Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-27
The Coming State Convention.

The State journal, in urging upon the
attention of Union men the Importance
of being earnest and active in preparing
for the coming campaign, hopes that
early and official measures will be taken
in every county of the State to send full
delegations to the Union State Conven-
ton to be held at Columbus, June 18th.
The journal says:
The only issue o presented is UNION
or DIsUNION. Let our Union friends
everywhere rally round the flag" and
see to it that rebellion and treason, every
where, whether if the State or out of 1t,
be successfully resisted and overwhelmed.
Let US select from among the Union hosts
good men and true as bearers of our
Union standard in the campaign. Let
party fcuds be discarded and partizan
feelings be forgotten in our determination
to stand by the Union and the Constitu-
ton, and to maintain the country and its
cause in the stern ordeal through which
they are passing.
For a time like the present, we need
for the Chief Executive of Ohio, a man
whose whole heart and soul are devoted
to the Union cause: One to whom the
People can safely trust the high interest
and unsullied honor of our noble State:-
One who will not finch from labor, and
who will not quail before the frowns of a
fierce and malignant opposition One
whose experience in public affairs, and
whose knowledge of public men may
qualify him for the discreet discharge of
the stern duties that the exigencies of
these turbulent times may demand:-
Such q man is DAVID Top, the present
patriotic Governor of our beloved State.
He who has done well may be safely trust
ed again.
We nave others, also capable and wor-
thy The eloquent and clear-headed
Delano; the gallant and soldierly
Schenck; the pure-hearted and high
minded Dennison the discreet and
thoughtful Groesbeck; the over-working
and neyer-tiring Galloway the able and
vigorous Stanton the talented and en-
thusiastic Bingham the energetic and
assiduous Eggleston the brave and gifted
Anderson. and, last though not least"
there is the heroic ROsEcRANs himself
Here is a galaxy of bright particular
stars" which have been named for Gov
ernor, from which the Union People of
Ohio may safely choose.
For Lieutenant-Governor we have
Hubbell, of Delaware Gunckle, of Day
ton Hinckler of Clarke; Goldman, of
Marion Trimble, of Highland Dickman,
of Cuyahoga West, of Logan +; Shellabar-
ger,of Clarke Neal. of Lawrence Reamy,
of Muskingum Hitchcock, of Geauga /;
Miles, of Morrow Ready, of Tuscarawas ;
all able and rue men.
W. feel confident, from assurances re-
ceived from all sections of the State, that
the Convention will assemble with the
most perfect willingness to surrender,
whenever necessary, all personal predel-
lotions apd pastizan feelings to the claims
of the country and paramount interests of
the public welfare. With such a senti-
ment prevailing in the Convention all
must be harmonious, and the result of
the campaign cannot fail to be victorious.
ARSENIC IL pREssEs.-The first repre-
sentation of a new piece was given three
nights back at Hamburg,i n which the te-
dancers appeared in green costumes
to represent water nymphs. The stuff
of WHICH these costumes were made con-
tanned such . quantity of arsenic, that
the needle-womeI who made the dresses
all fell i'll, and the dancers we're attacked
violent symptoms of poisoning while
on the stage.-Paris GaHgnani. !