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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

The fierce and unrelentiDg spirit of fanaticlsm
is not confined to the Abolition faction per se
Il is sort Of Wildhre that Is in danger of kind
ling a universal conasgration All good citi-
zens who prize the peace and safety Of the
country and the security Of life and property,
should join hand In hand in anesting the spread
Of this insanity In whatever form It makes its
appear auce.
The Carson State League, an ultra Temper
ance paper, published In Syracuse, N. Y, be-
cause 1t cannot obtain the passage Of prohibi-
tory liquor law in the Empire State, thus couu-
sells its followers, the Carson Leaguera:
Burn down the groggeries and distilleries;
lynch ths distiller and hang higher than Haman
the rumseller; and, for once OF least, send the
Devil hisown.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
Immense Outporing Of the Democracy
of OhiO-The Convention of To-day.

During all Of yesterday and last night, the
Democratic people Of Ohio continued to pou'
into this city by thousands. The multitude il
now 90 immense that no man can number those
who compose It. The regular trains and extra
trains on all the railroads were Of untold length
and werc loaded down with live Democrats. -
Procession followed procession, in rapid
succession. from the depot, preceded by
bands of music, disconrsing patriotic, soui-
stirring airs. All the turnpkes and
other roads leading bither wore lined with wag-
ons, filed with men who are earnestly intent
upon holding fast to, and maintaining. their
personal liberty and constitutional rights. The
county all around the city is one vast camping
ground, where other thousands are now en-
c,mped in tents and wagons, who will be here
early this morning to help swell the vast multi
tude already with US. The morning trains
will be loaded down with still other thousands
Altogether, this will be the largest Convention
ever held in Ohio.
Notwithstanding the heavy rain that wac fall
lag last night meetings were held in variou'
parts Of the city, which were addressed by able
and eloquent speakers, In q most satisfactory
manner. An immense meeting was going on
until late hour In the rotunda Of the State
House, where General SHELBY, Of Logan county.
and others, made very acceptable speeches,
which were applauded to the echo.
The hotels, boarding houses, and many Of
the private houses, are filed up; and all the
offices in the State House occupied by Demo.
cratic officers, and the public halls of the city
we're used as sleeping rooms last night.
The Convention of to-day is the most impor.
tant ever held in this State; and we hope that
its deliberations and its action will result in
great good to the whole country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

IT was announced by telegraph, some days
since, that Governor GILMORE, Of New Hamp-
shire, had faid he couldn't see the distinction
between the Administration and the Govern
ment Bot II his EIcellency we're not blinded
by party prejudice and would exercise grain Of
common sense, he would see that a large macs
Of those who claim to be exclusive supporters
of the Administration are doing every thing in
their power to destroy the Government, and that
the men who are determined to stand by the
Government at all hazards, in peace and war,
are compelled to oppose the suicidal policy OF
the professed friends OF the Administration.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

There are three Macs In the ever. victorious
army Of Gen. Grant--M Clerpand aud Nc
Pherson, each commanding a corps, and Nc
Arthur, commanding division. The North
British character OF many Of the other names
including Grants own, In the same army, Ii
noticeable. There is Logan, and Wallace, and
Blair, all Generals, and host of others 10 sub
ordirate positions. Ia the army Of Rosecrani
there were the two famous brothers MoCook--
OF whom only the duplicate Mac, Mcdowell
McCook, Ia now left; and the two Macs who
suocessively commanded the Army Of the 70
tomao, do not need to be named.-N. Y. Time
The Illinois Legislature on the s'h inst, by
unanimous vote Of both houses, passed res
olution Of thanks to the President and Judge
DRuMMoND for the action taken by them In the
case Of the suppression Of the Chicago Tim"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

The New York Herald, peskipg Of the del
egation from that State to the recent Canal
Convention at Chicago, Gays:
The last news we had of the New York dele.
CATION represented IL ss hobnobbing at St.
Louis and discussing emancipation and the in
evitable negro with Gov. Gamble. The rela-
tion of these subjects to the canal question ID
not clear to the naked eye Of the disinterested
observer.
The Buffalo Courier remarks that 1t would
seem the Canal Convention had been made q
conduit for the Abolitonists to pour their de-
lectable iroth through. A Mr.. DRAKE, of St,
Louis, made speech in the Convention, which
was reported as Every severe on the Copper
heads, and was frequently interrupted with ap-
pIause." The Courier remarks that the rele.
vancy Of such speech to the building of a
lshlp canal passes its comprehension.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

10th. Wood, Putnam, Henry, Lucas, Paul.
dinp, Defance, Fulton and Williams.
1lth. Adams, Soloto, Lawrence, Gallia,
l2lh. Pike, Ross, Hooking, Piokaway, Fair
field and Perry.
18Th. Licking, Muskingum, CoshoctOn and
Knox.
l4th. Holmes. Ashland, Wayne, Medina
18th. Meigs, Athens, Washington, Morgan
and Monroe. .. yF1
l6.h. Guernsey, Belmont, Noble, Harrison
and Tuscarawas.
18th. jefferson, Carroll, Columbiana and
Stark.
18th. Cuyahoga, Summit and Lake.
l9ih. Geauga, AshtAbula, Trumbull, Port
age and Mahonipg. sr
The Convention will be temporarily organ
izsd on Thursday. June llth. 1863, at 1OK
O'Clock A. M.-belng 6rst called to order By
the Chairman of the Democratic State Contra
Committee the several committees vii
be announced. This session Of the Convention
will be held at the East Front of the Stat
House. The Afternoon Session will be held II
Goodale Park, In the north end of the City
where the necessary arrangements have bee
made.
By order Of the Democratic State Contra
Committee, and the Democratic State EIecu
tive Committee.
R. X. cox, in,
| Secretary State Central Committee.
| AMOS LkYMAN,
| Secretary State Executive Committee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
The Mistakes of the Administration.


The New Yerk Times dovoteS an article to
an explanation Of the cause of the gravi.
ty of the mistakes of the Administration,
aud claims that they are mainly due to the
exceptional nature OF ita position In having an
energetic party opposed TO it. IL says:
"To this, for instance, has mainly been due the
Presidents difficulty in tho choice Of Generals;
and the apparent want of harmony and concert
in the policy, bOIh political and military, pur-
sued In different portions OF the Union. He
has had constantly to eelect hs agenta and
make his plans not simply with reference TO
their efieo. upon the national euemios at the
South, bat in reference to their effect upon the
optonelts Of the war at the North"
Right here We have the reason for the CON
tiRued failures of our armies in the field. The
President has appointed bio Generals and made
his plaas, not with eiDgle eye to the suppress
sion OF the rebellion by military force, but with
u dOub Q eye to the suppression OF the Demo-
cratic patty 10 the loyal States. The war for
the restoration Of the Union, considered as q
military question, Ia not difficult OF solution
The Loyal States had an abundance of re. our
ces. The Government could command two men
for every one The rebela could r1ise, and there
hae been no lack OF money aud the material OF
war. Yet the Administration has been beaten,
disgrscelully beaten in battle, and simply be-
cause IL has not waged the war AS a military
science and committed 1t to The charge of mill
tary men. This General has been removed
and that one commissioned In Consequence Of
"political necessities" manufactured by as-
piring oifireseekers The best blood and the
treasure of loyal men bas been wasted by NAL
administration, and victory has been sacrificed
to political strategy. To-day, the war 10 not
carried on 30 much against "the national enc
mics at the South" as agains. the loyal opposi-
tion TO the Administration at The Moth The
result is the encouragement OF the rebellion,
and tho weakening Of the Government. - Buf-
faLo Caityify.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

To THE DELEGATES:
The Delegates from each Congressional Dis.
trio. will meet on Thursday, June llth, 1863
al 8 o'clock A. M, and appoint one of theil
number to serve on each Of the following com
mittees, to be reported to the Convention al
lO1a O'Clock, viz:
First-Committee on Credentials.
Second-Committee on Permanent Organiza'
ton, Rules, and Order OF Business.
Third-Committee on Resolutions.
Fourth-Commtte to select State Contra
Committee.
These committees will meet Immediately Of
ter the adjournment Of the Convention In tn,
forenoon, as indicated below:
l. Committee on Credentials, in the offc,
Of the State School Commissioner.
g. Committee on Permanent Organization
etc., in the Office Of the Fund Commissioners
8 Committee on Resolutions, in room No
l9, American Hotel.
4. Committee to select Sta.e Central Com.
mitlee, In the office of the Attorney General
The District Delegations will meet at th'
places named below, at 8 A. M, as already
stated: ~
1st and "a Districts-In Room No. 1913, Neil
House.
Sd Dlst.-In the Office Of the State Sohool
Commissioner.
4!h Dist-In Room No. 60, American Hotel
5th Dist.-In Room No. Sc, American Hotel
9Th Dls..-Iu Room No. 95, Neil House.
7th Dist In Room No. 1S, American Hotel.
9th Dist in the Office Of ihe Attorney Gem
eral.
9Th Dist-In the Office of the Secretary OF
State.
10Th Dist.--In the Office Of the Fund c IN
missioners.
IIth Dist.--In the Parlor of the Goodale
House.
10Th Dist.-In the Parlor of the American
Hotel.
18th Dist.--In Room No. 1872, Neil House
18th Dist.--In Room No lit, American Ho.
tel.
18th Dlst,AIn the Reception Room of the
Neil House.
10Th Dlst.-In Room No. 1l9, American Ho-
Tel.
18th Dist.--In Room B, American Hotel.
18th Dist.--In Room No. 116, Neil House.
10Th Dist.-In Room No. 81, State Houee.
CONGRESSIONAL DIsTIors.
The Congressional Districts are now composed
90 follows: f
let District-The first, second, third, fourth,
9th, seventh, ninth, tenth, eleventh, thirteenth,
and seventeenth wards Of the city OF Cincinnati,
and the townships Of Anderson, Columbia,
Spencer, Symmes and Sycamore, the corpora
tion Of Reading, and the north-east and south
cast precincts Of Mill Creek township.
2d. The SIKH, eighth, twelfth, fourteenth,
fifteenth, and sixteenth wards of the city Of
Cincinnati, as they are now constituted, and the
townships Of Springfield, Coleran, Green,
Storrs. Delhi, Miami, Whitewater, Harrison and
Crosby, the corpora,ions of Harrison, Clifton
and Glendale, as they are now constituted, and
tae Western, C6ryville and Lick Run precincts
OF Mill Creek township.
3D.. The counties of Montgomery, Pfeble,
Butler and Warren.
4th. Darke, Shelby, Logan, Champaign and
Miami.
5tb. Van Vert, Mercer, Allen, Auglaizs,
Hardin, Hancock and Wyandot.
9Th. ClermoDt, Brown, Highland, Clinton and
Fayette. iva e''Nl's
7th. Greene, Clarke, Madison and Frapklin.
9th. Union. Delaware, Marion, Morrow and
RIchland. F5s
9Th. Crawford, Huron, Seneca, Erie, San
dusky and Ottawa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
The New York City Editors Vindicating
Freedom of Speech.

The meeting of editors in or city yesterday,
to consider the rights and duties OF the press
as affected by the existence Of civil war was
largely attended, though certain journals were
not represented. The invitation, however,
was general; the notice ample; and those who
staid away doubtless did 80 for satisfactory
reasons. Though 1t was not deemed by the
majority e1pedient TO go go far nor 20 cover
the whole ground 10 fully and explicitly as
We thought beat, there was tie 1reest and
fullest comparison Of vieHS, and oDtire unan-
unity attained or evinced as 10 the conclusions
actually reached. Theeo are, in brief-l.
That 30 journal has o right to inciIe, advocate,
abet, uphold, or justify treason or rebellion
against the Constitution, Government, and laws
Of the country; 2. Ttal the right to criticise,
censure. condemn, the acts OF those intrusted
with power, with a vlo# 10 render them more
efficient and faithful in the performance Of their
duties or to replace them by better men, is not
suspended or seriously restricted by the exist
ence Of war; and 3. That the suppression by
naked military Gdict Of journals printed hun
dreds of miles from the seat Of war, is not jus
tilted no. necessary. II they commit or abet
treason, punish them by legal process, aud do
not admit, by arbitrary seizures that they have
committed no offense knoNn to the laws. So
far, there was entire uhaniinity; and the meet
ing cav fit to 60 no further IN. Y Tribune,
June 9h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
Show Your lJ.

Gov. ToD, after making his speeches in the
rural districts, takes vote. This idea Of the
Governors is cute one. In 1910 fellow was
going to Buffalo on a canal boat. The passen-
gers we're all on deck. As the "Betsey Ann"
approached low bridge, wsg shouted out
"All In favor of VAN buren, will please lay
down; allin favor Of HARRISON will please stand
up" MArrY, of course, won! Wonder If the
Governor wants to be nominated by holding
up Of hands! Let BINeHAM wash his dirty paw
Jet TRMBLE scrub-let DELANo rub-and lei
GRANVILLE MooDY soak bis digits!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
General Hascalps Resembling Order.


The following is General HAscALL's recent
order resembling his famous General Order
No. g." directed against those who should at
tempt to bring the "war policy" Of the Admin
istration Unto diarepute:" :"
HEADQUARTERS pIsTncr OF INDIANA, ]
DEPARTMENT OF THE 0Hlo}
INDIANAPoLIs, June 6, 1863.
General Order No. IA,
I. The commanding General having received
notice that he will soon be relieved of his com.
mand OF the District of Indiana, which was tenn
porarily assigned him, hereby rescinds General
Order No. 9, Issued from these Headquarters
on the 25lh Of April last He does this with
out instructious from any source, in order to
leave his successor free TO adopt such course as
10 bis judgment will best subserve the public
interest in the States of Indiana and Michigan
which will hereafter compose the District.
II. On retiring from the command Of the
District the General commanding desires to
return his thanks to the officers and soldiers
under his command, for the cordial co.opera-
tion and assistance he has at all times received
from them, and epjoins upon them the Same
course in regard 10 his successor. When he came
in command OF the District, he found IL threat.
ened with serious outbreaks at various points,
and now has the satisfaction Of turning II over
to his successor comparatively quiet, and with
no reason TO spprehend serious trouble at any
point.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

a III. He retire, alto with sucn oolsolati on %
10 to be found in the fac! that his course has
met the cordial appreciation Of the comma nding
officer Of the Department. aud also Of q great
majority Of the loyal citizens Of the State. To
have been able TO please this disloyal element
would not have been much to his credit. He
licitation on his part, and goes cheerfully t.
any other duty that may be assI gned him.
By command Of Brig. Gen. Hascall.
nm ED. r, KERSTETTER,
Ek' Capt. and A. A, G.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CON.
VENTI0N.
Thursday, June 11th, 1868.

To the Democracy Of Ohio, and all others in ia
poT of the Union ss ioas and tho Constitution
as II 10:
You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated THURS.
pAY, THE llTH DAY OF JUNE, 1868, az the time
for holding the next Democratic State Conven'
tion, In tho city Of Columbus, for the purpose
Of nominating o candidate for each OF the fol-
lowing Offices, viz:
GopernOr;
Lieaeaant- G0peTnor;
Auditor OF State;
Treasurer OF State;
One Judge of the Supreme Court;
One member Of the Board Of Public Works.
The Democratic voters, and all Others In "a
vor of the Union as il Was and the Constitution
as IL is OF the several counties within this State
are respectfully requested to proceed to appoin,
Delegates to represent them in said Convention
on the following basis: One Delegate for each
county, and an additional Delegate for every
five hundred votes cstt for Hon. RUFUs P RAN
NEY, for Supreme Judge, at the last October
election, and for every fraction of two hundred
and fifty votes and over, one additional Dele
gate.
The number OF Delegates to which each coun'
ty is entitled, is indicated in the following TO-
BILE:
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VIM. b Bradbury's
Piano.Forte Establishment,

NO' 42i bhOOME eThEET, NEW YORK.
HE subscriber respectfully invites the attention OF
l. his friends and the public generally TO his PIANO.
Forte Establishment, at No. 427 Broome Street.
Having withdrawn his interest," stock aud materials from
the late Arm Of "Lighte e Bradburys," which firm was
dissolved the 3lst January ut and having purchas.
ed the entire stock Of Piano Fortes and Piano Forte Ma
eral, owned by his brother Edward g. Bradbury, In
the said ARM he Is prepared supply the increased
demand for his celebrated Piano Fortes. Employing
the most skillful aud experienced workmen with large
stock OF the best and most thoroughly seasoned mater
al and an abundance OF Capital he has taken in hand
the personal supervision Of the whole busnesss Of
uacturng his instruments, and Is enabled to turn out
Piano.Rortes OF unequallsd tone and dard6tenees.
BRADBuRy'sNew eCkLK Piano FoRTR.-In the arrange.
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most care, expressly for instruments we have
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STRENGTH AND BEAUTY " is our motto, and we in.
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WIN. B. BRADBURY,
427 Broome St., cor Of Crosby, New York.
mchll d3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
The List of Delegates Name,

We trust that the committee on Credentials
of our State Convention will see to IL, that
their Secretary prepares list Of the delegates
names, taking the counties In alphabetical or
der. This bad always been done by The COM
mittee on Credentials, until last year Let II
not be neglected by them now nor hereafter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
Gem. McClelIan and ,he soldiers,

The scenes attending the reception of the
Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eIghth regiments
yesterday furnished another instance of the 70.
markable devotion felt for the person OF Gen
Mcclellan by the soldiers OF the Army Of the
Potomac. So far, every regiment, without ex-
ception, which has returned, has borne but one
testimony--that General Mcclellan, and he
alone, possesses the hearts Of that army, aud
that bis Leadership would be Of more value to
II than reinforcement Of fifty thjusand men.
Tne enthusiasm the name Of Mcclellan creates
among Che soldiers iS something without paral-
lei In the history of this country. Neither
jackson nor G sy ever had such devoted follow.
Ing IN Y World, June 9.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Consumptives.

V>HE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RESTORED
4 to health in few weeks by a very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with severe lun
affection, and that dread disease Consumption, Is anx
ious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
10 all who desire II, he will send copy Of the pre-
scripon used Gree Of oharge) with the dlrectlonr for
preparing and using the same which they will nnda
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, BRoSoMrT, etc.
The only object OF the advertiser In sending the Pre-
script on Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread iniorma
ton which he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, willlamsburgh,
Kings County, New York.
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Total.......,....,
The same paper adds:

This calculation does not embrace In 1t those
who arc acting as pioneers for Generals Banks
and Grant in Louisiana and Mississippi. for
these would doubtless swell the number to 81, 600
men, noe do we believe the enumeration more
than the official roll will exhibit
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THE DISEASES OF ERROR,
(Les Mdladies d'E,yeur.)

(Les MdIadies d'E,Yeur.)
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above work. do hereby promise and agree to send ee
Of chargs) TO any young man who will write for It,
sample copy for perusal. Tho proper study Of man.
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safe, speedy and eectua prescriptions for their per-
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All who favor me with desire to read my work shall
receive sample copy by return NAL free OF charge.
Address JOHN d. OGDEN, NJ. D.,
No. 60 Nassau st., New York.
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TO MARRIED. MEN.

Or Fhoss Contemplating Marriage.
TIN undersigned Will give information On ssry IN.
erestiHg And Important subject whieh viii 10 vau-
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couple Of any age condition In life Tho IN alton
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Negro Troops.

The Anslo-African, negro paper published
In New York city, in it's last issue, makes the
following enumeration Of the negroes now un-
der arms:f ,al"
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FALL ELECTION.
TREASURER.

EDITORS gTATRsMAN:
Gentlemen BY announcing the name Of THoMAi
ARNOLD. ESQ, a. candidate for County Treasurer
subject to the election Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention, you will be but doing Justice to him as
good aud fathial Democrat, and will confer favor
upon his