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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

A MAGSIfICEST GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. AND
n So win be given for good second hand Plano
Address Watch Union SQUARE Pos once aJi BroadnAy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02

Tss DsAasssss cqaie, co.,,.,,sA s., !.
se''i'Psyi y ,seY 'revY ii, q 10 p'clook AIM.
eveH VIZ y re r.lsy and every toWnahip In
Vsau -, ~ ~ Represented, and as q body
" ."' ~ w o and intelligent assemblsge Of
ko0a anu aas men. The woesedings Of the
ooavsp ion will be found elsewhere, and the
WV t nominated under ito appropriate head. p
Hon. OrTo DREsEL, Of the city, was nomi-
|nssed for the Legislature by acclamatiou. This
was q 6complimeut worlhiy bestowed on good
and accsmpIished representative.
sJoHr @. EDWARDs. E,q, Of Msd!sOn town
ship, was also nominated for the Legislature.
Mr.. EDwARDs u substantial farmer, possessed
Of good solid sense and remarkable frnness OF
purpose, and win make q good Representative.
.JoHH M. PueH, Etq., Of Montgomery town
ship, was nominated for Probate Judge. Mr..
PusH is well qualified for the discharse of the
duties Of this important Office, and win make an
upright Judge and an agreeable officer.
WILIAM DonIeAN, Esq, the nominee for
Sheriff, has all the qualifications necessary to
sn honest and faithful discharge of the duties
of this Office, and viii make an active, Efficient,
and energetic Sheriff.
JoWPH FALKENBAcH, Esq, at present in the
Auditors Office, was nominated for Treasurer.
Mr.. FAIKENBAcH is good business man, ac-
quainted with the duties of the Office, and will
make q irstra.e Treasurer, With the duties OF
which he is familiar.
Matthias MARTIN, E.q,, was re-nominated
for Auditor; DENSIs B. STRAIT, Esq., for Com
mis sioner; NEWros GIBDoSs, Esq, for InGTmary
Director, and ELIAS GAvER, Esq, for Coroner.
All these gentlsme are the present incum-
lbents and aie excellent officers, fact spprecia'
ted by tie Cor Vi ntioh in their re nomination.
The ticket, from head to foot, 10 composed Of
true Constitutional Uaon Democrats, who are
in favor of the restoration of the old Union and
the ptess.yet;on Of the Constitution, and un. |
comp-omisingly opposed to all the factions,
South or North, who seek to destroy both
We congratulate the Convention on the re-
suit Of its deliberations, and the people on the
good, substantial and worthy ticket nominated
Mary excellent men are among the uusuccess
iul candidates, but all re their defeat grace
fully, and will give an active AID vigorous cup
port to the ticket. fa.ts
Now to work, Democrats and Constitutional
Union men Of Franklin county to work, dill
gently, faithfully and constantly, from this
time until the second Tuesday Of October next,
and on that day let rs give to this ticket such
majority as Wss never pOlled before 10 this
cnrni1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02
THE OHIO STATESMAN FOR
THE CAMPAIGN. .--.,-

The people Of Ohio are now commenc'
ing political campaign the most momen-
tous and important that ever occurred IN
the State. In order to understand the
full scope of the great issues involved in
the contest, the press must not only be
free, but the circulation Of newspapers
must be general among the people. This
factDemocrats should not forget nor lose
sight Of for one moment. The srArHs-
MAN win labor diligently to sustain and
defend the principles Of FREE eovraE-
MrsT which it has always supported, and
in order to enable Democrats to difuse
it among the people, Ee,will receive sub
scribers to our different issues for linn
tied period asfonows:sS osa Z. SsS ssi,ss Sls s;ss
THE WEEKLY STA ATESMAN e:sS, ess1o
Will be sent to single subscribers at 15
cents per copy per month, for three ,ol' or
lour-months, as the parties may elect,
i. esz6z cents for three. manths, sor 60
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02
Another Victim of Abolitionism-Dart-
: ,r.,, mouth College, N. H., ~, XII.
lTRrom the New York Express.l :.

=
The Rev. DR., Lord, the,P President ofthis Col
lege, we zee, has resign gned--that is, been turned
out by the Abolition trpstees, etc, The Rev.
DR.. Lord Is one Of the most learned men In this
country-learned as once men iosrs learned In
New Eogsnd-upon certain Axed principles Of
ethics, moral philosophy, theology, Bible law
and common law educated, 90 about. all m en-
we're educated In New England, thirty andforty
years ago--before the new lights and the new
lighters turned up. DR.. Lord vas d CongteRs.
tlonalist- Of q Puritan, therefore--but
Daniel Webster Puritan, o Judge DAeget and
Oliver Ellsworth Puritan--whose sducation uh--
der no circumstances would permit -thsmdto
be Abolitionists, or to believe in negro equality
and fraternity with the white race. De. Lord
has survived the storm for twenty yearsy 90
President Of Dartmouth College, but u, t,lsss be-
Is tumbled over by the Ahoitionisss of the day !,
Dartmouth College, it will be. remembered,
10 the college on which Daniel w Webster, ,hefore
the Supreme Court of the United States, won
his great victory; and Dartmouth College is]
better known for that, and for being the Alma
Mater of Daniel Webster and RUFUS Choste
than for anything else. The Dr. LSrd sort Of
teachers educated and trained such men dc
Webster and Choate, but what the new Abolill
tion school will train, We shall see.a noad'l" sS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02

and 1--WE children we're tIhstsasd And bauI ted
y him and Rev. J. N. Mars. edar rlain let North
'Casoiina colored regiihenij Chaplaip Mars stat
ing that y was The hrat Instance where color.
Cd minister he'd been slIoNsd ID olioiate In the
Ordinances OF infant teptiem 10 Nosth Carolina.
Inc scene wac nhv1uAily impressive and Affect
ing. one OF me children was named Stanley,
not for the late Governor, however, as che
mother earnestly declared, and one Of them
Abraham, alter the President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02

LuxuTEnAnr {. Ia. ConpE, Rhe alleges himself
, g ns ss,sss S5as 81, sss =,
general, bnt the adjntant,geperal of Minnesota,
Who has offered q reward tot Indian scsIps, and
chat he did 80 without consultation with General
Pore or any OF bis staff. II this be the case, It
bsioreo to the Governor Of Mlnnesota to remove
the stigma from the fair fame of the State
which We had supposed rested upon the Federal
Government. IN. Y. World, Jnly 81. % ~ =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02

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.'u ''e Sv'aaso's. 'nu' '''''p' "
W: s.'.,. Hus 49, s sue 0ApsM ., a,,,.,. ,.,m, !,
authority to Sosept ihsm and prisoner q that he va
sn ss pd his militia hero really
pose that he pIiscnsr could accept ssrIs IRON nis
tsI,ss sos.nis9 y ny ss Rave Ebon that Morgan was
headed o hsmmed n ana must h,1, ny doubt 70 Allow
Morgan to dictate terms as captor while he accepted them
me ,s.y rs.v II enfofce their demand for an
surrender brt he pupic ~ wv y
sonSI inconvenience sS IS possbie Il was g thing
to have n .ns sonSr sSovs n o pO,ossy a the
doughty Captain wond have sven the ssss0
Insre r M q military man In the army who wouldut rent
somebody's back yard % blush n nss ~ peSn re-
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.s".. 49," 49,, .o,.r.,a.rs ,h,, ,ould have failed
:. oh.oL M,,o,,,s raid and oapture him. This
-,,,d h.v. hsan accumulated by them very
..o, .s,o, h,s en,,v into Ohio. had tbey not been
n,svsntsd nv the most extra ordinary order Of
Gov Ton isaued The yery dsy that MORGAN ap.
nssrss unon the State liue--issued at the re-
ouss, of Gen. BuREerpr-and which order re-
ouired them. under pain of being chased as
dess,ters. to 90 10 certain designated camps,
with a blsuke. and tin cup, there to await
orders, thus opening tie country for MonelN
to uass through uumoles,ed as Il were. This
order was published iu the Cincinnati CONNER.
e;al and thus MoReIr was inior med Of the |
track that vas left opeu for him to pass through
the conptry He aid 20 along ,riumpba n,ly,
and for all that appears he might have gone on |
until the I" crack Of DOOM" before the en-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02

sIxrH W ARD John Ralss. w. selIe,r, D
Koetz, Charles Wilimann, @. Born, H. Dabus
A; Schneider ?. 6ohille. J
eEvEnTa WAnD--0. p. Hines. +. fornctI
VIM. Wnll, q. Kloit, p. Sohart, ]. M. Koernsr
/ ElaHTH WAnn-~Jchn Earley, Chss, SchweI,
ksr, John Walsh Patrick Durcan, Pete
Murphy.
NINTH wAlp-s W. Parks, Peter Kelley
VIM. Cook, Wm. Erwin. lssszss4s.l s ssass,s-s
Ts,onships.
MoaFeonlas- Charles Collin, Simon Tomp
kins, e. EarhaFt.
MADIson--AsA. Short, moses Seymour, ]
Nav, Q. 7. Woodbury., @, s. Dildine, Olive
Codner, g. Groom. - s5FFEN
. HAMIIron-B. L Rees5 John Robson, Ella
Shook.
{ Tsuao-l. N. Peters, }. R. siambaugh, B. v
Lunn, Isaac Spindier. r-,--rrrss,.rs
: JEFRERsoN-E. Compton, G. Neiswander
JosiAh Lunn, Il. M. Albery. i I .,;l ~ "a n z
. PLAin-L. Harman, J. Ulery,. Samuel Quinn
Jacob Henry. ~ gHis.aG sf0 JfN;
|, MIr1LIN-Frank Ksterdsn, Lewis Agler
VIM. Depune.
|, !, CLlsroN-Wm, shattuck, G. Shoemaker, D
Hess, Hess. vo 641,-59 s.s-ss-. a
|. PERAY-Ssephsn Corbin, G., w. Mat.hevs
W. X. Phrneger. m ;assss7 y.svs 0l etr .ssas,
25 sHARoN--C. Martin, J. D. Fuller. a,sai-sr
2 BLrNDoN--Wm. Cooper, A. Crist. cL i'sd
WAsHIHaToN-John. Thompson, Jos. t, Cor
bin, Moses Dsvis, ]. Elright. s,t lst
/, y !, NoawlcHT-J, v. Armstrong, VIM, Hunter, ],
9 FaArkIIs- y. FIemmiug, r. Null, ],
Sperry, J: Myers, j. o. B. Rennick. q
z sBRowE--LeWis. Roberts. b,e .idag sr 4
.,Pa4rRir-A. w. shearer,l g. W. Butler. Jos.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02

The menbsrs Of the Democratic County Gen
trail Committee are requested to. meet for soss
ganizztion- xud to trsnsaot- other business, az
the Law Office Of RANKIN and WzIrss on Mon
day, August Sd, at four O'Clock NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02

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h h. mo, laAaal n enTfNGs.

w. ~
sras t1sw..,af,, stats Cehtfal Committee
!. go. ~ MI, .,Io snroIns .sn.a for msst.
.a.s ,- sas M q ,oo., oo.,D,It.
ines sWu'yue Wy ue'Yu' ~ s'a ~ w. 80
tees VIII aee 80 y mat they sre properly so-
verified:
On Tuesday, August 4ib, ct Troy, Miami
county spsa keFs-- George E. Pugb, Charles
Follett, ]. L Green, J. : Mckinney vy
p On Wednesday. August 9th, at Urbanss
Champaign county Speakers = George y.
Pugh, J, IA Green, charlss roiie'' j. = ME-
kinney. ar m -ssEE
On "Wednesday, August 9th, at Toledo Lu.
oss county: speakers-samuel o. COX anu
ae,' Fepu'e'Vhk xLn
Oa Ihussday, Augqsl ON, a. henspu p% rSa1,aa uS,
sESIhy En, SPeshs,s.geo An,s .s = Aus''
folieit, r. .CsLebiond. ss~
u IN ssieayl hueus. IN, - aopPsr oEnI paab
chs,Iss o' Fo,Ia., SJ spesssw caS W. IeSns,on.
r. E1RIsnS S'sss ,6i " ss u u ~ soD' -
n s.,r-as,. va,,,n., ss, ~. w., w., v.,
War. county snasLs,smGso,,s W n Pn1b r
q r III I.sRIonSf f 'e ''NA' ''ee .ue'' -
m, Mnndsv, ANGINA, lO,b a. p.n,d,n.
panId,rg counsv. snsstera-Gsorge r., PaoS
SIS Coz. VIM. SAWYER. q Phelps. \ xvi -.
IN T,aadavl Angina, 1Itb az iDafance Ds.
6ance cSnntv: snaaf fers-G T.. puob. &. 8. Cor.
WIN. SAWYER, q. Phelps,
on Wednesdav. August I2tb, at Napoleon.
Henrv count, !: Sneake kera-G p Pnoh q. a.
Car. WIN. Saver. q. Pbelna.
. On Ihuraday. Aupust I3;h, at Perrysburp %
Wood COUNTY: SpeaRers-G. e, P,ah. s. g.
Coz. II. Z, Green. e. Phelpa -. +.
On Friday. August l4tb. AT Kauda' P,tosm
county: Sneak EI Pusb. ]. /. Greer.
h Phelna. : - Ne1' N's-'
ID On Saturday, Aupust 18Th. nj 81 Marva q
AuRlaize county: Speakers-G. z Poph. I. T.
Green, F. G. LeBlopd. " 'e'' = -
On Saturday, Aupust lat. at Findlav Han.
cock county Epeaker-s. s. Cox,
On Saturday. Aupust 29tb. at Meaipa. Mo-
dina comfy Spea kers-S s, Cor, George
Bliss. ~ q saQ et
On Thursday, August 2O!h, at Millersbure,
Holmes county: Speakers-S s. Coz. Oso
D'esel, George Bliss. -
. On Friday, ,August 2lst, at Mount oilead.
Morrow county: Speakers-A. a. Thurman.
Samuel Medary.
4 On Thursday, August 6.h, lin the evenipp).
a. ssndusky CITY, Erie county: soeskers|S
8 Cox, Otto Dresel, George II. Psndlet,n.
! On ?. .iday, Aupust 7th. at VermilIion. Erie
cohnty Speakers-s. 8. Cox, o to Dresei, Geo.
Hl PeDdleton. o. b sgDB4 f, NF Us .
On Saturday, August 8, at NorxaIk. Huron
county. peskere--Geo H. Pepdleton. g. s.
Cox and Otto Dfesel.
On Saturday, August s,h. at Ho,k;nsvilla.
Noble count,: SpeaRe,a-E n clIds Ts. M
Geylord, Fin R. Hanna, James R. Morris.
On Tuesday, August .IIth. at Mt. Vernon a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02
The seastoTisl coassntioas D

The Democratic ssndtoriaI Convention for
this Distric., will meet in the City Hall on Mon
dey, Angus. Sd, at ten O'Clock Am.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02

\ ExTRAoRpINART SPKcrAoLE ION Sunday, Ju-
y l9, At The close Of the sermon 10 the principal
coiored church Of Newbern, N. c., By Rev. w.
Q, Whitccmb, hospital chaplain, one hundred
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02
franklin County Democratic Conven.
Nh 80 y' tiOn. $50 Fiysf,ri x

IUukun OOuuty OCMOChustSi ~UhNSh-
80 yi tiOn. .t giysf,ff "a
The Representatives of the Democracy Of
Franklin county met in Convention in the City,
Hall, In Columbus, on Saturday, August lst,
1868, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, pursuant to the call
Of the Central Committee. Upon motion Of
Col. Isaac H. Marrow, Jacob Reinhafd was
elected President, and s L. Quinn and J M.
Armstrong we're chosen Secretaries. On mo-
ton Of Col. Marrow, the President appointed
committee on Credentials, consisting Of j. M.
Armstrong. l.. Il. Marrow and John Keys. On
motion Of s. T.. Quinn, committee Of one
from each ward and township was appointed to
select Comfy Central COMMITTEES for the en-.
suing year. The committee was composed as
follower e I sga a4gPiiias tsrkid bus va
cphMIrrEE TO sELEcr A COUNTY cEsrRAL COMMIT
81. d,vn.,. ~, +, TEE. aot 1.,n,t4,-,-e,s
nov Wsrds of Columbus. "A. .,slsa
First Word, Isaac II. Marrow; Second Ward,
J, M. Armstfopg; Third Ward, Michael Lnniz,
Fonrth Ward, John G. Thompson; Fifth Ward,
]. r. RemmS; Sixth w ard, w Seliger; Seventh
tWard J. M. KoerneF; eighth Ward, Patrick
Durcsn; Ninth Ward, Q, w. Parks. osle syad
| eas.4q7f Iopnships. Z aeg1tia-
| Montgomery. Simon Tompkins; Madison,
Moses Seymour; Hamilton, B. Z. Rees; Truro,
]. N. Peters; Jefferson, H. M. Albery; Plain,
Jacob Ulery; Mifflln, Frank KstermaD; Clin-
ton, James Heess; Perry, Stephen Corbin;
Sharon, Chag. Martin; Blendon, A. cfist;
1 rrT IL y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02

Hon. Otto Dresel was nominated by accls-
nation, for Representative when three rous-
ing chesrs we're given him BY the entire Con-
yenlion, and by the outsiders g.i3 sd 80
y After appointing Isaac Eberly and William
Hunter tsllers, the Coaven tion proceeded to
nominate, by ballot, another Representative.
The result Of the bsllotings vas as follows: tisa
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obssS.A .A,hs 5campS,aAL !

ToSCouuty Committees ofclubs, where the
papers are all sent topus address, wesrill fur
nish the weekly for three months % follows;
100 c.n... s.x .ilssE bsi.O bssss $500
iy0 * GSb,ss Tor Il bs9i1g- 1900
a5 Copies SOC g-0 W I7a ! lo'oo
The cash 10 accompany the order IN ALL
CASES. ss5,,s.-T
Address .isas'IJ slis
mANYPENNY & MILLER,
,ssss.sN !. s4la PUBLlsHERs, COLUMBUS "
July 4. I6639AVz - -
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Tfe.asurer,

- On the 4h ballot there were two more votes
cast than there were delegates in the Conven-
tioh. The Convention was about to proceed
with the 5th ballot. when Ms. Arnold was with
drawn, and Joseph Falkehbsck was nominated
by acclamation. ''-' 1 H'pr ~ q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-02

Meeting Of the County Central Commits
aq Vilsss1ao gtee.9ae Dns 530 no
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rRArE1lN COUNTY, pEMocRATIC T1oKEr

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For Repreaeutaiiyes--oTTo DRESEL. z
il'rr 4 sbsasls John G. EDWARDS
Probate Judge JOHN M. PUGH. ism ~ :
sherifc-WiLLIAM DoMIGAN. 5y s'D
Treasurer JOSEPH FALKENBACH, d
Auditor--MATTHIAS MARTIN. .o.tioa
Commissioners DENNIS b. STRAIT. 52i.s
coronet- ELIAS GAYER. 4 t.,.w
Infrmary Director r--NEWToN GIBBoNs.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The President called the Convention to order
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q Johns Edwards having received majority
of oil the votes cast upon the 4tb ballot, was de-
clatsd nominated; and his anoniuasion was
then made unanimous. Biedqu ~ 1a'<p
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Democratic state Ticket

~R0R G0vERH0R,
CLEMENT L. L.vALEANDieHAM,
sSS, ,e OF Montgomery County /, X osss
ael,slisEmUrEEARr aOvERNoR, tlssai n
GEORGE q PUGH, Of Hamilton. a..d =
aadi hnl6oAUplroR oysrkrE, rol d5issss
wiDIIAM HUBBARD, Of Logan. 2
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ir6t agss TREAsuRrR OF STATE, aiq la 1st
JHoRACEss. KNAPP, of Ashland.
~ ~ Sns - 4 surREME JUDGE, sv si,sii
PsevANiTRUMP, of Fairfield. aa ooi ,
es'.s, board or PUBLIC WORKS, ~ .9'
John n. ,HEAToN, Of Belmont;
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Dem0cratIc state Central COMMITTEES
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GF0. i cONVERSB, AMOS LATMAN, .
ALLEN q. THURMAN.
All these gentlemen reside In Columbus, and letters
of political character addressed to any one Of them
will receive proper attention. -~N --'-
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Wards Of Columbus.

First Word, Isaac II. Marrow; Second Ward,
J. M. AfmstroDg; Third Ward, Michael Limits,
Fonrth Ward, John G. Thompson; Fifth Ward,
J. P. Remmy; Sixth w ard, w .seliger; Seventh
Ward, J. M Koerner; Eighth Ward, Patrick
Durcsn; Ninth Ward, o. w. Parks. otl syad
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IN ~ .THE | N0lIINATIoNs.
Representatives

/ The Convention then proceeded to make the
nominations, with the following results:
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John NJ. Pngh was declared to be duly nom
mated. and his nomination Haa mada nranimau

william Domigsn, on the 5th b,llot, having
received majority of all the votes cast, was
declared to be the nominee for Sheriff, and the
nomination was then made unanimous.