Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
Missta tements Corrected.

The Urbana Union, Democratic paper, does
not run up the Vallandigham lag, and approves
of the nomination Of Hooking Hunter. 1t sug-
gests the bringing out of Hugh ] Jewett by the
war Democrats.
We find tue above 10 ore OF the Abolition
papers OF Springfield. We copy it in order to
correct it, The Urbana Union ia not Dsmo'
cratic paper, neither dues It Claim to be. ANY
suggestion like the one contained IN the lsst
sentence Of the above paragraph, does great in-
Justice to Mr.. JEwErT. He would not conseni
to the use OF his name In any such connection
He ia Democrat, as he alSsys has been, aud
supports the Democratic State ticket Nominated
by the llth of June Convention. He indorses
the action of that Convention, and the Plat.
form is laid down.
Here is what she Urbana UniOa says of oul
State Convention; and it may serve to show
how the Abolition :papors are given to lying 10
these times:
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The party press of the State will give q par
tisan coloring to their accounts of the late Dem.
ocrstc Convention. Ga one aide they will
sing anthems aud on the other they will cry
shame.
AS the Union ia perhaps the only paper in
the Slate which has no party, and desires to
leok upon passing events only as they bear upon
the interests Of our common country, aud as this
vast gathering is an event that cannot be
Ignored, let us Try to get at its true eignif.
cameo
This meeting was pre-eminently gathering
OF farmers. The p)ticians and towns people
were there in great numbers, but they we're
oyerridden and overwhelmed by the count y
people, and 80 far as any influence they had,
might just as well have stayed at home
Thia vast multltude OF ten or fifteen thou.
| sand farmers was net brought together by tho
ordinary appliances Ii VAS not brought TO-
gethet by tho pulling cry OF peace, but by deep
| and determined opposition to arbitrary arrests
And this was the key note to the whole meeting 4.
Indeed 30 absorbing was the interest Ia this one
subject that slavery, which has lor the last ten
years tormed the staple of party meetlngs, was
| hardly mentioned. In other words, General
Barnsde gathered that vast multitude; ho
moved them as multiudes are seldom moved
and he nominated Mr.. Vallandigham. We will
give come reaaons for this opinion,
Mr. Pagh, iu his speech, stated that il the
Government required 1t, he would give them
another million OF men, aud untold millions Of
money. This Was met by vociterOus cries for
peace, from Dcdy OF I'VE hundred men III o
mass by themselves, at the right Of, aud some
distance from the speaker. We supposed these
were the delegations from Montgomery and
Hamilton, but the great mass OF the gathering
did not join 10 it. Mr.. Pugh was nearly
silenced by this clsmor, when he suddenly
"taeked ship" and started out on Order No. 38,
and arbitrary arrests, and the whole multitude
followed almost every aentenoe with the widest
applause. and finally actually carried the speak.
Or off On their shculdOEs Whea be was done,
The cheering tor peaOe, and even for Vallandig-
ham, uas nu more to be GGmpafed 60 this up
plause than the psttenng Of the rain 10 10 be
compared to the roaring OF The ocean
Not only this, Mr.. Cory, the latest csndi-
date tor martyrdom, and eundry other men, get
ting bewildered by Judge Bartlsys platform
pamphlet, aud fearing their bantling would be
left out In the cold, presented 1t to the C0nven
tion 10 the sdape OF the Madison county resolu.
tlons but tue bantiing and lie foster fither were
unceremoni0usly hustltd out
Again, every Democratic member OF Con-
gress but one or two, and many OF the leading
politicians 10 the State, tried hsrd to prevent
tue nomination OF Mr.. Vallandigham, but they
were met in substance by what we heard In
words from al old farmer OF seventy.hye or
more, who Was telling little group around him
tins. the politicians had tried 20 persuade him
not 10 vote for Vallandlgham on grounds Of
policy, but said he, Sin Mr.. Vallandigham my
rights have been violated, aud in Mr.. Vallan-
dlgham my rights shall be vindicased."