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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

the following despatch, found ia re-
cent number OF the Richmond Inquirey. ~ in
furnish to the reader a specimen Of the "reli
able" intelligence with which the Southern
sensation pres" Tor the South. too, has It's
sensation press sonnet mss amuse. the peo
pie
LyveunuEc, August, THE following
special dispatch was received by the Repub
liean this morning from Charlottesville, da-
ted the tn
The National laIeliisenefr and Baltimore
San OK late dates nave been received ia
Stanton. They announce the resignation OF
Seward. and state that the Governor of
Pennsylvania and Connecticut refuse 10 send
more men into the field
The Nafonol fRfelLgenceT accuses Sew
ard of having been engaged Tor the last sixty
days. through England . bring aboutan ar
misticc
y allaadigham j. stump.ug Oho against
the var and tie Administration, addressing
Immense audiences with great favor and
applause
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22
ID. W. voorhees,.

On the following important measures, Mr.
Voorhees,. as member Of Congress voted.
with Yallandigham ahdolher secession sym
path.zcrs against the measures. When he
voted against the Bal 10 punish conspracies
against the Governments, we suppose he had
the seerd organisation in this State IN view
lie did not want law 10 pnnish those WHO
we're secretly plotting treason 10 the Gov
ernmeHi.
son the bill 20 Provide for Increasing
Revenue to pay interest on the Public Debt.
and to NEE, tho expenses OF the War. to re.
store The Onion. Messrs Allen. Ancons,
Johnson. law. Morris, Noble. Pendleton,
Shiel ysIlandigham and Voorhees, voted nay.
"0n the bill 70 ratify anc legalize the acts
Of the President in calling out the Militia
and ia reference to the Army and Navy. pre-
yious to the meeting Of Congress in July, to
suppress the rebellion. Messrs. Alien. Auco-
na. Johnson. Noble. PendIe,on, shiel, Val
landigham. Voorhees,. eight OF the twelve
who signed the Democrats address. voted
nav
On the bill to confscate property used by
che rebels for insurrectory purposes. Messss.
Law. Voorhees, Allen. Noble. Pendleson.
Morris, Vallardigham. Johnson, Ancona,
i'hiel. voted nay.
"On Mr.. Crttendens resolution. decla.
ring that tins VAR IS not waged for conquest
nor for interfering with the established in
s,itutions OF any State. but to defend aud
maintain the supremacy of the Constitu
ton. and that a. soon "a these objects are
accomplished. the war ought to cease. .
Messrs. Ancona, Knapp. johnson. Morris.
Richardson, ShieI Yallandigham. and yoor.
hess. lodged avotc when the resolution was
adopted by l2l TO ?
On the bill to defend and punish conspi
rncies agains, the Government adopted By
100 TO Z. Messrs Knapp. Morris. Shiel Val.
isndigliam and Voorhees,. lodged vote al
though ia their seats
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22
ThesChief Dangers of Going To war

The New York Tnurs says, the most sc
rioas business before The peaceful conlmuni-
ties Of the loyal States i the filing up Of
the draft for 800 900 men. nov made per
empov b. the published order from Wash
ington Tais work should be done with die
nity aud = snatch and - the end that Il may
be few Suggestions viii be offered
Drafting Is the fairest mode that can DC
resoried u for filing ap the ranks of our
armis-. All citizens able to 60 70 war owe
m equal duty 10 defend the Government that
protects them. Hitherto only the more "a
triOtc and sclf.sacritcing have risked the
dangers Of battle. The careless. the selfish
and the doubtfally ioysI have not borne any
tofthe burden OF TIC fight. They have res
- intended . take part ia !. e they could
avoid IT, Il i the draft only that viii reach
these classes There i still very large
class Of truly loyal raea who could not easily
10 % var. however wiling they may have
been. aai Who perhaps have been even more
useful Al home THIS latter cisss has ALWAYS
been wiling 70 take the field WHEREVER il
was absolutely necessary: and the order of
the dran shows that. IN he opinion az the
ooverament. that time has eemc The
drsft. then. work. 10 hardship. disappoiats
no Iu's loyal man, and y bugbesr only 70
those classes TIA, hesitate abou, toia- any
thing to AID the nation in the struggle So
lar. then. from meeting TIE dram With a..
prehension and unfrieudline--. il should be
received a. ias'ihable and weeo.c war
measure
HWill undoubtedly prove verv incon,e
men, ior many thousands Of citizens that 81.
be drafted TO leave their families auI helf
business. I'D take the Geld a, the present
time bo' The drafted nan should iemsm
Der that faly eight hundred thousand c.,i-
1e''s have freely oecrc8 theu.selres - he
Gove'nmen,. most Of lseu Cor ,asee year.
or durinS the wsr. besofe he Vas cailci up-
oa - al n cont butte his services. And
i..rtAsr. that. ualcr lie araf,. hs- team -
service vii expire IN nine m3alis. leaving
The wsishs % >atisaai ie'ease SAT- uslnshe
already oyeriaxei three year. volunteer. =
ADD vet uot one Of these aaen ~as have sn.
gagged to eear arms fcr three yes. ass "a
der sny create ob.ar.tierss a. <, 20 a.s
than any one oftho-c Who viii SOW 3, iaken
by draft.
There j. sssue rs7tiar a.. .sea s4.iss
tha, 70 60 % var 4. &, q. sim9st ac-s..ar.
". killed 10 battle. Or msirscl iaf f.r 3.
hat or sael Il sfae shas u..s = ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22
From ih- Richmond Dispatch, lill
Painful Recoiiections Of Nanas.

! We have painial recollection Of Manas-
sas. 81 tie period Of Esiicssucss and fnac-
ton which followed that great triumph. and
OF the almost fatal consequences 10 which it
let
We cannot believe lhlt our authorities
will permit repetition Of the tOspsr which
then invaded them. when they reflect upon
the Disaster Of tho last winter \ victory
unimprovci. is. iu almas, all eases. equal 10
q signal defeat ia some cases Il i even
worse Ia all. d Inevitably leads 10 disaster
J by rule which = always working. anl neg-
CT knows rest FOR a moment Let as not. for
Gods sake and for our ong. ftil into the or
/ ror 90 last Yclr. ~iy months afforded the
caeDy the ample time 90 recover from the
demoralizing effects Of Manassas Ia Ak
months from that battle he had on foot 700
600 men and IN innumerable dect. fn ies.
than that. Il he Is now suffered 20 ea oa ie
cruitns without interruption. he will be
more formidable than he ever has been.-
Already the same CT, begins 10 BE raised
that We heard repeated So often LAST ,ear.-
We hear continually Of Intervention as We
heard then Political arithmeticians are
again 20 work - sum up the indebtednc-s 81
the North. and prove tic Yankees utterly
bankrupt short sighted mortals rersuadc
themselves now. n thoy lid then. that thew
can Get no more recru.is Al thi- il falla.
cious. trusted to FAR. i viii bccolns ru
incusv mis'hi6vous There i no probabn
nv Of any intervention. 80 Tar as We can see
The ankee Governments viii be enabled 70
eN4ct what sums they want, so long a. the
war continues 20 popsi,g ~ i Is lof the
! ankee nation knows that separation from
Tie South IS RUN to them The three hum
drca thsusand mea ssksai lor by Lincoln viii
De raised before oar newspaper. shall have
done discussing the possibility ~ raising
them Our hopes &c IN fhc sr1us hrfrtxand
ready hands Of cur yoaug ileu These are
the only ho1-s tat have never failed us.
AID they arc the ONLY ones IN whirh We ought
ever g. c,uiide Al oiheri ", f.lle eious.
aud ieaJ oaiy - Disaster
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22
camp life. sA.a f'om '4o weapons pf death

camp life. thar from the weapons Of death !
IA the enemy's hands
: Tn ssuitar, commi .sioa published a re
ostr~eenAy ~ the comparative mortality
among soldiers. from disease and from
wounds received in battle. that j. very sur
prisinr. Il states TIA, "the satisfies Of ar.
mics clearly reveal the fact that much
larger number .. soldiers iie from disease
resulting fton, nnfyerasle hstfonic ciseun,-l
stanees than from wounds inflicted IN battle
And fnaay Instances are given IA English
and French military history 70 prove it. Sir
David Brewster mentions tha, "thc Nines,.
second Regiment loss mssc vnicer5 aud men
IN four months from The climate of Jamaica
than by tho hand OF the enemy. in an active
VAT OF tweaiy two years, ID the progress OF
Which L wss twenty-six times in battle -
The whole number OF officers and men sent
70 tho cas, BY the French during he period
OF two wears (Crimean war Was 300 ,26s -
I OF tl.is number POI, 900 we're under treatment
at the ambulances aud hospitals. viz: 81 900
for wounds and - 900 for disease SERVE.
an intelligent Investigator writes: The
Losses occAsioned by the most murdeross
BATTLES 10 not equal one fourth of the total
/ losses 70 whcn an army Is ordinarily sub,
ieetel Ia The large French army Of 800
25- sent TO the Crimca, n before stated
there were % 229 deaths Ofthesc. oniy
/ 800 we're killed on the battle field, or not
aiterwsrd heard from Thus there were
eigIfdeatAs from other causes in this brave
aud world renowned French army. where
there was one death n battle.
We remind tie public Of these facts. nsi
to give them the idea that wax IS not dan
gerops and BLOODY business, but to assure
them TIA. ils periis in battle are greatly ex
a-gerated. ~ chief dangers but lmperleclIy
understood. and that the citizen going to
war has bis lie and bodily health in his own
hands to avery grea. extent. lie 10 N three
times as much danger from rs owa lnirr
deuce OF his commanding Off ser neglect. 81.
he is from the muyler1u- sa.iacs Of the en-
envy IL our conscr.pt friends IN bear thes.
facts ia mind. and give good care to clcai6
ness and dot. observing sach intelligent In
siruction- ga the subject as aso Row accessi
bic 70 All. ilieir chances OF escape from al
injury. and OF safe return home after Al
honorable service Will groady exceed Ia,
risks Of their death or woundiug in battle.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

A Union Convention will be held az this
place on Saturday the 30th Of tbs month.
for tho purpose OF nominating candidates for
county Offices. The Convention viii hold
IL session AZ ID o'clock A. n ofthal day
Hon. Joseph A. Wright will address the Cor
yention and al those who may gather to
hoas him. Il VIII be the largest political
gathering eve- held IN Nigo County. lie;
every Union MA Ia the Distric, come to the
Convention and hear Governor Wright de
GUS tie great questions involved in the
present crisis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

The Fredericksburg correspondent Of III,
New \ ork 1'ribss<. IN potirinx the depar-
turc OF Cen. Burnside's army for Culpepper
speaks 81 its forty remnants 81 infantry. h.
sisi,s - f.rrec fere> ~ srfaierz and esrafry
lie also menuons lafge aud daily nccessionl
81 artillery. cavalry aud infantry.
The general impression has been fhrl
farusag force Did not comprise more liar
ter or twelve thousand men but according
- the boVs hseerus tliat he hss really joined
Gen POPE v.lh met iofmdab.e fo.ce aud
sueiiel the numbers 81 the army OF NifEisiit
Q" a sum approximaiius enc hundred thou.
sand men. II there i no mistake a. this
N ga b 9 Das rsst cs~lss ~ ,sca a 8 he
.arfHoacAhis eoaisAt IN thei lack - ths
Aall-AaI-- - ..---- - -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

Tax EFFICIENCY OF DRAFTED SOLDIERS. -
The Montreal Gaseffe, while inclined "a
disparaec the Union cause. comedies the
superiority Of drafted soldiers. II says
"A draft wilt mainly fall upon the agricul-
tnral classes. upoa men Injured tn fatigue and
exposure. aud able, IRON their geaeral
strength. 20 81 aud far MORO hard work than
the residents Of the cities 3 Yet il may be
urged. that men forced into the service. as
these men will be, will not fight with the
courage OF the men who INCIDENTALLY came
forward 10 put down the South. This may
apply On some cases. 10 persne residing la
the Border States. whose prociivities are de-
cdediy SecessioniSt. But il should alSs be
remembered that ia 40 country where n con.
scEption has taken place have the conscripts
failed 10 display iortitude and courage
What was the old Guard AZ Waterloo. when
IL refused 20 surrender. aud died with the
historic words upon it. lips, La Gsrde meHTf
Hsais elle NJ - rend pas What bat a BODY OF
conscriptss What were the Russians who
fought ~ the Crimea with a logredncss and
dc,ermlnston which almost paid the deeds
% the most courageous and hardy troops IN
motesr tine. but eonserptsY Poole NAV
- what they will. deduct al they nav Oh
the score 81 unwillinsness. Nat we cannot
close our eyes % the iaet that tho drill :sas--
ter viii have splendid material ,o work on IN
the uc~ levy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

) To the un,,u Men Of yigo County.
believing that the present crisis in our Va.
tional .ffAirs. cali fos the laying aside Of all
par'Sisues and naly feehngs, aud that all
should unite Tor the support OF The Govern
meut Ia supprcssing this Rebellion. We
would invite ar unr, man ., viso ooust,.
to join IN Mass Convection TO Sc held al
'-'-rr~ t'"u'c, en SATURDAYS August 40 lss2,
Tor The p"rPoss,sir'e niua'issss Candidates FOR
the various County Offices 70 be lilled NJ the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

Trr Iut>rau NAA oficI .ta.tcf.ts
rcceirei Sc tbe Ntry Dcrasfurnf ss,s.erlss
irsm Conan silye Duraft. la "a nerfi5n
40 s<as .sse@i, e. is.si, -. s..ac., l.<sa
So - ftc st<c.al rafx1sfo gascnts % The
Nvv N@rs iesr'r'~ . uee~ fhe es~lof ma
sing 2 fei 90 Gag troops ara vessels man
&c : Iniiscfn rsa-t--nor does Ihst oei,er
even a.hi illi sneh monster rs hees
eristfae'ta Jas - nat TIE ara r.hsntosa
"a -ate.i ~ tfsese eoterr<is.ax rentfernan.
nith ~a'ca - siatu the PEOPLE ~ he Nofth
nei riay 20 noi hope L 81 be TIE lAsss-
Plsi4lsissss Ispsisrr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22
A DMINIsTRAToR.s 81

4 bMlNlSlRAIOk'S SALE
= Metz, = L-rthf rfsen t1af Ell ttif ~ rab
- @N'iea e. A,pssy. sic istk la q sepsss,l. :,
eeAis efz' neias ~ "a o'ssesk Al the rssdeszs q
<eAa osf1-. lsia u Niso seaAfs. deor.se1. al ~
srs--.-l frsl,<rV, cousistips - Cor1 in tie g.
lisl % sis<k, What IL ssck. here's. ssiils L..
a4as Asl4 I'D klsAea far1iiars. la n - i.spl<-
lass.it. n \. Stck. A. crs4lte = f-elss fns1lh.
- - s.Fsn - Al s1lss ever three aeil4fs. ths
p'ssssssr s'sins Is aess ~ssa srprsvet sscArlif.
sta .aisresi from dsse =.
sNNCEL FAbDock. As-a's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

sns bearing ard skill If MAJOR tleec, Il
Ranks in 49, psttfe % Saturday are r.,~r.s,s.,
81 viii sprisg ~ TO seie.flth eD4Aks
saw o. af-Inlfhe- 'tnas go tAe Es'.f throu -,
out Are aCiien snd coustsnffv arsi-r are -
IL hluiilgg 81 hl. ir,eps Sri fersenal cal
lsnisy are hI.h's rfaeci ~ SIS oHcess -
IAI- praise i.es Hot surFfIee uf bsnfs 81
a. hgm'1r fffsA rsa1isp h. /.
ssret.sfui iese. ale ilsa rursrcd~1 excel
.c snf cu'ncnt'g in ffru ia'Hr DC IA
slef undertaken lie isa sseoag. brave
outs y ss<acieus. I've maa. We hsar q ia.
81 lim - fesisriils Jssraaf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

From the Louisville Jo1rnal.
TsAfroRs.-A traitor is accurscd by man
and God. We have been taught to pray for
deliveranee against them. aud those Who
have been suspected OF disloyalty have ever
osen Stunned as il inflicted with moral lep
rosy. Nattel in his Law of Nations saws .
III every man is obliged 20 entertain a sin
cerc love for his country. and 10 procure il
all the happiness in his power. it is shame
ful and detcstable crime 10 injure that We ~
country. lie who becomes guilty it, VIC
lates his most sacred engagements. and sinks
into base ingrattnle he dishonors himself
by the blacklist perfdy. since nc abuses the
confidence OF his fellow citizens. and treats
as enemies those who had a right to expect
his assistance and services. We see traitors
to their country only among those men who
are solely sensible of a base interest, who
have an immediate value for none but them
selves, and whose heart i incapable oierefy
sentiment of affection for others. They are
therefore Justly detes.ed by the whole world
as the most Infamous Of all villains Urea
son Is the objectionable sin against society
Juris,s have Denounced il. and poets have
heaped curses OF "aspic, tongue" upon it,
More in his Lola Rock writes these With
ering lines
on. 10. tongue % curse theaslsye
Whose lreasOn like deadly blight,
Comes Ger the councils 81 the brave.
And blasts them In their hour Of might
May LIES IN blessed cup for him.
BE drugged VIII treacheries 10 the bsim--
With hopes that bat allure 10 fly,
With JOYS that vanish rs he sips
Like Dead Sea fruits thattempt the eye,
But turn 90 ashes on the lips
His country scnrse. his c1ildren's shame.
Ouicast q virtue, peace aid faue
May be, AT last, with lips Of flame.
On Tire psrch'd desert thifst.ng die
While lakes that show IN mOckery nigh
Are fading or, untouched, untasted.
xsLiks the once glorious hopes bs blasted
And when from earth his spirit ilies.
Just Prophet let the daInn'd one dwell
fufiin tAe SIGHT OF Paradi-e.
nshoiding Heaven aud feeling Hell
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

Tax Jcnkinses % the Frzach press are
minute IN 'heissccounss - Napoleon. daily
lite 40 lichy The world az P.ris learns
that the head o. the nation imbibe~ three
glasses Of mineral water n seven otl5ck
each morning. bathes a. nine. break sasts an
usediafeiy aneF wWks tarce hours drinks
three mofe glasses ol mineral water. drives
GO Walls. aiaj goes g. be- early TIE I'm
posoT's visit va 10 last tNeuly-one days. IN
watch time we had. with the aid 81 msihe
mates. De VII have drank iusf a. Slssscs 1T
Tho 's'isosaslng aald. provided be- ajhoe,
"a Tie qganiity set doWa by The lenkin<es.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22
LEGAL.

1 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
= Natlee 3 hereby given, that The UNDERSIGNED
- - a. fttsss & Aiiaisfsska a ~ 81.
- stNen, tssse lat - VI -, ottpty. Id
tnr- At f.f<fs inttltg3 fossI1 - AZ : ffaues
y askr psIpati iaufdaieig. lie e.ts,s Il
weak sANrEf fAnDpCk. Adn'r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

DENTIST.

IN EARNEST Finding that a
II rrixsVprebension exists regarding the purport
a nv card IN tLs Exprse, ! rive this ssrarkncs
that have pasislrely made ny srrAnssinssfs a.
r-snevs fsnrssnfv frsm tbs CITY. sns shall issr.
An ffu tsss ftsss. therefore. sbs hsxs fstes nis
~tfh ~ ~b~s h<r q a<tf credit. ~fu t<ufh
tN>-r.sfsr> sef ne nEch srcuhie ~ calling
flss-Iy ara have fheln srusse< Th>-e. sls,. sho
wish M pr6f<<.'orsi s<rsirrs shcat eone q cses
ana -.ss shesr srrsr~ns-ss e s<ssfr ~ NJ tire
a already sazsssd- = - SMITH
AYR. q tn Dentist.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22
TAX NOTICE.
NOTICE TO TAY-PAyFRs :

NOTICE To TAX-PAYERS.--
IN tceonianof siih lpstfucusns 4 tha con,.
1o.''cii = III or q Tsrr- Bsafs. shsn i'm.
al y p.eed O. cl;scf Ne dflna..en a, "a ~ ~
tAe Dnpiicsts IN nay hanis refsons l1n.fnr
~ n iFe% iItebte.i g. th@ city for saxes ar fssi
within twenty day. | ihsll pfuceesi a. make N.
- ~ seizure -nf ssl~ a tA-ir rs-.s. -ss~.-.l-
sf', afr ~ ulsus ~ iaN dir.cts il .scsin -
u u CTS Cbsftsr. Ff
foEL n. KESTFR.
peIuif Trra-orsr - IN eiit q Ttrfe- Hsuie.
Au9. n. isS1-dvu ..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22
coALl coALl
NURSERY.

HAVE PURCHASED the entire
= NYf..ry stock o. Mr.. xaniy. Narehsii, cfsrk
- trtsa and ofnsmerisi shrubbsry an m. lo...s
easb irices. Apple Trees. ~ any slss. FER. =
inch 70 : inch~s ~ diameter, aud Mons one ~ "a
fars "a.
ysyTdiy ELLSWORTH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-22

"B.HLy coNcENTRATFDs'
COMPOUND FLUID ExTRAcr ai.car
a Positive and Specific Remedy
for Diseases ofthe BLADDER KIDNEYS cr.xrt
and DROPSicAL SNElIIN6S.
THIS Medicine increases the dower 90 Dire.siA,
and eNcltes the ASSIGNMENTS into healthy 80,
~ which the WATkRl OR CAIcALOIS .s.,-....
ions. aud All uNeAIUUAf. fNLARGEMFSTS 49,.
reduced, a. ssp a. PAIN AND lNfLANNA1IoS
and Il good Cor "''"N
MIX. woasES. OK cRu.DRFS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-16
[From the Mt. allead Union Resiuter.l

A Live Democratic Lauy-Uno AhohH d
The following from Mrs Elizabeth Parsons
of this place, speaks for itself:
MT GILEAD, Nov. 4, 1869
MR. BEEBE: On perusing the Cincinnati Daily
Commercial Of the 81 inst, saw the following
publication:
A LIVE DEMocRATIo FAMILY That live
whole.souled Democrat, Andrew Vance, Esq
of Clay township, has FIVE cons who have "ar'
rived at mans estate" all Of whom voted the
clean Union Democratic ticket on Tuesday last
Six Democratic votes In one family! That's
the way 10 put down AbOllsionism! Huzza for
the Uniou as IL wac! The white men now rule
MT VsYnen Banner.
Just as we expected; the Democrats who
have ''arrived at mans estate" stay at home
to vote down the Union soldiers who are in the
field. There are six grown up men In one
family and not o representative in the war. II
10 these stsy at home Democrats who have re-
fused to volunteer, who throw paper ballots al
those who favor vigorous prosecution Of the
war, while their Union neighbors are In the
field throwing bullets at the armed traitors OF
the South.--M Gilead Sentinel.
In reply, would inform the authors Of the
above that have SIX StaltDaTt brothers, moi
one of them but ia old enough, and young
enough, to perform military duty, and are Re.
publioRns, and not one of them has been, or il
now, in the army, but all remain at home to
vote the Republican ticket.
Mrs. ELIZABETH PARSONS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-16
Tn. case Of MRS. Bripsmaae.

This is one of the numerous cases that have
occurred of late, which appeal trumpet-tongued
to the hearts of frssmen The press Of all
parties Is loudly calling upon the Government
to Investigate and punish the ofense against
Law, dscency and manhood. Bat the Journal
Of Commerce says:
Il Ia not necessary for the Administration TO
waste precious time with an oAense OF this
kind, of which the lsWs of New York have
ample cogniz ,nce. It is here that the invessi
CATION should take place, and the Stsse author
tiles, the Grand Jury of the county, and the
Court of Oyer and Terminer or the Sessions,
should administer justice. If the Police Com
missiouers do not choose to take the matter 10
hand, the Governor of the State is well appeal.
ed to for the instant examination OF the ofielal
who rests under this terrible exposure But
tina. examination can have relation only to the
further tenure of his Office, The outraged
community demand vindication OF the city
and State from the load of shame that will
Justly rcpose on us unless the matter Ia thorough.
ly siited, and punishment meted out it found
dne.