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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

Allen g. Thurman, Joseph Falkenbacn, John
G. Edwards, G. Neiswender, George L. Con-
verse, Samuel Medary, ]. R. Marshall, Daniel
Worley, E. F. Bingham, William Trevltt, A..
W. Sheorer and R. F. Dunham were declared
to be elected delegates to represent the De-
mocracy Of Franklin county in the llth of June
State Convention.
Professor WoRLEY then offered the following
preamble and resolution, which we're adopted:
Constitutional liberty and the rights Of the people
have been violated In the arbitrary arrest trial and ban.
shment OF Hon. Clement L. Vallandlgham by the mil
ary power, for alleged crime unknown to laws
The Democracy OF Ohio owe II to themselves and to
the country to Defend through the ballot box the rights
and liberties Of the people: therefore
Resol0ed. That the delegation from Franklin county
to the State Convention are hereby instructed vote and
work Internationally for Hon. o. L. Vailandgham' .
nomination for Governor OF 0ho for men n the other
State nominations who like him are willing 70 risk
rythng. even life ITSELF In the manly defense Of the
rights Of the people against all executive or military
nsurpation and wrong.
Mr.. NEIswENDER offered the following pream.
BILE and resolutions, which were adopted:
WHmKAs, The present political party guiding the
them by the Constitution thereby wrestling from the
citizens the dearest interests Of eemen, and endanger
ing the pemanency Of free institutions by suppressng
the freedom Of speech and the press for which liberty
thousands Of our brethren-not In ams-have been
confined In the several political bases kept for that
purpose. 400 4. ,f
WHEREAS, The preservation Of personal security and
personal liberty guaranteed 10 us by the Constitution
demands the hrmnels and speedy action Of the Demo
cratic party under whose control We may only hope for
peace and unity TO be restored in beloved country
WHRAs, To secure the rights OF freemen and restore
the UNION to Its former amity and prosperity, the Do
mocracy should 90 boldly and fearessy to work TO ad
lust our national troubles which only be effected by
Democratic success at the ballotbox on the second
Tuesday Of October ne 1t; therefore
Resotved, That the Democratic County Central Oom-
mittse be instructed to call Convention for the nom
nation OF candidates for the various county oces not
later than the 4th day OF July.
ResotUed, That the campaign open early, and make
every Democrat committeeman, who will stand frm
In the defense Of constitutional liberty.
The President suggested the appointment of
o committee to look after police regulations,
and TO see that accommodations are provided
for the thousands who are expected to attend
the State Convention on Thursday, the llth Of
June. 1t was voted that he appoint q commit
tee Of ten, for that purpose, who shall have
power to appoint all needed assistants. He ap-
pointed the following gentlemen: y
10. Reamy, Mel, Doherty, B, #. NIsvaut
...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
Freedom of the BalIot-Bo1.

Referring to the recent triumph Of the radi-
cal Abolition party in St. Louis, the Republican
says:
Some eighteen thousand voters did not feel
Interest enough in the election to go and vote.
That Is to say, such is the military govern.
ment of Missouri, that about eighteen thous,
and voters thought Il safer to stay at home
than 10 70 to the election and risk voting.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

WHEN the movement was made in Congress
10 refund General JACKson's fine. the old pat
riot and hero, then in retirement at the Hermit
age, wrote to a Senator q letter on the subject.
IN which he said: ~ i.jt3t
"I would be the last man on earth to do any
act which would ihvslidate the principle that
the military SHOULD ALWAYS BIZ sUBJEcT TO THE
CIVIL PoWKn."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

der. J. w. Fitt1e, Coo. W. Huffman, Daniel
Coons, w. L. Rose, Jacob Freeland, WIN. Ca
YER, John Walsh. -
The Convention thon adjourned, after order.
ing report Of its proceedings to bo published
in the ONO STATESMAN, the Crisis and the West
bOte. ~
SAMUEL MEDARY, President.
JOHN R. L. SEKaAR, Secretary.
JouN G. THOMPSON, Assistant Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
[Por the Ohio Statesman j
IFof inc Uhio btAKbmhn'I
Is uhe New Testament Disloyal Book,
L.. Sunny Aurn lima 1862

t SHELBY, Ono, June A, 1863
EDIroRs ONO SrATEsMAN: Will you please
inform your readers whether under General
Order No. 81, issued In the Department Of
the Ohio, the "Sermon on the Mount" is per-
mitted to be circulated within the limits Of said
Department.
Our citizens here are intensely loyal, and de-
termined to do nething that will weaken the
strong arm Of the Generel Government, and Il
is feared that if the "peace makers" sre blessed,
it may have tendency to deter men from en-.
listing under the approaching cOnseription, aud
hence materially retard the Administr alton in
its war measures.
What do you think Of it7 Is IL disloyal
practice 10 read the New TESTAMENT Some OF
our citizens think It might do to send II to the
heather who are not in state Of rebellion.
50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
FB7TIvALs
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- ceved until Monday, the 9Th day OF June next at
noon, for grading the hills each side Of the run at the
BTacknridge farm, In Jackson township on the Frank
lin and Jackson Turnpike. The material taken ont Of
the hills to be used in filling and widening the road
each side Of the run.
Proposals to state the price per cubic yard for exca
vation only.
Bids will be received at the Office Of Urah Lsthrop,
at the Court House where plans and an estimate Of the
work may be seen. ....~...,.
90 ~, A4Ug A. @. HIPBa, pres't.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
z Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays ex
iepted) as follows: ..ba ss...s

/ NIGHT EXPRESs-LeAves Columbus via Central
Ohio r. r. Ais q. M. will stop at all stations when
sgnaed; arriving OF Bellaire at l035 q. Baltimore
600 o. M; Washington Oty, 800 a. m Might trains
daily to Philadephis and New York; also connectl at
Belaire for Plltsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
New York. -'+'s'' '
NIGHT ExPREss--Leaves Columbus via steuben.
willie, Is a. m; arrives at 6teubenvile, 1900 N.
Phbprgh, 3:20 p, M; Harrisburg, 900 a. M; Balh
more, 6:l5 q. m; Philadelphia 6:35 o. M; New York
via Allentown, 9:35 M; via Philadelphia, 1900 m.
NEW YORK ExpREss via sTEUBENvILLH-
Leaves Columbus, HIS o. M; arrives at steubenvie,
Sis p M; PitBburg, 500 p. M; Harrisburg 5A5 a..
m.i Baltimore, ff:s0a. m Philadelphia 1890 m;
New York, 900 pm. 84..stta ea
DAY EXPRESS via CENTRAL OHIO R. R.
Leaves Columbus, $40 D. M will stop at ell stations,
and arrive at Belaire, 1000 p. m.j Grafton 255 m
Piedmont, $50; Cumberland, 1856; Martinsburg Has;
Harpers Ferry, l.03 p. M; Baltimore, 500; Washing
ton City, 03S; Phadephia, 1880 p. m. Blight trains
to New York daily, Arrive at Pittsburg, $40 a., m
Harrisburg, 1916 p M; BALTIMORE. 6;S5 p me-;
Philadelphia, 5;25 p. m; New York, 1000 p. M q
,splendid Sleeping Cara on Night Trains,
Passengers desiring tickets by the above routes via the
Pennpyivs MIA Hsilrosd OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
1houid be particular to ask for them via Beilsre or
''''''''' - ,l'.si irn I. A. HUTCHINsoN,
june7 ~ ..eii9s'p General Passenger Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

AFnEHD at our elbow wants to know whether
the Governors "eagle-eye"' detected the hand
Of the "intelligent contraband," which was
raissd at Mt. Vernon in Endorsement Of his
coufse! It was as black as Bier Hill coal!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

The representatives Of the Democracy Of the
several wards Of Columbus and Of the town
ships OF franklin county assembled at the City
Hall in Columbus, on Saturday, June 9Th, 1853,
Of ii o'clock A. M, pursuant TO the call Of the
County Central Committee. The Convention
was called to order by Prof. DANIEL WoRLEY,
upon whose motion Gov. MEDARY was made
President. Upon motion of J. G. THoMPsoN,
DR.. J. RI. .sEKGAR was appointed Secretary; and
upon motion of DR.. SEroAR, John @. THoMrsoN
was selected as Assistant Secretary. ael
Upon motion of Prof. WoRLEY, committee
OF three on Credentials was appointed by the
President, as follows: Daniel Worley, Daniel
Hess, Thomas O'Harra. This committee re-
ported the following delegates entitled to seats
in the Convention:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
DELEGATES.
CITY OF COLUMBUS.

t- DELEGATES.
CITY OF COLUMBUS.
FIRST WARp-Samuel Medary, Isaac H. Mar
row, Michael Trainor.
SECOND WARD-C. Bartling, L. E. Wilson.
THIRD WARD-E. p, Sargent, Mel. Doherty
FOURTH WARD-0tto Dresel, Amos Layman
Isaac Eberly, Joseph Rodenfela, H. SchTelner
John G. Thompson.
FIFTH WARD-Philip Esper, J. H. Stauring
Fred. Beck, Sr., Stephen Kammerer, George
Brand, George w. Huffman, George Hsfner.
SIXTH WARD--L. Hester, ST., D. r. Law
renee, c. Born, David Koetz, w. seliger, John
Roeder, Chr. Wittmann, John Ross.
SEVENTH WARD-O. T. Barbee, E McFfis-
toe, G.. w. Maris, Martin McNary, Charles
Patterson, w L. Ross.
EIGHTH WARD-John Walsh, j. w. Frisoe,
James u. Speed, Walter M. Clancy, E. B.
Armstrong.
Ninth wARD-J. M. Montgomery, Daniel
Matheney, John Quealey, Daniel Worley.
THE TOWNSHIPS.
MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP John NJ Paeb,
Michael Kiugery, Joseph Falkenbach.
MADISON TowNaHlP-John g. EdWards,
George Champ, Jacob Bishop, T. P. Bean, v.
Zmmer, Moses Seymour, Dr. Short.
CLINTON TowEsHIP-Daniel Hese, Captain
Shattuck, Richard Nevins, Moses Beers
PLAIN TowNsHIP-Caleb Farber, Lewis Hsr.
mon, Henry Hamaker, VIM. II. Shaw.
NORWICH TowNsHIP-Dr. Jehn r. l., Seegar,
James Paxton, John M. White.
franklin TowEeHIP-J. o. B Rennick, Clark
White, John Huffman, r F. Durham, Fred.
Null.
HAMILTON TowNsHIP-Samuel Rank, VIM.
Young G. w. Fish. ..0
Truro ToWNsHIP-Isaac r. Stambaugh, B T.
Lam, jacob Powell, E. Cryder.
JEFFERSON TowEsHIP-J. G.. Dunn, G. Neis.
vendor, X Albery, A. Sager.
MlFFLIN TowNsHIP-O. p Price, A. j. Jack
son, J. HorlOcker.
PERRY TowNsHIP-James Mccoy, Thomas
Dawson, E. Hart.
SHARON TowNsHlP-A. S Wood, G. II. Girls.
void.
BLENDoS TowN,HIP-H. Mosborn, William
Bright.
WAsHINorOS TowssmP-John R. Marshall,
+. Sills, James Gill, John Thompson.
Brown TowEsHIP-William Molng.
PRAIRIE TowNsHIP-A. W. Sheorer, Thomas
)'Harra, Joseph McNinch.
!, PLEASANT TowNsHiP-A, F. Kilbery, George
Hay, l.. Brown.
SAShnON lOHNbhif-0s W. IlOOVeT, jacob
darsh, John Brown, Henry Haughn, William
NeisWender, G. Strader. =
Hon. OrTo DREsEL moved that committee
VI one from each ward and township be ap.
'oiuted by the delegations from the wards and
oWnships, to report the names Of Delegates to
he State Convention. oubject to confirmation |
n rejection by the Convention This waa
'mended, upon motion Of Col. |. II. MARROW,
% as to provide for the election OF the Dele
,ates by ballot.
The Convention then proceeded to the elec
lon Of twelve Delegates torepresent franklin
ounty in the Eleventh Of June State Conven-
on-Fletcher Sells and John Walsh having
cen appointed Tellers.
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION.
The Tellers announced the following to be
be result Of the balloting Tor Delegates to the
tate Convention:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
Alleged French Capture Of Important
Correspondence.

The Havana correspondent Of the Journal o
Commerce, under date Of May 30, Gays that the
strenuous defense Of Puebla was attributed to
the presence and action Of Eve hundred Amer
leans, three to four hundred French (deserters),
and one thousand Spaniards, who are now pris-
oners. 1t is further represented that in the de-
feat Of ComMoEPoRr, the papers of his staff bu-
reaus were captured, and that General FoREY
found among them voluminous correspondence
with certain officers In elevated administrative
positions at Washington. Il Is said, also, that
the documents, whatever may be their charac-
ter, or whoever may be implicated, have been
forwarded by Geneval FoREY to bis (the Frencb)
Government, whence they will be heard from
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Removed from his old Office.
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment OF certain private diseases he may be
consulted OF his ofos on Broadway ths HxohRngs
DsnaI i.nls.r L.TlIllI Ha-L- luIll
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Master Commissioners Sale.

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18
Ca The Medical aud Surgical Institute of

Dr. L. j. CzArKAy is already secured in position which
places as well its proprietor far above the assaults of
envy and professional malice In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science and they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession RcoTd
Is illustrious example, shining light among the phil
osophieal stars of his in Europe and Dr. Czakay has
fully equalled him in this country proof of which
the Philadelphia College of Medicine compmented him
with Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
ecng this his field of operation although qualified
graduate of the University of Pesth and late Chief Sur
gen of the Hungarian Revou ouary Army, for more ex
tended abors Dr. l. Czapkay has bent his earnest at
tenton TO the of chronic and private diseases, in
which he has become great expert that he is
regarded the in this branch of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and bog
raphy published matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctors offices
at his Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento ST.
of Ledesdor nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail steamship Company.
aB- We ask particular attention of readers to the
certificates of remarkable cures in another column
of this paper. 3S.3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

Is COMMENT NECESSARY ?-Parson Brownow,
in u card to the Nashville Union, gives the fol
lowing history Of the election OF Col Bridges to
Congress, and of the circumstances OF his arrest
and imprisonment:
"The facts are, that Col. Bridges last sum
mer year ago, was announced in my paper as
u candidate for the Congress OF The United States,
in the Chattanooga district met his competitor
on the stump, opposed secession-drclared him
self candidate for the United States Congress
and was elected by majority of l,i00 votes,
and started to Washington with certificate OF
his election to that Congress. He had made ar
rangements for bis wife aud children to follow
him. which they did in carriage. He was in
Kentucky, near the State line, awaiting their ar.
rival, but when his wife arrived in jamestown,
Fentress county, and was within twenty five
miles of him, the rebels arrested her, and dis
patched one of their soldiers, in citizens clothes
TO inform him that she 0as at The point of DEATH
and desired his return, the messenger claiming
to have been sent by her. AS any other gentle
man would have done, believing the report, he
returned instantly He was at once seized, aud
with his wife and children rushed into Knoxville,
escorted by a swearing, snorting, and insulting
gang of rebel cavalry.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

RAscAL.--Lately Frederick W, Mansel, an En-
glishman, for long time resident OF Weaver.
vile, who was employed as book keeper in the
banking house of Stateler & Arlington, Virginia
City, skedaddled for parts unknown, with about
$4,000 in gold coin, and about S5 900 in United
States Treasury Notes One thousand dollars
has been offered for his apprehension, together
with ten per cent of the money recovered. He
was being pursued in all directions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL DIS.
trct of the State of California In and Tor inc county Vi
Trinity.
Eliza Garrety, plaintiff VS. Thos Garrety defend T.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Ninth judicial
District the State of California in and FOR the county
of Trinity and the complaint filed In SAID county oil
Trinity the Office of the Clerk OF said Dsrlct court
The People of the State Of California send greet
ing TO THO.HIs G.fRRETI, defendanf.
You hereby required to appear in an acioh brought
against you by the above named panlln IN the Dlstc'
Court of the Ninth Judicial District of the state OF .V
mia, in and for the county Of Trinity ana 10 ahs"oI h ny
complaint filed therein, "a copy OF whleh aGcohpan s n
sunmons) within ten days. exclusive oil Tue uay " %
vice. after the service on you OF THIS suniohsi @ &
within this county or, If served out OF inns coung @
within this Judicial District within twenty uays " s
ed out of said District then within forty daysol Juus
by default will be taken against YOU according u h7 !
er Of said complaint ,,.,,
The said action is brought to obtain decree u5SoWns
the marriage between YOU and the said palni, ana cH
ign divorce from YOU on ground of deserto ana on
er acts mentioned in pain cOmpoint, and that pahlh
have the care custody and education Of the children men
toned in said complaint and for other ana urher Ie
costs of suit Sc And YOU hereby notified hat you
fail TO appear and the said complaint as aooye TO
qured the said plaintiff will apply TO the oOul lof e re-
lief therein demanded -, ,,,-..
Given under my hand and the seal Of the llstrlct
Court of the Ninth Judicial DlstrGt oi tIe SIl.e VI
H. California in and for the county OF trinity TINS Zoth
day Of February in the year OF our LOru one 'nous
aud eight hundred and sixty three. . -
913, ~ f. GRIFFIN Clerk,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18
Compromises.

Compromise Who dares to speak 1t,
On the Nations hallowed Day,
When the air with thunder echoes,
And the rocket-lightnings plays
Compromise | while on the dial
Liberty goes ages back
Scourged, aud bound, for our denial,
Firmer to the despot's rack
Compromise while angels tremble
As we rllter in the race
Cringe, and tlatter, and dissemble---
We who hold such royal placeg
Compromise 1t suits the craven
Has our valor stopped SO lowg
Have we lost our ancient ardor
Face to face to meet the foey
Compromise Is Treason's ally,
Traitors refuge, coward's reid
All the wrongs that Justice suffers
Flourish in its deadly shade.
Compromise is base undoing
OF the deeds our fathers wrought
They, for Right and Freedom suing
We disdaining what they bought.
Hear it We who sit in council,
We, the People, tell you SO
win YOU venture Yes - to whisper,
When the millions thunder "NoY"
viii you sell the Natiou's birthright,
Heritage OF toll and pain,
While cry of shame aud vengeance
Rings from Oregon to Maine
Compromise-the separation
Such the order Of the two;
Who admits the first tenn mptation,
Has the seconds work to do,
Compromise--the sullen silence,
Separation -whirlwind power
For moments baleful quiet
VIM you risk that rcnding hour2
Who would sail the Mississippi
Who the mountain ranges holdp
Win Ohio's fertile bordcrs9
Sacramento's sands of goldY
Whose would be our banners gloryY
Who the eagles flight would cloim9
Whose our old illustrious story,
Patriot graves, and folds OF nmeP
Compromlse-we scorn the oner
Separatlon--we defy
Firm and Free and one forever I"
Thus the People make reply.
Death to every form of treason,
In the Senate, on the field %
While the chorus swells ana echoes,
We will never, never yield ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

CLUBs-The TRINITY JOURNAL, Stockton hide
pendent Marysville appeal, and other journals,
are urging the formation of Union Clubs. Let
them keep at it until the object is attained
PiacerUAe Nsws.
The JOURNAL intends to "keep at it )" can't
see why Union men are not entitled to the same
privilege that secessonists are, and they are at
it y night and day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

AN OLD TRINITARIAN TURNED Up.--From the
Placervlle .Ne,os we learn that Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Chapman have opened the Theater in that city
N. Drahmer formerly of Weavervllle, and one of
the projectors of the Trinity Theater, is connect
ed with the company as treasurer, while Madam
oiselle Drahmer seems to be the bright, partic.
,,lnr siar y