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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
Qbe Obio Statesman
[For the Ohio Statesman
General Mcclellan,

| EDITORS STATEsMAN:--The Cincinnati, Gazette
of the 18Th inst contains most malicious and
aoandalous attack upon General Mcclellan,
called forth by the lsudsble attempt of persone
in the East, during the late excitement 10 Penn.
sylvsnis, to have the General renstated In COM
mand of the Army of the Potomac; or to have
him command the Pennsylvania troops TO repel
Invasion The article In question, charges
these friends of General Mcclellan, who duly
appreciate his Great qualities as commander,
with insanity, and charges the General es being
not only an imbecilc, bus indirectly charges him
with being o traitor, and responsible for the
failure Of Gen. Pope to aDnihila.ethe rebel army
under Lee.
The editors of the Gazette, in statirg that
General Mcclellan, by refusing to forward
troops and to cooperate with Pope, thereby
causing thadAilure of that campaign, state what
they know tbiba utterly false. When willtheae
base RndSBalignanta attacks upon great COM
mander and puTo patriot cease7 The writer
will not undertake to enter intoa statement of
the causes of the failure Of the Virginia CAM
paign under Pope. They are well enough known
By all "well informed" persons,
Mcclellan and his acts will live In history;
posserily will do him justice; and the time will
come when those who are now hia villifers vi
be glad to do him honor. His case is almost
parallel With that of tho celebrated Polish Gen.
eral Skrzlecki who, In 1880, commanded the
Polish army OF patriots In defense OF Warsaw
against the movements Of the Russian General
PRaksBitch, who, after crossing the Vistula, iu
three columns, threatened the city. Skrzlscki
60 quote late author), "peFceiving the expos-
ed sltuatlon or the invaders, crossed the river
also, With the intention to attack the wings and
center of the Ruseiln army In detail. But
when he was on point Of consummgtiug this
bold plan, which, if successful, would probably
have secured the independence of his country,
the National Council, yielding to the pressure
Of the mslcOnteRts, who demanded impossibilities
Of their General, removed Skrznecki from COM
mand, and appointed successor, who was ut
tcrly incompetent, and who, instead Of attack
ing the Russiane, fell back TO Warsaw" Thus
il was that Skrzlecki experienced the same
treatment from the hands of en- ungrateful
country as has often befallen ttose whose SER
fVices Eere too brilliant to receive Just re-
yard,
But the pen of the historian has done him
full justice, and We are thus furnished with
another example OF the indestrucsability Of vel,
merited lame. Though jealous cOtempOraries
may ignore the most distinguished talent, i'm
partial history will always place the LAUREL on
the brow to which it rightly belongs.
An army is the best judge Of tho quslifca.
| tons of its commander. And although the Po-
Comsc army may fight with ts accustomed val,
or, they miss the guiding hand of one in whom
they have the utmost confidence, aud who has
always directed their movements with prudence
aud ekill. w. E. A.
PATAsKALA, o., June 20, 1863.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

New YoRK, June 25-A special to the Her.
aid from Washington says; Heavy and rapid
artillery aud muskotry firing, apparently In the
vicinity OF Gainesville or Manassas, was heard
this afternoon on the road from Fairfax Court
House to this city, for about two hours. Tha ar
tiilery firing was distinctly heard at Aqueduct
bridge, in Georgetown.
Tne Times special Gays: Information re-
ceived 80 day renders it nearly positive the
whole Of E1ell's corps has been transferred in
to Maryland. This corps numbers twenty three
thousand. Sluart's cavalry range up ano down
she valley under the eastern shadows of the
Blue Ridge. Pleasauton keeps sharp look
out for him, and slight ekirmishes occur daily
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
rho Illinois Legislature

ST LOUIS, June 25-The Democrats Spring
field dispatch says: A session OF the Illinois
Legislature was held yesterday With view to
legelizlug the Wabash horse railroad swindle of
Chicago, and testing the legality OF the Gov
eruor's prorogation Of the Legislature. The
Democrats contend that the Assembly is still in
session. Four members of the House were
present, and two of the Senate. A committee
Of two was sent to the Governor to ascertain If
he had any communication to make. The
Governor replied that he had nothing to soy.
and didn't recognize the meeting.
Gov. Yates has offered the Secretary Of War
ten thousand six months men to repsl inv asiOn,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
Loe,s Army .

New YoRK, June 25.-The HeraId's Wash
ington dispatch eays: Lees force comprises
ENeil'a corps, thirtJ-fVe thousands; Long
stGeet's, iOTty-tIo thousand; Hills, the rear
guard, tweuty'eieht thousand; Stusrt's, eight
cen thousand; Jenkins's, three thousand.
Richmond la defended by d. II. Hills corps,
twenty zone thousand; Frencb's, seventeen thous-
'end, and heavy brigade under Wise, on York
river railroad. General COrse has two brigsdes
at Hanover Junction, with thirty. five thousand
mounted Texans. t-.-s.
Jackson commands in East Tennessee, and
has Pegram's force of ten thouEand, which, with
the force in Cumberland Gap, is expected 10 in
vade Kentucky. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
Lee,s moYements.

Nsv YORK, June 25-.rhe Baltimore Arneri,
can OF yesterday saye: There isno longer any
doubt that LOe purposes q renewal Of the AZ
temp. 10 capture Washington by tho Maryland
route. His advance in the Cumberland valley
is for forage and supplies. It's Sbelievsd he has
no purpose of penetrating to Harrisburg. It is
also believed that tooker Vi to- day have q
lsrge force In Frederick equity, between the
eremy and Baltimore and Washington. The
garrison az Maryland Heights forms the right
wing Of Hooker's army, aud is under his COM
mEud. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
AN Expeditlon into East rounesse q

ClEc1SNArI, June 25.-The following dispatch
has been received by Gen. Burnside from an
expedition sent into East Tennessee
BosToN, Kr., June 23.--I arrived here With
my command al eleven O'Clock this morning. /.
struck the railroad st Lenoire, destroyed the
road up to Knoxville, made demonslrati lions
against Knoxville go as to have the roops
drawn from above. destroyed the track and
started for Strawberry Plains burnt State
creek bridge, three hundred aud twelve feet
long, and the Strawberry Plains bridge, sixteen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
READY JUNE 18TH.
THE OFFICIAL REPORT
or THs
Trial bv Court Martial
HON. G, L, VALLANDIGHAM,

CoMPRIsING
Major General Burnsides General Order No. 49,"
Order Of Arrest.
Full and Complete Report Of the Evidence and Pro.
ceedngs before the Military Court
The Finding and Sentence OF the Court.
The order Of President Lincoln Changing that Sen
tence.
The Application to the q. .. Circuit Court for writ
Of Habess Corpus.
The Arguments thereon, Of Hon George n Pugh, Hon.
Aaron =. Perry, and Hon' Fiamen Ball. District At
torney.
The Statement or Answer made to the court by Mai.
Gen. Burnside, and
The Decision Of Hon. Judge Lesvit. refusing to grant
the writ. .r.
This Report Is ssed BY special arrangement with the
Officers and Counsel ooiaing in both cases, who have
furnished their rpsreciye psrts Of the Report
fully revised for press giving full reference to the
The Importance of the questions involved with the
able manner In which they handled must give this
Report great interest and value to all DESTROYS
OF being we'll inilned in the History OF the Times,
and the Spirit OF tut Government
The Report vii bake handsome Octave Of about ESQ
pages-printed tom large, clear type, on good paper,
and will have . trry large and rapid sale,
Sent BY mail on receipt Of price. Prics ~.
WEOKEY & OARROLE,
Publishers,
OincinnatI, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

A DEAR little girl of four years was saying
her prayers not long since, when her roguish
brother, three years older, came slyly behind
and pulled her hair. Without moving her
head she p,used and said: "Plesse, Lord, ex
ouse no minute, while kick Freddy" We
have known older persons to excuse them.
elves from praying to "kick" somebody.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
81 The iron gray
And the jews yellow,
II his rider returnf from the Hght,
Ont nfY NV hana . = =

''Tbe Roam this 10 called msohedem eldsum,
% pool of blood.' The rider Ia sure to be over
taken, but will never 0vestakes
"The horse 10 to be valued that has no white
spots except star on the forehead, or o simple
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
II A N KIN & WYLIE
Attorneys at Law,

nPPIoH PARsoN BUILDING, ooRNRR OF TOWN
L J and High Streets.
6ollections and other matters promptly attended to-
Rsferences given when required
decI7-dly,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

Rebela Advancing on Harrisburg
n Battle Expectcd To-day Ship
pBnsbuFg Evacuated,
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WM. g. q sADSUnY'o
PisNO-E0RTI ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 428 Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

The 81 bscribsr respectfully invites the atfcn
sip1 II hrtrenls aud th, pubic geuarllly "a
m flaf3- oFl" ttabtishment, at NJ. ~
BfooEc street. corner ~ Gro ry.
lltvlne Withdrawn his Interest st4e, mud ma
Il rihl- from thu iiie iirm o. LiRbs& Bradbury
which Il a waa dissolve on the 3lst Iapnary u.s.
and having purchased the entire siocS st iauo,
to,t.s aud Piano Forte material, owned by Biz
pfother. td""rt o. r'dbury. 10 the ssid firin, he
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most skiltial aud experienced wurkmea, with q
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ms tihen n hand the personal Supervision 1t tho
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS
CleI ical Patriots.

a Me'hods Confer nee il row being
bed 10 New York On Monday a Sc
RES OF aboiil II res lrtiors were INTRO
dnced, discus ed ard aaopted. Nearly
all the speakers were loud mouthod in
denunei.'ion OF the copperheads, and
oie OF them, the Key. idr. Foster, used
tic following patriotic language
Key. III. Foster, after aluiing 10 his
former sympa,h.es Win the south, TIL il
rehelied, SAID he was now from head to
foo and from hair TO heel, tor the war.
(nf o. applause Before a gun was
tired he gave his pronunciamenlo in la
vor of II, and declared hat II the rebels
ii ed one gun We should lire two. Gap
plane lie Monk,d God for orr dc.
frat AT tie FIRST BuU Rt0,, and our re-
treat on lie second B4H Hnn, and re-
gar,ted that re mere sttU egaal 10 Me
contest, for il ace had hen succeeded, the
great questions on tehtch Tie nations
pedce ,roGiu stand foreoer pouidJe kft
n,decided, 10 break oW again ,oiA more
Try. (Applsuse) In iorder TO have
~ % iilci lOltNci, Ht houlu DC nearby
wiling tina, the war should 60 on, one
TWO or even ten years, (eheeis) and he
was IN favor Of wing blood, lie or
treasure u It. lie ll.ei in neiuhhor-
hood whore he was surrounded hy u -
perheaJs /: aud il he WAS Ptesid rnt, ~
stead 0! supondlng the hobeaS corpus,
he wonid su,pend them. (Cneers.)
a lie" cIefgymen opposed the resolu-
lions and one of them
The Rev. Mr.. kutel, OF the Rhine
beck district, made lengthy speech, in
winch he defend, 1 hlmsrlf ior The action
he took, femarklng ttat he was opposed
to The resolutions, and that he was, aud
to be loyal, when ten years
ago those who now questioned his 10y
Atty were d'sioyal to the government.
lie was h,ssed seUerat times by the
Conference
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IoNTAINlNG us,'uetlons de.igne to enable
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