Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-20

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~ !, q, az s..IS ave, lhad hstors
l-s .n LII nvar hava aga,n AZ
~. p,,,,..r ~ vecs,vsd from The Tsessarv
49, ~. 4 .u ,,,,,,;o, ~ r,onsv ns.,iv one haif
!. ~,,,h vss clear nrost. and hence his means
:, ,n.ko name, of the uooat efficient character
wo,s ohrndant
Asa n.,.ix.n sd,tor he Fousbt well, but never
oorarsd h;mso,t N ws,,Ino upou his political
onnonsnta A ,ars,auos ,o The old files Of the
sr.u..,, III, .ho. that he always had war
q, hsoa ,.,,h,n,,be ranks. and almost every pub
ro nao - aov pote IN the Democratic party
-. aso.,laa by him. and thus on several occa.
s;ons he run the marty into the ground.
5wben ,bs nav Constitution was adopted the
State Printing patropaes was taken from the
nA,tv rrsaa and aold ont 10 the lowest bidder,
snd t,o,, Ah., dina un.;l 1857. when Gov. Me.
many aold The SrArrsmAN, Il was without this
patronage. and In that brief time, il 60 ran down
tha, Gov Mrn,ny sold tho srArEsm1N News
paner. with ali its outstanding dues for adverls-
inr and subacriptiop. IN uue 1857, to the present
ssnio, n,oDr;e.or Of tbs sr.rrsm1r for the pal.
trV sum of Five Thousand DoIarsl For reasons
nat necessary hera to pame the contract Of
rr,cbase w.s ,esc;nded. and in Aurust, 1857,
,hals,s Avn, n sM,ru pur,,bassd tho establish.
man. ,or a Iess ann of money.
The present prourietors Of the SrArEsMAN be-
camo ,ts oWpers in the beginning Of 1859, Mr..
M,r1rR having for some time previous to that
held an inteyest of one half by purchase from
Mr.. SMITH. Owing 10 the disagreement be-
tween the mass Of the party in this State and
Mr.. BucHArAN. and the rupture at Charleston
and Baltimore in 1860, together With the pecu-
liar shape Of political matters growing out Of
the "Union movement" as it was called, Of
1861, this period has been, as we believe, the
most difficult to conduct paper at Columbus,
of any thai has occurred In the history Of Ohio;
and vet We may refer With pride and pleasure to
the result at the ballot-box, in this locality, at
every election since the STArEsMAN has been
owned By its presen: proprietors. The party
has no. only held its owD, but has grown at an
extraordinary rate, and to-day presents o more
appearsnce, and is stronger in mum.
hers than at any former lime when the STATES
MAN was controlled by Gov. MEDAKY. And tits
to be observed that the growth Of the party in
thisreeiop has been in despite Of Gov, MED.RY
influence. he having in the disagreement be.
txeen Mr.. BUCHANAN and the Democratic voter, |
on the Lecomptop question taken sides with the
former against the known wishes and opinions
Of nineteen. tweptietbs of the latter, for which
,a received bis nav. ,f,s, in being made Post
m .s,erAt co,umhns. ana seeond n be;po made
rovs,Do- ~ K.nsaa. where hs acted 40 weak
,nd 1ool;.h n.,. :. 70 ir,s,noss bis veto to an
-, % ,ba Ts,,;,or;., Iso,.,.,urs IN q cs,,ain
,.,sb,.,sd ooc,.ion s;virg ,s.,o,s . ro, ,bs vs,o
,boIlv r,,sr.h,., Ana avon ,,b,ls f5ov.,no, of
zapsa, his ;pao,uce wa. exer,ed 70 ipiurs our
ocai ns,,v or0ap,za.ion in this county. he bav.
NO n,omn,ad and encop,aoed Mr.. sM,1R his
oo.in Law. who had sbortIv before conducted
be sr.rr,..v to bo,t the fi,ks. and RIM 70,
,lp,k soaips, Mr., MARIN. Il
If Gov MvD.py ..hss aUain beeome n nowe,
,;,h,, TOO s,o,sni, "a s,mn,v a nowsr ~ ao
,i,cbief ritb hi. nov nsner' His cons.sn. ef.
o.. has scanned 10 be to And fault with Demo
,o,. and n ,.ks snch s,,,sms naasrres and Il
, ,bov suob a Io,nIno toward Jryy D.yrs 4.
i os N damage the Democratic eause And
,b;Io such is tho cou,ss NJ bIs nsner be q ID
range as Il NAV seem on the moa, s0raeable Z
,rws v;,b the Issds,a of the ohoOusn Iynion
ar,v &, ,b,s ra,,on Ls,tVe., one Of his sops. ,
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