Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-08

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triete demands and r-ev mes a. ih radical part :,
while AaTur pisLora a. AHp plRnss
svR ooURss op 00vRnoR GAnbLH General scnoheld and
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own procAmatlons and 70 dlsnct acts Of oonere con.
oeTning The properly Of rebelilous slhsehollsrB.
RAsr.es. This inssIatsbs polIey has already borne
rncs Kansaa and hds r 10 LEAD % furthcr esrlts Of
| The aams iamen,Abis character and
Ksrsas Ias loyal si.I..gs Of ,hs city Of New YSrk
the speedy and complete abolition Of slavery tbroush
out the whois dominion Of the United States ~ the
only measure promising the sueeessinl and enduring
regeneration OF the Union for all future time, eud -
they ere equally convinced Of the vasaous qtst Of a
policy Which trying to reconcile enemy itnhbnrnly
opposed toall Jeconciliason--
| Resotrsd. That We tender our heArtest welcome 10
sent In our nids u he ispfssenhiyss of the only
trus intsrsits Of hsscnri ~ well q ofthe country At
'jss. Es.o,psd Th.. WI ShnRrBY pEEouNon AND
u0NDEMN the COURSE pursuSd BY Governor Gamble,
General echoheld and tkeif political assooiAtes AS
DIsL0YAL, LAW-DHRYINa P0LICY-a policy cal.
cuatei 70 deeat The object Of present war and en-
Rssoissd That We deeply md earnestly dsplore the
policy utterly opposed TO the .pir Of his o.n proc
lAmation and Of distinct acts Of oongresl and his re-
fusa 70 assent TO the Just demands ef Tho loyal radical
party Of Missouri. Finally,
R.S'esa Ina. Es greet ne members q Ss cya !.I
and in the great struggle for the regen
Grafton Of our glorious Onion, and that We pledge 70
them our most vigorous corporation. BY WORD ana
country the last traitor shall have diiapPeared with
the last slave. -. {. f,.r -7,r;e.,e.i q
The men who adopted these resolutions call
themselves "loyal citizens" They are Of the
same class as the Broughites in Chic, who
claim to be exclusiyely loyal, and dsnounce all
others, not of their radical Abolition clique, as
"copperheads," "traitors," "rebels" and "sym.
pathizers with rebels" To be "loyar man
In their sense, you must be thorough-gOing
radical Abolitionist, else they will denounce you
as an enemy to your country, to the Constitution
and the Union. "a
The Cooper Institute melting denounced, BY
Il, resolutions, the Missouri policy Of Presi-
dent LrNcoIH as DIsLoYAL, and Of course, treas.
enable. This 10 equivalent to eclaring Mr., Lms
c,INa DIsLoYALIsT and a TRAITOR
When men who profess 20 sustain the Admin
istration 10 all its war measures, apply such
epi,hets to iw executive head-io the man
they have themselves placed In the highest
seat of power 10 the nallon-becAuse he will
not sucoumb Of once to all their insolent de-
mands, how can II be expected that G. L. VAL
LANDroHAM or any other prominent Democrat
or Conservative can escape the full measure Of
their vindictive, but impo!ens rsgei n.
lie! 1t rotbs said tb It these resolutions were
adopted by set of rsdicals who have no real
affinity with ''the grest Union party" as it Is
called. ReadIover sgsin the llst Of ils officers
that We have given, and you will Hnd among
them some Of the most able and distinguished
leaders In that party. They are In perfect ac-
cord With JOHN BRoueH aud the leaders snd or
gans Of his (she sO-oslled "Union") party in
Ohio. The Journal of this city chimes In with
these radical denouhcers Of the President. Iis
issue Of October containsss Washing on let.
Ter which, after speaking Of the reception Of
the radical Missouri delegation by Mr. LINCOLN,
closes with this sentence: .-,g. =
II d generally admitted here that no mistake Of the
Win such csiamitouS results 70 himself and large por
ticn Of the people Involved In them.
This is the way these men villiis the Presi-
dent and ctiticise the Administration, Of which
they hypocrltically claim to be unconditional
supporters. Were It not for the barrier which
the Democracy Of the country. are interposing
to the further stretch Of arbitrary power, these
Abolition fanatics themselves would be i'm
prisoned and exlled, and their papers Suppress
ed. They owe their present personal liberty.
and their freedom Of speech and Of the press
to those very Democrats and Conservatives
whom they denounce as "haitors" and are
seeking to exlerminate politically. Let them
and Gil who are inclined TO give them 'ald and
comfort ss politicians, remember thif; and
remember. too, that II the Democratic party
should be ksp. out Of power, they Will them.
selves become the victims Of that iron des-
poiism BY which they are trying to overwhelm
aud keep down the Democracy. ~ b.