Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09
lFrom the ohio Democrat.

lFrom the Ohio DsmocrAt.l s,- 2
AmaIgamatioa Of the White and Blacb
Races becoming One OF the Issues -.
Lot the People Beware! , 49,,
| Tho citizens Of the Northern States will
be compelled TO exercise strong hand at the
bsllet.box this fall, to save the white race from
practical smalgamatlon With the blacks, 90 I'D.
vocated by Wendell Phillips etd bis casa OF
Abulitlonistr. We know that tho great msse
Of voters 10 the opposition ranks are az hostile
to Philllps' doctrines as sso the Democrats; yet
the Insane cry Of "coppsthsad," "butteruut''
and "trai.or," kept up by leading men in that
party, Induces forgetfulness on the part Of
mary Republicans to the fac. that their country
te drifting into the smSlgamation of the races
under ,bo n1licy of the party In power
Man >, tbe leading men sIncerely advocate
the union Of the two races on perfect equal.
lty, aud to that end they are directing the var.
With them IL Is no longer the old Union Of the
4 States that 10 wanted, but the freedom of the
100000 blacks and their union With the
whites in ell civil, political end social relations
Of life.
Col. VIM. NJ Stone, the Administration eau.
dIdate iog Governor Of Iowa, Ia a rebent speech
made at Keokuk, said:
admit that this Is sn Abolition war. 1t
wss not such IN the siart. but the administrs-
tion has discovered that IL could not subdue the
South elee than by making IL an Abolition war,
and they have done go; and Il will be continued
az az Abolition war go long as there 10 one
slave a. the South to be msds free
IL would rather eat With mig
ger. dtink with pigger, live with niger,
and sleep with Niger than with COP
psFhead,",
Nov look at the practical effect Df this doc
trine amopg the Abolition officers In some pcr.
tious of the army
A New Orleans letter to the New York Ns,Os,
says: .o,-. g
| effected much seeming reform. The openly
Haunting upon the streets With their colored
mistresses is,no longer permitted to the elite
Of the New England Division. and lhe orgies
OF the spldiery are confined 10 darkness and OBJ.
scutlty. There is Wide contrast between this
and Camp PsFapet, as 1t Was when one Of Gen
Butlo1's alder Brlgadlers GATHERING around him
| 40 nany dark beauties TO comb his gtay Chiskers
smooth bis haIr, foudle around bis knees, and
cheer his zosl with their embraces, that Il was
difficult to approach him on hnensss That
shoulder straps do not sdorn any, but moral
mon may be we'll questioned. T0 dsy had
pointed out 10 me, By Lieutenant, mulatto
Girl WHO vent ihe whole Attakspss campaign
| disguised ss 6 boy, the walter OF hIs Captain,
without being discovered By the Cap
tain, Such "vonsncea" ss you occasionally
meet with In your Northern armies are not in :
frequent In the Department. of the Gulf"
LEGITIMATE Fsulr, We are told of bIt of
practical smslgemstion which is credible. IL
10 to the effect that the wife OF an officer of A
4 Wiecorsln regiment has, sluoe jhe death of
her husband, which occurred sbout wear ago.
bsoome the mother OF an interesting juvenile
Citizen Of "African Descent" which ID said to
look, for all tho world, like the Rfsasy contra.
band which the officer brought from the South
! and introduced into hls family. UIis sad case
If true.--OshkOsh (Wis. Reoisao
. AMALsLaATioN ExorTEMEHr Ih AcaUAcKI A
MONK, Nxw JKRsEY IAN American citizen o
, African descent" and white woman reosutl,
. moved to the above village, living together
apparently, as man and wife. The neighbour
tof these practical smslgamatioDists, feeling
somewhat ecandalEed, Counselled to FemoVI
them. The negro aforesaid, having an exceed
Iiugly scsnty wardrobe, Il was thotghG advisable
! ere his departure fer some more oobgeDlsl cline
; to present him with an outer garment Whici
would stick to him closer than brother. Hav
, ing been informed Of the object OF their kinC
, Intentions toward him, he protested sgsins
any aoceaaion 80 his wardrobe, bhs to no avail
He was 6isrobed, and In tHlnklIng the deli
cate attentions Of his nsighbors we're freely bu
ScrcIbly bestowed upon him. The preciou
: pai. we're then ordered to leave immediatel
on paIn Of repetition Of similar attentions
which they accordingly did vith9u ut further de-
lay.--B1Ssa County Democrat
HoRRIBLk OurRLeK BY NFaHoEs,-A mos
horrible outrage was psrpetratSd On Sunday
evening last by three negroesrubon the persoI
OF Mlsa Hattie Johnson. at Cambridge City
In Wayne county, the hot bed Of Abolitionisn
|. n sh.s Stats. Miss Johnson belbpgs to one o.
the oldeat aud mos. respectable families In tha
county. On tho evening naaad, as she wal
returning home from church in company Will
her cousin, q Lad of eighteen years of age, sh
wac attacked By three negroes VIM. Freshman
VIM, Culver and John Doug uglas-Who conveyeI
Ehet 10 an unfrequented psce, and there vlolstel
her poIsou. Her cousin did alliin bis power Il
pYeye 4 the outrage, but vas ktocked iusepsi
bic by one Of the black scoupdrels. The ne
ercss we.e arrested next day and had hearing
Douglas gsvo bail 10 $5, 600, The greatest ex
olsemens prevailed in Cambridge City IN const
quencs Of this outrage, aud the citizens wer
prevented, With great difficulty, from io1lc!in
. summary punishment upon the scouudrels.
Is,hgh tine tho free negroes we're taught
a Lesson in deoency that they will ever remem
4 ber --Ns,p Albany Ledger
- ...... W. - 10.
= The reader wil see BY the fokegoing that th
policy Of ,hs Adminissrstiou ih attempting
. free che blacks pnd mixing them With the whit
!, race, ia iofcipg the amslgemstion doctrine
upon the people. il you are opposed to I'd
policy, vo.e with the Democratt, for the DemC
cratic is the only party that raises lie voice
behalf of the white raCe, and against amalga
melton with Africans. t" '
. HAe Gen. Mcclellan been heard Of maxim
Q political epeeches since his retlreuentl Ha
. Fits John Posterl Hss Buellg Do not thes