The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10

Movernor was assuaged BY the use q he dp1b
AN immense amount of money val expend
so!n calling out the militia to Camp Chase
e9rng the Morgan raid and away from where
morgan Was An additi9nal large amount was
appended In the foolish right Of the late Gov
srnorin the squirrel Hunter" campaign, and
IN the distribution of his Napoleonic IMAGE or
-Hlsage 10 the heroes of that exhibition Nc
WE4saasa ~ kaud toTestimate the amount sof
these expenses; but it is safe TO say, that over
nan 4 million of money has been expended by
q <Re lste governor, including the Penn. and
Onle eanafswindie, which was unnecessary in
~tseasaerng tue b1siRessso the State, even du-
-rIng the war For / have not mentioned any
f-Iraaquient contracts or swindles in the prose-
-egtion OF the war On The part of the State
Such a.lato is beyond my strength.
- = Tod hasTne1er aecupied that %p3sition Of viz
sns-or honesty from which to attack any pub
salie-oGeef His witnesses, Wright, Dorsey,
anu 0clc BY a movements now going on in the
Senate will likely find enough to enploy their
80 t6wn conduct as members Of their Board of
SssCiaims. Both Wright, and Cole were Tods
- apprentices, srbseryieut to his pleasure, and
=. eager to = bend the pregnant hinges Of the
s5knee ttatthrift might follow fawningn
I@snD0rsey,sfn addition to- his own neglect of
~ ddtyadsene mber Of the Board of Ciaims.was
s1nesstally disqualified from being honest where
- 4epolitiral prejudice existed. With the va
:. eltycfa p-eacock24-toucty IN his intercourse
-his scnsitiveness CONTINUALLY. wounded by
saaslhe. presence of an faordinate seffsesteem and
the absence of public respect, having long
7A,S since elevated himself into a conceited com
esmunion with our forefathers, such little mat
Z. ters asSthe truth or falsity of his statement
lever likely, was thought worthy Of his con-
f1sa Before concluding, I cannot but mention
seEsmy satisfaction to Tod for furnishing proof in
ms message, that the Attorney General was
3n.no- way connected with his misdoeds, or
N~econtaminkted by his association.
Racnaatfn!n @
- Il R. eCRITCHFIELD.
ssssss.g sThe war can be finished in sixty
bs4 da5spsZSeefetary Seward.
-sisiz 81 win doftxith 75, 200 men."-Abraham
Lincoln.
msststsNobody Hurs@Abraham Lincoln.
SsesssN may be Interesting to know how far
-nsaevants have the wisdom of these men
e9awh0 wish to have four more years of power
ses We give the figures of the calls for troops,
D aot aactadtny sraaen
sizeAprH f6, fs6I.- "a, 900
Nay 4, 1s619a $4,000
o fromaJulgto December, Is6l-- 100000
1suys1y1 100000
@1Dhft summer of 1863 100000
nszkebruary1y 1e64.-e 100000
- E6fzzt7sE f1aE& Boz eEG ,eaa5haA-@i
ard Observation-Disclosures .4 81 2 03e, 748i
spfsuNoa4 let Us add to this mo million SEIZED
ule of men, an exhibit of the. loans and liabil-
sSitiss Incurred, not including claims for dam
.1zegesiademnitgs injuries to property and com
.B1rs61cea a. Look at this aGs aet |
xnJ6an or sIsG2za lS,4I5.OO0
Treasury notes, March, '6I-- $1,000
sssa0rez6n war loan 1s61.Z-.sa 100000
asnAuotherdoan OF I86I- so, COO, CO.
suT7iree years treasury n9tes-- f39, 679,ODOl
-sbLoahaofA August I661- s7 1926, 900 |
sFissrtweniy Ioaa. 400, 600, 900
purarys loansaAt 1o4 933,do3
ct Certifcates of indebtedness t56,918,437
NJ Uue1aimedr Hills
aszDsmand 4feaury Hotes.- 500, 900
sa1egal tenaers2 is62a-397,767 ,113
i Legal tendars4 S63- lO4,969,e27i
~ Postal = and frnetienal curreneyz- so, 900 0G0
: Do Gid treasury notes oatstanding- $4,000
asTen forty bonds 600, 0O0,OOO
- Interest bearing treasury notes. SOC, 10000
606
-as-7{9aia Deaker, Feb. 4, 1864.