing at the social reside, and participating in the
joys of home But, alas the emptiness of human
thought II has changed the perplexities Of earth
for the pleasures heaven. Saddenmg as the thought
is that SO great distance interviewed between our
dear friend and ourselves, yet tits consoIg to know
that Il kind frierd was near 20 administer to him,
and smooth his dying pillow, The last actof kind
ness shown was in having Christian burial;
funeral sermon being delivered by the Rev. Mr.
Trumbull, AN American minister. Let MS bow in
meek submission, and try to conform our lives TO
the teachings of such dispensatons remembering
that God aillcs not willingly, but thatwe may live
in closer communion with himself NJ. Ar.