Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-20
MCCLELLAN MASS MEETING.
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Resolutions, Songs Speeches and
Scenes. .l'iea'7
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Tremendous Popular Enthusiasm for "Little
smm sa Mac.o a'aos GLOON 10
-1ar .usf lsa1o sli ~ A"S - ras ,aao.v e 5s
-atigiiissa ban s1slsY
THEsoLDIERs PRESENT Il EN- I + MAssE 4 ASST
THE mecLELLAN FLAG.RA1sINd.
From the New Y ork World. lstb ipst.l

| h0Wlng last evening by au audience that
assembled to express their desire for the
elevation of Maior-G General George r.. Nc
| Clellan to the Presidency. The room was
tastefillly decorated. The columns through
out were decked with miniature American
flags, and the State and National ensigns
were hung In graceful profusion above and
aarouncl lthe nlatforu There ueral olso tho
following notices, extracts from General
McClcllan's reports, and letters to the Pres
ident. r5.l as.,r ,f,sq'a9 mn. i-'a ~
"The Constitution and Union ,a.st be pre-
served, ,ctaterer be the cost in time. treasure.
and blood" MCCLELLAN.
uJet mother d;ooo,sr no,;,;.,, t,,,;o,, ! 49,.
fo,e;on ,r1r sboLs o, ,,',ose ~ snSo..s 'G ~
egunf oner1tion of he Io,rs of he TnncG Ssss
,no,, tbs ', ,,eoDis ~ s,,s,, Sts,s '''' '''''e
| r. Wv. ~ F'H''O " wy '''"'' McC,r,
az Oar couse Us h ."aSs meger oe aodhaonea Is
sne ouuse " Jree mS'Hu''onS dma seg-gooer7'-
"'srs Os,. a. ,,,;ad, A., .r CLhLLAN.
Otei .ne ,nluulI VI Sne Platiorn was .
pILtLaic vi uenerai McSieiian, tile frame OF
M mnioil was ueIkeu VIII WREATH Oh ever
Sveeti anu On J eiinGn sue were porIrats OF
vHt IN anu oaohs1n Ufer tn9 Por-
t,,n ",,l, Vre n.IIu, anu Liper-
x, I, ~ e,aae's e,s was oalieu 10 oruer ny
ca Ta,T W., ohee.s were given
n,n,,,',,t, haso,o tho anu ~ Was solne
Wom 49, o0 Ra05oI SnH Speanel couiu pe hearu.
ad 70 rns;da ys ncnani d was ual4usly Ii elect-
| donts PpnI Soan"to,;an i.oo VI le1 ieei-
o',s1 nraot rao 'ov,o.'i @ neS was appolnIeu.
d;or, ,,,a,.o 'ny ohioeis anu svi-
,uSnnor W. p pesen'; atlu cneereu iouuly
n,nrtionod mnnS ''iei"' 4"oOieiiahs name was
e. ~ o,o,,,o.,. .-,..,
hv H., ,oS ISnu K'daI aii' Ps'ilo.io speecH Z
.y ~ Hon. Alhos henuail' the fresident Oh
sn1 meeting, Mr: II. Il. stevens read the
,s, ,onoMlhS leeotu.ions' WHICH were unahl-
iiVvsiS WslSP auoP'eu .,.,,.,
:, a;-p I, t'atlicluai war, originating
nf o,,r E,Seh u 'nH lda1;i ndAiis anu maIhings
.h,.ou. 10 uesoIltlDH Ine ianu, anu
onr Teia,.5S 1Tn;o TnG pcrindnen' ina uisrup'ioh VI
o'n ai CILoh ~, anu
WhskEAs, , Inc presenG Admlhlstratlon
uy .neL tatai poiicy III Cne coHduct OF the
wa, wa, ~ .nei. infringement upon otate anu
nf NV aua; llSIts, ny general suspension
Va Muoe0s coipus' anu suDstitu7
sile niii,taIy Ior courts, ana, aooveall,
Sy Sinpio!ing G the army 70 suppress the
,no mecaom vi ,;.;, elecIlons, anu iorchg govern
Stota - s nt nI upol tne Peopie Oh !ne
States, Ias lot Only protracIed the war IN
term;noSie taxa{;oS and If snano;o1 se SIumy ,,;y M
ttelhlilapl1 t taAaIlo,i anu hHahciai rum, Dut
mas createa general alarm Tor the integrity
VI I'LL ane I.d.es anu 1ne lloerIy oil tneir citi-
aens, a. ~ w pe sWaioweu UP In
= s.,t aa.a.,tai uesPo'isni' 'le "orse Oh all gov
Wl'n, anu a.gA zgaBglrT
for .ha snaed,, and dTOu.ry 1 mas no guaIantee
i1r Io tne, speeay any successiul iulteTmlnationo
Sn0 wal = ua,uep ste inloecile ana cnangeaole
M'a.I inops VI tlse pIesenI administration,
VI s,ffruuSn & aty oener means ans tnan Dy change
~ nnt.a mIn ~ .ie ooiii rresiuehIiai eiectlon;