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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11

CITIZENS, you enjoyed peace aud happlnssl
for seventy years under DsmocrotIo rule. Yov
now have tried two yesrs aud half of Rspuh'
licsn Abolition rule, What is Jour eo1ditiopi
Who 10 there among you who has not Loot o
son, or brotheri or q ausbapd, or q father
Whois there among you VINO has not felt the
psngs Of sorrow to " hiGh you we're strangers
under Democratic Administrations Do You
expect to avert these calsmisies BY rs. slectins
Aboliuonista to office who curse your Coustitu.
tions aud lave, or had you better return to the
path Of your fathers, and elect Democratic,
Union and Constitutional men to Officer Fr!ends,
the hour is near when you are to Judge aud
pass upon these shlngs, - N'fJ'9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
Gen. Thomas The Hero Of the Battle
~ ~ Il 90, y,,. 'S1" ';Fs,5 Of Chickamauga. t7

4 Major General George Henry Thomas Ia
confounded, with Adjutant.G General Thomas,
whose hiehset ambitio1ls to raiae negro troops.
Gen. g. H. Thomas 10 soldier. He does not
intermeddle with partisan polltios. He die.
charges the duties entrusted 10 him fea,lessly
land gallantly. Step by step, he has won hls
way from the humblest to the highest ranks in
bis profession, 4, In every engagement with the
enemy, and they have been many, be has been
fully equal to the occasion, and bis bravery,
and daring, and skill, has either aided to vim
victory or modify O. disaster. He. beyond
question, Ia the hero Of the battle OF Chicko.
maugs, and bis efforts upon that occasion
saved Rosecrans'a army from snnibilation
We reproduce brief sketch Of Gen. Thomas
to chow that he is no. the Thomas who 10
striving to place the negro soldier upon ap
equality With the white soldier TO papdtr 10 a
vitiatsd public sentiment: ..,,..-....,
Msjor-0eneral George Henry Thomas was
born In Southampton county, Va. In 1881 He
graduated az West Point Ia 1910, and entered
the artillery. de served With marked distlnc-
tion in Florida, Mexico ana Texas, winning
b eVets OF CIftstn and Major 10 Monterey end
Buens Vista 10 1861 be was promoted Colo
mel of the 5!h cavalry, which is hls prtseut rank
10 the regular army, 10 August, 81 he was
made Bfigadier in the volunteer service, and
sent to Kentucky. He commanded at the lttle
Of Mil Spring 10 90. where the rebes wtr5
badly beaten. He was at Shiloh, snd after.
wards commanded the right wing of the Army
Of the Tennessee under Halleek He was sub,
aequently etfered command of the Army Of the
Cumberland, 10 place of Bell, but declined and
urged that no charge should DO made. 6abet-
queutlyi Major. General Roseorsus was appoint.
cd to the place. By all the military men OF the
West, Gen, Thomas Is accredited % one OF tie
ab!est commanders in the field. "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
II Tag AaSessors and thsir Deputies!
The Provost Msrshals and th cir Dsputis
A Promise to Negroes AID Promise to
White Men
IPton The Providence Post.

lHtom tue RToVideuce Post,
President LiIcolp, referring to bis promise
to the negroes, 10 give them their freedom,
says: "The promise being made, must be
Kept" 2. fpa r
We remind Mr.. Lincoln that promise wss
made in bis inaugural address, which has not
been kept, but is 10 day being trsmpled upon.
We will quote bia words uttered on the 4ih Of
March, 1881: .a p
81 90 but quote from oue Of my speeches
| when ! pEcLARE THAs 4 HAVE NO PURPOSE, d..
REoTLY on INDIRECTLY, TO INTERVENE WITH THE
INSTITUTION OF eLAvERY IN THE STATES WHERE IT
EXISTS. I BELIEVE ! HAVE NO LAWFUL
RIGHT To DO so, AND HAVE NO In
lCLINATION TO DO SO.' Those who uomi.
na,et and elected me did 60 with full Knowledge
that made wis and many similar declarat tions,
and had never recanted them. now rsiterate
these sentiments, and In doing 90, only press
upon the public attention the moat conclusive
evidence Of which the case is susceptible. that
the property, peace aud security OF no sscsion
are TO be 10 any wise endangered By the NOW
incoming Administration. ] ado, TOO, tbat all
the protection which, consistently with the Con.
stltu!ion and laws, can be given, will be cheer
fully given to all the States when lawfully de-
manded, foF whatever oauae.-as cheerfully to
one section as to enother.nn ..4.. g.. .
Here ia o promiae to white men. How
shamsiully has II been tfampled Upon!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11

SQuTsrIoNs SoR ANswxn What Democrat
has lsborsd 10 effect a. onginsl cot OF TevOlu-
tion. by destroying sovereigu Stste7
What Dsmocras has argued In favor of dis
solution of the unlon2 -las9 we
What Democrat hsa thanked God Tor thiI
waf7
What Democrat hAa spolosissi for vlola-
tlon Of the Conasi!uslon7 7ilsi ssb I,-.
What Democrat hss tried to- shield VIOLA
tors Of the Constitution from ie,eryed punsh
ment2 ipla'fM. q
What Democrat has sold the Constitution d
q covenant with helll p 4G2.S-
What AboiitIonias has uOt apIf,ved Of al
these things, and In his he5rt answered theI
questions In the affirmative, as his own convic
ton Of policy2 .'a '..' ~ '. '' .-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
Another Victim Of POLITICAL Ma,ice

The awful murder of Philip Armstrong, a
citizen OF Miami county, at New Carlisle, Ia
this county, on Saturday evening Last, has cast
gloom over the ooupteuancs of every law
abiding cltiLsa. DIR. Armstrong wac on hie
way home from o political meeting in that
neighborhood, and while passing through thai
ill.fated town Of New Carlisle tho place where
they attempted to mob Mr.. Coz lass fall, Was
brrtally murdered by q mob! .sTl
From an eyewitness Of the whole affair, We
learn that es Jacob Armstrong, brother Of the
murdered man, was lpasalug through tho town,
he hurrahei for Ysllandigbsm; when Q crow d
rushed at the buggy. knocked him out aud
commenced reltipg him With stones, Philip
Armstrong, who was In buggy ehort
distance behind, FASTENED to rescue bis brother,
when the mob turned upon him; one man,
named Kinsrd, striking him on the back of the
neck With corn-outter, which would accord.
ing to the testimony Of She physician, have
proved fasa. Ia time, and another, named G,ier
struck hlJn on the head with stone, smashing
his skull, and causing almost instant dsstb!-
| He was tasonl 70 the house OF o relative neaI
by, whore he expired shortly afsefw Mr.
Armstrong was moss peacesble and honest
farmer of Miami county, and was loved and
respected by all who Snew him. He was abou.
thirty'fouT years Of age, and leaves @ young
loving and affsTtlonate vile and small child
to mourn bis terrible Springfield (OhioI
Democrat, % 90 L sa.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
"A Coed Story SpoIIed,

The Columbus Journal Of Monday morning
ooatains very graphic account Of the manner
In which our old Democratic friend, Wilson A.
Koontz, Of Range township, was constrained to
embrace Parson Moody at the Brough meeting
bsFs on last Saturday, and declare his sudden
conyersion'to Abolitionlsm by hurrahing for
Brough. This is very pretty little stsry, and
We are 10th to spoil II; but truth compete ua to
say there is not word Of truth In 1t, Mr..
Koontz requests US to say that II any one has
reported that he hurrahed for Brough, or has the
most remote intention Of voting for him or any
one on bis ticket, he Is q dirty liar. Mr.. K.
says he is a Vallsndigham Democrat of the
pure, unsdul e,ate1 stamp, and has not now and
never did have the least imaginable sympathy
with Mr.. Brough or bis party, WIN the jour.
mel reporter, make the amsnde honorabie7 OF
course he won's.-Loadon Democrat. s,llR .. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11

STICK IT AT 'EM!-Demoorats, when che
Abolitlonists call you "traitors." and say tha.
they ere for the "vigorous prosecution Of the
war, ask them tuhv thsy dont polunts:r?-- :
They want the war vigorously prosecnsed, but
by other persons than themselves! They be.
lieve In Consotiption, but Msy all pay their
$500! Look az Abolition Massachusetts! In
ono city, In that State, l040 msu we're drafted
--ssven-sIghibs of them shoddy contractors
"vlgo'ous proseoutovs," c.,--but only FOUR
men went into the service! The balance paid
their $500! Ask these fellows, twill you 70 II
you are drafted In the call for 600, 600" and
they'll ssy--you are traitor! Bsh!!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
Electlnn naHl


In the language Of the Newark Advocate,
We cay to our Democratic readers, do you re-
alise that We are almost on the very thresb-
hold Of ELECTION DAY7 Have you reflect
ed thst itcomes Oh next Tuesday, &.u. ln
Arc YOU feady for Il? -t...s
Are your NEIG HBORS prepared7
Haye your DOUBTFUL vo rERS been seeu
tof 81 n 45.uas5lav b @
Has that waveripg Republican been reason
cd With and encouraged 70 cut himself thor
ouShly apart from the party whose LEADERS
brought upon the couatry BLOOD. DEry. TAXA,
rIoN and DEATH rather than yield little FOL
the sake Of Peace and Union7
Have you guarded against allowing any iss
lraaolute voter being brow-beaten or terrified
into staying away from the polls or scratchin,
the ticket Of the only genuine Union Party i
ex.stencs3 81 ,la2riaeH fanCf6, kes
These things sesof the highest lmportapcs
II they are not already attended to, SEE TT
THEM AT ONCE! Not @ day shouldbe lost.
Go 70 work Nowl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11

JACKSON DrMocRArs.-Th Republicans ars
very fond Of claiming that they are jackson
Democrats--.hst they cast their fr vote 70,
Jackson. If what they say be true, It only
serves to show how far they have ssrayed from
principles. Let them read the following sentl.
mens from the old hero, and then let hem dare
TO claim that they are accordance with tho sent
iments they profess; g' re- lE Eu0E o
s"slr, the Abolition party is disloys! argsn.
iRsilon, Its pretended love for freedom means
nothing more nor less than OWL war and dis
solution Of the Uhlop. Houtst men Of all
parties should unite to expose sheir intention.
snd arrest thpir progrsss''', ana. .l.s, In %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
Democratic Meetiug on satuYday.

The Democratic meeting on Saturday wal
fully as large as We expected, sni was astIs-
factory meeting Hon. William Allen arc
Hon. A. G. Thurmsu made powerful speeches
and did much good for the cause Of cops.itu.
tionai and personal liberty. Mover before
within the last ten ysRrshas Mr.. Allen taken
such deep interest 10 any election ss be now
takes In the election Of vallaudghsm. He "a
gsrds the issue to be Between personal and
constitutional Liberty and despotIsmi he, thers.
tore, calls on all people to vote for Vallandlg-
ham aud the Democratic ticket, ---Chillieoths Al
Usytisey, Oet. oh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
A FEW LES.

II yen are opposed to negro equality, v0te
the Democratic ticket .
II your are opposed to arbitrary arTssts, vote
the Demooletio ticket. a. n
Ii gen want fsse and untrsmmeied press
vote the Democratic ticket te5. ~
II you want this Union as our fathers made
Il, vote the Democratic ticket. ry -ra
II you want the supremacy OF the laws main
tanned, vote the Democratic ticket. a. ami. IN
II you do not wish war With England and
France, vote the Democratic ticket.
If you want the war speedily and bonorably
oloeed, vote the Democratic ticket.
II you want the rfghts of the several States
maintained, vote the Democratic ticket.
II you want TO preiesve the honor OF your
pRtive State, vote the Democratic ticket.
II you wish this land to, be "the home Of
the free," in fact, vote the Democratic tick.
OF. r,
II you want to see peace and prosperity again
blese shis land, vote the Democratic ticket.
II you consider your person worth more
than $500, vote the Demoel attic ticket. 60
II you want your personal rights preserved
and maintained, vote the Democratic ticket. q
II you waat to preserve the right to freely
express your sentiments, vote the. Democratic
ticket. -,..s .s,..,-a M s'-l
II you are oproied to driving men into the
ranks to fight for the negro, vote the Demo
cratic ticket, .e lE NJ
II yon are opposed to an unwsrrauted as
sumption ofpower BY ourrulers, vote the Dem.
ocrstic ticket. .o.coa yssf, s. q
If Jon wish the Government adminissersd
according to the Constitution, vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. =, ,sata.,G 4. Nj -'- IS
If you want The war conducted for the sup.
.ga aAn ..A. i.oA o..I. 4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
A Short Argument with Peace Men,

=
Under this head religious paper In this clty
claiming to be orthodox, lays down the law and
gospel aa follows, 10 reference to the repeal Of
the proclamation OF freedom, r.
"God forbid that our country should ever
deaceud to that depth Of infamy! No. TIE
only course Of honor and Of justics is that whlch
the President quietly but firmly indicates. The
promise being made, must be kept"
The story Of "Jeptha's daughter" is precise.
ly In point. Tbelatter was slain by the parent
because of previoua vow that he would do 40
10 certain contingency. Theinfstuated mar
conscientious)y believed that be must commit
the hoIrid deed, rather than break bis promise
This religious paper probably thinks, too, ths.
the ''only course Of bopoy and justice" for
HeFod was-that ''the promise being made to
Herodias must be kept" and John the Baptist
behesdsd accordingly. Queer commentaries
will be written BY the new rollgiouists of our
day y.-Neio York journal of Commsyce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
svphilis and Mercurial Disease.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
Visit TO Vallandlgham.

The Detroit Free Pysss, of yesterday, Gays
the Toledo fsemen at the tournament, OF whom
there are two companies there, vent over to
Windsor yesterday, apd paid their respsois 10
Mr.. Vallandighem. His appearance upon the
balcony al the Hirons House was the signal for
three rouslDg cheers. He excused himself from
making speech, saying that It would not be
proper for him &c discuss political matters under
the protection Of a foreign flag. The Toledo
ooys gave three tsarty oheera for vallaudig.
BAN, the next Governor Of ohio-Clep,lond
Piotn Ds0lsy, OCT. Stk. .-a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11

zTHREE MILLloEs a. pAy!-Is about ourna.
tiona1 expense-one-tenth of that 10 sfolen
every day BY swindlipg contractors and speou.
latorsl Yetthe Union stumpers and the Aboli.
ton papers have not q word to say about this
corruption! They say you muss have zone
opinion hbout the war!y They raiss the CRY
Of "tgaitor, ,""ooppeFhssd," etc., TO keep the
people from thinking Of the amount daily pill.
fered from the national treasury. Every man
who wants the treasury r0bbera bvoughs 10 juss
tloe--who wants to zee she speculat9Ts compel.
Aedao disgorgs, should vote for VailsnGigham
and the Democratic ticket. slla ysd. !, sSs-,-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11

eo 9EHERAL MohekR SUPPORTS 'vAI1AnD nDiaHlM,
Gen, Morgan 10 In NO ways obnoxious 10 the
charge that he Ia In sympathy wish rebsllion
II there ia 10 the State patriot, he 10 one. 81
has alw aye gsllantly responded 70 the call ol
his countryj but he Is satisfied thst the Unior
Gan potbe sayed, ,thVaugh the policy that 10 nov
being pursuedabg the Administration, and b,
therefore calls uto she people to change th eli
rulers through the ballot box. Wpp's you d
as General MurganD proposes 10, do, vote fol
Nallsndgham and the whole Dsnocrstic tick
etf--C Chillicolke Adusrtiisr Pas AslG'a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
Have y,u Thought of II, FeIlow-Citi.
nnnal Il IL -. n

Have Yen Thought Of 1t, Fellow-Citi.
Zene! 90 III ifH 70 Eg
Have you thought of the fact, that In addl-
ton to your. aa i.g cgai nov d
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES sa,3
you are compelled 10 pay to the Federal Gov.
- INCOME AND LAND TAX. a1u.,s
that Conac,ipiion. Taxation, and Debt are
looming upon. us like towering Alps7 Have
you reflected that -. -
NEW OFFICES HAVE BEEN CREATED
By hundreds, and that the HIGH PRICE you
PAY FOR WEARING APPAREL, for Tea, ,
Coffee, Tobacco, Sugar, etc., goes to pay the
salaries OF these ofice-holdsrsf Do you know
that the 7H 'F a 'lEHEL ~ 0F'
TIE PUBLIC TREASURY is BEING
DEFLETED by swindling and knsVish oon-
trao!o. 4--that suoh squsnderers of the public
money az Cameron, Wellss, eto.--partizan ia
Ivorites-bave gone unpunlshed7 Do you re-
member, fellow citizens, that now iu the city
OF Cincinnati, at least half dozen military
officials are under arrest fcrswiudllng the Gov
erpment, and that their trials will be- POSTPONED
until altar the election7 Do not fsil to reinem
ber that the .''.
Tag Aasessors and their Deputies!
Inc Provost Marshals and their Deputiss!
ihe Isx Collectors and their Deputies!
Anq the thonsaHds Of new officers! created
6y the Government, With FAT PURSES AND
BIZ sALARIES arc arrsyed against the Dem
ocfstlc party. struggling not for spolls, but for
freedom OF speech, the right to crltcise Ad-
mlnistration policy, for Personal Liberty and
tne ptrpetulty OF the great writ Of hsbsos cor
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11

"HAEpcusys for Fresmep' chaingangs Of
White Mep,,--these are some Of the feeble
terms that family shsdow forth The inexpres,
sible degradation and slavery to which the
American people have fallen 10 the third yesI
Of tho war Tor the uigger.
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