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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-06-28
Shameful Dodge.

If anything is certain it is undeniabl,
true that the Republican, or as they nov
choose to call themselves the "Unicn'
party, is irrcvocably committed to tht
policy OF Negro suffrage, by the acknowl
edged opponents of their views. Salmon
p. Chase, the fountain head Of their in.
spirations--John Sherman, the inner
'sonaiion Of their ideas--if we mistak,
not, Geceral Cox, chosen by exclamation
yesterday as their standard bearer--and
all their leading papers, without an ex.
c%eption, arc, by their declarations and an.
tccedents, pledged to maintain and carry
cut the doctrine Of the political equality
of the negroes. And, what is more, none
Of them will have the hardihood to deny
what We here deliberately assert to be
true. Nor can any sophistry conceal
from people of ordinary discernmept the
fact that this is to be the real and funda.
mental issue of the approaching cam.
paigu. They know that negro suffrage
is the only thing that can save. them =
Without that they will be thrown into .
helpless and hopeless minority at the
next Presidention election. But they
also see that, so far as Ohio is concerned
they run a serious risk by making an
open and manly declaration OF their prin,
ciples. Hence the shameful dodge re
sorted to by the leaders and wire pullcrs
who framed aud adopted the platform o.
their pie-bald organization at Columbus
yesterday. Knowing that a aat-footeG
declaration of their fondly cherished
principles, and an open avowal Of the
policy Of the leaders Of their expiring
faction would ensure their overthrow aut
defeat, they rcsorted to the low expo
dent OF suppressing the only idea tina
gives vitality to their organization, ant
dealing altogether in specious, though
not glittering generalities.
But, having yet great confidence il
intelligence and honesty of tho people
we cherish the conviction that a larg,
majority Of the voters Of Ohio will pcne
trate the designs Of these artfuI dodgers
and at the polls record their solemn pro
test against all mean attempts at conceal.
ment. Nor can those political tricksters
safely fatter themselves that honest men
Of heir own party will justify the course
they have seen ut e adopt Hardly have
tho planks Of their platform been pu,
together, Lefore complaints begin to b.
uttered against il as a weak and time
serving concern. Believing that no arti
fee can save that conglomeration Of fac
tions from obstruction, we shall wait will
exemplary patience for future develop
ments.--P2din Dealcy.
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, WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JUNE rs
Somewhat SINGULAR.

Among the military delegates TO The
Convention on the 2lst, there were men
Of undoabted ability as public speakers
General Woods was the President Of the
Convention. On taking the Chair as
presiding officer Of the temporary organ
ization, he made a speech, which was re-
ported, in which he indicated the pro.
priety of indorsing the Presidents Gre
organization" policy, and Of declaring in
favor of tempering justice with mercy.
When the deliberations of the Conyen,
tion were o~yer--wbeu the nominations
had been made and the Platform had
been adopted, and when Gen. Sohtnck
had said a few words, Gen. Woods was
loudly called to mako a few remarks -
His ear, however, was quick to catch a
motion to %adjourn, which he said was al
ways in order, and not deba,abla, and
therefore he put the motion which he
pronounced carried. Not even the most
indirect reference did nc make to the
Ticket that had been put in nomination,
or to the Platform which had been adopt
ed. 1t would not have taken him FIVE
minutes to have said, in effect:
"Geutlemen The work that you have
to-day done is we'll done. Your Ticket
is excellent aud your Platform is al.o
gether satisfactory /; but as you have been
kept in session a long while in a swclter.
ing condition, without further remarks
put the question to adjourn"
At night, whea The people expected 10
hear the "big guns" Of the Convention,
neither Gen. Woods, nor any othey mill.
tary man, could be induced to make a
speech. The only speakers for the occa-
sion were Mr.. Schenck and Senator John
Sherman, who gave the people to under
stand they were rugged issue mon. Gov.
Brough found it convenient to be absent;
Treasurer Dorsey did not seek an oppor-
tunity to speak there was n man there
to get up and say that as "a lifelong
Democrat" it afforded him infinite salts
faction TO give his support to the Ticket
nominated and Platform adopted. The
men who spoke-Sehenck and Senator
Sherman--havc been life long traducers
Of Democrats and Democratic principles.
They said hot a word of commentator
of the President OF Of his "reorganiza,
tion" policy. They did not ever "damr
it with faint praise" Was it for this
reason that Gen. Woods and other mill
tary delegates to tho Convention declined
to speak, or is there too much Negro
equality in. the Ticket and in the Plat,
form to suit them p Ohio Statesman.
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The SOIdiers-MOw they Feel

General Washburn, on taking leave Of
tho Department of Memphis, made q
speech in which he says that our soldiers,
who shave faced death in every shape
upon the battle. field, or in tents and
camps, amid damps and putrcfaction, are
moro kindly disposed toward their old
assailants than those who have kept safe.
y out Of harms way by remaining a,
home" d.
This is very true, and is thus account
ed for by the General, who continues -:
at arises very much from this fact, that
the soldiers have seen the ravages Of wat
--have seen what extremity Of suffering
the Southern people have been reduced
how from wealth aud afluence, with fine
houses and all that heart could wish, they
have been reduced to the most abicct
poverty, many without shelter or a place
to lay their heads. These sights, daily
and hourly seen, arc well calculated 70
soften the. most obduratc heart, and to
disarm even the most vindictive in their
thirst for vengeance. I should be glad
if the real condition Of the South could
be seen and known, as | see and know it,
by our people at the North. l am sure
ihat the spirit of vengeance, if it exists
any who're, would be subducd for il
would be seen that treason has already
been terribly punished. Dayton En-.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-06-28
Nomination Of General Cox for
Governor.

As was generally anticipated, the Re.
publican Convention, yesterday, nomina.
ted General Cox for Governor.
We do not recollect the General pre-
vious TO tho war, but We believe that be
once represented one Of the blacklist
Western Reserve districts in the State
Senate. In the war, while be has not
achieved any considerable distinction, he
has been a fair and unobj cctionable off.
Ger.
In his political opinions he faithfully
represents The Western Reserve Of Ohio,
where the African has long been the
idol before which they bow in supcrsti.
tious homage and alteration. AS to his
fitness and ability for the post Of Cover.
nor, the friends Of the General will hard.
1y claim that he has any special merits
Or exccllense. Eng IF Thursday
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Meeting Ofthe Democratic Slatc
COmmittec-A Convention 10
be Held ON the 24fIl Of Au-
gust.
Tho Democratic State Central Commit.
tee issued invitations to Democratic edi-
tors and othcfs prominent rdinauential
meu of our party in Ohio, to attend a
meeting of the Committee, in Columbus,
on Thursday, The 22d Of June, for the
purpose Of interchang;ng views as to the
political situation The invitations were
handsomely responded to, and a large
and important meeting was held on that
day. After many able u.en had given
expression to their sentiments and opin-
ions, a Resolution was unanimously adopt
ed, requesting the Committee to desig.
nate Thursday, the 24th Of August, as
the day on which tia DEMOCRATIC State
Convention shall be held.
On Friday, the Committee held an ad
journed meeting, and decided TO call q
State Convention, in accordance with that
request and fixed the number Of Dele.
gates on the following basis Of Represen'
tation-viz; One Delegate for each
county, and an additional Delegate fol
every FIVE hundred votes given to Gen
George B. Mcclellan for President in
1864, and for every fraction of two hun.
drcd and fifty votes and over, one add,
tional Delegate. &
Our brethren from all parts Of the
State brought US the most gratifying as.
~suranccs; and the action Of this meeting
and tho Committee will encourage ard
encrgize the Democracy TO still greater
efforts in the cause of Truth aud the
Right.-Ohio Salesman
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The Abolition Platform.

The Abolition Platform, adopted at
Columbus, on last Wednesday, will be
found in another column. 1t attempts to
dodge the question Of negro suffrage for
this camgaigu, fearing that if the party
took a bold stand upon it, it would be
defeated. We shall soon SEQ if this kind
Of procedure is satisfactory to the people,
and whether they will permit the orgaui.
zation again to stea! in power through
evasion and fraud.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-06-28
General Sherman 10 be the
Democratic Candidate for
GOVeruOr.

III -. XfH ~ III TE-.w III NIN -
The Telegraph announces that it is un-
derstood at Washington City that General
Sherman is to DO the Democratic candi-
date for Governor Of Ohio. Through
what source the Washingtonians have dc.
rived this information wc do not know.
Such is not the understanding at Column
bus. As to who that candidate will be
no one at present is able to say. This
much may be relied on the Democratic
candidate will be a thorough Union man
who will be unequivocally in favor Of
maintaining the spirit and letter of the
Constitution Of the United States inyio.
late, and who will, with equal irankncss
and positiyeness, oppose Black Suffrage,
When the Abolitionists and Malignants
undertook to crush General Sherman. be-
cause his military fame had became such
as to render him a probable candidate for
the Presidency, the Democratic press raj
lied to his defense. They regarded it as
equivalent to a crime for the men who
claimed to possess all the Moyally" Of
the country by virtue of a sort Of patent
right, to hound General Sherman into
disgrace. They did not stop to consider
whether his views in regard 70 political
questions conceded with theirs. They
saw that he had negotiated terms Of
Peace, the object Of which was TO in
stantly and permanently pacify the coun-
try. These terms were to have had no
validity until ratified by the Administra-
ton, and until thus ratified they were not
designed for the public; but the Secre-
tary of War made them the text for q
most atrocious assault on Gen. Sherman,
which was caught up and echoed most
vigorously by the Abolition Press. 1t
was an assault the most malignant, the
most shameless and the most unjustifia.
bic and fiitingly did General Sherman
characterize the instigators Of it as Gas
sassins." Very natural it was for Demo-
cratic journalists who promptly volun-
teered a conclusive defense of him whilst
he was yet ignorant of the fact that his
honor and fame had been violently and
uniustifably assaulted, to feel like making
General Sherman Governor Of Ohio, and
thus visiting upon his foul maliguers con-
domination mott overwhelming They
feel like calling for the Judgment Of the
people on this matter, and hence q few
of them have thought proper to suggest
his nomination to the Govcrnorship Of
Ohio Out of this circumstance, doubt.
less, has grown the impression at Wash
ington, that Gen Sherman will be the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Ohio.-StatcSmaa.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-06-28
Manhood; How Lost, How Re-
stored.

TUST published, q new edition Of DR.. Gull
81 verwells Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure without medicinc) Of Spermatorh@a, or
seminal weakness, involuntary scminsl losses,
impotency. Mental and Physica, inoapacity,
i%mpedimenis 10 marriage, etc, also, Consump.
ton, Epilepsy aud Fits, induced by self-in-
diligence or sexual extravRgaice,
BaS- Price, in a sealed envelope, only 9 OTIS.
The celebrated author Of this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from q thirty
years successful practice, that The alarming
consequences of self abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application Of the knife
pointing out o mode Of cure al once simple,
certain and effeciual, by means Of which et-
cry sufferer, no matter whathis ccnditi,n may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically. s
This Lecture should be in the hands Of ey-
every youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal in a plain envelope 10 any
address, post paid, on receipt Of six cents, or
two post stamps. Address the publish ers
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-06-28
A Change of Base.

One year ago a Democrat who dared
object to the policy and measures Of the
President was denounced by loyalists as a
traitor and summary vengeance was thrca-
tenod-in many instances carried into
execution. To-day we find the party
then loyal.-dividcd uoon the policy Of
president johnson, and the radical wing
hurting anathcmas, m~alciiction and dire
full threats at his governmental head
Wendell Phillips, the head and front of
Abolition lanaticism, declares that he will
devote the remainder Of his life to the
advocacy Of liquidation Of the national
debt unless the negroes are cui~ranchiscd.
Henry Wilson, abolition u. S. Senator
from Massachusetts,, in arocent speech at
Boston, said that no Congressman would
be admitted to seats in the national legis.
lature unless mes roes were permitted to
participate in tho election. JIM. Ashley,
MIC. from this district says he told Pres,
ident johnson that the abolition party
would crush him if he did not confer the
right Of suffrage upon tho emancipatcd
slaves. Radical speakers and radical
presses every where indulge in the same
denunciation of tho government. Are
the Phillipses, aud Wilson's, and Ashleys
traitors? Arc not the radicals to be- class
ed as copperhcads, butternuts, secession
sympathisers, arraycd against the best
government the world ever saw and bent
upon its destruction. Or does II make a
difference Whose OK is gored?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-06-28
SHERIFFS SALE.
William McNulty
vs..

William McNulty
~ ftaf VS.. rt
John NJ. Rowe.
10y virtue Of an order Of Sale, duly issuet
/ ID by the Court Of Common Pleas for tn
County Of Ashland aud State Of Ohio, and |,
me directed, bearing date June 10th, A
D sIs65, / will expose to sale, at Public Auc
lion, on ,g .rs
Monday, The 10Th day of July, 1865,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A, NJ. and !
o'clock T. NJ. of said day, at the McNuli,
House, in tbe town Of Ashland, the following
described Goods and Ohattles, to-wit: One
double set Of Harness; One single set CT Har.
ness; One Saddle and Bride |; One Bitlinc
Rig Ono Cupboard and contents One Lei
OF Oak Lumber One Book Case and Books
Ono Leather Trunk and contents; One small
Bureau and Maps and two trunks and con
fonts,
Also on the llth day of ,'uly, A. D. 1865,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock ?. NJ. Of said day, on the premises Of
the Defendant. in Perry Township, Ashland
County, known as the Philadelphia quarter
the following described Goods and Chaules
to.wit: Ono lot Of Blocks; One lot Of Cooper
Stuff; 166 Saw Logs; Saw Mill and Caring,
with Fixtures One set Of Extra Blocks, and
one Log Car.
Also on the 31st day Of July, A.. d. 1886
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M, and 4
o'clock P. M. of said day, at the door Of Tic
Court House Of said Az HAND County, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements, to-wit
MI = = n q ok 49, - =. q
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NOT MUCH.

We. clip the following from the organ
Of Morality, Of last week:
aThe little Poodle Dog who edits the
Ashland Union, is wonderfully worked
up about that record"
Not at all. You charged "lhat II cord'
upon us, and after We had proven thai
you had e~gregiOusly lied, you attempted
to wiggie out Of il. This you can no,
do. You made the charge, and for &C
doing we branded you a willfuI, deliber.
a,o and pcrjurcd liar and let the record
stand correct. How do you Ike that
Mr.. Morality?
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iCnlhoIiea.

AZ Z recent Abolition meeting in Pitts
burgb, 3 resolution was passed donounc-
ing Catholics as 'tarch traitors to civil
and religious freedom throughout he
world
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7-3O LOAN.

These notes are issued under date Of July
is, 1865, and are PAYABLE three years from
that date in currency, or arc convertible al
the option Of the holder inso
u. s. $40 SIR per cent,
GOLD BEARING B o D s.
These Bonds arc now worth q handsome
premium. aud are exempt, as are oil the Gov
ernme1t Bonds, from Slate, County, and Mu-
nicipal taxation, which adds from one TO three
per cent. per annum to their value, according
10 The rate levied upon other property. The
interest is payable semi annually by coupons
attached to each note, which may be cut of
and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at Z 80 Per cent n
nj counts 10
One cent per day ON n $50 note.
Two cents per day ON n 500 note.
Fen cts. per day ON a s580 note.
One Dollar per day ON IA $4,000 dote
Notes Of all the denominations named will
be promptly furnished upon receipt of sub
criptions. Il
The Not IS Of this Third Series are reecise
ly similar in form and priv eyes to the Sew
en- Thirties already told. except that the Gov.
crnment reserves 10 itself The option Of pay
ing interest in gold coin at 6 Ter cent, in
lead CT Z 3-10ths in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency 10 July
10Th at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this bird 20
ries Of the Seven thirlies will commsnc On
the LIST Of June, and will be made promptly
and continuously after that date.
The slight change made in the condilionso
this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter
of interest. The payment in gold, if made
will be equivalent to The currency interest Of
the higher rate.
The return 10 specie pay nents, in the event
Of which only will the option 10 pay %interes
in Gold be ayailed Of, would so reduce and
e~qualize prices that purchases made with six
per cent. in gold won d be fully equal tc those
made with seven and thrce-tenths per cent,
in currency. This is
The Only Loan in Market
Now offered by Inc Government, andits supe
rior advantages make it the ,il
Great Popular Loan Of The People.
Less than $50, o. 1000 Of The Loan au
thorized by Congress are now on the market
This amount, atthe rate Of which it is being
absorbed, will all be subscribed for within
sky days, when the rotcs will undoub!edl!
command q premium, as has uniformly beer
the case on closing the subscriptions 10 othcJ
Loans.
In order that citizens of every tewn ant
section of the country may be afforded facili
ties for taking the Loan, the National Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the countr,
have generally agreed 20 receive subscrip
lions at par. Subscribers will select thei
own agents, in whom they have confidence
and who only are 10 be responsible for tn
delivery Of the notes for which they recciv
ord ,rs.
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~ The editor Of the TIMES says tha,
We ashoald be kicked BY every man in
our village \
Permit US to say, Mr.. srREsoLE, that
there j. not an Abolition puppy in Ash
land that dare undertake anything 81
that kind Go in, ys cripPlss.
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FARM o Z.

VNlE undersigned will sell, AZ private sale,
il the Deplcr farm, adjoining Rowsburg,
Ashland County, Ohio, containing about 81
acres of excellent land, under d good state Of
cultivation, with IN Orchard Of choice fruit
and in o good bearing condition !; two good
frame dwellings, a FIRST rate Saw Mill, a good
Barn, o never Telling well Of water, andsstock
water convenient. This is one Of the most
desirable farms in Ashland county, and can
be bought cheap. For further information,
enquire Of Henry Depler or Jacob Englc at
Rowsburg. HENRY DEPLER,
(48tf) JACOB ENGLE.
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.U.y. $50 loan.
THIRD s H n $ /,
$~2SO,0OOOOO.

By authority Of the Secretary of the Urea
sury, the undersigned, the General Subscrlp-
ton Agent fyr the sale Of United States So
%curities, offers to the public the third series
of Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three
tenths per cent. interest per annum, known
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cssh prices delivered.
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These notes are issued under date Of July
is, 1865, and are PAYABLE three years from
that date in currency, or are convertible at
the option Of the holder inso
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-29
Cincinnati Market.

-
FLOUR Unchanged nndudull; not
much demand and nearly altoge tierfor
the higher grades, which sell at SO GOA
10 so for superfine, and low extra at
So 25aS as. ,slFi,P,Y
WnEAT-Dnll;s 81 1901 20 for new and
81 0O(92 10 for old red. ~ q .--.zl.,
OATS-Firm Mt 40c. if 2Hhranf
2 RYE-Actiye and prices tending up
ward, at 81 O5, holders asking s l 10g2
F3ARnEY5AGood demand at 81 3Oaf 60.
WITIsKY+Ffrni and in good: demand
at 81 20. 93inJ ~!
IINsEED OILs-Advaneed to S1u6O and
the market quite excited under our
news from New York to the Chamber
of Commerce. issia lsf.ftt!
MRss PoRR-A Clvancedto S31 90. the
market firm! Bulk meats hrfnI Bacon
also Arm but not much demand; prices
non1inally unchanged5 lfi ',+Fsg
IAHD-Firm at 231zc. iiiil 100
Eaes- Higher; 1sH19c. = ~. t7.i
BUfTER-FiHm ati25930c. ,lgl9h
9CfOID-I439[. =. s-'i+ftfi it7i iliHistrstf-
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stock Market.
NEwYORK AnUlst %

!" ~ NV 4 VIM tNUE5UHI 20
GoVERNAIENr STocKs-A shade firm
or; / yehr certificates $3.50; treasury Z $40
091<; 800 coupons, 1864, Is, 'Sl, cou-
pons, 10Y; 1910 coupons 975s,
STOCKS Dull; Fort Wayne 96sS; Mil
wnllkee and Prairie du Chen 10; Rock
island 1857; Toledo 101; Northwestern
2aai do preferred 82s4i Cleveland and
Pittsburgh 7O3<; New, York Central
921S; Erie S85S; Reading los; Illinois
Central scrip 1227f..